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Date:  11th June 1948
Colliery:  Sherburn Hill
Company:  National Coal Board
Cause:  Explosion
Lives Lost:  4
Category:  


Fatalities



Individual page 

Brown, Robert, aged 47, Cutter, explosion

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Cowan, Hugh, aged 63, Cutter, explosion

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Hodgson, Frederick, aged 40, Shot Firer, explosion, Buried: Churchyard of St. Mary the Virgin, Sherburn

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Philipson, Thomas Leonard, aged 36, Cutter, explosion

 
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.


Newspaper Articles

Jun 1948  Sherburn Hill Miners were "Accidentally Poisoned", No contraband found in pit or on men ((Unknown))
Jun 1948  Cause of Sherburn Hill Pit Explosion a mystery, No gas at pre-accident examination, says deputy ((Unknown))
12 Jun 1948  Four Miners Killed (The Times)
12 Jun 1948  Three dead, one missing in pit fire, Sherburn Hill Accident, Fight against fumes (Northern Echo)
12 Jun 1948  Four Died In Sherburn Hill Pit Accident (Sunderland Echo)

 

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