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  No. of Claim Name of Claimant Description of Claimant Address of Claimant  
  4823 John Crowley and Henry Crowley carrying on Business under the firm of John Crowley and Company Iron Founders and Manufacturers Kelham Iron Works, Sheffield  
  Nature of Claimant’s Interest   Particulars of Claim Amount of Damages Claimed  
  Owners of the Property and Effects mentioned in the Particulars of Claim   Tools in Shop        
    Two Stand Laithes £1 10s    
    Wheel Cutting Engine to take in pieces (damaged) £2      
    Wheels, Pullies, smallwork, this work was ready for putting together before the Flood, some will be useless, others want cleaning and polishing £7      
    Tools in Shop to clean and other work £2      
    Tools in Shop damaged and Missing £1 10s    
    Weighing Machine to Clean (In Pooley's Account)        
    Work to Clean (in general amount)        
    Wood Patterns lost & destroyed (in general amount)        
    Tools and Bellows damaged and lost (in Tool Account)        
    Tools lost and damaged        
    Tools lost and destroyed (in Tool account)        
    Was 4 to 5 feet deep in Mud and Water Mud and dirt to clean out (In general amount)        
    Tools and Bellows damaged and destroyed (In Tool account)        
    Water in these shops was 7 feet deep to clean out also the Benches (in general amount)        
    Works in this Shop all rusty the castings damaged 10 Tons £10      
    Total Amount of Work Spoilt 19 Cwt 3.13 at 4d salvage allowed £37 1s 8d  
    Tools destroyed and lost        
    Wages were Paid in respect of this item to Workmen as per Particulars inserted in the 1st column on the list of Workmens's Wages after mentioned        
    Valuation and Professional charges previous to claim £50 16s    
    To Wage to Workmen for loss of time etc. as per particulars inserted in the 2nd Column of Workmen's Wages after mentioned £222 14s 11½d  
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 17 £2      
    Cost of Coal for drying No. 18 Furnaces £20      
    Mechanics Shop        
    Damages due by the Inundation of the Kelham Iron Works in the Parish of Sheffield in the County of York in the occupation of the said John Crowley & Company £1685.17.4½        
    The following are the Particulars of the damages        
    Damages done to the Buildings by the Flood.        
    Taking out old Walls preparing for and rebuilding Flues to Steam Boiler £22 17s 6d  
    Rebuilding Brick Wall back of Smith's Shop half new Bricks and new sash gut Window and repairs to five other windows £2 10s 6d  
    Straightening Furnace built over the River, all new Brickwork, and part new Iron Work £15      
    61 feet and Fence round Platform over River £1 10s 6d  
    6 Iron Casements in Foundry rebuilding. Brick division Wall 1/8 new Bricks new 9 x 3 Door frame refitting and hanging Door, rebuilding Brick Wall to Fence Wheelband and fixing wood top on same £6 2s 2d  
    Dying Store cleaning out and rebuilding Flues £10 6s    
    Framed and boarded partition outside Stable. Brick Foundation for same and repairs to Window and reglazing, taking up and relaying Drain £13 6s    
    Building 10 inch Wall partition to Store Room, Making good, damage done to external Wall next to River £16 8s    
    Cleaning out Drain and rebuilding Furnace in the Pot Cellar £2 5s 4d  
    Rebuiding eight Holes in Melting Furnace £8      
    Rebuilding in small Casting Shops 22 Furnaces £16 10s    
    Repairs to back entrance Gates & Fastenings £1 5s    
    Repairs to Principal entrance Gate £2      
    Repair to No. 4 Iron Gates to Cellars £1 15s    
    Rebuilding Fence Wall next to Goit, part new materials and resetting coping £5      
    Pointing and cleaning Walls and for Whitewashing £20      
    Labour and Materials for cleaning out Brickwork and repairing the underground Flues for 18 Ovens £44 3s    
    Cleaning out and repairing Drains, labour & Materials £10      
    Part cost of the Parapet Wall on the Bridge £5 5s    
