RE: Radiation martyrs - dial painters included?

[Dwayne Gardner <dwayne.gardner@po.state.ct.us>]

The following information was given to me by a colleague who does not
have Radsafe access but is fairly knowledgeable about the dial painters
since our agency has been involved in the cleanup of the old factories
located here in Connecticut. He can be contacted at                 
                     gary.mccahill@po.state.ct.us


"Here are the names of 36 dialpainters and three Chemical
worker/Chemists who died due to diseases reportedly associated with
radium poisoning.  All told, about 39 workers (or their families) were
compensated for death and/or illnesses caused by radium. 16 in
Connecticut, 10 or 11 in New Jersey, and 13 in Illinois. A partial list follows
so you can get your answer by comparing this list with the names from the
monuments


The New Jersey Five; (who sued US Radium)
Grace Fryer
Edna Hussman
Katherine Schaub
Quinta McDonald
Albina Larice
Mae Cubberly Canfield

other New Jersey Victims, including three men who worked 
as chemists or chemical workers:
  
Amelia Maggia
Helen Quinland
Irene Rudolph
Hazel Vincent Kuser
Edwin Lemen (Chemist)
Frederick Stark (Chemist)
Michael Whalen (Chemical Worker)
Sarah Maillefer
Marguerite Carlough
Jenny Stocker
Eleanor Eckert


At  Waterbury Clock Company in Connecticut:
Francis Splettstocher
Elizabeth Dunn
Helen Wall
Marjorie Domschott
Mildred Williams Cardow
Marion Demolis
Louise Pine
Edith Lapiana
Mabel Adkins
Anna Mullenite
Florence Koss
Katherine Moore
Ethel Daniels

in Ottawa Illinois       
Ella Cruse
Margaret Looney
Catherine Donahue (nee Wolfe)
Charlotte Purcell
Inex Vallat
Marie Rossiter
Pearl Schott"

Hope this helps.

Dwayne Gardner
Connecticut DEP
dwayne.gardner@po.state.ct.us
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