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James Dodds

James Dodds


Age:   41
Died:   3rd Mar 1960
Accident:   3rd Mar 1960
Year Born:   abt. 1919
Colliery:   Bedlington, A Pit
Company:   National Coal Board
Occupation:   Conveyor Puller
Notes:  
killed by a fall of stone
Buried:   Netherton Lane Cemetery, Bedlington
Category:  

Sources
  • Contributions from Ray Ditchburn from his research into mining fatalities in Northumberland
  • Photograph courtesy of Vivienne Redshaw (nee Dodds) (© Vivienne Redshaw)

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Christine STOREY nee Dodds   29 Apr 2020 

James Dodds was my father and I was only 6 yrs old when he was killed and would like to know the circumstances of his death as it was difficult to talk about to our mother .


Jessica van Huyssteen   06 Apr 2023 

James Dodds was my dad’s dad and my son Ellis James is named after him. The researchers who posted this enquiry and picture are my aunties. I would like to know more about my grandpa who sadly I never got to meet.


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