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Lessees and Owners |
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An Estimate of Damage and Loss occasioned by Flood from the Bursting of the Bradfield Reservoir to Crops and Land in the Occupation of Messrs. Sanderson Brothers and Attercliffe Forge and Slitting Mills Farm |
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Acres/ Roods/rood; 5½ x 5½ yards">Perches |
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£/s/d |
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6.3.0 |
River Field or Croft estimated loss of Grass, Crop, Grass Sward & Tillage |
70.0.0 |
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3.2.27 |
In Middle Field Wheat loss of Crop and Tillage |
42.0.0 |
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3.2.0 |
In Middle Field Oats loss of Oat Crop and Labour |
23.0.0 |
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6.2.11 |
Dam Close Oats, loss of Crop Labour and Tillage |
45.10.0 |
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1.1.2 |
Crofts Grass Loss of Crop injury to Sward |
12.10.0 |
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1.2.20 |
Little Meadow Oats, Loss of Crop and tillage |
12.0.0 |
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4.0.0 |
In Great Meadow, Grass, Loss of Crop and Sward |
24.0.0 |
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3.3.27 |
In Great Meadow Seeds destroyed, Loss of Crop and tillage |
33.0.0 |
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3.0.0 |
In Middle Field, Tares, Loss of Crop and tillage |
27.0.0 |
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6.1.0 |
In Middle Field, Fallow, Cleaning Debris from Land and Fences, resoiling and extra Labour |
16.0.0 |
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3.1.20 |
Brick Kiln Close, Grass, Loss of Crop & Tillage |
23.0.0 |
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For Posts and Rails destroyed and Loss in Garden |
4.5.0 |
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Mr Whites Charge for examining the Farms at different times from March to September, Valuing the Loss and arranging the Amount with Mr Fowler |
9.9.0 |
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James White. Oct. 8. 1864 |
[Total] |
£361 |
19s |
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No. 5 Carlton Road, Attercliffe, April 23 1684 |
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Messrs. Sanderson Bros. & Co.
To Samuel Johnson |
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1864 April 23 |
To Labour Walling and Repairing damage done by the Flood, Farm Fences, at Forge and Slitting Mill Farm at Attercliffe Forge |
£17 |
6s |
6d |
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Lime and Leading |
£1 |
15s |
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As Per Contract |
£22.10.0 |
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George Hinch |
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Joiners Shop and Stock of Wood injured by the Flood at Attercliffe Forge |
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Shop Floor Relaying with 3 Inch Plank & Cleaning |
£2 |
14s |
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Shop Floor Relaying with 3 Inch Plank & Cleaning |
£5 |
5s |
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Damage to ¾ Inch boards with Cleaning |
£12 |
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[Total for Joiners Shop & Wood] |
£21.3.0 |
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Farm House and Premises |
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One New Floor |
£2 |
10s |
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One New Gate |
£1 |
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One Turnbul Washed away |
£1 |
10s |
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2 Hen Coops |
£1 |
10s |
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4 New Stairs Steps |
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8s |
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George Hinch |
Copy. £6.18.0 |
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Timber belonging to Messrs. Sanderson Bros. & Co. washed away from Attercliffe Forge by the Flood March 1864 |
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1 Helve number 175 10 ft x 14 of 13½ ft @ 2/9 |
£1 |
17s |
1½d |
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Swedish Timber 30 @ 1/3 |
£1 |
17s |
6d |
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Memel Back [?] 40 @ 2/. |
£4 |
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Robert Maltby. Copy. |
£7.14.7 |
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Attercliffe Forge. Goods Damaged by the Flood |
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Red Lead |
2 cwt 0 qrs 0 lbs @ 24/. |
£2.8.0 |
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Black Lead |
2 cwt 0 qrs 0 lbs @ 18/. |
£1.16.0 |
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Emery |
0 cwt 3 qrs 0 lbs @ 26/. |
£0.19.6 |
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Pale Oil |
5 cwt 0 qrs 0 lbs @ 44/. |
£11.0.0 |
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Empty Vitriol Bottles |
4 @ 3/. |
£0.12.0 |
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[Total for Goods at Attercliffe Forge] |
£16 |
15s |
6d |
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John Walton |
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Particulars of Damage to Finished Steel at Attercliffe Works caused by the Bradfield Inundation March 12 1864 |
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| Description |
Original Value |
Value after the Flood |
Amount of Damage |
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| Extra Cast Steel for Wire (sold as third Quality) Wt. 13.1.25 |
46 |
2 |
11 |
17 |
10 |
3 |
28 |
12 |
8 |
| Best Sheet Cast Steel (Rerolled) Wt. 30.2.24 |
92 |
2 |
10 |
84 |
9 |
3 |
7 |
13 |
7 |
| Cut in Scrap Wt. 4.0.24 |
12 |
12 |
10 |
4 |
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3 |
8 |
8 |
7 |
| Cut in Scrap Wt. 45.0.1 |
135 |
0 |
6 |
45 |
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2 |
90 |
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4 |
| Best Sheet Cast Steel Wt. 17.1.9 |
51 |
19 |
10 |
17 |
6 |
7 |
34 |
13 |
3 |
| Rerolled 3/16 inch diameter Wt. 3.1.21 |
10 |
6 |
3 |
8 |
5 |
0 |
2 |
1 |
3 |
| Rerolled 1/4 inch diameter Wt. 4.0.0 |
10 |
9 |
0 |
9 |
5 |
0 |
1 |
4 |
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£172.13.8 |
£172 |
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8d |
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Certified. Edward Tozer. Copy |
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Materials and Carriage thereof necessary for the repairs of Fence Walls adjoining the River and other Property at Attercliffe Forge damaged by the Flood |
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Carriage of Lime |
£1 |
6s |
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30 Loads of Sand |
£1 |
10s |
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10,000 Bricks |
£9 |