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 2 £5      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 3 £3      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 4 £5      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 5 £3      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 6 £8      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 7 £8      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 8 £3      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 9 £5      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 11 £25      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 13 £7      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 14 £10      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 15 £5      
    Cost for repairing the damage done to Annealing Furnace No. 16 £10      
    This Shop has been 6 feet deep in Water, the Mud to Clean out of the Shop 73. 0 x 25.6 (in general account) Whitewashing Shop. (in Brick Setters account)        
    Large Slide Laith required to be taken in pieces Repolished Slide rest & bed scraped and regot up, was red with rust £12 12s    
    Four Slide Laithes to be taken in pieces and repolish at 20/. Each £4      
    Platform weighing Machine (in Pooleys account)        
    3 Drilling Machines £3      
    Malleable Iron Boxes (part finished) £1 1s    
    1 Rolling Machine to take in pieces repolish and put together £2      
    Shaping Machine to take in pieces repolish and put together £1      
    Planing Machine 14 feet Bed cleaning £3 10s    
    Planing Machine 5 feet Bed cleaning £1      
    4 Small Hand Lathes £2      
    Damage to Glazers 28 lbs Leather   16s 4d  
    8 Vices cleaning   8s    
    2 New Scouring Barrels nearly complete (damage to same) £1 10s    
    Benches throughout Shop to Clean, Drawers & Locks broken, to repair and some to find new £1 10s    
    2 Pairs of Weston's Pulley Blocks   5s    
    Gas Metre Patterns damaged   10s    
    6 Pairs of Malleable Iron Vices in progress & one of James Nuttal's Bowl Heading Machines all ready   10s    
    Small Tools        
    Comprising Stocks, Taps, Drills etc. to clean and are damaged by rust, about 4 Cwt of usable Files been wet and filled with Mud are now only fit for recutting £9 12s    
    10 sets of Redwork of Malleable Cast Iron damaged by Rust   10s    
    12 Horse Engine in Progress, nearly ready for going out will require taking to pieces all the parts repolished. £3      
    Grindstone Trough to clean   5s    
    All the Tools will require to be repainted owing to the dirty state in which the Mud has left them £3 18s    
    4 Wood Tressels, 1 Water Closet Top broken   18s    
    Drawings & Traces destroyed £5      
    Drawing Insruments damaged & destroyed £3 2s 6d  
    Steam Boiler        
    26 0 x 6.6 been completely covered by Water & Mud. Flues required cleaning. Valves taken to pieces and damage done to Boiler by sudden contraction £13 10s    
    Timber for Lagging Boiler swept away   8s    
    Steam Engine        
    The Water in Engine House has been 4 feet deep (in general account)        
    The parts of this Engine to be taken in pieces, Mud getting out of Foundation, Mud and Water getting out of Air Pump & Condensers polishing, the bright parts of the Engine cleaning, the others, Crank and Shaft & second Motion Shafts taking out to get out Mud and Sand and damaged £20 10s    
    Damage to Mortice Wheel, 9 "10" x 8 " Wide x 3 Pitch by the damp swelling the Teeth & afterwards drying in £16      
    Pipes to take Water out of River to Engine, these are destroyed and will require renewing £16 12s    
    Cleaning the Sough for the Water to Engine till Pipes can be put down again £10      
    Cleaning Mud from River £6      
    Dry Grinding Mill        
    27." 0" x 21".0" The water in this has been 8 feet deep in Mud and Water to clean out (in general account)        
    4 Stoves have been Wet and damaged thereby   10s    
    2 Wood Drums £2      
    2 Straps 36" & 28" x 6" wide 2 Fan Straps 28 x 4½ wide each, 4 Grinders Straps 30 x 2 wide each are damaged seriously by Mud and Water £5 12s 6d  
    Shafting to take down to clean and Pedestals to clean £1 5s    
