T. C. Maynard
(Died: 1863)
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| 11 May 1833 |
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Newspaper article (Fatal Accidents) |
| 00 Feb 1838 |
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Newspaper article (News) |
| 10 Aug 1841 |
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Newspaper article (Dreadful Explosion At Thornley Colliery) |
| 02 Oct 1844 |
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Newspaper article (The Late Dreadful Colliery Explosion) |
| 03 Oct 1844 |
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Newspaper article (The Colliery Explosion at Haswell) |
| 04 Oct 1844 |
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Newspaper article (The Colliery Explosion at Haswell) |
| 11 Oct 1844 |
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Newspaper article (The Colliery Explosion at Haswell) |
| 23 Nov 1850 |
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Newspaper article (The Colliery Explosion At Houghton) |
Biographical Notes
We have to announce the death of Mr. T. C. Maynard, Esq., who for upwards of thirty years discharged the important duties of Coroner, for the extensive ward of Easington, in this county. The deceased gentleman had long been in a weak state of health, and for several days before his death his recovery was beyond all hope. Mr. Maynard was much respected, by a large circle of friends, uniting with a wide professional knowledge a kindly disposition and gentlemanly bearing. He died 24th May, 1863.
Source: Durham Directory for 1863
- Durham Directory for 1863
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