| Date of Accident | Mine | County | Owner or Company | Name | Age | Occupation | Category | Cause of accident & remarks | Additional Information | ||
| 1909 | January | 8 | Brownrigg No 2 | Stirling | Banknock Coal Co Ltd | Chas. Brady | 54 | Miner | Falls of side | Fall of coal and "falling" at working face of stooping. | |
| 1909 | January | 11 | Dunnikier | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | William Beall | 43 | Miner | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | While turning out his loaded tub on a cut chain incline (dip 1 in 3), another miner turned his tub out at a bench 32 feet higher up and let it over the landing. He had omitted to put in the wooden block and it came down on deceased. | |
| 1909 | January | 13 | Govan No 5 | Lanark | Wm Dixon Ltd | John Murray | 67 | Waggon trimmer | On surface – railways, sidings or tramways | Found injured in four-foot way near screens. | |
| 1909 | January | 19 | Bannockburn No 2 | Stirling | Alloa Coal Co Ltd | Gilbert Templeton | 26 | Brusher | Falls of roof | Fall of roof on old road while repairing it. | |
| 1909 | January | 19 | Common No 15 | Ayr | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | Joseph Richmond | 16 | Pony driver | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | Run over in some unknown manner by race of hutches which he was taking along road. | |
| 1909 | January | 21 | Hopetoun | Linlithgow | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | James Brown | 24 | Miner | Falls of roof | Deceased was cleaning up rubbish along his longwall face preparatory to digging more coal. He suspected his roof, sounded it and found it bad and was on his way out from under it when it collapsed injuring him so severely that he died 1 ½ hours later. | |
| 1909 | January | 25 | Bank No 1 | Ayr | New Bank Coal Co | Win. Hunter | 64 | Bottomer | Shaft accidents – miscellaneous | When adjusting empty hutch on low deck of cage, the cage was lowered and it caught him. | |
| 1909 | January | 27 | Michael | Fife | Wemyss Coal Co Ltd | David Linton | 58 | Assistant Oversman | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | Deceased made a seat on the fourth tub of a loaded rake to have a ride up a dook haulage road, and while the tub passed under a low part of the roadway he was crushed against the roof. | |
| 1909 | January | 28 | Enterkine No 9 | Ayr | George Taylor & Co | Jas. Morgan | 17 | Miner | Falls of roof | Fall of roof at road-head. | |
| 1909 | January | 29 | Alloa | Clackmannan | Alloa Coal Co Ltd | Robert Mitchell | 53 | Miner | Falls of roof | Deceased and his neighbour were taking off coal at the face, when the roof suddenly fell away from lype, throwing out two props, and injuring both men. The former died 5 months later. | |
| 1909 | January | 29 | Lanemark Afton Pit | Ayr | Lanemark Coal Co Ltd | Jas, Jackson | 40 | Miner | Falls of side | Fall of coal and roof at working face while holing. | |
| 1909 | January | 31 | Lumphinnans | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | John Fowler | 35 | Pitwright | Shaft accidents – falling into shaft from surface | Deceased stepped on to one of the buntons at the mouth of the pit shaft, to steady a pump rod, which had been slung under the cage to be taken down. On coming out again his foot slipped and he fell 180 fathoms to the shaft bottom. | |
| 1909 | February | 3 | Calderbank No 2 | Lanark | United Collieries Ltd | Thos. Bright | 33 | Fireman | Explosions of fire damp or coal dust | (5.45am) Ignited firedamp when making an inspection of workings. | To follow |
| 1909 | February | 5 | Castlecary (Fireclay) | Stirling | John G Stein & Co Ltd | William MoKee | 29 | Miner | Falls of side | Deceased was laying rails in his road, when a piece of fireclay fell from the side upon him. | |
| 1909 | February | 8 | Greenrigg | Linlithgow | United Collieries Ltd | John McIntyre | 16 | Drawer | Falls of roof | Deceased was filling a tub with coal, when the roof suddenly fell upon him. | |
| 1909 | February | 11 | Dechmont No 3 | Lanark | Archd Russell Ltd | Jas. Sim | 42 | Miner | Falls of roof | Fall of roof at face of stone mine on knocking out props set for drilling machines. | |
