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- Surname
- McKENNA
- Forename
- Bernard
- Day
- 28
- Month
- 06
- Year
- 1932
- Age
- 55
- Occupation
- Miner
- Mine/Quarry Name
- Manor Powis
- Mineral Worked
- Coal
- Owner
- Manor Powis Coal Co. Ltd
- Location
- Causewayhead
- County
- Stirlingshire
- Details of Event
- 28 June 1932: Stirling Miner Killed - While working in the Greenyards section of No.2 Pit, Manor Powis Colliery, Stirling, yesterday morning, an elderly Stirling miner was killed by a fall of stone from the roof. He was Bernard M'Kenna (55), a widower, residing at 47 Baker Street. [Scotsman 29 June 1932]
SCOTTISH PIT TRAGEDIES - Man Who Was Recalled - Joseph Norton, colliery brusher, Church Street, Kilsyth, was killed in Curriemine Colliery, Kilsyth, to-day. He had finished his shift and was on his way up the pit when he was recalled to attend to some job, and a large stone fell upon him and killed him outright. A well-known football official, Norton leaves a family of eight. Stirling Man Killed – An elderly miner Bernard M'Kenna (55), widower, 47 Baker Street, Stirling, was killed in the Greenyards Section of No.3 Pit, Manor Powis Colliery, this morning. Death was due injuries sustained when a large stone fell from the roof at the point where he was working. [Evening Telegraph 28 June 1932]
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