Herbert Riseboro (Risebero)
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Byker Miner's Death
A verdict of "Accidental death" was returned at Wallsend yesterday afternoon on Herbert Riseboro, aged 31, stoneman, of 26, Bolam-st., Byker, who was killed in Rising Sun Colliery on Monday morning.
Evidence was given that a stone, weighing between two and three tons, fell upon Riseboro in No. 46 flat, and also seriously injured another miner named Dunn. When extricated Riseboro was dead. The place appeared to be quite safe before the accident, and there was plenty of timber. The cause of the accident was probably due to the tapered end of the stone slipping. (Published in the "Northern Echo" on December 7, 1921) |
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England Census 1891 about Herbert Risebero and family
Residence: Algernon Road, Heaton, Northumberland, England |
| Name |
Relation |
Marital
status: |
Age |
Birth |
Place of Birth |
Walter Risebero
Mary J. Risebero
James Risebero
William Risebero
Maggie Risebero
Herbert Risebero |
Head
Wife
Son
Son
Daughter
Son |
Married
Married
Single
Single
Single
Single |
38
35
3
6
2
1 |
abt. 1853
abt. 1856
abt. 1888
abt. 1885
abt. 1889
abt. 1890 |
Hampshire, England
Northumberland, England
Northumberland, England
Northumberland, England
Northumberland, England
Northumberland, England |
The England and Wales Death Registration Index tells also about Herbert Risebero.
Herbert Risebero, aged 31 years, born about 1890, died in Tynemouth, Northumberland, during the fourth quarter of 1921. |
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