Appendix to claim #3252 | Sheffield Flood Claims Archive

	No. of Claim	Name of Claimant	Description of Claimant	Address of Claimant
	3252	Robert William Marshall	Paper Manufacturer	Owlerton Mills, near Sheffield

As Owner, Lessee and Occupier

4 Oil Cans with Spouts

4s

4 Hand Bowls

8s

3 Felt Stools

12s

1 Large Beam and Scales

£9

10s

1 Large Beam and Scales

£4

10s

2 Smaller Beams with Scoop Scales

45/. Each

£4

10s

Extra Engine Plate (G.H.)

£3

6 New Brass Brushes 20 lbs

1/3

£1

17s

6d

3 Oil Bottles

3/.

9s

1 Sett Hammers and 7 Chains

7s

Lot of Brass 14 lbs

2s

4d

3 Boxes and Sundry Irons in them

7s

Fender and Fire Irons

4s

6d

New Brass Plate for Rolls

2s

1 Tin Grease Box 3/. And stool 1/3

4s

3d

1 Metal Pipe 72 lbs 7/6 and Iron Skip 2/6

10s

Brass Tap

3s

6d

3 Baskets

5s

4 Rope Axes

4/.

16s

Long Brush and 2 Buckets

8s

1 Hand Bowl

2s

3 Large Size Tubs and Bridge

12/.

£1

16s

3 Casks 3/. And Stone Trough

3/6

6s

6d

2 Tool Boxes and Grease Tub

6s

Fire Shovel and 2 riddles

5s

Old Iron Cwt 2.2.18

3/.

8s

3d

Hand Scoop and 2 Baskets

1s

6d

1 Bucket

2s

6d

1 Pitch Kettle and Fire Box

7s

1 Metal to the same

4s

Iron Plate and Fender

2s

6d

1 Rope Axe 3/6 Wire Riddle 2/6

6s

1 Grease Box

1s

4 Tubs and 2 Wood Boxes

2s

6d

Fire Irons, Shovel etc.

2s

6d

1 Tin Bowl

2s

4 Brass Brushes 34 lbs

1/.

£1

14s

1 Metal Press, Top and Bottom, Press Screen, 4 Screw Bolts, 4 Iron Bars, Bridge and Catch

£18

1 Boiler 6 ft x 2 ft 8

£15

Lot of Empty Holders and Casks

£1

5s

3 Large Rope Hampers

7s

6d

Copper Pipe for Conveying Water to Copper Barrel and Pans 12lbs

1/6

18s

Pitch Pine Plank 20 ft 11 x 3

5d

8s

4d

[Total for Stock Working Tools etc.]

£517.15.1

Switons Cottage

Piggeries

Hen Shed in Orchard

Old Mill

Copy of Mr. Powells Contract for rebuilding and restoring the foundations, Walls, Boundary Walls, Fence Walls, Goits, Weir, Culverts, Arches, Ashlar and Building Sol and Drying Loft, Cottages, Sheds, Privy, Piggeries, Pitching Mill, at Owlerton as it was before the Flood of 12 March 1864 belonging to Mr. R. W. Marshall and Cleaning out Small Dam