    30 Cwt of Work on Floors to clean £1 10s    
    Fans outside this Shop        
    2 Fans 3 feet x 6 feet diameter to take in pieces and clean and one Pulley broken into pieces & the other damaged £3      
    90 feet of Air Flues to clear of Mud & Water £1 10s    
    Scouring Barrel Room        
    23.6 x 21 x 4 This Room has been 9 feet in Water Cleaning room of Mud Water (in general account)        
    7 Scouring Barrels to take in pieces and clean £1 8s    
    3 Barrels of Malleable Iron broken and Work on Floor damaged by Water and Mud £1 5s    
    3 Riddles gone (in Tools account)        
    1 Hammer gone (in Tools account)        
    Shafting in the Room to clean, take in pieces and put up again £1 10s    
    10 Straps 160" x 4" £3 8s 10d  
    Smithy and Straightening Shop        
    43."0" x 21." 6" This Shop has been 8 ft 8" deep in Water to clean out (in general account)        
    7 Pairs of Circular Bellows. 1 Pair long Nosed Bellows £7 7s 6d  
    Malleable Iron Work on floor about 2 Tons £2      
    New Wrought Iron   10s    
    Files damaged   4s    
    2 Vices and Benches to clean   5s    
    4 Sheet Iron Boxes washed away £1      
    High Pressure Steam Engine 12¼ in Cylinder        
    This has been quite covered with Water, cleaning away Mud & Water the Engine to take to Pieces the bright parts to polish and put together again and paint £7 10s    
    Strap 35."0. " x 7 double £8 5s 5d  
    Steam Engine Shop        
    38."0." x 6."0." This Shop has been filled with Water & Mud to clean out (in general account)        
    New Scouring Shop        
    35" 9" x 34" 0" This Shop has been quite full of Water and Mud 6ft about 2 feet deposit in Mud (In general account)        
    8 Small & 1 Large Scouring Barrels to take to pieces & Clean (3 quite new and the rest nearly so) £6 10s    
    One Shoe Steel Stamping Machine covered with Mud and Water to take in pieces, clean, put together again and Paint £2      
    12 Driving Straps 238." 0" x 4." 0" only worked a short time £5 10s    
    Sand Grinding Mill to take in pieces, clean and paint £1 15s    
    2 Barrels of Shoe Steels and one Barrel of small work destroyed £1      
    Shafting to take down, clean, & put up again £3 15s    
    50 Tons of Mansfield Sand washed away £16 17s 6d  
    80 Cwt of Blacking washed away £20      
    80 Cwt of Coal dust lost £5      
    Crane Foundry        
    52."0 ".x 36." 0." Has been 8 " deep in Water left deposit 2 feet in Mud, Mud to clean out (in general account)        
    Foundry Floor very wet & will be sometime before it will be fit for use (see sheet)        
    Sand washed away on Foundry Floor        
    Damage to Bellows & Tools & Tools lost (in Tools account)        
    Crane to take to pieces and put together £2 10s    
    3 Cupolas cleaning out & damaged by Water £4      
    Boys Small Work Foundry        
    104." 0." x 36."0." Mud in Shop 18" deep to clean from Mud & Water (in general amount)        
    Bushes covered with Mud (in general amount)        
    Moulding Boxes thrown about by the Water and damaged, Moulding, Moulding Boxes required (in Moulding Box Account)        
    Iron Patterns to wash, dry and polish up £4      
    Foundry Floor damaged (in general amount)        
    No. 33 or Far Foundry        
    75."0." x 60" 0." has been 8" deep in Water to Clean out Mud and Water, Mud 18" to 24" deep (In general amount)        
    Moulding Boxes to clean and damage to some (In Moulding Box Account)        
    Moulding boards lost and damaged (in Moulding Box account)        
    Iron Patterns lost and destroyed £12      
    Coke scattered about and washed away Cupola Cokes 10 Tons £9 15s    
    No. 34 Moulding Shop        
    76."0." x 36."0" feet has been 8 feet deep in Water and left 18" deep in Mud. The Shop to clear of Mud and Water, (In general amount)        
    New Boxes ready for use washed and thrown about require cleaning £4      
    Barrels for Goods some destroyed and others dirty will require cleaning £2 3s 4d  
    Four Stall Stable        
    24." 9." x 15." 6." 8 " deep in Water this to clean (in general amount)        
