Miners involved in Queensland mining accidents (1882-1900) - surnames beginning with Pe
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| Name |
Date |
District |
Name Of Mine |
Remarks |
Source |
| Peak, James |
10 Feb 1893 |
Charters Towers |
Eastward Ho |
Injured. Fall of rock from face. (Incised wound on arm) |
1894/3/931 |
| Peake, William |
17 Feb 1893 |
Charters Towers |
Mills United |
Injured. Fall of rock from face. (Bruised foot and cut arm) |
1894/3/931 |
| Pearce, J. S. |
8 Jun 1899 |
Eungella |
Lady Norman |
Killed. Anchorage of ladder broke away. |
1900/2/259 |
| Pearce, Walter |
9 Aug 1882 |
Palmer |
Ida |
Injured. Fell down shaft; ladder accident. (Slightly injured) |
1883/1/531 |
| Pearce, William |
3 Jan 1890 |
Charters Towers |
Day Dawn School Reserve |
Killed. Boring in the butt of old hole, when some unexpended gelatine dynamite exploded immediately after commencement of operations. |
1891/4/339 |
| Pederson, Hans Ch. L. |
29 May 1889 |
Herberton |
Bismarck Watsonville |
Killed. Explosion through using iron tamping rod. (Instantaneous death) |
1890/3/354 |
| Pedley, Arthur |
4 Apr 1898 |
Ipswich |
Perkin's Freehold |
Injured. Fall of coal when working at the face. (Bruised) |
1899/3/419 |
| Peeps, George |
6 Jul 1894 |
Charters Towers |
Mills United |
Injured. Struck by a falling stretcher whilst filling up excavated ground. (Contusion on forehead) |
1895/3/573 |
| Peirce, W. E. |
9 Oct 1893 |
Charters Towers |
Bonnie Dundee |
Injured. Fell down underlie shaft. (Sprained wrist and contusions) |
1894/3/933 |
| Pemble, Edward |
29 Dec 1895 |
Charters Towers |
Kelly's Queen Block |
Injured. Was cleaning out a hole which had been fired and an explosion took place, some small quantity having been left unexploded. (Slightly injured) |
1896/4/149 |
| Pengelly, Thos. H. |
5 Apr 1892 |
Clermont. |
Blair Athol |
Killed. Fall of rock. (Crushed) |
1893/3/662 |
| Penhallurick, John |
24 Jun 1891 |
Charters Towers |
Stockholm P.C. |
Injured. Fall of rock; working off a shot. (Bruised ankle) |
1892/4/317 |
| Penrose, Thomas |
13 Apr 1900 |
Rockhampton |
Mount Chambers |
Injured. Rested on a broken sollar in shaft which gave way with him and he fell to the bottom. (Fractured leg) |
1901/4/464 |
| Peoples, Saml. |
6 Mar 1897 |
Croydon |
Miner's Right |
Injured. Victim carelessly allowed his candle to get too near a detonator, causing it to explode. (Lost an eye) |
1898/3/125 |
| Pepperill, John |
23 Dec 1885 |
Charters Towers |
Bonnie Dundee |
Injured. Prop. Fell and took finger off against quartz. (Lost a finger) |
1886/3/77 |
| Percell, Denis |
11 Oct 1900 |
Charters Towers |
Kelly's Queen Block |
Injured. A piece of rock tipped into a pass from a truck flew out striking sufferer's leg against a prop. (Compound fracture of leg) |
1901/4/466 |
| Percey, Thomas |
1 Mar 1884 |
Charters Towers |
Worcester |
Injured. Blasting accident. Carelessness. (Wounded and bruised) |
1885/3/86 |
| Perry, Daniel |
23 Jun 1894 |
Charters Towers |
Mills United |
Injured. Sufferer was working at a pillar of quartz surrounded by nogs, chocks or pig-styes and disturbed a connecting sapling, and a part of a hanging wall fell on him. (Severe bruises and fracture of bone at hip joint) |
1895/3/573 |
| Perry, J. |
4 Jun 1900 |
Gympie |
Scottish Gympie |
Injured. Fell down the shoot. (Cut on head) |
1901/4/465 |
| Peters, Ed. |
13 Sep 1886 |
Charters Towers |
Dan O'Connell |
Killed. Shaft accident. |
1887/3/931 |
| Peterson, James |
10 Feb 1893 |
Croydon |
Waratah |
Injured. Fell down shaft into water. (Hand injured) |
1894/3/931 |
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