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  Disasters - Names Disasters - Names  
Date:  10th September 1901
Colliery:  Llanbradach
Cause:  Explosion, firedamp, ignition caused by shot firing
Lives Lost:  8

 Constance, George, aged 35, Fireman
 Evans, David William, aged 31, Repairer
 Isaacs, William J., aged 31, Fireman
 Kemp, Alfred, aged 33, Ostler
 Moores, William James, aged 26, Spare Fireman
 Rees, Thomas John, aged 60, Fireman
 Biddle, Charles Henry, aged 36, Ostler
 
7 of 8 names found
 
Youngest: 26 years old ; Oldest: 60 ; Average: 36

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