Hello
Despite over 100 years passing since the disaster the full HMSO Command Paper in the above link is being withheld from the general Public and the above link to the Report online does not include the Appendices.
The first few of the Names, Addresses, Ages and Occupations are clearly visible online, including an Underground Plan, but as the Plan contains casualty location information and a Colour Key as to how they died I won't attach it.
Durham Mining Museum who it seems has a Full Report, says this ...
http://www.dmm.org.uk/uknames/u1913-01.htmEvans, Robert William, aged 38, address: 26 Stanley Street, Senghenydd (unchecked)
Mining Institute
https://mininginstitute.org.uk/links/links_history/Link goes to other links including the archived website of CMHRC ...
CMHRC - Coal Mining Historical Resource Centre (provided by Rayleys Solicitors) Now an Archived website for researchers.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160304121259/http://www.cmhrc.co.uk/site/home/index.htmlRobert W. Evans who left a wife and four children
https://web.archive.org/web/20160316134124/http://cmhrc.co.uk/cms/document/1911_13.pdf1911 Census24 Stanley Street, Senghenydd, William Jones, Head, 56, born Mastegg.
26 Stanley Street, Senghenydd, CENSUS Schedule (Missing in sequence on f m p and Ancestry)
28 Stanley Street, Senghenydd, Gomer Morgan, Head, 43, born Glam. Swansea.
24 Stanley Street, Senghenydd, William Ben Jones, Head, 33, Married, Miner Hewer, born Glamorgan, Mountain Ash, Both Langauges. William Benjeman Jones, No. 24 Stanley Street, Senghenydd, Near Carephilly [sic].
There was also some addresses called Stanley Street Cellars, Senghenydd (other times just a number followed by, Cellars, Senghenydd), but adjacent addresses say Stanley Street.
26 Cellars, Senghenydd, Hannah Morgan, Head, 42, Widow, House Keeper, Employer, Born Glamorgan, Merthyr.
Oh dear - not very helpful. I can't find either end of the street yet (it is in sequence, then all over the place in places) to locate any general description, which might deal with missed or empty addresses. I notice some 1911 Census Schedules are saying how many Rooms each Head has, suggesting some parts of houses were sub-let?
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Added: You could email a nice email to our Parliamentary Archives and mention your kin and date of death and ask what information for family history purposes they could confirm from the full report Cd. 7346 and any associated documents. I have always found them most helpful, for Acts of Parliament etc. I always put my address and if the section required was one photocopy sheet, they occasionally posted it with a compliments slip.
Report on the Circumstances attending an Explosion which occurred at the Senghenydd Colliery, Glamorganshire on 14th October 1913 [1914 Cd.7346]
See here for their email address ...
https://archives.parliament.uk/Mark
