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by Mike Pinchin , Bedford, England, Thursday, December 15, 2016, 19:35 (2910 days ago) @ lyn griffiths

I assume this must be Thomas,

GR 1911 Census, Burton Cottage, Abenhall, Gloucestershire

Thomas Gwynne GRIFFITHS, Head, 27, Colliery timberman underground, b. Mitcheldean
Florence Mary, Wife, 30, Married, East Dean
John Gwynne, Son, 2, Abenhall
Montague Ronald, Son, 9m, Abenhall

3 years married, 2 children, 2 alive.
5 rooms in the house.

Sadly, from the BNA, this looks like the cause of his death,

Gloucester Citizen - Wednesday 13 October 1943

FOREST SILICOSIS VICTIM
The adjourned inquest on a silicosis victim, Thomas Gwynne Griffiths (58), colliery deputy of Walkers L.ane, Ruardean, was held at the Dilke Memorial Hospital on Tuesday by the Forest Coroner (Mr. M. F. Carter). Dr. A. L. Taylor, hon. pathologist at Bristol General Hospital, gave details of a post-mortem examination he made on October 2 at the Dilke Memorial Hospital. The cause of death was heart failure following advanced pulmonary tuberculosis consequent on silicotic pulmonary flbrosis. The case was one of long standing silicosis. The Coroner recorded a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence.