Museum
Friends of Durham Mining Museum
Events Calendar
Join our Friends!
Newsletter Contents
e-Books and Books for sale
Photograph Gallery
Document Archive
Master Name Index
Discussion Forums
What's new in the site

Mining History
Colliery Index
Colliery Maps
Company Overviews
Who's Who
Mineral Information
Managers Certificates
Educational Material
Bibliography
Statistics
Workers/Employee Lists
Notes for Family Historians

Disaster Reports
Names of those killed
Disasters in the 1700s
Disasters in the 1800s
Disasters in the 1900s
Memorials
Awards for Gallantry

Links to other sites of interest
Industrial Heritage Days Out

View our Guestbook

Index to site

Contact and address details

  Disasters - Names Disasters - Names  
Date:  31st October 1932
Colliery:  Kimblesworth
Cause:  Fall of Stone
Lives Lost:  1

Description

A Durham miner, William Beedon, aged 31. Sang "Goodnight Vienna" while he was being taken on a stretcher to the shaft bottom in Kimblesworth Colliery, near Durham, on Monday night. He had just been extricated from beneath a large stone, which it took seven men to remove. Beedon was taken to Durham Country Hospital, where he died shortly after admission.

Source: The Times, November 2nd, 1932


Fatalities

 

Beedon, William Edward, aged 31, Filler, killed by a fall of stone, Buried: Sacriston Cemetery

 
All names found
 

Those names marked with , have a web page providing individual details of the accident, the page may also include a photograph of the deceased. Click on the symbol next to the name to see the web page.


Newspaper Articles

02 Nov 1932  News in Brief (The Times)

 

Return Return   Return Return to Top


Mail:
Webmaster

Back

Home
Crown copyright material is reproduced under Class Licence Number C01W0000177
with the permission of the Controller of HMSO and the Queen's Printer for Scotland.
Copyright © 1999-2008 by The Durham Mining Museum and its contributors
Registered Charity No: 1110608
Page last updated: 01 Jan 2008


Search

Print