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John L. Hedley(Born: 1851, Died: 1902)Warning: This is not intended to be an exhaustive history of this individual, but an indication of the changes of positions and the links between companies, directors and managers in those companies. Only collieries, pits etc. in the North of England are shown - the individual may be involved with other companies or collieries outside this area and there may have been other positions for which we currently do not have details. Links to other pages on this site
Membership1870-1871, North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers. Position: Student; Address: Cotes Park Colliery, near Alfreton, Derbyshire; Elected: 05 Feb 1870
Membership1880-1881, North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers. Position: Member; Address: Flooker’s Brook, Chester; Elected: 05 Feb 1870
CensusAddress: The Gables, Flookers Brook, Newton By Chester (Ref: RG11/3562/62/6)
Membership1888-1889, North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers. Position: Member; Address: Flooker’s Brook, Chester; Elected: 05 Feb 1870
Membership1889-1890, Institute of Mining Engineers. Position: Member; Address: Inspector of Mines, 1, Lovaine Crescent, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District
H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District
H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District
H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District
H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District
Membership1896-1897, Institute of Mining Engineers. Position: Council Member; Address: H.M. Inspector of Mines, 2, Devonshire Terrace, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 1896-1897, Institute of Mining Engineers. Position: Honorary Member; Address: H.M. Inspector of Mines, 2, Devonshire Terrace, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 1896-1897, Institute of Mining Engineers. Position: Member; Address: H.M. Inspector of Mines, 2, Devonshire Terrace, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District
H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District
Membership1898-1899, Institute of Mining Engineers. Position: Vice-President 1898-1899, Institute of Mining Engineers. Position: Honorary Member; Address: H.M. Inspector of Mines, 2, Devonshire Terrace, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District
H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District PeriodicalsPaper published in the Transactions of the Institution of Mining Engineers: "Timbering in the Iron-Ore mines of Cumberland and Furness"
Membership1900-1901, Institute of Mining Engineers. Position: Vice-President H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District PeriodicalsContributed to discussion on paper published in the Transactions of the Institution of Mining Engineers: "Fire-Damp in the Iron-Ore Mines of Cumberland and Furness" Paper published in the Transactions of the Institution of Mining Engineers: "Fire-Damp in the Iron-Ore Mines of Cumberland and Furness" Contributed to discussion on paper published in the Transactions of the Institution of Mining Engineers: "Description of the Pumping-Plant at the Stank and Yarlside Mines in the Furness District of North Lancashire"
Membership1901-1902, Institute of Mining Engineers. Position: Council Member; Address: H.M. Inspector of Mines, 2, Devonshire Terrace, Newcastle-upon-Tyne H.M. Inspectors of MinesInspector of Mines, Newcastle-on-Tyne District
Biographical NotesApril 12th, 1902.The Late Mr. J. L. Hedley.The President (Mr. J. G. Weeks) said that, since the last meeting, they had lost by death one of their Vice-Presidents, Mr. J. L. Hedley, H. M. inspector of mines for the Newcastle-upon-Tyne mines inspection district. The members would admit that no one could have discharged the delicate duties of his office with greater firmness and judgment than the late Mr. Hedley had done. In addition to his duties as one of H.M. inspectors of mines he took great interest in the business of the Institute ; he had been for many years a member of the Council, and in later years a Vice-President ; and his death was a very great loss to them in their deliberations. He (the President) moved that a vote of condolence be addressed to Mrs. Hedley expressing their great regret for her husband's death and conveying their condolence and sympathy with her in her bereavement. Mr. T. W. Benson, in seconding the vote of condolence, said that during the time Mr. Hedley was in charge of the Newcastle district he had endeared himself to all with whom he was brought into contact. He did his work most thoroughly, and yet he never interfered capriciously or unnecessarily with colliery managers in the discharge of their duties. The vote of condolence was unanimously adopted. Source: Transactions of the Institution of Mining Engineers, Vol. XXIII
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