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Surnames Beginning With Card# Mine Name Operator Year Month Day Surname First and Middle Name Age Fata./Nonfatal In/Outside Occupation Nationality Citizen/Alien Single/Married #Children Mine Experience Occupation Exp. Accident Cause or Remarks Fault County Page# Mining Dist. Film# 61 Mt.Lookout 1915 12 29 Babachick David 45 fatal inside laborer Polish citizen single fall of roof at face victim 114 8th 6028 12 Riverside Scranton Coal 1925 5 27 Babbi Michael 48 fatal inside laborer Lithuanian alien married 2 7 7 fall roof barring down roof rock miner Lackawanna 15 2nd 3589 79 Lattimer Pardee Brothers & Co. 1932 12 22 Babby Steve 45 nonfatal inside miner Slavic citizen married bumped his finger against car Luzerne 134 15th 3590 20 Clinton Hudson Coal 1932 6 22 Baber George 64 nonfatal inside miner Austrian citizen widow caught rock that slid off pile pillar Lackawanna 3 1st 3590 12 Ewen The Pittston Co. 1931 3 17 Babich Charles 48 nonfatal outside laborer Russian married fell off loading platform Luzerne 65 8th 3590 2 Olyphant Hudson Coal 1930 1 2 Babicz Joseph 21 fatal inside laborer Polish citizen single 6 2 fall roof shoveling coal face of pillar accidental Lackawanna 46 6th 3590 11 Colbert 1914 3 12 Babin Charles 28 fatal inside miner Russian alien single fall of coal at face victim 61 16th 6028 81 Wanamie No.18 Lehigh WilkesBarre Coal 1929 8 23 Babinko Sam 39 nonfatal inside miner Polish single fall of coal in chamber Luzerne 124 14th 3589 35 Loomis Glen Alden Coal 1929 3 28 Babola Andrew 44 nonfatal inside miner Slavic married fall of rock face of airway Luzerne 112 13th 3589 9 Baker Glen Alden Coal 1932 3 4 Babolo John 43 nonfatal inside miner Polish citizen married fall of rock pillar work Lackawanna 38 5th 3590 21 West End West End Coal 1930 8 14 Babon Bartek 64 fatal inside laborer Polish alien married 3 28 28 fall coal shoveling coal chute;d.Sep9 accidental Luzerne 119 14th 3590 49 Jeddo No.7 1914 8 14 Babon Frank 40 nonfatal inside miner Polish alien fall of slate victim 42 11th 6028 106 West End West End Coal 1929 9 9 Babon Frank 30 nonfatal inside laborer Polish single struck by car pushing car pillar work Luzerne 125 14th 3589 27 Hyde Park Glen Alden Coal 1927 6 11 Babonis Andrew 25 nonfatal inside laborer American citizen married caught between car & rail chamber Lackawanna 413 5th 3589 48 Clinton 1915 8 26 Babre Anthony 36 fatal inside miner Austrian citizen married fall of roof pillar work victim 165 21st 6028 63 No.6 Colliery Susquehanna Collieries 1931 4 25 Babski Julius 61 nonfatal inside miner Polish married fall of rock pillar work Luzerne 123 14th 3590 4 Exeter Lehigh Valley Coal 1927 4 19 Babuska John 35 fatal inside miner Lithuanian citizen married 4 12 10 fall of rock loading coal face of pillar unavoidable Luzerne 458 9th 3589 49 Ellangowan Phila Reading Coal Iron 1932 10 14 Babyar George 44 nonfatal inside miner American citizen married fall of rock pillar work Schuylkill 181 20th 3590 51 Coaldale Lehigh Navigation Coal 1931 9 30 Bacachesk Mike 46 nonfatal inside miner Austrian citizen married fall of coal chute Carbon 151 17th 3590 30 Legitts Creek South Penn Collieries 1929 4 25 Bacanskie Ignatz 42 nonfatal