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William Morton

Age:   28
Died:   21st Sep 1952
Accident:   18th Sep 1952
Year Born:   abt. 1924
Colliery:   Seghill
Company:  
Occupation:   Miner
Notes:  
back injured by a fall of stone, died in the R.V.I. three days later; residence: 13 Southwark Road, Seaton Sluice
Buried:   Church of Our Lady, Seaton Delaval
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Related Newspaper Articles

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Sep 1952 3 hurt in Blyth pit accident ((Unknown))
18 Sep 1952 News (Shields Daily News)

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Marjorie Higgins   06 Apr 2019 

The correct information is This is this is my father , he was killed in seghill pit he was 28 yrs old , i was 4 yrs old. He is buried at Church of Our Lady Seaton Seaton Delaval Whitley Bay Northumberland Fail to see why this info is unknown , the NCB knew about it ,


Sheila   07 Oct 2023 

William Morton lived at 13 southward not southwark


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