Fagan, James, aged 19, Putter, caught by tubs, (accident: 31 Dec 1923), Buried: St. Joseph's (Roman Catholic) Churchyard, Stanley;

Farnaby, George, aged 18, Fireman, killed by the exploding of a boiler

Fearon, Henry, Drawer, killed by a corf falling on him from the top of the pit

Featherstone, John, aged 45, Miner, killed by a fall of ore, (accident: 22 Dec 1908)

Fenwick, Margery Ann, aged 4, [Not Employed], lost her life on the Blyth & Tyne Railway near the South Pit by the engine running over her, Buried: Churchyard of St. Mary the Virgin, Horton;

Fenwick, Thomas, aged 16, was found lying beside his set of four tubs, the set had not left the road and his pony was standing quietly, he showed symptoms of having had a fix of apoplexy, and the medical man confirmed this view

Finn, William, aged 32, Labourer, fall of ground

Firth, William, explosion of fire-damp

Fishburn, J. W., [Sunderland Daily Echo reports: accident - 22 Aug 1895 pg 3] [date of report]

Fitzwilliam, John, aged 62, Miner, Deceased had lighted the fuse of a shot, and thinking it had mis-fired, returned to the place, when it exploded and killed him [Inspection made]

Fletcher, George, he was found dead on the railway below the coal trucks at Hetton, it was reported that 45 full waggons and the locomotive had passed over his body

Fletcher, Richard, killed in the 1705 explosion, Buried: October 5th

Ford, -, aged 10, killed on the Hetton Railway by a boiler explosion along with his father (James)

Ford, James, Engineman, killed on the Hetton Railway by a boiler explosion along with his son

Fordy, James, aged 47, Quarry Chargeman, deceased, whilst engaged wedging stone down at the face, was buried by a fall of stone; the stone fell from a "back."

Forster, John Ridley, aged 27, Guard, he was engaged along with a loco-engineman and fireman in shunting some trucks of waste material into a siding where the refuse is tipped; the engine had pushed the trucks to a certain point and then left them, and from this point the trucks gravitated into the siding; it was the custom to put one or two sprags into the wheels to prevent the trucks moving too quickly, and deceased was doing this when he slipped under the wheels of one of the waggons and was internally injured so seriously that he died on the following day, (accident: 24 Oct 1911)

Forster, Joseph, aged 14, Banker Out, fell down shaft from surface

Forster, Joseph, aged 31, Hewer, killed by a fall of stone

Forster, Marshall, aged 42, Pitman, of Birtley, shown in Parish records as being accidentally killed - may not be Colliery related

Forster, Robert, Wasteman, explosion of firedamp

Forster, William, of Willington, "kilde in a colepit"

Fox, Joseph, aged 33, explosion of firedamp

Frazer, James, aged 30, Overman, of Fatfield, shown in Parish records as being accidentally killed - may not be Colliery related