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Haswell Colliery Disaster

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Date: 28 Sep 1844
Location: Haswell, County Durham, Englandmap
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History and Circumstances

  • Date: 28 September 1844
  • Location: Haswell Colliery, Haswell, County Durham, England
  • Victims: 95 lives lost
  • Cause: Colliery Explosion
Victims
Name Sourced Bio Connected Category
Barrass, John, aged 10
Barrass, William, aged 32
Bell, George, aged 31
Bell, Jonathan, aged 28
Bottoms, Thomas, aged 17
Briggs, James, aged 10
Briggs, John, aged 25
Briggs, Thomas, aged 61
Brown, John, aged 42
Brown, John, aged 17
Carr, Robert, aged 26
Clough, Henry, aged 12
Clough, Matthew, aged 10
Clough, Michael, aged 14
Curley, John, aged 30
Davison, Mark, aged 16
Davison, William, aged 26
Dawson, George, aged 53
Dixon, John, aged 21
Dixon, John, aged 15
Dixon, William, aged 46
Dixon, William, aged 16
Dobson, William, aged 50
Douglas, Robert, aged 32 Robert Douglas (1813-1844)
Dryden, George, aged 19
Dryden, James, aged 15
Dryden, Robert, aged 17
Dryden, Thomas, aged 22
Elsdon, George, aged 18
Elsdon, William, aged 22
Farish, William, aged 30
Ferry, George, aged 14
Ferry, John, aged 35
Gibson, John, aged 22
Gibson, Joseph, aged 50
Gibson, Ralph, aged 15
Gibson, William, aged 12
Gilroy, John, aged 13
Gilroy, William, aged 16
Hall, George, aged 38
Hall, John, aged 10
Hall, Robert, aged 12
Harrison, John, aged 12
Harrison, William, aged 13
Heslop, George, aged 20
Hogg, Robert, aged 20
Jobling, William, aged 29
Laylands, James, aged 29,
Lemmon, Daniel
Mather, Henry, aged 19
Maughan, James, aged 23
Moffatt, Joseph, aged 25
Moody, Thomas, aged 25
Nicholson, Edward, aged 19
Nicholson, Robert, aged 11
Nicholson, Thomas, aged 16
Nicholson, William, aged 18
Noble, John, aged 40
Padley, John, aged 28
Parkinson, John, aged 28
Richardson, George, aged 29
Richardson, James, aged 41
Richardson, John, aged 14
Robinson, Peter, aged 24
Robson, James, aged 10
Rosecamp, Robert, aged 33
Rosecamp, William, aged 22
Routledge, William, aged 18
Sanderson, James, aged 40
Sanderson, John, aged 24
Surtees, John, aged 16
Surtees, Ralph, aged 19
Surtees, William, aged 12
Taylor, William, aged 21
Teasdale, Christopher, aged 21
Teasdale, John, aged 19
Teasdale, Stephen, aged 17
Thirlaway, Michael, aged 18
Thompson, Wanless, aged 55
Thurlaway, Michael, aged 18
Turnbull, James, aged 12
Turnbull, Thomas, aged 22
Ward, Hans, aged 30
Wheatman, Henry, aged 42
Wheatman, William, aged 14
Whitfield, John, aged 10
Whitfield, John, aged 31
Williamson, John, aged 34
Williamson, Robert, aged 19
Willis, John, aged 20
Willis, John, aged 12
Willis, Thomas, aged 18
Wolfe, Joseph, aged 25
Wolfe, Peter, aged 20

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Hello.

Whilst I have yet to add them to my ancestry on Wikitree, having just been alerted to them being my ancestors (the next generation beyond what I have thus far seen, of that lineage), and, their being victims of the Haswell Mining Disaster, with the three

" Gibson, Joseph aged 50, and three sons Gibson, John aged 22, son of Joseph, brother of Ralph and William Gibson, Ralph aged 15, son of Joseph, brother of John and William Gibson, William aged 12, son of Joseph, brother of John and Ralph " -http://www.lostancestors.eu/memwar/H/Haswell.htm

being ancestors of mine, with Joseph Gibson, the father, being one of my 3g-grandfathers, I am wondering, when I create their profiles, and add them to my ancestry on Wikitree, some kind of label/sticker/badge thingy is available and appropriate to include in their profiles, or, whether I should simply include a link to this web page (and to the one that I cited above), as sources for the information that they are victims of the disaster.

Thank you in anticipation, for your advice.

posted by Bret Busby