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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 834 | B278 | J H Thatcher | Passed Cleaner | 26 September 1921 4:45 | Bruised finger right hand | Breaking coal in bunker of 1121 engine at Tottenham, piece fell on to finger | Slight | ||||
| 834 | Sa 9 4 October 1921 | 5305 | G Tullett | Fitters labourer | 3 October 1921 at 11:43 | Injury to left great toe | Assisting to change spring on Engine No 696 on No4 road outside New Shed when the hydraulic jack slipped and fell on to his food | Slight | 4 October 1921 | 11 November 1921 | |
| 834 | Sa 6 27 October 1921 | 5925 | P Trayler | Cleaner | 23 October 1921 at 12:30 | Sprained right ankle | Jumping off boiler hand rail of Engine 876 on to framing - on No 8 Road inside Jubilee Shed | Slight - second time | 25 November 1921 and 26 December 1921 | 3 December 1921 and 1 March 1924 | Made no complaint to cleaners he was working with or to his foreman - [second entry]. Leg had to be amputated |
| 834 | 467 | C Taylor | Fireman | 3 November 1921 at 4:45 | Grazed left shin by knee. Bruised left hand | Slipped off edge of footplate Engine No 194 at Woolwich | Slight | ||||
| 834 | 5242 | G Titshall | Fitter | 13 November 1921 at 12:45 | Cut left thumb | Fitting a big end to Engine No 1560 on No 10 Road inside thge Jubilee Shed when he cut his thumb against the strap | Slight | ||||
| 834 | 45 | T W Tyer | Driver | 24 November 1921 | injured left leg | The fireman was firing to the engine No 235 then leaving Canning Town and struck his leg with the shovel | Slight |
Notes and Questions
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This is series "S" but the names all seem to start with T
Line 3 - line has two parts, different dates : seems to have been a later development
Yes, dyslexia problem at TNA!
Line 3, yes had this before. I think that is the best you can do with it
1 March looks like 1924. Can't really be 1921
Leg amputated, injury slight!
Insert "at" in the time even if it's not there!
Row 1, definitely breaking coal
Row 5 name Titshall
I think the second date for the man with the amputation is 1924, not 1921.
I am wondering if he sprained his ankle and then an infection set in.
We're in agreement again!
I thought convention for time was at 4.25 eg. Why have my times been amended to 4:25 eg ??
Either is accaptable, I prefer : to avoid decimal confusion in future searches. Did I make the changes when adding "at"s which are helpful? No probs, continue with "."
No it wasn't you. I've been following the transcription convention shown above.
Possibly two people inadvertently transcribing the same page at once, in which case one of them may over-write the other (not quite sure what happens - is the second one ignored, or does it over-write the first? - but clearly only one version will remain)
If you do the first row and save people should realise you are working on the page
The first person's is overwritten. Also if someone is already working on a page a blue banner appears across top pointing this out. As SG says saving should solve the problem.