| 1909 | February | 11 | Cadder No 17 | Lanark | Carron Co | Joseph Mills | 36 | Miner | Falls of side | Fall of ironstone while holing, through ironstone being insufficiently spragged. | |
| 1909 | February | 12 | Bredisholm No 1 | Lanark | United Collieries Ltd | John Johnstone | 29 | Machineman | Falls of roof | Fall of roof at working face. | |
| 1909 | February | 12 | Bannockburn No 3 | Stirling | Alloa Coal Co Ltd | Walter Turnbull | 26 | Engineer | On surface – by machinery | While oiling a bearing of fan engine he got caught by the flywheel. | |
| 1909 | February | 12 | Herdshill | Lanark | Coltness Iron Co Ltd | William Black | 61 | Labourer | Shaft accidents – falling into shaft from surface | Deceased came from the prop wood stack with a tub loaded with props to send it down the shaft, and evidently he stumbled as he opened the door fencing the shaft, and fell down meeting the ascending cage on his way down. | |
| 1909 | February | 15 | Kinneil | Linlithgow | Kinneil Cannel & Coking Coal Co Ltd | John Grant | 52 | Miner | Falls of side | Deceased and two other miners had just got on to the cage to be raised to surface, when a stone fell upon the cage and they were crushed. The stone fell away from the front of an old mid working 123 fathoms up. | Newspaper report |
| Richard Fitzpatrick | 28 | Miner | |||||||||
| 1909 | February | 18 | Longrigg | Lanark | James Nimmo & Co Ltd | Robert McGregor | 28 | Wagon-Shifter | On surface – railways, sidings or tramways | Deceased had run some loaded waggons forward from a hopper and was bringing another forward behind them. He had a "trig" laid to stop it and forgetting apparently the loaded waggons, he was bending down watching the last one coming on to the " trig" when his head was caught and he was killed instantaneously. | |
| 1909 | February | 18 | Redding | Stirling | James Nimmo & Co Ltd | Daniel Rankin | 44 | Miner | Falls of roof | Deceased was at work at the coal face, when a huge stone fell from the roof carrying the props with it and killed him instantly, | |
| 1909 | February | 24 | Hopetoun No 44 (Oil shale) | Linlithgow | Young's Paraffin Light & Mineral Co Ltd | Robert Smellie | 56 | Oversman | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | While an empty rake was descending an Ingoing eye, one tub uncoupled, and ran down against three others resting on a prop on centre of roadway causing these tubs to run away ; deceased was doing some repairs to a pump on the roadside, and for safety he crossed over to a branch road, and just then the runaway tub left the rails and crushed him against a wooden pillar. | |
| 1909 | February | 26 | Braidhurst | Lanark | Summerlee Iron Co Ltd | Thomas McCallum | 37 | Repairer | Falls of roof | Deceased and his neighbour were clearing away a fall on a roadway, filling the debris into tubs and stowing it in an old roadway: while moving a loaded tub, it caught on one side, and when clearing the obstruction a fresh fall took place, and he was buried beneath it. The roof was very bad, and the fall carried away the timbers. | |
| 1909 | February | 27 | Leven | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | Robert Sharp | 42 | Labourer | On surface – miscellaneous | Deceased was inside a condenser cleaning it out, when he was scalded by steam and water. | |
| 1909 | March | 1 | Batonrigg | Lanark | Baton Collieries Ltd | Thomas Dickson | 39 | Machineman | Falls of roof | Deceased was driving an electric coal cutter along a machine wall which had a very bad roof. He and the fireman had superintended the timbering and were both satisfied with it. While the machine was cutting the whole roof collapsed breaking the timber and a large stone fell on deceased and dislocated his neck. The colliery had been working irregularly and the "weight" which should have been back in the waste had got forward on the face of the coal. | |
| 1909 | March | 1 | Broxburn (Oil shale) | Linlithgow | Broxburn Oil Co Ltd | Robert Anderson | 36 | Oversman | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | The mine starts from the surface, and the mineral is hauled by an engine and dook rope. A loaded rake had been hauled a short distance up a steep gradient, when a chain bar of one of the tubs broke and 8 tubs came back, and deceased was fatally crushed. | |
