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| Page | Reference to Report | Check No. | Name | Occupation | Date of Accident | Nature of Injury | How caused | Degree of injury | Accident Fund On | Accident Fund Off | Remarkes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 168 | P1 20 July 1920 | 0303 | J W Chapman | Driver | 11 November 1910 | Inguinal Hernia and Valvular disease of heart | Said to have occurred at Enfield Tn on November 11th 1910 when throwing large piece of coal on to his engine there slipping | ? | 17 July 1920 | Reported to London week December 7th, not signed | |
| 168 | 121 D | W Capps | Driver | 19 July 1920 at 7.45 | Bruised left shin | Slipped on footplate of Engine 1514 at Liverpool St when oiling gland caps | ? | ||||
| 168 | 0432 | R Calvey | Fireman | 15 July 1920 at 9.25 | Injured head | Looking out of side of Engine No 9 working 9.20 Liverpool St to Chingford to see if the injector was working when his head struck something when approaching Bethnal Green, probably Lime House Signal Post | ? | ||||
| 168 | P1 4 August 1920 | 281 | E Chaplin | Fireman | 3 August 1920 at 10.0 | Bruised 3rd finger of right hand | Jammed between coupling ball & link between Engns 1533 & 1858 at Cambrg | ? | 4 August 1920 | ||
| 168 | P1 29 August 1920 | 0436 | R G Cooke | Fireman | 14 August 1920 at7.50 | Poisoned right hand | Burnt it on fire iron when cleaning fire of 45 engine at Chelmsford | ? | 19 August 1920 | ||
| 168 | 5590 | J Cox | Boiler Washer | 6 August 1920 at 7.0 | Injured rt groin | Stood on plank across pit No 8 Rd Jubilee Shed putting up mud doors Engine 1525 when plank broke causing him to fall on brake | ? | ||||
| 168 | 433B | J Chapman | Cleaner | 11 September 1920 at 5.15 | Right eye | Something entered his right eye when cleaning motion of Engine No 1793 at Jubilee Shed | ? |
Notes and Questions
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Row 4, "probably S? House Signal Rod"?
Row 6, poisoned? right hand
Row 7, rt groin?
Before I saw your notes, Scrumpy, I thought Row 4, [illegible] Signal Post
Ref Row 6, agreed
Ref Row 7, agreed (though I put "at" groin]
Yes, I think I prefer signal post
I think Cox may be a bunker washer. No, definitely boiler washer
Thanks Mary I'll leave the final say to you
Line 3: I've removed Legend Road and reverted back to ? Rd as I don't think a Legend Road exists now or had existed then. I've checked NLS and online for mention of such a road but couldn't find anything.
Maybe a bit of a long shot, but is it possibly Signal Box? Which might explain what the fireman struck his head on whilst look out of train?
Line 3: after "Bethnal Green, probably ?" [house] something with "ouse at the end.
Pretty sure signal post.Final call down to Mary
I think it could be Lime House signal post. (Limehouse station closed in 1926)
I agree with you Scrumpy. Lime House Signal post.
Thanks, I'll go with that.
Any offers for Row 4?
Row 4 is certainly a tough one. I'm thinking it may possibly be starting with Cain as opposed to Can
Have looked up many names, but just come seem to find anything remotely close. Will keep looking!
Thanks. I'll keep trying too
I am pretty sure the last letter is not an "f". Could it be an "s"... Cambs?