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  No. of Claim Name of Claimant Description of Claimant Address of Claimant  
  5975 Montague George Burgoyne Esquire Eaton Square, London  
  Nature of Claimant’s Interest   Particulars of Claim Amount of Damages Claimed  
  Tenant for life under Settlement, claiming for himself and every person entitled in reversion remainder or expectancy after him or in defeasance of his Estate or Interest but subject to the several leases and agreements for lease which are mentioned or referred to in the Schedule hereto annexed as explained in the next column            
    The Schedule referred to        
    Letter A        
   
No. of Reference Names of Occupiers, Description of Property and Particulars of Leases etc. Nature and Kind of Injury Particulars of Injury, restorations etc. Quantities Prices Estimate or Valuation
1 Peter and William Cadman, Tenants from year to year, Land at Little Matlock Walls and Banks adjoining Goit destroyed or damaged, Fence Walls destroyed or damaged, Surface Soil washed away

Surface soil washed away

 2 roods 28 rood; 5½ x 5½ yards">perches   £60.15.0

Building Wall adjoining the Goit

 513 Cube yards @ 7/. per yard £179.11.0
Filling in behind the Walls wheeled in from the River Loxley 1132 Cube yards @ 1/. per yard £56.12.0
Building Fence Walls washed down 12½ roods @ 17/. per rood £10.12.6
    Total £307.10.6
2 In Hand. Weir on the River Loxley near Little Matlock called Ashton Carr Weir Weir destroyed Cost of Rebuilding and restoring weir with wing walls and shuttles complete. 1/5 being allowed to Edwin Denton     £520.0.0
3 Jonathan Proctor Lessee of Works and Premises on the River Loxley called Ashton Carr Wheel for 18 years from the 25th March 1852 Reversionary Injury by reason of Destruction of or damage to Water rights & Millwrights in connection with these Premises owing to injury to the bed of the River Loxley and by means of the flow of the water being otherwise altered and prejudicially affected, also reversionary damage by reason of substitution of walling for the ancient River Bank and other Reversionary Damage       £78.0.0
4 Edwin Denton Lessee of Works and Premises on the River Loxley called Green Wheel for 99 years from the 29th September 1860 Same as in the last case       £10.0.0
5 John Wilson Lessee of Works and Premises on the River Loxley called Glass Tilt for 21 Years from the 25th of March 1845 Same as in the last case       £61.0.0
6 Francis Huntsman Lessee of Works and Premises on the River Loxley called Broadhead Wheel (part of) for 21 Years from the 25th of March 1849 Same as in the last case       £84.6.9
7 William Groves, Frederick Glossop and Albert Henry Groves Lessees of Works and Premises called Broadhead Wheel (part of) for 7 years from 25th March 1863 Same as in the last case       £68.4.6
8 In hand. Strip of Land adjoining the goit leading to a Wheel on the River Loxley called Proctors Wheel Walling and Bank adjoining goit destoyed or damaged, Soil washed away Building Wall adjoining Goit above Proctors Wheel 460 cubic yards @ 7/. per c. yard £161.0.0
Filling in behind the Walls and Making good the Land 1184 cubic yards @ 1/6 per c. yard £88.16.0
    Total £249.16.0
9 William Ibbotson Horn Lessee of certain Works, Houses, Land, Premises on the River Loxley called Proctors Wheel, Loxley New Forge etc. for the term of 21 years from the 25th of March 1844 Reversionary injury to three Dwelling Houses and Stable near Proctors Wheel and Croft Adjoining (2 roods and 27 rood; 5½ x 5½ yards">perches) and also a close called Bradshaw Croft (2 roods and 11 rood; 5½ x 5½ yards">perches) by reason of depreciation in value thereof as Dwellinghouses or sites for Buildings or building land or otherwise. N.B. The reversion in the rest of the property comprised in the lease had been sold to Mr. Horn       £100
10 Joseph Butler Lessee (under agreement) for the term of 99 years from the 25th day of March 1861 of parcel of Land and Buildings called Malin Bridge Wheel and tenant from year to year of Land River Bank and part of Goit adjoining House and Buildings destroyed or damaged, Fence Walls destroyed, Soil washed away and depreciation in Value as building Land and otherwise Rebuilding River Wall from Malin Bridge to the Weir 211 cube yards @ 7/. per yard £73.17.0
Filling on and Making Good the Ground washed away 550 cube yards @ 1/6 per yard £41.5.0
Ashlar Coping to Wall 238 cube feet @ 10d per ft £9.18.4
Ashlar Bridge across Goit     £5.0.0
Building River Wall above the Weir the Banks being washed away 345 cube yards @ 7/. per yard £110.15.0
Filling in behind the Walls 400 cube yards @ 1/6 per yard £30.0.0
Injury of the same kind and nature as in the case of No. 3     £125.0.0
    Total £395.15.4
11 Edward Cooper tenant from year to year of Land and Buildings at Malin Bridge House and Buildings damaged or destroyed Fence Walls destoyed Soil Washed away and depreciation in value as building Land and otherwise Part of Surface Soil washed away, cost of procuring other soil and injury there remaining 1 a. 1 r. 10 p.   £31.5.0