| 1909 | March | 2 | Castlehill | Lanark | Chapel Coal Co Ltd | Thomas Lee | 51 | Miner | MIscellaneous underground – by explosives | Deceased was putting back a charge of gelignite with a wooden stemmer when it exploded. The explosive was hard and therefore unsafe. | |
| 1909 | March | 3 | Westfield (Limestone) | Edinburgh | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | Robert Linster | 50 | Miner | MIscellaneous underground – by explosives | Deceased and another miner were inserting the final charge of Blasting Gelatine into a long hole in limestone which had been "cracked " a few times before. The charge exploded and injured both men, deceased succumbing five days later. | |
| 1909 | March | 11 | Howmuir | Lanark | Auchinlea Coal Co Ltd | Peter McEwan | 27 | Machineman | Falls of roof | Deceased was driver of an electric coal cutter and had charge of the other machine-men. The accident occurred at a road head which was newly brushed and which deceased had examined while the machine was standing. It had just been set agoing again, when a large stone fell and killed him. Flat crowns were not in use in the machine wall, but if two had been applied here, the accident would not have occurred. | Newspaper report |
| 1909 | March | 11 | Roslin | Edinburgh | Shotts Iron Co Ltd | Henry Ramage | 33 | Miner | Miscellaneous underground – sundries | Deceased was standing on a temporary scaffold working off coal in a seam with a gradient of 65 degrees, when one of the supports gave way and he fell across a prop 7 feet below and was killed. | |
| 1909 | March | 12 | Springhill No 4 | Ayr | Arch. Finnie & Son | Campbell Banks | 23 | Haulageman | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | When jumping off a race of hutches on which he was riding without permission, he fell and was run over. | |
| 1909 | March | 12 | Motherwell | Lanark | John Watson Ltd | David Fraser | 53 | Repairer | Falls of roof | Deceased was doing repairs, when a small stone fell upon his arm inflicting a slight accident. He died from blood poisoning 12 days later. | |
| 1909 | March | 13 | Swinhill No 2 | Lanark | Darngavil Coal Co Ltd | Wm. Maclean | 29 | Fireman | Falls of roof | Fall of roof on road while repairing it. | Newspaper report |
| Wm. Plenderleith | 16 | Chainrunner | |||||||||
| 1909 | March | 19 | Little Raith | Fife | Lochgelly Iron & Coal Co Ltd | Thomas Hedley | 19 | Assistant Bottomer | Shaft accidents - falling from part way down | Deceased was an Assistant Bottomer at a mid working, and when the cage was about to reach the landing he opened the gate fencing the shaft, and fell into it. | |
| 1909 | March | 19 | Aitken | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | James Thomson | 60 | Wagon-Shifter | On surface – railways, sidings or tramways | While following his ordinary duties he fell from the gangway, alongside the waggons, to the railway, a .distance of 7 feet and was killed. | |
| 1909 | March | 22 | Lumphinnans | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | Andrew Lees | 56 | Miner | Falls of side | Deceased was at work at the face when a piece of face coal fell and rolled down crushing him against a prop. | |
| 1909 | March | 22 | Ferniegare No 1 | Lanark | Archd Russell Ltd | Jas. Hutchins | 36 | Miner | Falls of roof | Fall of roof in working place while setting a prop. | |
| 1909 | March | 22 | Devon | Clackmannan | Alloa Coal Co Ltd | William Christie | 20 | hanger-on | Other haulage accidents | To follow | |
| 1909 | March | 24 | Alexander Hunter | Died of pneumonia Newspaper report | |||||||
| 1909 | March | 29 | Rosehall No 3 | Lanark | R Addie & Sons Collieries Ltd | Jas. Cameron | 30 | Drawer | Falls of side | When holing, a small piece of coal fell and cut his finger. Blood poisoning resulted, and he died on the 8th of May. | |
| 1909 | March | 31 | Hamilton Palace No 1 | Lanark | Bent Colliery Co Ltd | Arthur Dickson | 32 | Roadsman | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | When travelling out a haulage road, he was caught by a runaway hutch. | Newspaper report |
