Thrybergh Hall
Coal Mine
Worked from 1854 to 1986
Jan 1st, 2024 from NMRS by Buddle-Bot
Aug 19th, 2024 by Alex
East and South Midlands Coalfields | |
Kilnhurst | |
53.4663963, -1.306749 | |
SK 4612 9685 | |
Private Land | |
26m | |
#23,692 |
1854-1857 Ommaney & Co. 1858-1867 Thrybergh Hall Coal Co. 1868-1872 Messrs Charlesworth 1873-1900.
Managing partner from 1861-1864 was Hiram Williams, a man with an interesting mining history from Swansea to Borneo, then back to England - https://www.researchgate.net/publication/332921173_Native_talent_-_a_Williams_family_of_early_Victorian_Swansea (Page 7, Author Martin Laverty)
There were six fatalities in 1863 when “The chair in which a party of miners were descending the shaft suddenly turned on one end. and the men were precipitated a depth of 150 yards, their bodies being dreadfully mutilated”
Kilnhurst - 10m
Swinton Park Gate - 994m
Roundwood - 1,157m
Meadow - 1,556m
Victoria - 1,803m
Warren Vale (b) - 1,838m
Green Lane (b) - 1,998m