inside laborer Lithuanian married fall of rock pillar work Lackawanna 20 3rd 3589 19 Capouse Scranton Coal 1928 3 10 Baccadori Larenz 48 nonfatal inside miner Italian married slipped & bumped knee drilling Lackawanna 39 4th 3589 1 No.6 Susquehanna Collieries 1928 1 11 Baccanela Laboria 48 nonfatal inside miner Italian married fall rock sounding roof pillar work Luzerne 87 8th 3589 108 Buck Mountain Lehigh Valley Coal 1928 10 19 Bachellis Joe 35 nonfatal inside miner Lithuanian citizen married explosion of gas open light chamber Schuylkill 211 18th 3589 47 Hazle Brook Hazle Brook Coal 1925 8 7 Bachison Jr John 30 nonfatal outside laborer American citizen married caught by pole repairing electric line Luzerne 201 15th 3589 129 Tamaqua Lehigh Coal Navigation 1928 12 12 Bachman Isaac 48 nonfatal inside miner American citizen married standing on plank which broke fell Schuylkill 212 18th 3589 96 Barnum 1915 10 1 Bachrlin Benny 40 nonfatal inside miner Polish alien fall of roof at face victim 107 6th 6028 68 Coaldale Lehigh Navigation Coal 1928 11 10 Bachtel John 49 nonfatal inside miner American citizen married drank cup alkili by mistake for water Carbon 197 17th 3589 51 Sterrick Creek 1916 2 1 Backeslla Eugene 21 fatal inside laborer Italian alien married explosion of powder face 180 4th 6028 47 Cameron 1914 9 21 Backin John 43 nonfatal inside miner American citizen fall of slate victim 62 16th 6028 64 Maltby 1916 10 7 Backo Michael 43 fatal inside miner Austrian married 6 fall of rock pillar work unavoidable 200 9th 6028 18 East Bear Ridge East Bear Ridge Colliery 1930 2 13 Backroff William 34 nonfatal inside miner Bulgarian alien married fall of coal in chamber Schuylkill 201 22nd 3590 16 Enterprise Northumberland Mining 1932 5 11 Backus John 47 nonfatal inside miner American citizen single fall of rock pillar work Northumberland 219 24th 3590 31 Johnson 1915 5 1 Baconovick John 37 fatal inside miner Russian citizen married 3 fall of roof at face victim 89 2nd 6028 36 Sibley 1914 9 15 Bacum John 34 nonfatal inside miner Polish citizen fall of roof at face unavoidable 17 5th 6028 28 Franklin Lehigh Valley Coal 1928 4 24 Bacunis Frank 44 nonfatal inside miner Lithuanian citizen married fall of roof in chamber Luzerne 124 11th 3589 9 Drifton Coxe Brothers & Co. 1927 5 12 Bacuse Bacuse 22 fatal inside mucker American citizen single 5 18mo blast failed to get to safety tunnel officials Luzerne 530 15th 3589 15 Madeira John Conlon Coal 1932 2 26 Baczmarge John 44 nonfatal inside laborer Polish married struck by rock rolled from pile pillar Luzerne 82 10tth 3590 91 Pine Ridge Hudson Coal 1930 8 30 Baczyuski Chester 20 nonfatal inside ast motorman American citizen single fingers caught between car bumpers Luzerne 84 10th 3590 20 Dorrance Lehigh Valley Coal 1928 3 21 Baddan John 54 nonfatal inside laborer Slavic citizen single struck by haulage rope gangway Luzerne 123 11th 3589 43 Spring Mountain Lehigh Valley Coal 1931 8 24 Baddick Peter M 23 nonfatal inside footman American citizen single struck by timber knocked out by car Luzerne 142 16th 3590 54 No.1 Colliery The Pittston Co. 1930 10 3 Bader Frank 34 nonfatal inside miner American citizen single caught between runaway car & gob Lackawanna 