UK Coal Mining Accidents and Deaths 1900-1991 (1500-1899 coming shortly)
This database was compiled from data supplied mainly by Ian Winstanley, with additions from Ray Lawrence, NMRS Records and others
DEDICATION
This work stands as a testament to the men, women and children who worked the mines of Great Britain and to their families.
The work created a bond of trust and loyalty amongst them and a band of comradeship that forged the communities in which they lived and worked. It is a record of the true price of coal.
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM
Ian Winstanley 2023
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Surname Forename Year Age Mine/Quarry Name Location Occupation Record ID
HOYLE
A. (injured)
1948
22
Golborne
Golborne
Assistant Cutterman
36235
HOYLE
Frank
1904
24
Lidgett
Tankersley
Coal cutter
36236
HOYLE
Frank
1917
15
Towneley Demesne
Burnley
Drawer
36237
HOYLE
Frederick (injured)
1920
19
Spindlepoint
Kearsley
Waggoner
36238
HOYLE
John (injured)
1919
23
Ashton's Green
St Helens
Haulage
36239
HOYLE
John (injured)
1926
Ashton's Green
St Helens
36240
HOYLE
Joseph
1906
25
Brandon
Brandon & Byshottles
Stoneman
36241
HOYLE
Peter (injured)
1948
31
Llanbradach
Llanbradach
Collier
36242
HOYLE
Thomas
1915
70
Scout Moor
Warmsley cum Shuttleworth
Retired Man
36243
HOYLE
W.
1900
35
Fieldhouse
Deighton
Sinker
36244
