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Archive Reference / Library Class No.NCB/A/CLX/1/4/3
Former ReferenceN27/84
TitleParkhouse Colliery accident record book
Date5 Mar 1945-15 Sep 1949
DescriptionOn the frontispiece it is marked as being for Parkhouse No.7, and on many page in the heading for the name of the colliery "No. 7" has been added (instead of Morton Colliery).
Columns for running number, name of injured person, address, occupation, age, marital status or number of children (from Aug 1940), date and hour of accident, place of accident, cause and description of accident, nature of injury (never used), place to which injured person removed, by whom reported to colliery company, date of report, average weekly earnings (never used), durabilty of disability (never used), compensation paid (never used), witness of accident and remarks (used for date of return).
Endboards missing.
Extent1 outsize volume
LevelItem
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive CreatorClay Cross Company Limited
National Coal Board
Access CategoryCLOSED
Closed Until01/01/2035
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TermCoal mine accidents
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Danesmoor; Parkhouse Colliery; 1867-1962; coal mine
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