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William Kyle
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| Died: | 7th Mar 1853 |
| Accident: | 7th Mar 1853 |
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| Colliery: | Brancepeth |
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| Occupation: | Hewer |
| Notes: | killed by a fall of roof |
| Buried: | [not known] |
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| Pub. Date | Article (Newspaper) |
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| 18 Mar 1853 | Coroners' Inquests, Colliery Accident (Durham Advertiser) |
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| Researcher | Date | Interest | |
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| Peter Rowland | 18 Jul 2020 |
William Kyle is my first cousin several times removed. William was born in 1834 in Thornley Durham. His parents were William Kyle also a miner and Dorothy Kyle nee Ovington he was there second eldest son. By 1851 William and his family had moved to Trimdon 11.7 miles from Brancepeth. As part of the 1851 census there were 3 William Kyles living in Durham County who were involved in mining 17yr old William his 42year old father and 12 yr old William living in Thornley. William's father and 12yr old William were still alive in 1861. Which points to 19yr old William Kyle being killed at Brancepeth in 1853 Peter Rowland, Bunyip, VIC, Australia. |
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