I am researching anything connected with Abercarn Colliery (Prince of Wales) explosion which took place 11th September 1878. a great-great grandfather,William Simons(Symons sp. variables) ,known as Bill thePump,was awarded the Albert Medal. Strangely, this is now with an antiquarian in Ottawa,Canada. I now live in Canada . I am curious how the medal reached here. Any ideas? I am more interested in the events and people connected with the explosion . Thanks for any help. Trees
On Monday, September 25, 2000 at 2:00:00 AM UTC-5, trees wrote:history did talk about it extensively if you respond back I would love to discuss this with you
I am researching anything connected with Abercarn Colliery (Prince of Wales)
explosion which took place 11th September 1878. a great-great grandfather,William Simons(Symons sp. variables) ,known as Bill thePump,was awarded the Albert Medal. Strangely, this is now with an antiquarian in Ottawa,Canada. I now live in Canada . I am curious how the medal reached here. Any ideas? I am more interested in the events and people connected with the explosion . Thanks for any help. Trees
Hello My G G Grandmother was Elizabeth Simons/Symond whose father was killed in the 9/11/1878 explosion. She married Thomas Downs and moved to Pennsylvania. I am sure we are related and I would love to know more about this explosion. My family
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