    Harness, Combs, Stable Utensils (damaged)   10s    
    1 New Rug, 1 Rug repairing, Collars, Saddles and Harness £4 16s    
    1 Horse (Dead) £12      
    1 Horse, Sick, Stabling for Horse (Veterinary Surgeons Account) £3      
    2 Corn Binns & Ladder damaged   15s    
    Corn in Binns £1      
    Building next Stable        
    15." 6." x 7." To Clean (in general amount)        
    Boxes, these all spread about, some damaged   15s    
    Core Shop        
    32." 0." x 15." 0." To clean from Mud (In general account)        
    Cores destroyed the work from 15 to 20 Boys and 2 Men one day each £1 8s    
    Core Boxes lost and destroyed amounting to many hundreds and will be a long time before made up and the inconvenience will be found very great indeed £25      
    700 Steel & Iron core Boxes to clean £5 16s 8d  
    Pot Makers Cellar        
    This has been 4 feet deep in Mud and Water (In general Account)        
    1 load of fine Coke Dust destroyed £1      
    Clay for Pots destroyed 14 Tons 24/. £16 16s    
    Pots destroyed say 300 £8 15s    
    Caryoline Clay, say 3½ Tons £4 4s    
    Potmakers Tools damaged   5s    
    3 Hogsheads of Charcoal £2      
    Steel Casting Shop        
    Moulders Screws damaged £1      
    Benches and Troughs to clean (In general amount)        
    24 Crucibles destroyed   14s    
    Riddles damaged and one lost (In Tool account)        
    Sand Place        
    This was filled with Mud and Water (In general amount)        
    Sand and Coke washed away   10s    
    Nonpareil Sorting Shop        
    This was 8." 6" deep in water (In general amount)        
    Shoe Steels to clean 35.0.0 £1 15s    
    Malleable Iron Shops        
    No's. 43, 44, 45 and 46        
    2½ Pairs of Screws (gone)   5s    
    No's. 47, 48 and 49 Shops to clean In general amount        
    Boxes, Boards, Riddles, Tools etc. all damaged and destroyed, (in Tool account)        
    Dressing Shop        
    Covered with Mud, to clean out (in general account)        
    Malleable Iron Castings 1 Cwt 0.0 damaged   5s    
    Cast Iron Grindstone Trough damaged   8s    
    3 Weighing Machines to clean and readjust (In Pooley's account)        
    Casks of Grease gone (damaged) say 2 Cwt £2 16s    
    Moulding Boxes in the various shops damaged and other destroyed through the Logs of Wood floating about at the time of Flood. These Boxes are got up in a superior manner being required so on account of the fine quality of Messrs. Crowley & Co's Work £30      
    Damage to the Foundry Floors by damp viz.        
    Crane Foundry 52.0 x 36.0        
    No. 33 or Far Foundry 75.0 x 60.0        
    No. 34 Foundry 70.0 x 36.0        
    Making a total of 988 Square yards. The Floors to dry by running hot metal on them £27      
    Loss by bad castings through damp remaining in sand afterwards £25      
    Sand washed away and what must be thrown away on 988 square yards £18 10s 6d  
    Cart Weighing Machine to clean out Foundations, Machine to adjust clean and paint, also 3 other small Machines £4 6s 6d  
    Furnaces        
    At work and standing at time of Flood        
    No. 1 Containing 2 Tons of Hermatite Oil damaged        
    No. 3 Containing 10 Tons of Hematite Oil damaged (these to dry) £2      
    No. 4 Containing Common Iron Goods had to be taken out of Furnace refilled and fixed £2 10s    
    Damage to Goods in No. 4 5 Cwt 2 .0 16/4 £4 9s 10d  
    No. 5 Not at Work        
    No. 6 Containing Malleable Goods a great number of these are spoilt the remainder had to be taken out refilled and fired £3 10s    
    Spoilt Goods in number 6 Furnace (in general amount)        
    No. 7 Containing Second Goods this had to be relighted (damaged) £1      
    No. 8 Containing Common Iron Goods 4 Cwt 0. 4 Spoilt Goods £3 7s 5d  
    No. 9 Shoe Steel Oven has been full of Water these Goods rusting had to be reheated to burn out rust £1 5s    
    No. 10 Not at Work        
    No. 11 Containing Malleable Goods has been at work 6 days and of high heat the goods to be taken out refilled cost of Labour and Coal £5 10s    
