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Please note: this page provides the details we have for those fatalities not shown
on the colliery pages - i.e. for those fatalities at collieries/pits etc. for which we
do not have a web page.
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see bottom of page for details |
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Name of Persons killed, Age, Occupation, Cause of Accident, and Remarks |
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14 Dec 1908 |
Brickworks (Clay quarry) |
Daniels, George, aged 39, Clay digger, when removing baring, it fell over and knocked him off the bench on which he was standing into the bottom of the clay pit, a distance of about 12 feet, fatally injuring him |
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11 Jul 1901 |
Plumpton (Limestone) |
Danson, Henry, aged 40, Quarryman, Danson was barring down loose stones at a point about 35 feet from quarry sole, when an unexpected rush of the loose material caught him. He apparently slipped when trying to get out of the way, and rolling down the slope, was crushed by one of the large stones (about two tons weight) which followed him down, and killed him on the spot [Inspection made & inquest attended] |
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02 Jun 1876 |
East Beechburn |
Dargue, Thomas, aged 49, Collier, fall of coal while holing, had neglected to put in props |
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06 May 1887 |
Nanaimo, No. 1, Vancover |
Davey, James, aged 36, from Whitehaven |
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06 May 1887 |
Nanaimo, No. 1, Vancover |
Davey, William, aged 33, from Whitehaven |
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08 Oct 1910 |
Croft (Sand) |
Davidson, Joseph, aged 31, Builder, Deceased, who was one of the quarry owners, was working in the quarry bottom, when a rush of sand buried him up |
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20 May 1880 |
Oxhill |
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05 Dec 1896 |
Seamer Road Brickworks |
Davidson, William Morris, aged 54, Foreman, While examining an engine the governor balls hit his head and he fell under the connecting rod, which crushed his head, and killed him instantly |
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12 Dec 1856 |
Unknown |
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08 Nov 1861 |
Unknown |
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Aug 1875 |
Unknown |
Davis, John Edward, aged 7, Chester Ward Coroner's Inquest, place: South Shields, cause: run over by wagon (DRO Ref: COR/C/2/349) |
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1840 |
Unknown |
Davison, R., aged 50, by a coal waggon above ground [approximate date] |
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01 Mar 1863 |
Unknown |
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09 Nov 1906 |
Round Hill (Whinstone) |
Davison, Robert, aged 60, Quarryman, He was killed by a fall of ground from above where he was working. Very heavy rains probably loosened the ground. |
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1861 |
Unknown |
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31 Jul 1861 |
Grove's Quarry, Arthur's Hill |
Davison, William, killed by a fall of stone |
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31 Jul 1861 |
[Newcastle] |
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23 Nov 1833 |
Low Moorsley |
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03 Jul 1783 |
Unknown |
Dawson, Daniel, from Fellfoot Longdale, killed in a quarry, Buried: Seathwaite |
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06 May 1887 |
Nanaimo, No. 1, Vancover |
Dawson, Daniel, aged 28, from Cleator Moor |
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1870 |
Unknown |
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21 May 1908 |
[Cle Elum U.S.A.] |
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10 Oct 1812 |
Unknown |
Dawson, Thomas, aged 29, Pitman, of Penshaw, shown in Parish records as being accidentally killed - may not be Colliery related |
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06 May 1887 |
Nanaimo, No. 1, Vancover |
Dawson, Thomas, aged 32, from Cleator Moor |
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20 Mar 1801 |
Unknown |
Dawson, William, aged 32, Pitman, of Fatfield, shown in Parish records as being accidentally killed - may not be Colliery related |
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06 Oct 1805 |
Unknown |
Defty, Emmanuel?, aged 39, Overman, of Jarrow, shown in Parish records as being accidentally killed - may not be Colliery related |
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14 Nov 1626 |
Unknown |
Demster, Robert, of Willington, "slaine in a colepit" |
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05 May 1873 |
Unknown |
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14 Jan 1839 |
Bandling Railway |
Denver, John, aged 49, killed by a fall of earth on the Brandling Railway, address: Low Felling, Buried: at Heworth on 14 Jan 1839 |
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1857 |
Unknown |
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03 Oct 1705 |
Gateshead, Stony Flatt |
Distans, John, killed in the 1705 explosion, Buried: October 5th |
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08 Oct 1855 |
Walker Iron Works |
Dixon, Abraham, aged 25, boiler explosion |
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05 Aug 1737 |
Corporal/Corpsill Pit |
Dixon, George, Collier, Buried: at St. Nicholas on 06 Aug 1737 |
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16 Apr 1891 |
Lord Lec's (B) |
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05 Aug 1737 |
Corporal/Corpsill Pit |
Dixon, John, Collier, Buried: at Holy Trinity on 06 Aug 1737 |
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07 Dec 1754 |
Unknown |
Dodgson, Daniel, fell down coal pit |
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01 Nov 1837 |
Cramlington Waggonway |
Dogharty, John, Travelling Tinker, He had placed himself between two full waggons at the foot of the Prospect Engine Plane and when the Engine started, he fell with his head upon the rail, when the waggon ran over it and killed him instantly (NEIMME Ref: Bud-48-7-81) |
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1860 |
Unknown |
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08 Oct 1855 |
Walker Iron Works |
Donnely, Patrick, aged 19, boiler explosion |
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24 Dec 1898 |
Rose Deep GMC, South Africa |
Dooley, Joseph, aged 23, Miner, crushed by a runaway skip, Buried: Roman Catholic portion of the Germiston Cemetery, South Sfrica |
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10 Jul 1860 |
Wylam Incline |
Dores, Edward, Waggon-Rider, fell before the waggon and was run over |
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16 Mar 1841 |
Whelpside pit |
Douglas, Joseph, killed by a fall of roof, ( accident: 09 Mar 1841) |
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13 Mar 1941 |
Whelpside |
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07 Dec 1900 |
Bedlington Station Brickworks |
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17 Apr 1839 |
West Townley |
Dowsey, Richard, aged 12, address: Greenside |
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21 May 1900 |
Plumgarths (Limestone) |
Dowthwaite, George, aged 42, Foreman, While replacing a brick in a kiln he was overcome by the fumes and burnt to death. |
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1922 |
Unknown |
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01 Jan 1865 |
Unknown |
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20 Oct 1799 |
Unknown |
Dunn, John, aged 34, Pitman, of Chester, shown in Parish records as being accidentally killed - may not be Colliery related |
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Those names marked with ,
were killed in a disaster for which a memorial has been erected or for which we have
images concerning the disaster, alternately their name may be mentioned on a memorial plaque.
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Those names marked with ,
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Some of the names of mining fatalities on this page have been kindly provided by Ian Winstanley of the
Coal Mining History Resource Centre (CMHRC) and are marked with .
The CMHRC is available here.
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Some of the names of mining fatalities on this web page have been kindly provided by
The West Cumbria Mines Research
and are marked with .
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Some of the names of mining fatalities on this web page have been kindly provided by the
researchers at
North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers (N.E.I.M.M.E.)
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