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Thomas Stonebank
Durham Miners' Association
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| Mary T. Stonebank, 25, Widow, | £100 | (20/- per fortnight) |
| Alice O'Brien Stonebank, 8, Daughter, | £89 | (8/- per fortnight) |
| Elizabeth Stonebank, 6, Daughter, | £111 | (8/- per fortnight) |
On 9th September, 1918, £10 paid to Mrs. M. T. Stonebank forthwith, out of the balance of her share of compensation.
On 5th May, 1919, £10 paid to Mrs. M. T. Stonebank forthwith, out of the balance of her share of compensation.
On 7th February, 1921, £10 paid forthwith to Mrs. M. T. Stonebank, i.e., £5 out of the share of Alice O. Stonebank and £5 out of the share of Eliz. Stonebank, on their behalf.
On 12th September, 1921, £5 paid forthwith to Mrs. M. T. Stonebank (now Mrs. Simpson) out of the balance of her share of compensation.
On 18th April, 1923, £5 paid to Mrs. M. T. Stonebank, out of the balance of the children’s shares of compensation in equal proportions for the benefit of the said children.
Mrs. Mary T. Stonebank asked for a grant of £10 to enable her to purchase clothing, etc.
Application refused.
Source: Documents at the Durham Miners' Association, Redhills, Durham
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