Foundations and Walls to Small Dam and Topped with Walls dry Rubble the toppers rough flat ones in Mortar. West Boundary fence Wall built in Mortar and topped Cock Hat Toppers the height and thickness as before. Dry rubble fence Walls coped with rough flat coping in Mortar. Wall next River built of large Rubble Stone and Coped with rough flat coping in Mortar. Excavations for foundations and River Bed. Dry Rubble Wall from Cart Road to Culvert next the River and Coped with rough flat coping in Mortar. Dry Rubble Wall form large Chimney to Soil Goit coped with rough flat coping in Mortar. Rock faced Wall from Large Chimney to Culvert to the level of Yard and 10 inch Stock Brick Fence on the top. Dry Rubble Walls to the Culvert Sides. Arch to Culvert turned with Stones in Mortar and backed up to the Crown of Arch with rubble Stone and Wood Centres and Covering. Dry Rubble Wall from the top end of Culvert to Weir in Small Dam 10 inch Stock Brick Arch to Top end of Culvert. Ashlar Stone to rework and reset at the Weir and Shuttle of Small Dam. Rubble work inside of Weir in flat crevices in Small Dam. 1 Batten Door to be hung with Bands and Hooks and lock and felt marking place.
Wood Runners 7 x 3 Crosspieces 6 x 4. 4 Stirrup Irons 15 holes in Each. 4 Iron Staples & pins and fixing for felt washing place and under Arches. Wrought Iron Grate at the top end of Arch under Sol in the Small Dam. 10 Inch Stock Brick Arch over the Goit to Old Mill. Rubble Walling to side Walls and backing of Arch. 10 Inch Stock Brick Wall in the top of Arch to fence the Goit topped with brick on edge. Dry Rubble Foundation Wall to the sides of Goit along side of Sol and Drying Loft. Ashlar Stone to rework and reset and deficiency to make up from 10 Inch Brick Arch to Water Wheel of Old Mill. Wood Floor, Joists, and Boards over the Culvert inside Sol Joists 4½ x 3 and 1 Inch Boards

Painting Shed below Old Mill

10 Inch Stock brick Walling to outer Walls, Chimney Breast and Chimney Flue the height of the ridge of the Old Mill Over the Bridge. Jambs and Mantle and Setting self faced flags to floor, squared and laid. 1 Inch Batten Door and door frame hung with Bands and Hooks. 2. 4 Light Sash Windows. Paint Wood Work, Glaze the Windows with Crown Glass. Wood Roof, pans, principles, side trees and Spans slated with Grey Slate and pointed with hair and lime. Collaring and beam filling. 1 Cylinder Boiler fixing on brick pins inside the painting shed for Water Cistern

Large Chimney

Square Stone basement to the level of Yard. 13 Inch Stock Brick walling to square part of Chimney 10 Inch Stock Brick circular walling. Ashlar Casement course on the top of square brick work for foundation of Circular Brick Work. Ashlar Stone on top of Chimney. Worked Circular

Shed Next Old Mill

10 Inch Brick Walling. Wood Roof and Spouts covered with Tiles. Floor flagged with self faced flags, squared and laid.

Shed Over Boiler

10 Inch Brick Walling. Wood Roof, pans, principles, side trees, spans and spouts. Roof covered with Tiles. Wood floor Joists 4½ x 3. 1 Inch floor boards the top end boarded up. Reset large Boiler, form Flues and Coal Place. Door and Frame for Coal Place. 1 Large Pan Sitting in foundation to connect to Steam Pipe. 1 Large Pan sitting in Brick Work Next the large Chimney. 1 Large Pan to Cottage Channel Stones from Pan to River. Levelling up the Boiler Yard and Sheds. Self faced flagging squared and laid in Boiler Yard. Channel stones along the Yard to Goit edge stones and Self faced flagging squared and laid from Sol to Goit

Bradburys Cottage

Taking down that part shaken off the Wall and rebuild and make good as far as required. Take down the Chimney breast and Chimney rebuild. Chimney piece to repair and reset. Oven and Range to repair and reset. Stone floor to reflag. Repair and reslating Grey Slates. Roof repairing. Wood Roof. Spouts and Conductors. Set Pot Setting in Brickwork and Stone Curb. Plastering Ceiling & Walls and White washing. Repairing Cupboard under Window. 2 Sash Gut. Casement Sash Gut Window and frame. 1½ inch Batten Door hung with Bands and Hooks, handle and lock. ¾ Inch Batten Door to foot of Chamber Stairs. 1 Inch Batten Door to Kitchen. Handles and Snecks. Repair Wood Spandril and door under stairs. 1 Window to Kitchen. Wood Shelves in Kitchen fixed on bearers. Repairing Cupboard Plinths inside Rooms. Glazing Windows with Crown Glass. Painting the wood work. Papering the Room etc.