| 1909 | March | 31 | Newbattle | Edinburgh | Lothian Coal Co Ltd | Joseph Aitkin | 28 | Miner | Falls of roof | Deceased was working in a thin seam and after being out to his road for a prop, was on his hands and knees under his brushing again, when a piece of blaes, 4 ½ inches thick, gave way between props and struck him behind the head and bore him to the ground. His forehead struck a piece of coal, which caused fracture of his skull. Serious symptoms set in, and he died four days later. | |
| 1909 | March | 31 | Motherwell | Lanark | John Watson Ltd | James Lang | 27 | machineman | Miscellaneous underground – by machinery | To follow | |
| 1909 | April | 8 | Camp (Limestone) | Edinburgh | Coltness Iron Co Ltd | Charles Ford | 40 | Bottomer | Shaft accidents – miscellaneous | Deceased was in the act of adjusting a loaded tub on the cage, when it was raised and he was crushed at the door heads. The engineman apparently lifted the cage without getting the signal. | |
| 1909 | April | 13 | Knowehead | Stirling | Banknock Coal Co Ltd | Alex. Lumley | 39 | Pitheadman | Shaft accidents – falling into shaft from surface | He pushed empty hutch into the open shaft at low scaffold while cage was at pithead, and fell after it. | |
| 1909 | April | 14 | Auchengeich | Lanark | Jas Nimmo & Co Ltd | Robert Park | 50 | Miner | Falls of roof | Fall of roof at coal face in a machine wall when about to set up props. | |
| 1909 | April | 14 | Fauldhead | Dumfries | Sanquhar & Kirkconnel Collieries Ltd | Marion Halliday | 14 | Stonepicker | On surface – railways, sidings or tramways | When crossing rails in front of two moving waggons at the scree she got run over. | |
| 1909 | April | 22 | Newcraighall | Edinburgh | Niddrie & Benhar Coal Co Ltd | John Anderson | 55 | Labourer | On surface – railways, sidings or tramways | Deceased was cleaning up the dross on the roadway, behind some loaded waggons, when some empty waggons were let down and ran too fast colliding with stationary waggon under the screen, causing it to move forward, deceased tried to escape but was crushed between moving waggon and stationary waggon beside him. | |
| 1909 | April | 22 | Dumbreck No 2 | Stirling | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | Alex. Miller | 44 | Fireman | Explosions of fire damp or coal dust | (3.15pm) In cleaning out an accumulation of gas, the air current carried the gas to his naked light, and caused explosion. | To follow |
| 1909 | April | 26 | Benarty | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | John Gulland | 48 | Hanger on | Haulage – ropes or chains breaking | Shortly after the rake had started to run on an inclined roadway a ''false" link in the chain gave out and tubs ran back, crushing deceased who failed to get clear. | |
| 1909 | April | 27 | Polmaise No 4 | Stirling | Archd Russell Ltd | John McVicar | 38 | Fireman | Explosions of fire damp or coal dust | (7.45pm) While examining an outburst of gas, it apparently ignited at his safety lamp. Three other men were injured. | To follow |
| 1909 | April | 27 | Bowhill | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | George Maxwell | 28 | miner | Other haulage accidents | To follow | |
| 1909 | April | 29 | Cowdenbeath | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | Henry Geddes | 52 | Miner | Falls of roof | Deceased was stripping coals in a machine wall, and had knocked out a prop, which was in his way. He had just got another, and intended setting it up, when a large stone fell and injured him so severely, that he died ten hours later. | |
| 1909 | May | 1 | Pennyvenie No 1 | Lanark | Archd Russell Ltd | Peter McMurray | 67 | Miner | Falls of roof | Fall of roof in working place near side of an old road. | |
| John McMurray | 19 | Miner | |||||||||
| 1909 | May | 3 | Wilsontown | Lanark | William Dixon Ltd | George Burt | 43 | Repairer | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | Deceased was on a bogie hauling a loaded rake to the shaft on an endless rope haulage roadway, and apparently it left the rails and threw him off, the rope continued still to move, and he was dragged for some distance, and was found dead. | |
| 1909 | May | 6 | Bannockburn No 1 | Stirling | Alloa Coal Co Ltd | Wm. Dazley | 44 | Repairer | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | While travelling down dook ling chain got disconnected from a hutch, which ran back on him. Men were prohibited from travelling on the dook there being a separate travelling road. | |