Rebuilding Privies and Ashplaces, Piggery and Yard Walls washed down and sundry repairs inside and outside the House     £43.15.7
Rebuilding Fence Walls topped with Mortar, including getting Stone out of River and leading to the Fences 5 feet high 37¾ roods @ 12/6 per rood £23.11.10
Depreciation in Value as stated in the preceding column     £230.0.0
    Total £328.12.5
12 Jemima Addy, Administratrix to the effects of the late James Trickett, Lessee of Farm including Homestead 3 Cottages and Lands at Malin Bridge for the term of 14 years from the 25th March 1853 Land and Buildings injured or destroyed, Depreciation in Value of Building Land, River Bank in some Places destroyed and bed of the River greatly altered and prejudicially affected and other reversionary injury of a similar nature and kind to that in Case No. 3. and otherwise Cleaning half of the bed of the River Loxley so far as it is coextensive with the Field called Trickett Holme below Malin Bridge     £200.0.0
Reversionary injury by reason of the depreciation in value of the said Field called Trickett Holme as Building Land and otherwise     £305.0.0
Reversionary Injury to half the bed of the River Loxley so far as it is coextensive with the Fields called Cross Lands and Little Croft the Orchard Cottages and Garden Adjoining the Homestead and the Fields called North Fox Croft and Trickett Holme by reason of the flow of the Water being altered or otherwise prejudicially affected and for other reversionary injury remaining after reparation also by reason of the ancient River Bank being replaced by Walling and otherwise     £160.0.0
    Total £665.0.0
13 Mary Ann Burgin, Tenant from year to year of Dwelling House at Malin Bridge, Occupied by William Watson as her weekly undertenant Dwelling House completely washed away and destroyed, Depreciation in value and loss of Rent Rebuilding Dwelling House     £84.0.0
Depreciation in Value as a Dwelling House or site for a Dwelling House or otherwise     £17.0.0
Loss of Rent of House from the 25th March 1865 until the date of the Rebuildng it being completed     £5.17.0
    Total £106.17.0
14 George Hawksley, Tenant from year to year of Field at Hillsbro' called Owlerton Meadow Injury to Fence and Walls washed down and Gate destroyed also depreciation in value Rebuilding Fence Walls topped in Mortar 4 feet 6 inches high 18¾ roods @ 8/. per rood £7.10.0
Forty Loads of new Stone for said Walls   @ 2/. per load £4.0.0
Clearing out Rubbish and rebuilding walling     £1.5.0
Six Loads of New Strong Stone for the same     £0.13.6
New Gate and Posts hung complete     £1.0.0
Depreciation in Value as building Land and otherwise     £254.0.0
    Total £268.8.6
15 William Stead, Tenant from year to year of House, Garden Cottage and Land at Owlerton Hall Farm Fence and other Walls, Gates etc. destroyed & damaged, Cottage and out building destroyed, Soil washed away and other soil injured by being covered with sand, warp etc. Surface Soil washed away from Hawksleys Meadows, Little Birley Meadow and Nether Birley Meadow injury and loss for agricultural purposes after procurring and spreading on other soil 14 a. 1. r. 26 p.   £434.5.0
The Low Slack, the surface soil washed away then partly covered with inferior sand injury and loss for Agricultural purposes after spreading the sand left upon it 6 a. 3. r. 36. p   £418.10.0
Rebuilding Stone Fence Walls topped in Mortar 3 feet 6 inches high 25¾ Roods @ 7/. per Rood £9.0.3
Rebuilding Stone Fence Walls topped in Mortar 4 feet high 59¼ Roods @ 7/6 per Rood £22.4.4½
Rebuilding Stone Fence Walls topped in Mortar 4 feet 6 inches high 158 Roods @ 8/. per Rood £63.4.0
Rebuilding Stone Fence Walls topped in Mortar 5 feet high 43½ Roods @ 8/6 per Rood £18.9.9
The same not topped in Mortar 4 feet high 83½ Roods @ 6/. per Rood £25.1.0
Rebuilding Stone Fence Walls including New Materials 4 feet 6 inches high 8 & 1/6 Roods @ 17/6 per Rood £7.2.10
Rebuilding Stone Fence Walls including New Materials 5 feet high 34¾ Roods @ 19/6 per Rood £33.17.8
Fence Walls destroyed and not intended to be rebuilt 4 ft 6 inches high 14 Roods @ 17/6 per Rood £12.5.0
Rebuilding Walls next to River Loxley and Owlerton Street, set in Mortar, including new Materials 30 Superficial Roods @ 16/. per Rood £24.0.0
New Cocked Hat toppers for the above Wall 24 Lineal Yards @ 1/4 per yard £1.12.0
Old Cocked Hat toppers resetting 174 Lineal Yards @ 3d per yard £2.3.6
Repairing the top of the Wall next the River Don and also sundry repairs to Walls near Cemetary     £4.10.0
12 New Field Gates & Posts hung complete     £12.0.0
7 Stone Gate Posts & Working and Setting     £7.7.0
Drest Stone Walling in front of Mr Steads House 6½ Superficial Roods @ 34/. per Rood £11.1.0
Drest Stone Coping to the above 38½ Lineal Yards @ 3/. per yard £5.13.6
Drest Stone Gate Post and Setting     £0.15.0
Stone Wall topped in Mortar 4 & 1/3 Roods @ 8/. per Rood £1.14.8
