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Thank you for any help you can give Hi Fionn |
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My Great Uncle, Andrew Bryden age 52 and a colliery ripper (underground) was killed at Grange Mine Rotherham on the 22nd of June 1949. Would you have or know where I can any get more details of the incident please and also how would I find out if my Grand Dad Alec (Alexander) Bryden his older brother and also a miner ever worked at the Grange or any other mine in the Rotherham / Sheffield area please? He left my Grandmother with three kids in Oldham sometime back in the 1930's and I can't find any trace of him in Sheffield/Rotherham where his family lived, I have been looking on and off for years now, My mother is 87 and would like to know what happened to him before she passes on. Any help would be very much appreciated. |
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His father was George Wilkinson Stonehouse - date of birth 1869 - quarryman and stonemason - coalminer - Fell Houses Cockfield, County Durham, married to Elizabeth Anne Smith - date of birth 1879 (her father was Emmanuel Pepper – blacksmith). My father's father was: There appears to be several James Stonehouse around the same time as my paternal Grandfather. On my MOTHER'S side, just to make it confusing: Greatham who was the son of John Stonehouse who used to be the tavern keeper George and Dragon, Heighington. My mother was actually a Stonehouse before she married my father. My parents met as pen friends during WW2 and married after the war. Violet Stonehouse - date of birth possibly 4 June 1904 My postal address is Western Australia. |