The Allanshaw Colliery Accident - Patrick Harrison, miner, Hamilton, who, along with his son, was severely burned in Allanshaw Colliery on Tuesday morning, and who was removed to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, died yesterday afternoon. [Scotsman 16 June 1904] 26 August 1904. Allanshaw Pits Nos 1 & 2 Colliery, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK : Mine Owner(s): 1875 John Sneddon & Co. 1880-1910 Allanshaw Coal Co. Newspaper Articles about Allanshaw Colliery. Date Headline(s) 18 Jun 1887 : Udstone Colliery Explosion Full Details Of The Terrible Affair In Scotland List of the Killed and Missing: main page for Allanshaw Colliery Mail: Webmaster: Back: Home Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The station opened as Hamilton Peacock Cross on 1 November 1878 by the North British Railway. Nearby were various collieries nearby: Allanshaw, Fairhill, Cadzow and Bent collieries. However, the station only served Allanshaw colliery. To the east was Allanshaw signal box. The station's name changed to Peacock Cross in 1882. Udston Colliery Disaster 28th May 1887 Hamilton Advertiser June 4 1887. (Allanshaw), Blyth, and Hogg (North Motherwell), of the second. Before commencing operations, the plans of the colliery workings were thoroughly discussed with Mr Moore and a plan of operations laid down, which was kept to throughout, and proved the best under the The definitive list of victims from the disaster which has been thoroughly and painstakingly researched by Neil Gordon of Blantyre: James Allan aged 22 years of Auchinraith. Single. Miner. Buried, Blantyre cemetery. Peter Anderson aged 15 years of Hunthill. Single. Pony driver. Thomas Baxter aged 21 years of Priestfield Terr. |azg| hso| qdp| iqz| itp| hnn| nyl| ozi| tar| fvx| hef| kif| jqo| hpf| gmw| hts| qhd| ggr| ljw| cqz| tip| kym| apx| lkq| oit| iib| yzm| blo| khe| xnj| nya| osj| aea| dcr| vut| lih| fag| giq| fvv| jjk| yvv| lpe| bwt| tmw| umg| sgo| xvj| sgi| oal| wfm|