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Lists of Men Killed in the Hanna Basin Coal Mines
Notes and Spreadsheets from Bob Leathers
The Hanna Basin includes the towns of Hanna and Elmo, which still exist, along with the coal camps of Carbon, Dana and Sampo, which are now ghost town
s.
372
Men Killed in the Hanna Basin Coal Mines
41 of the 372
Men Killed in the Hanna Basin Mines Took Place in the Union Pacific Coal Company’s Carbon Mines
14 of the 41
Men Killed in Carbon, Wyoming Occurred in an Unknown Underground Carbon Mine
5 of the 41
Men Killed in Carbon, Wyoming Were in the No. 1 Underground Mine
15 of the 41
Men Killed in Carbon, Wyoming Were in the No. 2 Underground Mine
3 of the 41
Men Killed in Carbon, Wyoming Were in the No. 5 Underground Mine
3 of the 41
Men Killed in Carbon, Wyoming Were in the No. 6 Underground Mine
1 of the 41
Men Killed in Carbon, Wyoming Were in the No. 7 Underground Mine
2 of the 372
Men Killed in the Hanna Basin Mines took Place in the Dana and Miller Underground Mines
328 of the 372
Men Killed in the Hanna Basin Mines Took Place in the Hanna, Wyoming Mines
250 of the 330
Men Killed Were in the Union Pacific Coal Company’s No. 1 Underground Mine
- (Updated)
27 of the 328
Men Killed Were in the Union Pacific Coal Company’s No. 2 Underground Mine
6 of the 328
Men Killed Were in the Union Pacific Coal Company’s No. 3 Underground Mine
2 of the 328
Men Killed Were in the Union Pacific Coal Company’s No. 3.5 Underground Mine
24 of the 328
Men Killed Were in the Union Pacific Coal Company’s No. 4 Underground Mine
7 of the 328
Men Killed Were in the Union Pacific Coal Company’s No. 4A Underground Mine
1 of the 328
Men Killed Was in the Carbon County Coal Underground Mine
1 of the 328
Men Killed Was Killed in the Cyprus Shoshone Underground Mine
1 of the 328
Men Killed Took Place in the Energy Vanguard No. 1 Underground Mine
4 of the 328
Men Killed Took Place in the Energy Vanguard No. 2 Underground Mine
4 of the 328
Men Killed Took Place in the Rosebud Surface Mine
1 of the 328
Men Killed Took Place in the Nugget Surface Mine
1 of the 328
Men Killed Took Place in the Medicine Bow Surface Mine
28 of the 328
Men Killed in Hanna, Wyoming Mines Were Not Recovered From The Bottom of the No. 1 Mine
86 of the 328
Men Killed in Hanna, Wyoming Mines Were Buried in Marked Graves in the Hanna Cemetery
134 of the 328
Miners Killed in Hanna, Wyoming Mines Were Buried in Unmarked Graves in the Hanna Cemetery
45 of the 328
Men Killed in the Hanna, Wyoming Mines Were Buried in Other Towns Than Hanna
35 of the 328
Men Killed in Hanna, Wyoming Mines Were Buried in Unknown Towns
322 of the 328
Men Killed in Hanna, Wyoming Mines Occurred in Underground Mines
6 of the 328
Men Killed in the Hanna, Wyoming Mines Occurred in Surface Mines
169 of the 328
Men Killed in the Hanna, Wyoming Mines Took Place in the June 30, 1903 Explosion of Union Pacific Coal Company’s No. 1 mine
25 of the 169
Men Killed Were African American
1 of the 169
Men Killed Was From Belgium
98 of the 169
Men Killed Were From Finland
1 of the 169
Men Killed Was From Germany
3 of the 169
Men Killed Were From Ireland
11 of the 169
Men Killed Were From Italy
8 of the 169
Men Killed Were From Sweden
22 of the 169
Men Killed Were From the United Kingdom
1 of the 169
Men Killed Was Not Recovered From the Bottom of the Mine
38 of the 169
Men Killed Were Buried in Marked Graves in the Hanna Cemetery
110 of the 169
Men Killed Were Buried in Unmarked Graves in the Hanna Cemetery
20
of the 169
Men Killed Were Buried in Other Towns than Hanna
59 of the 328
Men Killed in the Hanna, Wyoming Mines Took Place in the March 28, 1908 Explosion of Union Pacific Coal Company’s No. 1 mine
27 of the 59
Men Killed Were Not Recovered From the Bottom of the Mine
10 of the 59
Men Killed Were Buried in Marked Graves in the Hanna Cemetery
17 of the 59
Men Killed Were Buried in Unmarked Graves in the Hanna Cemetery
5 of the 59
Men Killed Were Buried in Other Towns Than Hanna
18 of the 59
Miners in the Fire Crew Were Killed in the First Explosion
14 of the 18
Men Killed in the Fire Crew Were Not Recovered From the Bottom of the Mine
2 of the 18
Men Killed in the Fire Crew Were Buried in Marked Graves in the Hanna Cemetery
2 of the 18
Men Killed in the Fire Crew Were Buried in Other Towns Than Hanna
41 of the 59
Men in the Rescue Crew Were Killed in the Second Explosion
13 of the 41
Men Killed in the Rescue Crew Were Not Recovered From the Bottom of the Mine
8 of the 41
Men Killed in the Rescue Crew Were Buried in Marked Graves in the Hanna Cemetery
17 of the 41
Men Killed in the Rescue Crew Were Buried in Unmarked Graves in the Hanna Cemetery
3 of the 41
Men Killed in the Rescue Crew Were Buried in Other Towns Than Hanna