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I wonder if anyone out there could help with the following?
I am doing research on the pit village of Haydock nr, St. Helens and came across the following name.
Revereand D.K. Riddette/s
he was given a gold watch by the miners of Haydock in 1894, was there some connection with the Wood pit explosion some 16yrs before?
thanks Steve.
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Hi,
I think if you logged on to www.sthelens-connect.net and asked the question there you would probably get an answer.
Regards
John
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Try
www.n-le-w.co.uk
Lots of local history and a very well informed team, also links to list of victims of the Pit explosion and local data
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thanks for your help, will give it a go asap.
Regards
Ste.
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The original owner of the watch was my great, great uncle who was pastor in Haydock from 1891 to 1911. He was apparently a great friend of the miners and established the Men's Institute in Haydock. He died in 1925. Do you have a picture of this watch? I would be pleased to discuss. Please contact wellingtonhouse@msn.com.
I wonder if anyone out there could help with the following?
I am doing research on the pit village of Haydock nr, St. Helens and came across the following name.
Revereand D.K. Riddette/s
he was given a gold watch by the miners of Haydock in 1894, was there some connection with the Wood pit explosion some 16yrs before?
thanks Steve.