Durham Mining Museum - Francis Caddy

Francis Caddy

Age:	38
Died:	8^th Jun 1881
Accident:	8^th Jun 1880
Year Born:	abt. 1843
Colliery:	Cramlington, Ann Pit
Company:	W. A. Potter & Co.
Occupation:	Stoneman
Notes:	killed by a fall of stone
Buried:	[not known]


Census Data

1881 Census

Address: 18 Junction Row, Cramlington, Northumberland
(Ref: RG11 / 5094 / 84 / 2)

Name	Age	Rel	Mar	Occupation	Where Born	Year
CADDY, Francis	39	Head	Mar	Coal Miner	NBL: Read Row	1842
CADDY, Elizabeth	37	Wife	Mar		NBL: Read Row	1844
CADDY, Mary J.	17	Dau		Servant (Dom)	Lakelev, Surrey	1864
CADDY, Ellen	13	Dau		Scholar	Lakelev, Surrey	1868
CADDY, Rossina	11	Dau		Scholar	Lakelev, Surrey	1870
CADDY, Ophelia	4	Dau		Scholar	NBL: Cramlington	1877
CRAGGS, Mary A.	20	Niece		Servant (Dom)	DEV	1861
WHINACOTT, Henry	21	Lodger		Coal Miner	NBL: Ellington	1860

Please note: the census extracts shown here are our 'best guess match' to the fatality shown on this page and is not intended to be definitive — only knowledge of the family would allow this.


Additional Notes

His full name is Francis Gluyas Caddy and he is from Wendron, Cornwall. His wife Mary Ann is also from Cornwall. The first 3 children were born at Gunnislake, Cornwall, according to the 1871 census.

Thanks to Steve Taylor for this additional information.


Sources

1881 Census — taken 3rd April, 1881
1881 Mines Inspectors Report (C 3241)


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