    Spoilt Goods (In General Amount)        
    No. 12 Not at Work        
    No. 13 Was lighted that night (damaged) Spoilt Work (In General Amount) £1      
    No. 14 This filled with Malleable Iron Goods Furnace at a White Heat and was cooling at time of Flood. The Goods had to be dried (In general amount)        
    No. 15 Filled with Malleable Goods these up to high heat, had to be taken out and refilled , Labour and Coal £5 10s    
    Spoilt Work (in general amount )        
    No.16 Filled with Malleable Goods these were up to a high heat. To be taken and refilled. Labour and Coal £5 10s    
    Spoilt Work (In general Account)        
    No. 17 Part filled owth Pans containing Goods had to be taken out and refilled, Labour £1      
    No. 18 They were drawing these at time of Flood & will require taking out and cleaning, cost   15s    
    Account of Spoilt Work        
    Ore drying in Oven 65.0.0.0 Tons at 2/. £6 10s    
    80 Annealing Pans in all the ovens which split and were rendered useless in consequence of being red hot and Water getting to them 3 qrs each 6/6 les salvage allowed for £17 15s    
    3 Tons of Sand Washed away £1   3d  
    Coke 24 Cwt 0.0   18s    
    85 Casting Pots (48 lbs each ) £2 9s 7d  
    Bottom Moulding Shop        
    The patterns washed away destroyed and lost in the middle room and the various Foundries are very numerous some very expensive and will be a very costly affair to Messrs. Crowley & Co. the patterns in many instances not being their own is a very serious matter and the expense will be very great and the matter very serious £100      
    Shelving for Patterns washed down and gone £5 10s    
    General Tools Account        
    1 Tool Box, 1 dry sand Box, 4 Water Brushes, 24 dry Brushes, 29 Shovels 4 Riddles 22 Pattern Brushes, 3 Springs, 25 Sieves, 13 Pair of Bellows, 4 New Iron Pans, 4 Large Shovels, 3 Iron Forks, 2 3/8 inch 7¼, 1½ 1¾ 1.1. Riddles 3 Hand Cocoa Fibre Brushes, 15 Besoms, 1 Short Ladder, 33 Casting Boards, Quantity of Turnover Boards, 4 Dry Brushes, 2 Sieves, 8 Shovels, 5 Pairs of Springs, 11 Dirt Bags, 8 Hammers, 3 Pattern Brushes, 1 Dust Brush 10 Pairs Bellows, 1 Pair of Plyers 3 Hand Brushes, Brushes for Moulders, 12½ Pairs of Screws for Moulding Boxes £13 13s 0½d  
    Locks repairing and refixing £1 7s 1d  
    Gas Fittings        
    Gas Fittings repairing, damaged by Water and Debris rusting against them £3   6d  
    Cleaning Shops of Mud & Debris        
    General Amount or Account        
    5930 Square Yards covered with Mud, Water & Debris the whole removed and carted away, Benches Boxes and various other articles cleaning, sorting Patterns, Moulding Boxes, and Tools straightening and putting the various Articles in order £215 9s 9½d  
    Allowance to Men for night and day Work working in Water and Mud £4 19s 6½d  
    Lime Brush, Candles, and Cab hire, and incidental expenses £1 17s 7½d  
    Offices        
    Have been 5" 6" deep in Water and Mud, these to clean (In general Amount)        
    Office Desk with Drawers (damaged) £1 10s    
    Books, Paper etc. all dirty still have to be cleaned and rearranged £1 5s    
    String Spoilt 56 lbs   18s 8d  
    500 Circulars printing   15s    
    Postage of Circulars £2      
    Interest from the sum of £13351.3.7 at 6 per cent from 12 March 1864 to 29th July 1865 £111 18s 10d  
    Particulars attached to Workmen in respect of Work done and Loss of Time        
   
Name Occupation Column No.1 Amount paid to each Workman for actual services in connection with the inundation [£/s/d] Column No. 2 Additional amount claimed and due to each Workman for loss of Time [£/s/d]
Harrison John Clerk 3 15 0      
Downing George Clerk 2 2 0      
Walker Henry Moulders Foreman 2 15 0      
Shaw George Malleable Department 1 17 4      
Eyre Edward Packing Clerk 1 19 0      
Lake David Packing Clerk 1 10 0      
Ledingham John Store Keeper 1 16 0      
Brookes John Draughsman 1 11 6      
Godson William Time Keeper 1 14 6      
Robinson Alexander Engine Tenter 2 2 0      
Wigglesworth Charles Softening Shop 2 16 0      
Berrans Richard Carter 2 2 0      
