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| Date: | 7th July 1952 |
| Colliery: | Greenside (Lead Ore) |
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| Cause: | Overcome by gas |
| Lives Lost: | 4 |
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 | Gibson, George, aged 33, overcome by gas - it was believed the gas was caused by a fire in the lower levels of the mine, caused by a fault in the electrical wiring |
| | Mallinson, Richard, aged 35, overcome by gas - it was believed the gas was caused by a fire in the lower levels of the mine, caused by a fault in the electrical wiring; residence: Middle Rake, Glenridding |
| | Miller, John, aged 28, overcome by gas - it was believed the gas was caused by a fire in the lower levels of the mine, caused by a fault in the electrical wiring; residence: White House, High Glenridding |
| | Mulryan, Leo, aged 40, overcome by gas - it was believed the gas was caused by a fire in the lower levels of the mine, caused by a fault in the electrical wiring; residence: Browfield, Glenridding |
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| Jul 1952 | News ((Unknown)) |
| 08 Jul 1952 | Four Men Trapped In Lead Mine, Workers Overcome By Gas (The Times) |
| 1953 | Brave Conduct (Mine Inspectors Reports) |
| 31 Mar 1953 | Award of Edward Medals (London Gazette) |
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