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  Disasters - Names Disasters - Names  
Date:  21st February 1957
Colliery:  Sutton
Cause:  Explosion, firedamp, ignition caused by incendive flash from terminal box of a motor
Lives Lost:  5

Description

The text of the report from the Mines Inspector into this disaster is available in the UK Disaster Reports section of this website.

 Betts, J. W., aged 55, Ripper
 Godber, J., aged 16, Supplies Hand
 Lemm, J., aged 35, Shearer Assistant
 Reeves, L., aged 45, Coal Getter
 Savage, W., aged 29, Coal Getter
 
All names found
 
Injured
 Atterby, G., aged 28, Faceworker, Multiple burns
 Bacon, W., aged 37, Acting Under-manager, Multiple burns
 Bradley, F., aged 32, Faceworker, Multiple burns
 Brewer, S., aged 46, Shearer Driver, Multiple burns
 Clayton, F., aged 33, Faceworker, Multiple burns
 Deakin, G. I., aged 16, Supplies Hand, Multiple burns
 Fudge, C., aged 29, Faceworker, Multiple burns
 Fudge, W., aged 23, Faceworker, Multiple burns
 Kirk, J. W., aged 52, Deputy, Multiple burns
 Lindley, T., aged 30, Faceworker, Multiple burns
 Middleton, W., aged 33, Shearer Assistant, Multiple burns
 Riley, W., aged 45, Faceworker, Multiple burns
 Sage, H., aged 17, Belt Driver, Multiple burns
 Ward, S., aged 39, Faceworker, Multiple burns
 Wilson, S., aged 32, Faceworker, Multiple burns

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 The text of the report from the Mines Inspector into this disaster is available in the UK Disaster Reports section of this website.

 

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