Walsh Edward Carter 1 16 0      
Harrison C. F. Apprentice 0 8 0      
Martin W. F. Office Boy 0 6 8      
Shaw George Models 0 16 0 1 6 8
Trickett William Models 1 7 11 0 12 4.5
Bottom Charles Models 0 4 0 1 6 0
Slater Samuel Models 1 8 7 0 6 6
Poules Thomas Models 0 2 6 0 16 10.5
Slater George Models 0 0 0 1 4 0
Buttermore James Models 0 2 6 0 18 9
Hopkinson Charles Straightening Shop 1 7 10 0 3 4
Morton G. W. Model Maker 0 5 0 1 15 0
Bashforth John Model Maker 0 5 0 1 15 0
Millthorpe John Joiner 2 18 3 0 0 0
Hawkins George Joiner 2 13 4 0 0 0
Field Robert Cooper 0 19 1 0 15 7
Blackburn Samuel Yard 1 3 11.5 0 2 10
Burgin Edward Grinder 0 18 0 0 4 11.5
Johnson Henry Grinder 0 19 11.5 0 2 10
Harrison Frederick Grinder 1 6 4 0 2 10
Tyas William Grinder 1 2 6.5 0 1 5
Lee Charles Steel Glazer 0 19 11 1 12 1
Smith Thomas Steel Glazer 0 0 0 2 2 0
Etches James Steel Glazer 0 0 0 2 2 0
Butcher Samuel Steel Glazer 0 0 0 2 2 0
Armitage John Steel Glazer 0 0 0 2 2 0
Harris William Steel Glazer 0 0 0 2 2 0
Lee Edward Steel Glazer 0 0 0 2 2 0
Littlewood Joseph Steel Glazer 0 0 0 2 2 0
Senior John Steel Glazer 0 0 0 2 2 0
Morris Grey & Lad Steel Caster 0 5 0 1 10 0
Armitage Benjamin & Lad Steel Caster 0 0 0 1 15 0
Canbull John & Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 1 15 0
Archer Samuel & Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Parsons Benjamin & Lad Steel Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Yates James & Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 1 15 0
Brown John & Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Turner Thomas & Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Adams Benjamin & Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Fisher Stephen & Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 1 1 0
Moore Henry and Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 1 4 0
Smith David Snr. and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Taft William and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Smith William and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Moore John Jnr. and Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 1 4 0
Moore John Snr. and Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 2 0 0
Grocott Thomas and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Shemield John and Lad Steel Caster 0 5 0 1 10 0
Grocott John and Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 1 15 0
Adams Benjamin and Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 0 19 0
Evans James and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Morris William and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 10 0
Yates Samuel and Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 1 1 0
Brown Thomas and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Hobson John and Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 1 15 0
Turner Thomas and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 0 19 0
James William and Lad Malleable Caster 0 15 2 0 19 10
Cantrill William Snr. and Lad Malleable Caster 0 10 6 1 4 6
Storey Henry and Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 1 15 0
Smith David Snr. and Lad Malleable Caster0 0 0 0 1 15 0
Harrison William and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Kelk John and Lad Malleable Caster 0 16 3 0 18 6
Knowles George and Lad Melter 0 4 8 0 16 4
Rollitt Alfred Melter 0 1 8 0 5 10
Ankerett Francis Melter 2 12 6 0 0 0
Adams John Melter 0 6 8 1 3 4
Bailey George and Lad Malleable Caster 0 0 0 2 0 0
Bowyer David and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 15 0
Reaney George and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 0 19 0
Peplon George and Lad Malleable Caster 0 5 0 1 10 0
Hawkins John and Lad Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Peel Charles and Lad Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Swift John and Lad Moulder 1 3 8 0 16 4
Smith John and Lad Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Collies Alfred and Lad Moulder 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dawson John Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Hawkins David Moulder 0 17 3 1 12 9
