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Claim for loss of property #4813 – Particulars

  No. of Claim Name of Claimant Description of Claimant Address of Claimant  
  4813 Samuel Hibbard Spring Knife Manufacturer House Loxley's Buildings, Owlerton Bridge. Shop. One Room at Owlerton Bridge Works with Steam Power  
  Nature of Claimant’s Interest   Particulars of Claim Amount of Damages Claimed  
    Bread 2 Stones with large bread pot broken   6s    
    Bacon 7 lbs Cheese 2½ lbs Lard 3 lbs   9s    
    5 Gallons Ale and 4 Jars of Pickles spoiled   10s    
    Coals 5/. Potatoes 1/. Basket 6/. Can 1/3   7s 9d  
    3 lbs of Candles Oatmeal and Pot Currants 2 lbs   3s 6d  
    5 pounds of Sugar at 6d per lb   2s 6d  
    Damage and loss by Boots and Shoes £1 5s    
    Clothing damage to by being covered with sludge £1      
    Door Mat, Hearth rug, Sofa Bed   10s    
    Cleaning and repairing of 7 Chairs   7s    
    Cleaning and repairing of Sofa Tables and Clock   9s    
    Extra Work to my family in cleaning House and things not mentioned   10s    
    Damage to 7 Glazers that were in the House and got wet and spoiled £1 5s    
    Loss of time 1 Month at 4/. Per day £4 16s    
    Loss of time by my Son Thomas Hibbard 1 Month at 1/6 per day £1 16s    
    Cleaning and taking together over again of 3 Dozen of Tyned Knives marked Lockwood worth 12/. doing credit for lost time        
    4 Dozen of Tyned Knives marked Hunter Glazing and burnishing over again when power began again   3s 6d  
    Loss of materials of Work 10/. Paid to Grinder 2/6   12s 6d  
    Cleaning of 5 Dozen of Tyned Knives marked Hibbard   7s 6d  
    Loss of Profit on Goods unfinished from Power not running £1 10s    
        £16 10s 3d  
  Certificate Granted
3 April 1865
Assessed by Agreement incl costs at £13      

Note: Nature of Claimant's Interest is omitted

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