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William Cricket

Age:  
Died:   5th Nov 1862
Accident:   5th Nov 1862
Born:  
Colliery:   Harrington
Company:  
Occupation:   Overman
Notes:  
killed by a fall of roof
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Related Newspaper Articles

Pub.
Date
Article (Newspaper)
06 Nov 1862 Fatal Accident In John Pit, Harrington (Whitehaven News)
20 Nov 1862 Inquest at Harrington (Whitehaven News)

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Ray Thackrah   04 Nov 2011 

Cricket family in Cumberland. William Cricket was my Great Great Uncle born 1809, son of Foster Cricket, another miner.


Francis McCrickard   01 Nov 2021 

The name "Cricket" brings difficulties to research. My father was Michael James Crickett of Cleator Moor. He insisted on his two sons holding the name "McCrickard" a reversion to the original Co. Down name which showed in church registers. It has evolved as CRICKET, CRICKETT, MCCRICKET, MCCRICKETT in west Cumbria.


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