Built of Dust Stone on front and 1 end. 10 Inch brick Walling to back and one end. Length 39 feet 4 x 15 feet 6 inches x 17 feet high from floor to pan. 5 Inch Brick Walls inside Staircase in Kitchen. Pantry under Stairs, Low rooms flagged with faced flags, Squared and laid. 2 Chamber Chimney Pieces and Stove Grates. 1 Low Room Chimney Piece and Stove Grate. 1 Oven Range, Jambs, Mantle Piece Shelf Chimney Breasts and Chimney Flues. Slopstone in Kitchen, Sough from Slopstone to River. Stone Table in Pantry, Set Pot and Setting in Brick Work. Wood Roof. Pans, side trees, principles, spans, spouts and Conductors. Covered with grey slates. 2 Cupboards in Rooms, plinth in low rooms and Chambers. Angle beads to all external angles. Sashes to Window Bottoms and shelves in the Pantry. Door and Door Casings to low rooms 1½ inch thick moulded on one side hung with bute hinges. Handles, Lock etc. 4. 3 Light Sash Gut Windows with Casements. 1. 2 light Sash Gut Windows Glazed with Crown Glass, Shutters to Windows hung outside with bands and hooks, cotters etc. Paint all Woodwork required to be painted, Plaster Walls with Ceiling 2 Coats. Whitewash the Walls and Ceilings and paper the Walls.

Size House in Orchard

Petty to Cottages

Built of Coarse Rubble stone in Mortar. Length 7 feet x 5 feet. Plastered inside. Covered with cover stones in Grey Slates. 1 Inch Batten Door and Door Frame hung with bands and hooks, handle and bolts, self faced flags to floor, squared and laid seat stone and wood seat and wood fall to seat. Paint Door and Door frame

2. 2 Light Sash Gut Windows and Casements Glaze with Crown glass and paint the woodwork. 1 Stone Sill and Wall up underneath sill. 1 1 light Sash gut Window with Casement. Paint Woodwork and Glaze with Crown Glass. 1¼ Inch Batten door and Door frame hung with bands and hooks Handle etc. 1 Inch Batten door hung One Shelf on Wood bearers

Steps to Chamber in Old Mill

7 Stone Steps to rework and reset. 1 Landing at the top. Brick Spandril underneath the ends Wood Hand Rail, Iron Work Lead and fixing

Sol and Drying Loft

10 Inch Stock Brick Walls Length 70 feet x 20 feet. 6 Inches Wide. 17 ft 6 Inches from floor to pans , foundations to Same. Wood Roof. 5 pairs of principles pans spans, side trees, Spouts and Conductors. Chamber Floor 5 beams to carry floor joists. Joists 4½ x 3 Inch. 1 Inch Floor boards grooved and tongued and nailed to joists. Low room floor half joists and boards and half flagged with strong self faced flags squared and laid. 1 Pair Entrance Gates. 2½ Inch thick framed and battened and door hung back with bands and hooks, Iron Bolts and Lock. Wood Beam to carry Brickwork above. 1 pair of folding doors inside Gateway to Sol. 2 Inch framed and battened and door frame hung with bands and hooks, handle and bolts etc. Wood Beam over Gateway at the Back to carry Brickwork above. 1 Inch Batten Door and Door Frame hung with bands and hooks, handle and lock. 2. 3 Light Sash Gut Windows with Casements, Glaze with Crown Glass and Paint Woodwork. 14 Sets of Lower Boards and frames in Drying Loft with Irons to open and shut. 1½ Batten Door and Door Frame at the top end, hung with bands and hooks, handle and Lock. 12 Stone Steps and Brick rises to Drying Loft. 1 Landing to to Drying Loft Brick Spandril Walls at the ends of the Steps. Wood Handrails and Iron Work, lead and fixing. 2 Doors and Door Frames for Hen Place and Rabbit Place, hung with bands and hooks and locks and fastenings. Fire Place in Sol. Oven Range, jambs and mantle and Shelf. Chimney Breast and Chimney Flue. 21 Upright from floor to principles. 12 times 69 feet 2. of Wood runners to carry hanging rods 9 feet 6 inches long. 6 Wood Guard Blocks to Corners of Walls inside Gateways and Wood Curb to keep Carts of the Walls. Paint all the Woodwork required, Cover the Woodwork with Grey Slates, Shutters to Windows, hung with bands and hooks and Cotters etc. etc.
Cleaning out Small Dam and Wheeling the rubbish out on to land next the River (where washed away) Clear out Goit from the Water Wheel of Old Mill to River. Clean the Walls of Old Mill and Whitewash, Paint the top. White Wash the Walls of the Sol.
Door and Door Frame to the Engine from Sol hung with bands and hooks and fasteners. Steps out of Old Mill Yard to Water Wheel race to Ashlar Bulk. Door and Door Frames and Gate Bars and bearers to 3 large Pans that are to be set in Brickwork. Wood and Iron Work across the Water Wheel race to get to Water Wheel and fastened to Ashlar Bulk.
James Powell £1310.10.9