| 1909 | May | 7 | Broxburn (Oil shale) | Linlithgow | Broxburn Oil Co Ltd | Robert Kennedy | 27 | Roadsman | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | The drawer at the top of a "Cuddie brae " allowed his loaded tub to run too far, and and as the blocks were out it ran on to the brae, deceased was proceeding down at the time, and on hearing the shout to stand clear he stepped right in front and he was carried to the bottom, and fatally crushed. | |
| 1909 | May | 10 | Craigend | Stirling | Carron Co | David Love | 56 | Surface-Foreman | On surface – railways, sidings or tramways | Deceased was moving some waggons and as they were getting too much way, he attempted to stop them by inserting a coupling pole and as soon as it entered the wheel spokes it came round suddenly and the projecting part struck him and he was thrown under the wheels. | |
| 1909 | May | 10 | Parkhead | Lanark | Glasgow Iron & Steel Co Ltd | Thomas Smith | 44 | Miner | Falls of roof | Deceased was at work, when a large stone fell away from between lypes, carrying the props with it, and falling on him. | |
| 1909 | May | 11 | Douglas Park No 1 | Lanark | Wilson's & Clyde Coal Co Ltd | David Shannon | 16 | Miner | Falls of side | Fall of side in road-head while occupied filling a hutch. | |
| 1909 | May | 13 | Bonnyside (Fireclay) | Stirling | Dougall & Sons Ltd | Thomas Hillstone | 50 | Miner | Falls of roof | Deceased was boring a hole for a shot, when the roof coal suddenly fell upon him. The vibration caused by working the boring machine acting on the roof through the "machine tree" may have loosened the coal. | |
| 1909 | May | 13 | Blackhill No 9 | Lanark | Summerlee Iron Co Ltd | Robert Hay | 40 | Miner | Falls of roof | Fall of roof at working face when taking down head coal. | |
| 1909 | May | 20 | Cowdenbeath | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | James Gavin, Junr | 33 | Manager | On surface – railways, sidings or tramways | Deceased was driving a locomotive, when the motion suddenly reversed, and as it was going toward a dead end buffer with which it would collide, he jumped to the ground and fractured his left leg: he succumbed to his injury about a month later. | Newspaper report |
| 1909 | May | 21 | Rosehall No12 | Lanark | Robert Addie & Sons Collieries Ltd | Peter McGhee | 36 | Brusher | Falls of side | Fall of side of road while repairing it. | |
| 1909 | May | 26 | Wallyford | Edinburgh | Edinburgh Collieries Co Ltd | William McNeill | 45 | Brusher | Falls of roof | Deceased and two other brushers were about to set timber to a part of the roof just brushed, when a stone fell upon him and he was killed. | |
| 1909 | May | 28 | Quarter No 1 | Stirling | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | Alexander Baxter | 67 | Overman | Falls of roof | Fall of roof in lye while clearing away a previous fall. | |
| 1909 | May | 31 | Roman Camp (Oil shale) | Linlithgow | Broxburn Oil Co Ltd | Samuel Turtle | 37 | Miner | Miscellaneous underground – sundries | Some mineral fell from the face and slid down a very steep gradient, throwing out several props in its descent, one of which struck deceased and threw him against an upright prop, causing injuries to which he succumbed two days later. | |
| 1909 | June | 4 | Greenfield No 2 | Lanark | Archd Russell Ltd | Audley McKeown | 60 | Miner | Falls of roof | Fall of roof in working place, where supports were only 3 ft. 3 ins. from coal face. | Newspaper report |
| 1909 | June | 4 | Chapel | Lanark | Chapel Coal Co Ltd | David Robertson, Junr | 23 | Machineman | Falls of roof | Deceased set some props to the roof after the coal cutter had passed, and shortly after the part fell upon him carrying the props with it. | Newspaper report |
| 1909 | June | 7 | Fergushill No 28 | Ayr | A Finnie & Son | John McDonald | 37 | Miner | Miscellaneous underground – sundries | When splitting a piece of coal it rolled over against his knee, and slightly injured it. Blood poisoning ensued, and he died on 9th June. | |
| 1909 | June | 8 | Banknock Cannerton Pit | Stirling | Banknock Coal Co Ltd | Edward Kerr | 40 | Brusher | Falls of roof | Fall of roof in lye at pit bottom while repairing it. | |