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2 Metal Posts 1 cwt 1 qr 10 lbs |
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12s |
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80 Iron Bars 2 Cwt 1 qr. 16 lbs |
£2 |
15s |
10d |
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Lead for fastening Bars 1 Cwt 2 qrs 14 lbs |
£1 |
15s |
9d |
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£16.19.7 |
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Messrs. Sanderson Bros. & Co. Attercliffe
To George William Hawke |
Darnall |
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1864 April 26 |
To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
27th To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
£2 |
8s |
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28th |
To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
29th To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
£2 |
8s |
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30th |
To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
May 11th To 2 Horses & 1 Man Ploughing 12/. |
£1 |
16s |
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12th |
To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
13th To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
£2 |
8s |
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14th |
To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
31st To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
£2 |
8s |
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June 1 |
To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
2nd To 3 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 19/6 |
£2 |
3s |
6d |
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3rd |
To 3 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 19/6 |
4th To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
£2 |
3s |
6d |
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6th |
To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
7th To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
£2 |
8s |
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8th |
To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
9th To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
£2 |
8s |
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10th |
To 4 Horses & 2 Men Ploughing 24/. |
£1 |
4s |
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£21.15.0 |
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Payments in Wages and for Work and Materials necessary in Repairing and Cleansing the Property damaged by the Flood |
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March 26th May 7th |
Paid Samuel Johnson Masons Labour as per Bill |
£48 |
2s |
5d |
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March 24th April 15th |
Paid Shaw and Armitage for Lime as per Bill |
£7 |
14s |
5d |
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March 29 April 23 |
Paid White for Wallstone footings and Rubble as per Bill |
£12 |
10s |
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March 29 April 23 |
Paid J. & H. Tingle Ashlar Coping Stone as per Bill |
£5 |
8s |
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May 12 |
Paid Joseph Lindley extra Charge Cleaning Boiler Flues as per Bill |
£1 |
3s |
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£110.10.5 |
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Mill Forge |
Christopher Foster and others |
£6.10.0 |
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Less Payment for Labour in Cleaning Yard |
£0.18.4¼ [=] |
£5 |
11s |
7½d |
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New Forge |
John Shepherd and Others |
£6.10.0 |
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Less Payment for Labour in Cleaning Yard |
£0.4.8 [=] |
£6 |
5s |
4d |
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Old Forge |
John Roxbrough and Others |
£8.0.0 |
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Less payment for Labour in Cleaning Yard |
£0.5.0½ [=] |
£7 |
14s |
11½d |
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No. 1 Steel Mill |
Abraham Simpson and Others |
£16.0.0 |
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Less payment for Labour in Cleaning Yard |
£1.8.7½ [=] |
£14 |
11s |
4½d |
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Rod Mill |
Sampson Bradshaw and Others |
£23.0.0 |
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Less payment for Labour in Cleaning Yard |
£2.6.11½ [=] |
£20 |
14s |
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Forge No. 1 |
John Parker and Others |
£5 |
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Forge No. 3 |
James Nortcliffe and Others |
£12.0.0 |
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Less Payment for Labour in Cleaning Yard |
£0.5.6 [=] |
£11 |
14s |
6d |
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Old Tilt |
Heziah [?] Parker and Others |
£3.0.0 |
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Less Payment for Labour in Cleaning Yard |
£0.8.6 [=] |
£2 |
11s |
6d |
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Tilt No. 2 |
Henry Parker and Others |
£8 |
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Tilt No. 3 |
James Johnson and Others |
£9 |
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Paid Engine Tenters Wages |
£8 |
5s |
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Ten quarters of Oats spoiled at 22/. Per quarter |
£11 |
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Loss on Steel suspended Manufacturing by 1 week standing of Works caused by Flood based on Value actually Manufactured in Week ending March 12 1864 |
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Steel Forging and Tilting |
£217.18.0 |
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Sheet Steel Rolling |
£82.19.1 |
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Steel Rod Rolling |
£120.8.11 |
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4.3.22 |
Top Weir Close Grass, loss of Crop |
20.5.0 |
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To Stone and Leading |
£3 |
8s |
6d |
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Wood Yard Cleaning |
£1 |
4s |
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1864 March 19th April 2nd |
Wages paid to own hands and allowance to same as per Wages Book |
£35 |
12s |
7d |
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Workmens Wages of Selves and Hands working with them for One Week during the stoppage of Work deducting amount paid them for assisting in cleansing premises |
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Tilt No. 1 |
William Parker and Others |
£7 |
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Trade % 25 per cwt |
£54.9.6 [=] |
£163 |
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Trade % 30 per cwt |
£24.17.9 [=] |
£58 |
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4d |
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Trade % 50 per cwt |
£60.4.6 [=] |
£60 |
4s |
5d |
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£1158 |
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