£1310

10s

9d

Copy of Mr Wilsons estimate of Work etc. required to be done at Mr Marshalls Paper Mill at Owlerton, Occasioned by the Flood. March 12th 1864

3 Metal Plates to pentrough Cwt 10.2.0

26 Bolts 12 lbs

Grease Boxes to each end

7 Oak Stays to Washboards. 14 Inch long 3 x 3 each

Grate Bars Repairing

Copy of Estimate of Damage done to Furniture etc. by the Flood belonging to R. W. Marshall at Owlerton, March 12th 1864 by W. Johnson & Son, 82 Fargate Sheffield

(The Original in the hands of Water Company)

Dining Room

Damage to 4 Mahogany Chairs

£1

5s

Damage to 1 Mahogany Rocking Chair

16s

Damage to 1 Mahogany Dining Table

£1

12s

Damage to 1 Mahogany Couch

£2

12s

Damage to 1 Mahogany Ottoman

14s

Damage to 2 Mahogany Hassocks

5s

Damage to 1 Mahogany Workbox

7s

6d

Damage to 2 High Backed Chairs and Cushions

14s

Damage to 1 Fender and Fire Irons

12s

6d

Damage to 1 Carpet

£2

15s

6d

Damage to 1 Hearthrug

8s

6d

Damage to 2 Pairs of Window Curtains

£2

6s

Damage to Paper

£2

Damage to Painting

£1

9s

Damage to Carpet

£2

12s

Damage to Hearthrug

£1

6s

Damage to Fender and Fire Irons

14s

Damage to Paper and Painting

£2

15s

Damage to Floor Cloth (passage)

15s

Damage to 4 door Mats

12s

Damage to Carpet Kitchen

£1

5s

1 Set of Dinner Mats

5s

6d

Damage to Easy Chair

7s

6d

Damage to Front and Kitchen Door

15s

[Sub total]

£24.4.0

1 Pair Steps & 4 Pairs of Scissors 10/. 2 Shovels and Tilly 2/9

12s

9d

Things discovered to be lost (omitted from the above)

Cabinet Piano Forte Spoiled

£45

Music Stool Injured

5s

Music Books Injured 30/. Music Box 10/.

£2

Paid to Mr. G. Lee for examining Piano

5s

[Total for Clothing etc.]

£75.16.7

Sheffield Water Works Company

Large Fruit Trees, Fences, Greenhouse, and Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. Bulbous and Herbaceous roots. Gooseberry, Currants, Asphalt Walks. Seed Potatoes. Trellis Work. Vegetables and large deposit of Sand. Stone and Mud etc. to remove in the Gardens belonging to Mr. R. W. Marshall of Owlerton. Valued by me this 31st March 1864 to the amount of Seventy Seven Pounds Thirteen Shillings.
Henry Silray, Handworth

£77

13s

Mr Silray's Charge for Valuation

£2

2s

Mr Silray's Charge for Writing out particulars as required by Mr. Eadon

7s

6d

[Total for goods Valued and Charges]

£80.2.6

Particulars of Clothing etc. etc. lost in the Flood belonging to Mr. R. W. Marshall

1 Silk Dress £2.10.0 and 1 Silk Jacket 15/.

£3

5s

2 Felt Hats 4/. 2 Boys Caps 7/. & 2 Ties 2/.

13s

4 Pinafores 5/. 5 Pairs Stockings 7/. 1 Pair Stockings 2/6

14s

6d

1 Pair Stays 4/. 2 Moreen Skirts 5/. & 1 Stuff Frock 6/.

15s

7 Pairs Boots 40/. 3 Glass Cloths 1/6 & 5 Towels 2/.

£2

3s

6d

5 Boys Collars & 4 Fronts & 7 Collars

13s

2 Lengths of Embroidery 3/. 2 White & 1 Coloured Blind

9s

1 Silk Umbrella

6s

6d

1 Barrel Beer 11/4 2 Pieces of Beef 8/.

19s

4d

1½ dozen Old Port Wine 43/.

