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| Page No. | Date | Accident Register No | Name | Grade | Locality of Accident | Rate of Allowance per week | to Commence on | Date resumed duty | Duration of allowance weeks | Duration of allowance days | Cause of Accident | Age | Length of service | Amount of Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 11 November 1907 | 6451 | H Wilkins | Porter | Frome | 9s 2d | 12 November 1907 | 29 November 1907 | 2 | 3 | Fell across side of wagon and hurt chest | 29 | 3 years 3 months | £1 2s 1d |
| 30 | 12 November 1907 | 6452 | P Roberts | Porter | Llangollen | 8s 3d | 2 December 1907 | 2 | 4 | Fingers hurt in cog wheels of crane | 23 | 1 year 4 months | £1 2s | |
| 30 | 12 November 1907 | 6456 | T Tuck | Checker | Bristol | 12s 3d | 13 November 1907 | 9 December 1907 | 4 | Groin hurt. Crushed between truck and bucket | 31 | 7 months | £2 4s 11d | |
| 30 | 9 November 1907 | 6464 | W A Jenkins | Goods Guard | Glyn Neath | 12s 6d | 18 November 1907 | 9 December 1907 | 3 | Injured hand lifting brake lever | 24 | 10 years | £1 17s 6d | |
| 30 | 11 November 1907 | 6469 | H Wiggins | Porter | Banbury | 10s | 12 November 1907 | 26 November 1907 | 2 | Roping truck - fell and injured back | 20 | 1 year | £1 | |
| 30 | 12 November 1907 | 6476 | S Siggins | Vanguard | Albert Dks [Docks] | 10s | 30 November 1907 | 2 | 3 | Finger injured by cask | 15 | 17 months 9 weeks | £1 5s | |
| 30 | 12 November 1907 | 6477 | T F Parsons | Porter | Hockley | 10s | 22 November 1907 | 2 | Case fell on foot | 19 | 2 months | 3s 4d | ||
| 30 | 13 November 1907 | 6479 | E T Smithern | Porter | Newgate St. | 10s 4d | 25 November1907 | 3 | Finger injured between planks | 21 | 3 years | 5s 2d | ||
| 30 | 14 November 1907 | 6487 | A Cole | Labourer (Sig) [Signal] | Keynsham | 10s | 2 | Hand cut by weight | 28 years 10 months | 7 months | 3s 4d | |||
| 30 | 8 November 1907 | 6491 | J H Morris | Stn. [Station] Master | Roath | 19s | 12 November 1907 | 28 November 1907 | 2 | 2 | Elbow hurt. Fell against wall | 54 | 33 years | £2 4s 4d |
| 30 | 11 November 1907 | 6493 | T Heather | Porter | Paddington | 10s 4d | 16 November 1907 | 9 December 1907 | 3 | Loading perambulator onto box injuring ribs against footboard | 38 | 10 years | £1 11s | |
| 30 | 12 November 1907 | 6497 | T Harrison | Pass. [Passenger] Guard | Seend | 13s 10d | 25 November 1907 | 4 | Foot injured by milk churn | 47 | 31 years | 9s 3d | ||
| 30 | 12 November 1907 | 6498 | J Evans | Shunter | Tirydail | 10s 2d | 25 November 1907 | 3 | Foot sprained. Stepped on cinder | 20 | 2 years | 5s 1d | ||
| 30 | 14 November 1907 | 6516 | H Schreiner | Porter | Paddington | 13s 1d | 9 December 1907 | 3 | 2 | Finger crushed by wheel | 20 | 10 years | £2 3s 7d | |
| 30 | 15 November 1907 | 6517 | S V Masters | Sig. [Signal] Labourer | Bourne End | 10s 6d | 16 December 1907 | 4 | 2 | Leg run over by trolley wheel | 26 years 6 months | 4 years 8 months | £2 5s 6d | |
| 30 | 9 November 1907 | 6523 | C Hill | Motor Car Driver | Marazion | 9s 5d | 9 December 1907 | 4 | Sprained wrist when starting car | 28 | 1 year 4 months | £1 17s 8d | ||
| 30 | 14 November 1907 | 6533 | J Roe | Caller-off | Bristol | 10s 8d | 9 December 1907 | 2 | Arm sprained - trolleying case | 30 | 5 years 2 months | 3s 6d |
Notes and Questions
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Will finish tomorrow, but if anyone has place names for 13 and 16. Otherwise I'll try and fit them into something on my gigantic list...
Marazion
Row 13 Tirydail ( in Glamorgan)
Yes, Row 16 Marazion (Cornwall)
brills, thank you. I got Tinydail but it refused to exist!
Row 6 - only way this makes sense, otherwise he was working before he was an embryo. unless anyone has any suggestions/
Row 13 - am fairly sure it's 'stepped on cinder.' I know cinder was a term used for the vast heaps of soot used in industry so there were likely vast heaps in the yards but again, if anyone has any better ideas, feel free.
Otherwise, checked for spelling etc. I have to do this in columns tho, but far as I can tell is good to go.
Row 6 & 13, agreed. Cinders are partly burned pieces of coals, usually still hot, often thrown out from coal fires - and I’m sure, by steam engines. Could be a nasty surprise to step on one of those.
So with of you is Cinderella?
*which
The cat says it's him.
D'you have a preference for what bits we do? I can't really edit cos of the whole brain thing - I do these in columns - but if that's causing you aggro I can go back to the crims for a bit, or alternate. I like doing both,just these are more of a challenge and I can get all obsessive over calligraphic minutiae. Up to you, seeing as you're the Fairy Grandfather
Looks like it is already done. Anyway my magic wand is on charge