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I am looking for details about Riley family killed in Mine Disasters in and around Audley Staffs where many lived and still lived. I found a lot of information about the Diglake Disaster which pointed me in the right direction to trace 2 families but there doesn't seem to be much on Bignall Hill 1835. Can you point me in the right direction as I believe 3 members were killed there. Frank Riley is seeking information on 3 of his ancestors who were killed in the Bignall Hill explosion, he said 1835, actually it was 1836.The story is on the web site. Click Here William Riley age 35 left a pregnant wife and 6 children, Thomas Riley left a widow and 2 children. George Riley was only 8 years of age. All the best, Hi Fionn Many thanks. Frank Riley |
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Hi Regards It was a, firedamp explosion caused by shot firing. 62 were killed. There names are now on the site. |
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My father in law is 90 on 5 June 2007, during the years around 1940-43 he was a first aid / ambulance driver at the pit, his brother incidentally was a winder there for many years and he also is still alive. I am looking for photographs of the type of ambulance he was driving, and if possible any personnel also in the same type of job, this is so I can build an extra special booklet celebrating his life, as you will see I do not have a lot of time. All help appreciated. His name is George Raymond Johnson Regards Jeff Allen |