£3

3s

2 dozen and 7 Sherry Wine 40/.

£5

3s

4d

10 Bottles Gin 13/. £1.1.8 7 Bottles Rum 18/. £1.1.0

£2

2s

8d

2 Bottles Whisky 18/. 0.7.0 4 Bottles Brandy 36/. £1.4.0

£1

11s

2 Water Pots and Pancheon 5/6 Water Barrels on Carriage etc. 27/.

£1

12s

6d

2 Buckets 1 Slop Pail 1 Water Can

13s

6d

1 Maiden Tub & 2 Wash Tubs 17/. Brushes and Dove Mat 13/.

£1

10s

Sundry Payment and repairs done to Cottages and House at Owlerton occasioned by the Flood and Mr. Wilsons charge for making out Contract taking dimensions and making calculations of Cost of repairs etc. (see specification)

1864. March 12

Paid 4 Men and 3 Women for Cleaning out Rooms and Cellars of my House

15s

Paid for Window Glazing in House & Cottages

12s

April 2

Paid R. Roach for rebuilding R. Olivers Pantry (see rent account)

17s

Paid Primrose for Perforated Zinc for Olivers Pantry Window

1s

March 14 - 17

Allowed R. Oliver for Cleaning his Cottage. See Rent Account

7s

6d

Mr. Wilsons Account for Repairs to Cottages etc. Getting Press out of Goit taking up my Sitting Room Floor and taking dimensions of Work and Making Calculations of Cost of Repairs etc. (see bill annexed)

£5

11s

0½d

Copy of Mr. Wilsons Account for Repairs

Mr. Marshall. Debtor

To Alfred Wilson

For Joiners Work etc. at Owlerton occasioned by the Flood

1864 April 2

25 Feet of deal Board 4/7½ Nails 1/3

5s

10½d

2½ dozen Screws ½ Springs 1/. 1 Catch 2d

2s

4d

Brass 2lbs @ 4d 1 Hook 1 lb 5d

1s

1d

Joiner 5½ days at 5/. Repairing Cottages

£1

7s

6d

30[th]

1 Frame 14 Inches x 18 Inches

2s

6d

May 7

2 Millwrights 2¼ days at 5/. Getting Press out of Goit and Cistern

11s

3d

21[st]

1 Drill Sharpened 3d 1 Scraper 1 lb at 5d

8d

300. 8d Nails Screws 1d

2s

1d

Joiner 1 day 5/. At Mr. Marshalls Room Floor taking up

5s

3 Small Bolts

9d

1 Millwright ¼ day repairing Cistern

1s

3d

The Sheffield Water Company. Debtor

For Stock Working Tools etc. lost by the Flood from the Paper Mills. March 12th 1864.

Not Included in Mr Wilsons Valuations

42 Reams H. G. Paper

1966 lb @ 4½d

£36

17s

3d

26 Reams No. 3 Paper

1473 lb @ 4½d

£27

12s

4½d

11½ Reams No. 2 Paper

878 lbs at 3½d

£12

16s

1d

5 Reams Tissue Paper 20 x 30

20/.

£5

38 Reams Tissue Paper 20 x 26

17/.

£32

6s

10½ Reams No. 1 Paper

954 lbs @ 3d

£11

16s

3d

4 Reams thin for Waterproofing

220 lbs @ 3d

£2

15s

Glazed Boards for pressing

896 lbs @ 6d

£22

8s

Ropes workup [?] up since the above were weighed up (from W. & J. Astrops to 11 [?])

68.3.1 Ropes

17.3.16 Waste in Making

50.3.13 of Paper = 3697 lbs at 4½d

£106

16s

4½d

New Set of Account Books. Notes. Cards etc.

