Pit death of Elijah Chivers 1821 at St Briavels (Inquests)
At the Hundred of St Briavell's, on the body of ELIJAH CHIVERS, who fell into a coal pit, a depth of 70 yards, and was instantly killed. Verdict, Accidental Death.
Unable to trace burial.
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