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Please note: not all of the sufferers listed here are shown in the other tables - the disaster index only shows those accidents where 5 or more lives were lost. This page is a summary of the information we have in our database - check the listing for the specific colliery (click on the colliery link) - this may provide further information e.g. burial place, family information, cause of death.

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see bottom of page for details
Name Age Date Colliery Cnty
Ash, Arthur 33 23 Feb 1944 Dean & Chapter DUR
Ash, Michael 50 12 Dec 1890 Cleator, Jacktrees Mines (Metalliferous) CUL
Ashbridge, John 28 06 Dec 1920 Wellington CUL
Ashbridge, Robert Henry 17 28 Oct 1905 Moorhouse Guards CUL
Ashburn, George 14 28 Nov 1892 South Tanfield DUR
Ashburn, George 43 30 Sep 1955 Beamish, Mary Pit DUR
Ashburn, Isaac 44 20 Apr 1868 Asby CUL
Ashburn, Isaac 54 24 Nov 1905 Bullgill CUL
Ashburner, Levi 69 02 Jul 1898 Croft CUL
Ashburner, Thomas K. 25 17 Jul 1902 Wyndham (Metalliferous) CUL
Ashcough, Wilson 30 16 Apr 1874 Brotton (Ironstone) NRY
Ashcroft, Edward 17 May 1932 Ashington NBL
Ashden, James 41 25 Oct 1871 Seaham, No. 3 Pit DUR
Ashley, Ralph 08 Dec 1778 Dolly Pit, Chaytor's Haugh DUR
Ashley, Walter (jnr) 08 Dec 1778 Dolly Pit, Chaytor's Haugh DUR
Ashman, Edward 41 20 Feb 1908 Washington, Glebe Pit DUR
Ashman, Fredrick 28 14 Feb 1902 Houghton DUR
Ashmore, John 21 Feb 1782 Fatfield area DUR
Ashton, William 36 30 Jun 1908 Walbottle NBL
Ashurst, James 17 11 Feb 1874 Castle Eden DUR
Ashurst, James 1946 Weetslade NBL
Ashurst, John 69 20 Jul 1902 Wingate Grange DUR
Ashurst, John 59 26 Sep 1905 Hazlerigg NBL
Ashworth, Thomas 58 08 Aug 1906 Harrington CUL
Ashworth, Thomas 17 18 Mar 1913 Hazlerigg NBL
Ashworth, W. H. 30 09 Feb 1931 Vane Tempest DUR
Askerley, John 42 05 May 1864 Leasingthorne DUR
Askew, George 46 16 May 1902 Shildon DUR
Askew, Joseph 28 Nov 1876 Kibblesworth DUR
Askew, Thomas 45 07 Mar 1883 Whitehaven CUL
Askew, William 28 30 Oct 1819 Kell's Pit CUL
Askew, William 52 03 Sep 1897 Park LAN
Aspin, David 31 1899 South Shields, South Pier Works DUR
Aspin, Jane 1918 Seaton Delaval NBL
Aspinal, James 1923 Backworth NBL
Aspinall, Charles 14 15 Aug 1892 Urpeth, Busty DUR
Aspinall, James 23 31 Oct 1888 Hebburn DUR
Aspinall, William 67 01 Nov 1880 Sunnybrow DUR
Astley, Thomas 38 01 Aug 1919 Friars Goose DUR
Asworth, Thomas 1913 Hazlerigg NBL

For those names marked a web page providing more details of the accident is available online. Click on the icon to display the page.


For those names marked the text of the Mines Inspectors report into the incident is available online. Click on the icon to display the report.


Those names marked with , were killed in a disaster for which a memorial has been erected or for which we have images concerning the disaster, alternately their name may be mentioned on a memorial plaque. Click on the symbol next to the name to see the appropriate web page for the memorial.


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.


For those names marked we have a digital photograph of the tombstone, see the information page for further details.


Some of the details of mining fatalities on this web site have been kindly provided by The Woodhorn Colliery Museum and are marked with .


Some of the names of mining fatalities on this web site have been kindly provided by Jim Grainger from his research into early newspapers (primarily the Durham Advertiser and Durham Chronicle) and are marked with .


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