£3

10s

7d

Part Bag of Glue 3 qrs

42/.

£1

11s

6d

4 Reams of Writing Paper used in above

5/.

£1

Pans and Brushes for Making Waterproof Paper

£1

Boiled Oil 1½ Gallons

6s

9d

Rape Oil 1 Cwt

46/. Jar 5/.

£2

11s

Dryer 28 lbs

5d

11s

8d

Ground Ochre 36 lbs

10s

3½d

Alum 13 Cwt

8/9

£5

14s

Brass 187 lbs

1/.

£8

7s

Set of Felts 24 Inches Wide 6 quires, 144 yards

2/6

£18

Set of Felts 26 Inches Wide 5 quires, 120 yards

2/9

£16

10s

Set of Felts 30 Inches Wide 3 quires, 90 yards

3/.

£13

10s

Lot of Old Felts

for Tissues and Packs

£10

Pearl Ashes

6.0.0 9/.

£2

14s

2 Casks Rezin

8.3.16 29/.

£12

17s

1 Pair Moulds

19½ x 27

£3

4s

1 Pair Moulds

21½ x 27½

£3

9s

1 Pair Moulds

21½ x 33½

£4

8s

1 Pair Moulds

23½ x 33½

£4

12s

1 Pair Moulds

25½ x 35½

£5

10s

1 Pair Moulds

25½ x 37½

£5

16s

1 Pair Moulds

22½ x 30½

£4

2s

Lettering the above

11/6 each

£4

Lot of Old Moulds

£1

Steel Bars taken from Engine 1 Cwt

56/.

£2

16s

Large Box made of Engine Boards with Sack of Sharps

£1

7s

Joiners Tools, Chest Complete Millwrights Tools, Chest Complete

£4

10s

Quantity of Oak, Waterwheel Arms, 40 St..ts [?] Oak Planking & Beams, Waterwheel Buckets etc.

£5

4000 Paper Labels

5/.

£1

16 Fowls

2/6

£2

Moulds for making Hydraulic Press Leathers with Hoops and Blocks

£2

10s

Neats foot Oil

3s

Coals 3 Tons and Leading 2 Cwt 5/10 1 at 10/.

£1

8s

8d

Patent Mangle in Sol

£2

10s

Childs Carriage

£1

1s

2 Oil Lamps and Safety Lantern

6s

Cask of Cog Grease Cwt 2.2.0

20/.

£2

10s

50 Fire Bricks

4s

2d

Metal Plate Cwt 2.2.0

8/.

£1

2 Grindstones

6/.

12s

50 Yards Gas Service Pipes to take up

1/.

£2

10s

10 Yards Gas Service Pipes to restore

2/3

£1

2s

6d

25 Yards Gas Service Pipes 1 in Lead

2/6

£3

2s

6d

13 Yards Gas Service Pipes ½ in Lead

1/4½

17s

10½d

3 Gas Branches with Joints

5/.

15s

1 Gas Pendant Repairing

5s

Stamping and Adjusting Weights and New Ones to replace those lost

£1

2s

5d

Size Strainer

4s

6d

Hand Barrow

7s

6d

Lot of Engine Boards 60 lbs

3d

15s

4 Sacks of Potatoes in Loft

10s

2 Size Cans

7s

3 Paint Cans

3s

Pan for Boiling Size

5s

Stithey

2s

6d

Small Paper Scale (Patent)

2s

Fire Guard

4s

6d

Hydraulic Press fixing and repairing

2 Ashlar Stones 13½ feet

25 feet Iron Pipe 7/8 ¼ Inch bore

2 New levers 1. 16 feet long x 6 inch diameter and the other 5 feet x 4 inches diameter

Engine Spindle and Upright Shaft taking up and levelling and Engine Cover Repairing

