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| No. of Claim | Name of Claimant | Description of Claimant | Address of Claimant | ||
| 3201 | James Armstrong | Paper Maker up to the time of the Inundation but now working as Labourer | Hawksley's Houses, Owlerton |
| Nature of Claimant’s Interest | Particulars of Claim | Amount of Damages Claimed | ||||||
| 1864 March 12th to 19th. One whole week's loss of work | £1 | 3s | ||||||
| The Inundation destroyed the Paper Mill at which I worked since the 19th March last, I have been working as a Labourer - My average earnings in that Capacity have been about 18/ per week - My average Earnings had I worked at my own Trade I estimate would have amounted to 23/ per week, I therefore claim the difference up to the 24th September instant, namely 27 weeks @ 5/ per week | £6 | 15s | ||||||
| Trouble and Expense in cleaning out Dwellinghouse and Premises | 7s | |||||||
| £8 | 5s | |||||||
| Dismissed | ||||||||
Note: No Nature of Interest recorded.
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