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Date:  28th May 1833
Colliery:  Lambton, Lumley Eight
Cause:  Explosion
Lives Lost:  2

Description

An explosion of inflammable gas took place in the Lumley Eight pit, Lambton colliery, by which two young men, named Gray and Atchison, unfortunately lost their lives.

Source: Local Historian's Table Book of Remarkable Occurrences Connected with the Counties of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland and Durham by M.A. Richardson. Published in five volumes in 1844.

Fatalities

  

Atchison, -, explosion of gas

  

Gray, -, explosion of gas

 
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