Stirring Stick

1 New Set Screw to Vat & Cog Wheel repairing and levelling

Ceiling next Engine 3 ft x 2 ft x ¾

Ceiling next Old Wheel 4 ft 6 x 6 ft

1 Spout 16 feet long 13 x 12 inches

Boarding round Crown Wheel 10 ft x 2 ft

20ft

Shafting to Cog Wheel levelling

2 Presses Cleaning and Levers

36 feet of Iron Piping to convey Water from Cistern to Cistern

Cistern Repairing

20 feet Metal Steam piping 3½ inches diameter

Cwt 2.2.20

2 Brass Taps 1 inch diameter

16 feet of Iron Piping

Mountings for Boiler complete with Steam and Water Gauges

Cistern getting out of River below Bridge and bringing back to Mill

20 Feet Iron Piping from Mill to Boiler

Poker, Shovel etc. Boiler Cleaning

New Bye Shuttle 3 ft 6. x 3 feet x 3 inches & Cog Repairing

3 Metal Pans 4 ft x 3 ft x 4 ft each with perforated Iron Plates in bottoms

1 Crow Bar. 1 Hand Jack for taking out Plates

1 Pair of Screw Spanners and Crow Bar

Joiners Bench with Wood and Iron Vices

2 Latices for Sorting Ropes and Wood frame and Covered with Wire

Strong Drug repairing. New Shaft top & sides

1 Barrow with loose Sides. 3 Chopping Blocks

1 Brass Tap to Boiler

1 Large Iron Ladle for ladling Size

2 Press Hooks, 3 feet long x 5/8 round

Large Stool with Metal Wheels 3 ft 6 long x 2 feet wide with handle to front

3 Paper Slices

6 Lay Planks 2 ft 2 x 2 ft 8 each

2 Lay Planks 3 ft 7 x 3 ft 5 each

Ceiling for Side of Engine 10 feet x 2 ft

2 Wood Pulp Raker

Parting Room

Parting Bench 12 feet x 3 feet with legs to the same

Cutting Bench 4 feet 6 x 4 feet with Iron Plates etc.