| 1909 | June | 8 | Chapel | Lanark | Chapel Coal Co Ltd | Archibald Gilchrist | 49 | Contractor Brusher | Falls of roof | Deceased was putting up the last prop on the line of "breakers " preparatory to fire a shot in the brushing, when the roof suddenly fell upon him. | Newspaper report |
| 1909 | June | 8 | Auchencruive No 1 | Ayr | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | Alex. McLellan | 29 | Miner | Falls of roof | Fall of roof in working place or near it. | |
| 1909 | June | 9 | Bothwell Park No 2 | Lanark | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | James McArd | 26 | Repairer | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | He was said to be walking in front of full hutch after putting snibble in front wheel, when snibble came out, and hutch ran away and went over him. | Newspaper report [gives name as McHarg] |
| 1909 | June | 10 | Callendar | Stirling | Callendar Coal Co Ltd | James McPherson | 23 | Drawer | Falls of roof | Deceased was "backening" coal to the road, when a stone fell upon him; death resulted three weeks after. | |
| 1909 | June | 11 | Cornsilloch | Lanark | Archd Russell Ltd | Allan Scott | 35 | Miner | Miscellaneous underground – sundries | He is said to have strained and ruptured himself while pushing a hutch, and he died on 13th October. | |
| 1909 | June | 14 | Cadzow No 2 | Lanark | Cadzow Coal Co Ltd | George Brown | 46 | Miner | Falls of side | Fall of coal after withdrawing a sprag and preparing to wedge it down. | |
| 1909 | June | 16 | Polton | Edinburgh | Lothian Coal Co Ltd | David Cairns | 36 | Brusher | Falls of roof | Deceased was building the debris made from the brushing, when a stone fell upon him injuring his head. He walked home, and died from a fractured skull six day afterwards. | |
| 1909 | June | 19 | Lumphinnans | Fife | Fife Coal Co Ltd | James T. Cole | 19 | Repairer | Falls of roof | Deceased and his neighbour were engaged clearing a fall and securing the roof, when a stone fell upon him causing instant death. | |
| 1909 | June | 23 | Lochside | Fife | Lochside Coal & Fire clay Co | George Burt | 39 | Miner | Falls of roof | Deceased was engaged taking off blaes from an old working for brickmaking purposes, when the roof suddenly fell and killed him instantly. | |
| 1909 | June | 23 | Fordell | Fife | Countess of Buckinghamshire | Robert Wilson | 18 | Miner | Falls of roof | Deceased was engaged working off a "cut" of coal, when the roof suddenly fell away carrying the coal with it, and completely burying him. | |
| 1909 | June | 23 | Barony No 1 | Ayr | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | John Boyd | 38 | Sinker | Shaft accidents - falling from part way down | He fell off a scaffold in the shaft while signalling. | |
| 1909 | June | 24 | Knowehead | Stirling | Banknock Coal Co Ltd | Robert Leslie | 24 | Despatch clerk | On surface – railways, sidings or tramways | When passing between buffers of stationary waggons locomotive moved waggons, and he was caught. | |
| 1909 | June | 25 | Auchinreoch No 2 | Stirling | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | Samuel Jackson | 50 | Miner | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | In passing stationary race of hutches on way to bottom, the race started and caught him. | |
| 1909 | June | 26 | Garthamlock No 6 | Lanark | Steel Company of Scotland Ltd | Wm. Milligan | 17 | Drawer | Haulage – run over or crushed by trams & tubs | Apparently while illegally drawing in front of a hutch he got run over by it. | |
| 1909 | June | 27 | Ferniegare No 1 | Lanark | Archd Russell Ltd | George Hunter | 22 | Machineman | Explosions of fire damp or coal dust | (1.45pm) Explosion occurred when electric trailing cable was being lengthened by means of a plug connection. |
To follow |
| John Adams | 26 | Machineman | |||||||||
| Frank Tate | 30 | Gummer | |||||||||
| 1909 | June | 29 | Annandale No 11 | Ayr | Caprington & Auchlochan Collieries | James Donelly | 32 | Engineman | On surface – by machinery | While working close to an unfenced revolving shaft he got caught by it. | |
| 1909 | June | 29 | Dumbreck No 2 | Stirling | Wm Baird & Co Ltd | Thos. Hughes | 45 | Miner | Falls of roof | Fall of roof in working place when either holing or taking down coal. | |
