Hi, regarding the mentions in the Pinxton and South Normanton day by day events, I have the folllowing entries:
24 janueary, 1907, Henry BONSALL 37yrs, of South Normanton, was killed by a roof fall at 'A' Winning Colliery.
17 March, 1956, fire gutted the ground floor of 26, Church st, Pinxton, killing 72yr old James Edward CLARKE.
29 March,1842, thomas KITCHENS, was appointed leader of bellringers at South Normanton.
25 April, 1962, Ald. F.A. GENT, of Pinxton died aged 82yrs.
21 July, 1842, Mr F. A. GENT, of Pinxton, attended Buckingham Palace te receive B.E.M.
11 August, 1933, William Frank CLARKE, aged 14 of Carter Lane Farm, South Normanton, was killed when a cycle he was riding collided with a car.
11 September, 1966, The wesleyan methodist Church, South Normantton closed. An exumation order was sought for the 2 bodies buried underneath. These were those of John CLARKE aged 17yrs who died 18 June 1846, after accidentally shooting himself and his sister aged 2 who died on 9 March 1848.
16 September, 1540, The first marriage in the South Normanton registers is that of Tristam Wyllsone and Caterine CLARKE.
6 October 1944, Levi GENT, of Kirkby Lane, Pinxton awarded a certificate and £15 for rescuing a fellow workman buried by a roof fall at Kirkby colliery.
10 October 1938 Mr F. A. GENTT appointed to the chief ARP warden for Pinxton.
Thats all in the book. Some, possibly all, may not be yours. but they are there for your information. I will have a look at the Parish registers and get back to you on the other stuff. Meanwhile cut and paste this into your browser address bar. It is interesting.
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