Leeman William Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Binks Michael Moulder 0 10 2.5 1 9 9.5
Roberts William Moulder 0 10 9.5 1 9 2.5
Walker Herbert Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Blakelock A. Moulder 0 12 5 1 7 7
Pilkington Mark Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Smith Joseph Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Mottomly Thomas Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Swift Edward Moulder 0 18 1.5 1 1 10.5
Bailey Joseph Moulder 0 10 6 1 15 0
McDermott John Moulder 0 0 0 1 0 0
Gregory William Moulder 0 14 5 1 5 7
Dawson Elijah Moulder 0 15 9 1 15 0
Biggins James Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Oxley William Moulder 0 14 10 1 5 2
Rackshaw John Moulder 0 14 10 1 5 2
Finnerty Micah Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Savage Edwin Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Bedford William Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Nicholson David Moulder 0 9 7 1 17 4
Dunn Michael Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Collies Henry Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Maskery William Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Walsh Patrick Moulder 0 17 6.5 1 2 5.5
Stemson William Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Burns Thomas Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Powell William Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Cunningham J. Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Lee John Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Moore Henry Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Callaghan Edward Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Marsden WIlliam Moulder 0 9 11 1 10 1
Dillon Thomas Moulder 1 2 2 0 17 10
Clarke Joseph Moulder 0 0 0 0 8 0
Peckett John Moulder 0 15 5.5 0 4 6.5
Makin George Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Lee Henry Moulder 0 6 1 0 9 11
Haley John Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Haley Martin Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Taylor James Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Brien Dennis Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Horton Thomas Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Wild William Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Stenton William Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Hudson William Moulder 0 0 0 0 13 4
McMann Barney Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Coleman Edward Moulder 0 0 0 0 13 4
Lindley WIlliam Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Moore John Moulder 0 0 0 0 16 0
Braham James Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Marshall George Moulder 0 13 8 1 6 4
Griffiths John Moulder 0 14 16.5 1 5 5.5
Ogley George Moulder 0 0 0 0 3 4
Brookes Thomas Moulder 0 7 0.5   6 3.5
Ward Walter Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Welsh William Moulder 0 0 0 2 0 0
Ogley Thomas Moulder 0 0 0 0 13 4
Marshall William Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Sheedy Hugh Moulder 0 16 8 0 3 4
Barker John Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Needham Thomas Moulder 0 0 0 0 10 8
Booker William Moulder 0 0 0 0 16 0
Linley William Moulder 0 0 0 0 8 0
Hudson George Moulder 0 0 0 0 8 0
Brightmore WIlliam Cupulo Tenter 1 7 9 1 6 8
Fox James Cupulo Tenter 1 18 1 0 0 0
Caffey Michael Cupulo Tenter 1 12 3.5 0 0 0
Watson William Blacksmith 3 4 7.5 0 0 0
Tomlinson William Striker 1 17 7.5 0 4 6
Woods William Striker 1 13 7.5 0 6 0
Vere William Striker 1 12 11.5 0 6 0
Draper Frederick Yard 1 14 6 0 0 0
McMann Barney Labourer 1 5 11.5 0 0 0
Quin Patrick Labourer 1 5 8.5 0 0 0
Mulnhill Peter Labourer 0 18 0 0 0 0
Gill Henry        
        £1684 7s 4½d  
  Certificate Granted
3 March 1865 		£1525      
      Award reads: Assessed by Agreements with £25 for Costs        

Note: Line 1: The amount £1685.17.4½ appears in the 'Amount of Damages Claimed' column in the register
Line 58: 'Gas Metre' [sic]
Numerous measurements appear to be given in inches (") although this symbol is presumably used to indicate yards.

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