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Bristol Mercury Tuesday 31 Jan 1832
FATAL ACCIDENT
On Monday last a man named Thomas AMBRY, who was employed at the mouth of the Wimbley Coal Pit in the FOD for the purposes of lifting off the loads of coal as they were wound up to the surface, accidentally tumbled down the pit and received such severe injuries that he died almost immediately. We understand that he is the third of the same family who have lost their lives in such a manner.

Ambury Thomas

18/02/1832


Fell into a coalpit whilst moving a coal cart.

Ambury James
06/12/1828
27

Was at work at the top of a coal pit, when the wheel of the engine used for drawing up the coal, suddenly broke, and the rope attached thereto entwining round him, threw him between the wheels and crushed him.

Ambury Thomas
21/11/1817
Coalminer
A quantity of coals falling upon his body.

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AMBREY, James
21 Sep 1905

He was mining coal at the Sunshine Mine in Seymour, IA when a ton of coal and slate fell on him.