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James Scott, age 45
Died: 27th Oct 1932
Accident: 17th Oct 1932
Colliery: Houghton
Company: Lambton & Hetton Collieries Ltd.
Occupation: Hewer, a fall of coal, died from injuries received
Buried: St. Matthew's Churchyard, Newbottle
In loving memory of
James
Dearly beloved husband of
Florence Scott
Who died 27th Oct 1932
Through injuries
Received at Houghton Colliery
Aged 45 years
Also the above
Florence
Who died 22nd Dec 1933
Aged 41 years |
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William Watt, aged 35
Died: 27th Jul 1934
Accident: 20th Jun 1934
Colliery: New Herrington
Occupation: Overman, William was killed by a fall of stone
Buried: St. Matthew's Churchyard, Newbottle
In
Loving memory of
William
Beloved husband of Ellen Watt
Died through injuries received
At New Herrington Colliery
June 27th 1934, aged 35 years |
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Cornelius Bradley, age 23
Died: 6 Feb 1936
Colliery: Eppleton, Hetton le Hole
County: Durham
Notes: A truck dislodged a large stone which fell on him
Buried: Hetton-le-Hole Cemetery
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In Loving Memory Of
Cornelius
Beloved Husband Of
Margaret Ann Bradley
Accidentally Lost His Life
At Eppleton Colliery
Feb 6th 1936, Aged 23 Years
Also Thomas Petre
Who Died Aug 21st 1956
Aged ?? Years |
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William Teasdale, age 38
Died: 12th May 1939
Accident: 3 May 1939
Year Born: abt. 1901
Colliery: Silksworth Colliery
Occupation: Filler
Notes: Fractured spine
Buried: Hetton-le-Hole Cemetery |
In loving memory of
William
Beloved husband of
Elizabeth Teasdale
Who died through
Injuries received at
Silksworth Colliery
May 12th 1939
Aged 38 years |
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William Smith, aged 39
Died: 4 Aug 1939
Accident: 4 Aug 1939
Year Born: abt. 1900
Colliery: Eppleton
Occupation: Stoneman
Notes: Killed by a fall of stone
Buried: Hetton-le-Hole Cemetery |
Sacred
To The Memory Of
My Dear Husband
William Smith
Who Accidentally Lost His
Life At Eppleton Colliery
4th Aug 1939 Aged 39 Years |
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Robert Merrington, age 69
Date: 4 Feb 1944
Colliery: Herrington Pit, West Herrington was sunk 1874, closed 1985. It was also known as the New Pit and Lady Beatrice Colliery
Owner: Lambton, Hetton & Joicey Collieries Ltd.in 1936
County: Durham
Occupation: Hewer, killed by a fall of stone
Buried: All Saints Churchyard, Penshaw
In loving memory of
my dear Husband
Robert Merrington
Accidentally killed at
Lady Beatrice Pit,
New Herrington on
Feb 4th 1944 aged 69 years |
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