50 6th 3590 38 Coaldale Lehigh Navigation Coal 1931 6 30 Baderka Elmer 42 nonfatal inside miner Austrian alien married fall of rock face of chute Schuylkill 150 17th 3590 39 Loomis Anchincloss Glen Alden Coal 1929 5 11 Badick Frank 37 nonfatal inside miner Ukranian married barring down coal struck by drill Luzerne 122 14th 3589 32 Good Spring Phila Reading Coal Iron 1928 6 1 Badman Charles 19 nonfatal outside laborer American citizen single hand caught between sprag & wheel Schuylkill 293 25th 3589 4 Pyne Alden Alden Coal 1930 1 10 Badnarchuk Frank 36 nonfatal inside laborer Polish married rock struck his finger topping car Lackawanna 28 4th 3590 18 Maxwell No.20 Lehigh WilkesBarre Coal 1929 2 5 Badnardo Anthony 38 nonfatal inside laborer Polish single fall of rock tunnel Luzerne 111 13th 3589 70 Lance No.11 Lehigh WilkesBarre Coal 1925 7 15 Badoskie Mike 29 nonfatal inside laborer American alien married struck by lever rerailing car chamber Luzerne 161 12th 3589 7 National 1915 2 3 Badricci Nilessie 28 nonfatal inside miner Italian alien fall of roof victim 97 4th 6028 13 Jermyn Hudson Coal 1932 4 29 Badwak Peter 48 nonfatal inside laborer Russian citizen widow fall of rock pillar work Lackawanna 3 1st 3590 68 Ontario 1915 12 23 Bae David 25 fatal inside miner Italian alien explosion of dynamite face victim 165 21st 6028 60 Sterrick Creek 1914 6 24 Bafeia Michael 49 fatal inside laborer Slavic alien single fall of roof pillar work others 2 1st 6028 31 Pine Brook Scranton Coal 1931 4 15 Baffigi Nello 49 nonfatal inside miner Italian married premature blast tamping hole Lackawanna 29 4th 3590 74 Connell Connell Anthracite Min'g 1929 8 28 Baganilo Emeilla 40 nonfatal inside miner Italian citizen married fall of rock pillar work Sullivan 84 10th 3589 47 Hyde Park Glen Alden Coal 1930 9 23 Bagdanski John 44 nonfatal inside laborer American alien single struck by flying coal pillar work Lackawanna 39 5th 3590 44 Black Diamond 1915 9 22 Bagdon Anthony 30 nonfatal inside laborer Lithuanian alien fall of coal at face victim 113 8th 6028 102 Weston Locust Mountain Coal 1929 10 16 Baginsky Joseph 36 nonfatal inside miner Polish married premature blast tamping hole pillar Schuylkill 193 21st 3590 84 Eddy Creek Hudson Coal 1928 12 13 Bagnak Joseph 38 nonfatal inside miner Polish citizen married fall of rock pillar work Lackawanna 30 3rd 3589 19 Exeter Lehigh Valley Coal 1930 4 26 Bagson John 40 nonfatal inside miner Polish citizen married fall of rock cross cut Luzerne 73 9th 3590 153 Stanton No.7 1915 11 15 Bahila John 33 nonfatal inside miner Polish alien injured by axe unavoidable 112 7th 6028 9 Candlemas Haddock Mining 1932 12 10 Bahrey John 36 fatal inside miner Austrian citizen married 4 19 8 fall rock dressing down top gangway Schuylkill 139 16th 3590 33 Chauncey George F Lee Coal 1930 3 12 Baigis John 36 nonfatal inside miner Lithuanian married struck by rock was barring down Luzerne 112 13th 3590 39 Truesdale 1916 12 8 Bailes Robert 30 fatal inside miner English alien married 2 fall of roof at face unavoidable 215 13th 6028 35 Woodward Glen Alden Coal 1932 8 16 Bailey Benjamin 31 nonfatal inside laborer Welsh citizen married caught by
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