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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 836 | B409 | J Tidd | Passed cleaner | 5 December 1921 at 3:30 | Left hand | Taking a slice full of fire out of the firebox of Engine No 1116 on No 2 Road inside Jubilee Shed when he struck his left hand against the fire hole flap | Slight | ||||
| 836 | 5543 | E G Tuff | Fitters Apprentice | 1 December 1921 at 4:30 | Poisoned left thumb | Turning a small end bush on a machine in the machine shop when a small portion of the brass entered his thumb. He had previously cut a shred of skin off the same thumb at home and it was at this spot the piece of brass entered | Slight | ||||
| 836 | Sa6 - 9 October 1921 | B409 | J Tidd | Passed cleaner | 5 December 1921 at3:30 | Cut finger left hand | Taking some fire out of Engine No 1116 when he cut his finger against the flap over the firebox door | Slight | 6 December 1921 | 19 December 1921 | Came in on 9 December 1921 for "Declaration On" form |
| 836 | Sa6 - 20 December 1921 | 0715 | A Taylor | Coalman | 11 December 1921 at 1:0 | Sprained Shoulder | Coaling Engine No 79 at Stratford Loco | Slight; Second time | 12 December 1921/6 January 1922 | 31 December 1921/16 January 1922 (Per Mr Banhams instruction) | Report received here 20 December 1921 |
| 836 | Sa6 - 23 December 1921 | 5540 | H S Thorpe | Fitters Apprentice | 23 December 1921 at 11:30 | Injured left leg | Getting out from under Engine No 378 standing in Lifting Shop when he slipped and fell, striking his leg against side of pit | Slight | 24 December 1921 | 7 January 1922 |
Notes and Questions
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Line 2,5 - Fitter's Apples? Cippler? surely not!
Line 4 annotation on "Accident Fund Off" column not legible
Row 2, Fitter apptce [apprentice]. Date needed for this one!
Row, as per Mr Banham's instruction
If that l was an uncrossed t, could it be an abbreviation for Apprentice? Not sure what the last letters are.
Apptce was an abbreviation for Apprentice in Merchant Navy https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/abbreviations-merchant-seamens-records/
@sek late again!