Notes
Trove clipping PDF (article 238661818) of the Daily Telegraph, Saturday 1 October 1910, page 14, with its OCR layer. Full text: "KILLED IN A QUARRY. / LAURIETON. Friday.— Arthur Oxley Crassingham, employed at the Camden Haven Harbor Works, was killed at Lnurieton Quarry to-day. A large stone fell from the top of tbo quarry and struck him on the head. Deceased was a married man." (OCR as it stands: "Lnurieton" for Laurieton, "tbo" for the, "mnn" for man.) He was 40, and the surname is spelled CRASSINGHAM as his family's registrations of the 1890s were.