New Framed Garden Gate including Hanging and Painting     £1.1.0
Repairs in best Privy     £0.15.6
Repairing Yard Gates and Doors to Cowsheds and pointing wall     £4.15.0
Three New Framed Gates with Paling next Owlerton Street, hung complete     £4.10.0
Garden Gate with Paling     £0.10.0
Coping to Stockyard Gates     £1.10.0
Thirty Loads of New Cinders and leading for toppers   @ 2/3 per load £3.7.6
Two Large Poplar Trees in front of Mr Stead's House washed away     £5.0.0
Paid George Palletts Account for collecting and leading Stone to the fences and for ridding and restoring the land on this Farm     £280.18.3
Paid William Stead etc. for the like     £209.4.6
House used as out Kitchen and Stable at Owlerton partly thrown down after allowing for Materials sold     £40.0.0
    Total £1666.10.3½
16 Thomas Crookes, Tenant from year to year of Dwelling House, Sale Shop and Workshop Premises Destroyed or Damaged, Depreciation in Value and Loss of Rent Cost of Restoration after allowing for Materials sold     £170.0.0
Depreciation in Value as Dwelling House     £46.0.0
Loss of Rent from the 25th of March 1865 to the date of Completion of rebuilding the premises     £7.3.0
    T otal £223.3.0
17 John Lee, Tenant from year to year of Owlerton Rolling Mill with Three Cottage Houses, Shed and Premises Mill and fixed Machinery damaged. Goit weir dam and Water Wheel with their accessary works damaged Repairs to Owlerton Rolling Mill, Dwelling House and Premises as per specification and Contract of George Pallett thereafter set out, see letter B.     £42.0.0
The Following repairs not included in the Contract Viz: Flood Shuttles near the Weir, Pitching in the Goit up to the Shuttles 14 yards   @ 4/. £2.16.0
Shuttles Repairing 5/./. Goit Cleaning out 8/./. Cross Shuttles Repairing 7/. Banks on both sides of the Goit 3/./. 2 Water Wheels, 16 Iron Buckets 12 cwt @ 10/. £6     £22.7.0
12 Wood Starts @ 3/. 36/. 36 Bolts 6d 18/.10 Iron Grate Bars 9d 7/6, Ashlar Sill of Water Wheel 20/. 1 Door in Arch next Water Wheel 8 x 7 feet = 56 @ 2/2/9 £6.4.6
2 Weir Boards 10 ft long 9 x 1½ 10/. 1 Wash Board 9 ft long 9 x 1½ and Chain 6/. 1 Iron Roll to Bye Shuttle 10/. Dam Cleaning 35/./.     £6.6.0
Dam Banks repairing in Paddock 1/10/0, 1 Pair Circular Bellows injured 1/10/.     £3.0.0
    Total £82.13.6
18 William Haden & William Cockill Woodcock, Lessees under agreement for Lease of a year of Corn Mill called The Club Mill, Land and Cottages adjoining on the River Don Depreciation in Value of Two Cottages on their sites as Dwellinghouses or as building land or otherwise Depreciation in Value of 2 Cottages destroyed or damaged all reparation claimed for by the Lessees     £28.0.0
19 William Hobson Peace, Lessee of Rolling Mill Dwelling House, Land, Cottages, Premises, called the Old Park Rolling Mills for the term of 21 years from 25th March 1863 Depreciation in Value of House and two Cottages damaged or partly destroyed or otherwise prejudicially affected all reparation claimed for by the Lessees Depreciation in Value of the principal dwelling house and two Cottages as dwellings or as sites for buildings or otherwise     £144.0.0
20 Henry James Dearden, tenant from year to year of Field at High House called Bakehouse Field Fence Walls and Water Course Destroyed or Damaged Soil injured by being covered with said warp etc. also depreciation in value Bakehouse Field, the greater part covered with sand, injury to soil and water course 2 a. 2 r. 23 p.   £28.10.0
Rebuilding Fence Walls topped with Mortar 6 ft 6 inches 7 Roods @ 9/6 per Rood £3.6.6
Forming Footway with Steps     £0.5.0
Rebuilding Fence Wall topped in Mortar 5 feet high 3½ Roods @ 8/6 per Rood £1.9.9
Five Loads of Cinders and 3 Loads of Stone     £0.10.6
Depreciation in Value of Bakehouse Field as Building Land or otherwise     £158.0.0
    Total £192.1.9
21 Charlotte Roberts, Tenant from year to year of Field at High House called Lee Field and Bridge Field Fence Walls Destroyed or damaged, Depreciation in Value of Land Rebuilding Stone Fence Wall topped with Mortar 4 feet high 23¾ Roods @ 7/6 per Rood £8.18.1
Rebuilding Stone Fence Wall topped with Mortar 4 feet 6 inches high 47 Roods @ 8/. per Rood £18.16.0
Rebuilding Stone Fence Wall topped with Mortar 5 feet 6 inches high 13 Roods @ 8/6 per Rood £5.10.6
Depreciation in Value of the Land as Building Land or otherwise     £436.0.0
    Total £469.4.7
22 Miscellaneous Charges or Payments Paid to the Rural Police Force of West Riding for Special Services in protecting Stone and Timber deposited on portions of the Properties herein before specified under No's 14 & 15       £5.15.10
Paid Mr Unwin, Surveyor his Charges for Surveying, Valuing, Superintending, all the restorations included above except such as are included in the next item       £122.18.0
Paid Messrs. James White & William Stead for the like charges as far as relates to the injury to surface soil of the properties herein before specified under No's 1, 11, 15, 20.       £23.2.0
      Total £281.15.10
       
