Samuel Alex

Samuel Alex
Birth: Between Oct 12 1882 and 13 Oct 1883
Death: 13 Oct 1917, Collinsville, Madison, Illinois, USA

Spouse: Yes

Children: No

Occupation:  Machine Runner

Nativity: Lithuania

He was killed by falling coal.  He was married at the time of his death and had no children.


Sources: 

• Annual coal report of Illinois, Issue 37, By Illinois. State Mining Board, Illinois. Dept. of Mines and Minerals

Bert Aimorlat

Bert Aimorlat
Birth: Between Nov 20 1888 and Nov 21 1889
Death: 21 Nov 1917, Staunton, Macoupin, Illinois

Spouse: Yes
Children: 3

Nativity: Italy

Occupation: Miner

He was killed by Falling Slate.  At the time of his death he was married and had 3 children.

Sources: 

• Annual coal report of Illinois, Issue 37, By Illinois. State Mining Board, Illinois. Dept. of Mines and Minerals

Evan John

Evan D John 

Birth: 8 Oct 1861, Maesteg, Glamorganshire, South Wales

Death: Friday 29 Nov 1917 7am, St John's Hospital, Springfield, Illinois

Parents: Thomas John

Siblings: Thomas John

Spouse:

Children: Evan D John Jr, Mary John, Margaret John, and Ruth John

Occupations:

• Worked as a miner in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Colorado, New Mexico, and the Indian Territory.
• Mine Manager, Centerville, Iowa.
• State Mine Inspector for the State of Illinois (1897-)
• Member of State Mining Board (1910-)
• Acting President of the State Mining Board (1913-)
• Part Owner Carterville and Big Muddy Coal Company of Williamson County 
• Superintendent of a Franklin County Coal Company
• State Mine Inspector (Feb 1917 - )
• Director of Mines and Minerals, State of Illinois (1 Jul 1917 - 29 Nov 1918) 

Residence:

• Murphysboro, Illinois 1880 
• Springfield, Illinois 1888

Immigrated From: Wales in 1880

Immigrated To: Murphysboro, Illinois in 1880

Religion: Episcopalian

Sources:

• Annual coal report of Illinois, Issue 37, By Illinois. State Mining Board, Illinois. Dept. of Mines and Minerals

Thomas John

Thomas John

Birth:
Death:
Parents:
Siblings:
Spouse:
Children:

• Evan D John
• Thomas John

Occupation:  Coal Miner
Immigrated From:  Wales 1870s
Immigrated To:

Charlie Anderson

Charlie Anderson (aka: Charley Anderson, Charlotte Anderson

Resided in Cleveland, Ohio January 1965.

Units Attached To:

• 38th Pennsylvania Infantry.  Joined July 1863.  Discharged a year later by claiming he was a woman.
• 60th Ohio Infantry.  Discharged January 1965 by claiming he was a woman.

People Associated With:

• Major Wells, 38th Pennsylvania Infantry
• General Marsena Patrick, 60th Ohio Infantry

Sources:

• They Fought Like Demons: Women Soldiers in the American Civil War By DeAnne Blanton, Lauren M. Cook, p147