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Damages claims from Newburn parish

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See glossary for Batement

List of Sufferers (with an Account & Valuation of Losses &
Damages sustain'd) by the Inundation of 16 & 17th. November,in
Scotswood & Lemington within the Parish of Newburn, taken ths.
30th. Day of December 1771 by Thomas Rickman, Joseph Woodhouse,
& William Westmoreland -----------------                                 
P. William Robinson of Scotswood
              To a Bed-------------------------  9
                 2½ Stones Flour at 2/- -------  5 --
                 2 Stones Meal at 1/5 ---------  2..10
                 2 Batements of Oatmeal at 9/ -  1.. 6
                 2 lb. Butter ----at 9/--------  1.. 6
                 Salt 4d -- Barley 5d/ --------      9
                 Childrens Shoes & other Apparel 8.   
                                                             1 . 8 . 7

P. John Huggup of Scotswood
              To 3 Bed Mats -------------------- 6 ---
                        S           S  d
                 2 Kits 1/- one Tub 1..3 ------- 2.. 3
                 Damage to a Bedstead ---------- 1.  6
                 2 Stones Meal at 1/5 ---------  2..10
                 Bread 6d. Oatml.2 Batemt.1..6 - 2 ---
                 Barley -----------------------  -   4
                 Bed Tick ---------------------  3 ---
                 Earthen Ware -----------------  3.. 6
                                                             1 . 1 . 5

P. Jonathan Hall of Scotswood ---------
              To 1 Stone Flour ----------------  2 ---
                 2 Batemts of Oatmeal at 9/ ---  1.. 6
                 Treacle 8d, Salt 4d ----------  1 ---
                 a Tin Cupboard ---------------  2 ---
                 Earthen Ware -----------------  1.. 6
                 1 lb. Sugar ------------------      7
                                                                8 . 7
                                            carried over £  2 .18 . 7

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