    Summary of Items        
  No. of Reference Name of Occupier        
  1 Peter and William Cadman £307 10s 6d  
  2 In hand £650      
  3 Jonathan Proctor £78      
  4 Edwin Denton £10      
  5 John Wilson £61      
  6 Francis Huntsman £84 6s 9d  
  8 In hand £249 16s    
  10 Joseph Butler £395 15s 4d  
  11 Edward Cooper £328 12s 5d  
  12 Jemima Addy £665      
  13 Mary Ann Burgin £106 17s    
  14 George Hawksley £268 8s 6d  
  16 Thomas Crookes £223 3s    
  17 John Lee £82 13s 6d  
  20 Henry James Dearden £192 1s 9d  
  21 Charlotte Roberts £469 4s 7d  
  22 Miscellaneous £281 15s 10d  
    Letter B.        
    A Specification of the Work to be done in repairing the damage done by the bursting of the Bradfield Dam to the Rolling Mill & Houses situate in Owlerton in the Occupation of Mr. Lee and belonging to Montague George Burgoyne Esquire        
    The Roof timbers must be shored up with timber of sufficient strength before the end wall is taken down. The Wall then to be carefully taken down and rebuilt with good Mortar and any deficiency of Materials must be found by the Contractor. Two new Window Frames must be made and fixed with Lintels of Sufficient Strength. A new pair of batten Window Shutters hung and made complete. One of the Old Door Cases must have new Oak Jambs and the door rehung and the Walling which is injured must be taken down and rebuilt and all made good. The other door case which is broken must be spliced with Oak and refixed and the door rehung. A New Plank Bridge with Rails on each side must be made and fixed across the pentrough. The Water Wheel must be reboarded on each side. The Slating of the Roof where injured must be made good. Centres must be Framed and fixed for making good the broken Arch and the Masonary then made good. The Goit Walls and the Walls dividing the the two Wheel Races must be rebuilt and all made good and Puddle and Rubbish must be provided and filled in behind the Walls. The Sewers which are stopped up must be opened and cleaned out and all made good. The end Wall of the Shed must be repaired. The House Floors which are Sunk must be taken up and relaid and any new pavers required must be found by the Contractor. The Plinth must be taken up and refixed and any other injury occasioned by the Flood to be made good. The privies to be repaired and the Ashes Place walls rebuilt.        
    I hereby engage to perform the Work as mentioned in the preceeding specification in a Workmanlike manner to the satisfaction of Mr Charles Unwin, Architect and Surveyor for the Sum of £42 Dated this 7th day of May 1864, George Pallett        
  7 William Groves & others £68 14s 6d  
  9 William Ibbotson Horn £100      
  15 William Stead £1666 10s 3d  
  18 William Haden & another £28      
  19 William Hobson Peace £144      
    Total £6461.9.11        
        £6461 9s 11d  
           

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