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Eldridge Henderson Hutchinson

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Eldridge Henderson Hutchinson

Birth
Union, Monroe County, West Virginia, USA
Death
18 Jun 1903 (aged 40)
Dingess, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA
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Dingess, Mingo County, West Virginia, USA Add to Map
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Note: Many thanks to Chris Haddox for his tireless efforts to properly locate this grave. This cemetery is located at 73 Dingess Trace Branch, Dingess, WV, 25671.

Eighth of 10 children born to James Alexander Hutchinson and Nancy O'Neal. Married to Cordelia Adeline Lester on Mar. 4, 1880. They had nine children.

Eldridge died in a coal mining accident per the Twenty-First Annual Report Coal Mines in the state of West Virginia, U.S.A.
For the year ending June 30, 1903.
James W. Paul, Chief Mine Inspector, Charleston
The Tribune Printing Company, 1904
FATAL ACCIDENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1903
MINGO COUNTY, (Page 152)
"Hutchinson, Eldridge (American; seven years exper; age 40; Married; 2 children)
June 18, 1903. Eldridge Hutchinson, Camp Branch Mine, was working
with his son and was at the time of the accident picking down coal on
the left side of room when top gave way about three feet behind him
and he must have jumped out of the way of it and as he did so it
caught his head. "
Note: Many thanks to Chris Haddox for his tireless efforts to properly locate this grave. This cemetery is located at 73 Dingess Trace Branch, Dingess, WV, 25671.

Eighth of 10 children born to James Alexander Hutchinson and Nancy O'Neal. Married to Cordelia Adeline Lester on Mar. 4, 1880. They had nine children.

Eldridge died in a coal mining accident per the Twenty-First Annual Report Coal Mines in the state of West Virginia, U.S.A.
For the year ending June 30, 1903.
James W. Paul, Chief Mine Inspector, Charleston
The Tribune Printing Company, 1904
FATAL ACCIDENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1903
MINGO COUNTY, (Page 152)
"Hutchinson, Eldridge (American; seven years exper; age 40; Married; 2 children)
June 18, 1903. Eldridge Hutchinson, Camp Branch Mine, was working
with his son and was at the time of the accident picking down coal on
the left side of room when top gave way about three feet behind him
and he must have jumped out of the way of it and as he did so it
caught his head. "

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