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James Kelly Ayack

Age:   24
Died:   26th Sep 1876
Accident:   26th Sep 1876
Year Born:   abt. 1852
Colliery:   Wheatley Hill
Company:  
Occupation:   Collier
Notes:  
explosion
Buried:   [not known]

Description

Killed by an explosion of gas in the barrier way in main coal seam. Quinn holed his bord into an old drift from the Greenhill goaf, which was full of gas, and on the rise side of a 33 feet fault, naked lights being used at the time.


Disaster Memorial


Memorial

Thornley — St. Bartholomew's Churchyard

Location: OS Map 93, Grid Ref NZ360396



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Names in this memorial picture
NameDiedAgeBorn
William Edward Johns ABRAM  26th Sep 1876  16  1860 
James Kelly AYACK  26th Sep 1876  24  1852 
George Dixon DOBINSON  26th Sep 1876  34  1842 
Thomas QUINN  26th Sep 1876  22  1854 

Sources
  • Memorial photograph (T-00014-00-0002) © Kev Duncan
  • Tombstone(s) and Memorial in Churchyard, Thornley

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