6 Press Planks with Iron Work 3 ft x 2ft 6 each

6 Press Blocks 2 ft 6 x 8 inches square, Oak with Iron Hoops to each end & wood handle

1 Large Press Block 2 ft 6 x 2 ft x 6 inches thick with 2 handles to the same flat way

32 Red Deal Lay Boards 3 ft 6 x 2 ft 3 and Clamped together. 3 roll boxes for Engine Plates

Sol

Bench 10 feet long x 2 feet wide with 4 legs

4 Wood Tressels with Legs

3 Press Blocks for No. 2 Press 2 ft 6 long x 8 inch square

1 three legged stool

1 Large Chest 8 ft long x 3 feet wide x 3 feet deep

3 Oak Press Blocks for Hydraulic Press, 3 feet 3 long x 2 ft 6 wide and 4 Inches thick each

43 Iron Plates for Hydraulic Press

Bevil Wheel Pattern 8 feet

Bevil Wheel Pattern 2 feet

4 Hanger Pattern

4 Brass Pattern

2 Cutting Knives

3. Small Waggons with Iron Wheels

2 Boards for Bench 26 ft long x 1 x 11

1 Table or Bench with Birch top 18 feet long. 2 ft 6 wide x 1¼ thick with strong frame to the same

7 Levers to 3 Presses in top Mill

2 Wood Pulp Rakers for Stuff Chest

Mould Frame for Moulds 8 ft x 2 ft 9

2 Chopping Blocks

2 Wood Laying Frames 2 ft 3 x 4 ft 6 inches square

Lay Stools and Wheels

Large Work Bench 10 feet x 2 feet 6 with legs

3 Wood Tressels

7 Press Blocks for No. 4 & 5 presses 2 ft 6 long and 6 inches square. Cutting Bench 4 ft 6 x 4 ft with Iron Plates

Ladder 15 feet long

Ladder 10 feet long with flat steps

Ladder 6 feet long with flats steps

2 Laying Slices, Iron Rake, & 4 Paper frames

38 Lay Boards belonging to top Mill

2 Press Planks 3 feet 8 x 2 feet 4 with Iron Work

2 Press Planks 3 ft x 2 ft 4 with Iron Work

Store Room

6 Large Cowbrakes for Cleaning dams out

4 Crosses for hanging Paper

Lot of Iron Stakes for staking in dams

2 Hanging Stools in Drying Loft with Wheels

June 7th 1865 Alfred Wilson £180.9.7½

£180

9s

7½d

Sheffield Water Company Debtor

To Mr R. W. Marshall, Owlerton

Consequential Damages for Losses occasioned by the Flood March 12th 1864

Computed from March 12th 1864 to passing of Act

4 Months

Time for Lodgement of Claims

£3

For Completion of Assessment of Damages

9 months from passing of act

£6

For making Generel Certificate

£1

For making Payment after General Certificate

Loss of Rent of 2 Cottages in Mill Yard at £5.6.0 per year , 17 months

£15

4d

Loss of Rent of 1 Cottage ouside Mill Yard £ 5.6.0 per year 17 months

£7

10s

2d

Loss of Rent of 1 Cottage ouside Mill Yard £ 5.6.0 per year 14½ months

£6

8s

1d

Loss of Grinding Wheel and New Mill Rents £120 per year. 17 Months

£177

Loss of Profits of Business at £40 per month 17 months

£760

Rent of House at Owlerton. Ordered away by Dr. Lennard in consequence of the fever in my family. 6 Months

£7

10s

Dr. Lennards Bill for Fees for Family in Fever

£11

11s

Medicines Ordered by Dr. Lennard for Family in Fever

£2

1s

11d

Best Port Wine ordered by Dr. Lennard 3 dozen at 42/.

£6

6s

Porter etc. ordered by Dr. Lennard 8 dozen

19s

2d

Loss of Business Computed at 5 Years Profit £480 per year

£2400

Loss of Fruit of Gardens and Orchard at £3 per year for 4 years

£12

Cost of Removing from Owlerton to Walkley and 2 Mens Wages

£1

1s

Cost of Removing Back to Owlerton from Walkley

£1

1s

Loss of Interest on Stock Washed away £245.15.0 to the time of making award 13 Months (less 6 months Credit) 7 Months at 5%

£7

3s

8d

Writing Paper

3s

Wire Trellis and Bucket (Top Mill Shed)

£1

2s

6d

Walls built of Coarse Rubble stone in Mortar Length 24 feet 6 x 11 feet 6. by 11 feet high from the floor to pan. Roof. 1 pair of Principles pans, spans, side trees etc. spouts and conductors to back. Covered with Grey Slates Pointed with hair and mortar and collaring to gable ends. Floor and Joists and boards in the roof to form hen place and hen nests. Door and Door frame hung with bands and hooks, Handle and Lock etc. Floor pitched with random pitching. 1 Steam door and door frame fixed in roof. 1 Large Pan setting inside in brickwork and Chimney Spout and hopper to Pan

Walls built of rubble stone in Mortar. Length 14 feet x 8 feet 6. covered with Grey Slates. Wood Roof to the same. The floor half flagged and half boarded up with boards. 2 Posts and Batten Door hung with bands and hooks fastenings etc. divide the Yard in 2 parts. 2 Stone Troughs

Walls built of rubble stone in Mortar 14 feet x 5 feet. Wood Roof, Pans, Spans, side trees, and Grey Slated.

Water Wheel Repairing Necks taking up and levelling

Water Wheel 31 feet long 7 x 1½ Deal

Valuation of Evergreen Shrubs

Work lost at School 2/6 2 Sets of Ivory Knives and Forks getting up 11/.

13s

6d

Writing Desk 10/. Ladies Satchel and Book 10/6 Skirt 5/.

£1

5s

6d

To R. W. Marshall

Owlerton

June 4

White Lead 3d 1 Plate for Cistern. 1½ lb at 4d

9d

To taking dimension of Work Occasioned by the Flood and Making Calculations of Cost

£2

10s

To R. W. Marshall. Owlerton

Waste Paper

434 lbs @ 2d

£3

15s

8d

Waterproof Paper 8 Rolls 30 lbs each

240 lbs @ 6d

£6

Twine

4 lbs

4s

Water Fountain for Fowls

2s

6d

Wood Press fixing in Sol

Wood Beating Stool for beating felts

Wright Shaft Pattern 10 feet long x 6 inch

Triangles for Scales

Zinc Plates for pressing

56 lbs @ 3d

14s

£5633

6s

5½d

Assessed at

Appendix to claim #3252 – Particulars