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Date:  28th January 1908
Colliery:  Roachburn
Company:  Thompson and Sons
Cause:  Inrush of clay, sand, moss and water
Lives Lost:  3
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Description

The text of the report from the Mines Inspector into this accident is available in the Disaster Reports section of this website.



Fatalities



Individual page 

Hilliard, Matthew, aged 53, Back Overman, inrush of clay, sand, moss and water

Individual page 

Pattinson, Robert, aged 35, Deputy Overman, inrush of clay, sand, moss and water

Individual page 

Wharton, James William, aged 21, Hewer, inrush of clay, sand, moss and water

 
All names found
 

Those names marked with image, have a web page providing individual details of the accident, the page may also include a photograph of the deceased. Click on the image symbol next to the name to see the web page.


Memorial: 1908 Roachburn Colliery Disaster

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Newspaper Articles

19 Mar 1908  Entombed Brampton Miners, Board Of Trade Inquiry (Whitehaven News)
28 Jul 1908  Award of Edward Medals (London Gazette)
30 Jul 1908  News (Whitehaven News)

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Page The text of the report from the Mines Inspector into this disaster is available in the UK Disaster Reports section of this website.

 

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