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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 57 | 12 February 1908 | 1042 | J John | Checker | Ferryside | 11s 1d | 15 February 1908 | 9 March 1908 | 3 | 1 | Fell and injured leg against edge of wagon | 21 | 2 years | £1 15s 1d |
| 57 | 14 February 1908 | 1051 | W J Miles | Porter | Salisbury | 8s 11d | 14 February 1908 | 9 March 1908 | 3 | 2 | Hand cut unloading fish | 26 | 5 years | £1 9s 8d |
| 57 | 13 February 1908 | 1067 | B W Pruitt | Checker | Aylesbury | 12s 2d | 2 March 1908 | 2 | 2 | Knee bruised. Fell between crane & truck | 34 | 20 years | £1 8s 5d | |
| 57 | 13 February 1908 | 1070 | G Thomas | Carman | B'ham (Birmingham) | 10s | 31 March 1908 | 6 | 3 | Foot bruised by hatch of van | 24 | 1 month | £3 10s | |
| 57 | 14 February 1908 | 1071 | J E Dowes | Porter | Paddington | 13s 10d | 9 March 1908 | 3 | 1 | Strained side loading meat | 41 | 26 and 3/4 years | £2 3s 10d | |
| 57 | 15 February 1908 | 1076 | J F Sutton | Checker | Chippenham | 12s 3d | 24 February 1908 | 5 1/2 | Chain arrow [harrow] fell upon foot | 28 | 14 years | 11s 2d | ||
| 57 | 17 February 1908 | 1078 | T Hawcutt | Lineman | W'hampton [Wolverhampton] | 15s 8d | 18 February 1908 | 13 October 1908 | 7 | 5 | Fell from ladder. Foot fractured and jaw cut | 38 | 18 years | £6 2s 9d |
| 57 | 6 February 1908 | 1091 | W G Duffill | Gds. [Goods] Guard | Bilston | 13s 3d | 7 February 1908 | 9 March 1908 | 4 | 2 | Stepped on cross-over & sprained ankle | 34 | 7 and 1/2 years | £3 1s 8d |
| 57 | 14 February 1908 | 1094 | J Dumbleton | Passr. [Passenger] Guard | Wednesbury | 14s 3d | 17 February 1908 | 26 February 1908 | 3 | Piece of iron fell on foot when unloading parcels | 27 | 10 years | 7s 1d | |
| 57 | 15 February 1908 | 1101 | S Ray | Checker | Sutton Hbr. [Harbour] | 12s 6d | 20 April 1908 | 9 | Sprained ankle jumping from truck | 52 | 33 years | £5 12s 6d | ||
| 57 | 15 February 1908 | 1102 | F M Crabb | Horsekeeper | Bristol | 12s 10d | 2 March 1908 | 2 | Form fell upon & injured foot | 44 | 18 years 8 months | £1 5s 8d | ||
| 57 | 17 February 1908 | 1108 | M Buck | Porter | Paddington | 14s 2d | 2 March 1908 | 2 | Chest injured by sheet stretch | 31 | 7 and 1/2 years | £3 2s 2d | ||
| 57 | 17 February 1908 | 1109 | B J Teague | Carman | Birmingham | 10s 8d | 18 February 1908 | 2 March 1908 | 5 | 5 | Leg injured. Box of tinplates fell against it | 22 | 2 years | £3 8s 9d |
| 57 | 12 February 1908 | 1113 | B Ennis | Labourer | Fishguard | 10s 7d | 13 February 1908 | 30 March 1908 | 6 | 3 | Back, legs & hand hurt. Missed footing when shifting timber | 33 | 6 months | £10 4s |
| 57 | 3 February 1908 | 1114 | T Whelan | Carpenter | Fishguard | 12s | 4 February 1908 | 31 March 1908 | 17 | Back & chest hurt. Struck by timber | 25 | 1 year |
Notes and Questions
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Line 10 - Sutton Heath or Sutton North? its either an H or the crossbar of the t is partially dissecring the N. Thoughts?
Hbr [Harbour]
Polly, save this blooming link and use it
https://www.s-r-s.org.uk/RailRef/ref-gw.php
When I'm wrong I like to be very wrong. Ta.
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I have that link open on a separate tab, Gramps. It's impossible to navigate on a tablet tho - I'll have a proper investigate. Can we do my bit of hte country please?
What am I doing wrong with the SRS thingie? I try and navigate by County but these cover the whole country. There's no search; GWR just brings up enormous lists of incomprehensibles - I've even got a tab of everywhere in Britain to try and find the oddities. Either I am navigating wrong or need laptop, and am already using three different devices and an iphone...
I use a tablet. Just "find in page" from three dotes menu. Part word works fine. Which bit of the country is that? Sorry nothing north of Watford Gap considered
The link should just be GWR
Sahf East, innit. I am an Estuary child through-and-through...
Probably the Essex side! I'm going for a lie down... oh I am already!
I don't have a three-dot-menu. Not on either tablet or iphone. I know my chain harrows from my couplings to my signal levers - I've even had a tram company thrown in for good measure (yes know Crich and Bluebell and Beamish) and done old money right but i CAN'T FIND THE DOTS! And feel incredibly stupid, tho i was here at 4.30am so at least I'm keen.
I'll try GWR again - sorry, I am trying my best. And have raging neuralgia so on;ly one eye is working. you still flat, you poor thing? Must be driving you mental
Ofergawd'ssake...i must be looking in the wrong place. lmk next time you're on and aren't hiding from me and I'll give you my email addy, then delete when you've seen it. then you can send a screenshot to the daft chav bint with some quaint Olde English Cornish expressions meaning " daft chav bint."
No don't do that. Send an email to remotetranscriptions@nationalarchives.gov.uk and ask them to pass on your email address to me.
Just sent it to a friend of mine who works in tech. He can't find the three dots either. We are the wrong side of the \Trainspotting Divide! (Can anyone else find the three dots or is it hidden from us ghastly estuary types?
You should get this at the top of the page I sent you
RailRef Line Codes GW
Great Western Railway
Signal Fact 13
Cooke and Wheatstone successfully demonstrated their telegraph system to the London & Birmingham Railway in June 1837.
The London & Birmingham decided not to use it but it was put into use by the Great Western Railway.
This page should be regarded as “Work in Progress”. The webmaster will welcome additional information for this page.
With millions of places listed
BTW Cornwall is a foreign country
The dots that come with every browser tab
Here's the screen shot
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZyMkc7AA5evRyDJj7
Ta. Tho I just got Ilminster in the WORST hand possible so feel somewhat mollified.
Alas, we are all too young n sprightly for the three dots. That's the problem. And too much Trainspotting.
Found the dots. Oddly, this IS an age thing - you mean the search within the OS/browser and i was looking for the search-within-page.
I can still do the writing tho. i even have nibs older than you >:-)
Nothing is older than me apart from Stonehenge
*Polly has left the room to go find a flint writing instrument*
I wouldn't have found them anyway - I was doing entire web searches but if you have the first couple of letters wrong it just goes nowhere. Can you and the Welsh not afford vowels?