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Parker Tinnion

Age:   39
Died:   24th Feb 1922
Accident:   24th Feb 1922
Year Born:   abt. 1883
Colliery:   Clifton
Company:   Allerdale Coal Co., Ltd.
Occupation:   Miner
Notes:  
he was killed by a fall of two or three tons of stone; address: Beck Side
Buried:   [not known]
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Related Newspaper Articles

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02 Mar 1922 Fatality At Great Clifton Pit, Killed By Fall Of Roof (Whitehaven News)

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Simon Steele   19 Dec 2013 

I am related to Parker Tinnion, he was the brother in law to my ancestor Sarah Steele, whom married Thomas Tinnion, his brother and the one whom identified the remains after the mining accident. I am looking for information on his parents and perhaps some photographs of his family.


Fay Tinnion   01 Jun 2015 

Sarah and Thomas are my great great grandparents. I have a photograph of Parker Tinnion.


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