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George Hooper

Age:   32
Died:   29th Dec 1923
Accident:   29th Dec 1923
Year Born:   abt. 1891
Colliery:   St. Helen's, Workington
Company:  
Occupation:   Miner
Notes:  
killed in the Lickbank Seam by a fall of stone and "rattler", the fall came away without warning and crushed Hooper, whose neck was broken, married man, the father of three children, address: 13, Bank Lane, Nelson Street, Maryport
Buried:   [not known]
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Related Newspaper Articles

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Date
Article (Newspaper)
03 Jan 1924 Siddick Pit Accident, Maryport Miner Killed, Unlucky Change Of Shifts (Whitehaven News)
10 Jan 1924 Maryport Miner's Death, Under Two Tons Fall (Whitehaven News)

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William Hooper   12 Feb 2014 

George Hooper was my grandfather. His youngest child, also George Hooper (1917 - 2012) was my father.


Diane Stevenson   04 Mar 2023 

Mr Hooper was the husband of my great aunt. On hearing the news she fell into a coma from which she never recovered. She died in March 1924.


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