Claim for loss of property #5045 – Particulars

	No. of Claim	Name of Claimant	Description of Claimant	Address of Claimant
	5045	William Frederick Dixon	Esquire	Page Hall, Ecclesfield

Nature of Claimant’s Interest	Particulars of Claim		Amount of Damages Claimed
Freehold	Amount of Rents owing at the time of the Inundation but which in consequence thereof could not be recovered		£26	9s
	Amount paid for restoring The Cornish Inn and building Walls in Cornish Street and on the River side of the Waterloo Houses viz.	£.s.d
	Mr. William Gomersall's Bill for Mason's Work	50.2.6
	Mr. William Gomersall's Bill for Joiners Work	11.3.8
	Mr. Thomas Staniforth for Slating	1.15.0 63.1.2
	Deduct for New Wall being higher than the old one	- 5.10.0
	In Joiners Work the Boards are left	- 3.13.4 - 9.3.4	£53	17s	10d
	Amount paid for Plumber's Work as per John Townsend's Bill		£1	8s	6d
	Amount of Surveyors and Valuers Charge		£2
	Amount of Law Charges		£5	5s
	Interest on £1250 and £26.9.0 together £1276.9.0 from the day of the Inundation to the 30th day of December next, the probable day of the date of the Commissioners determination on this Claim after the rate of £7.10.0 per Cent per Annum being Cottage Property		£71	15s	6d
	Twentyone Dwellinghouses situate in Cornish Street Sheffield in the County of York called Waterloo Houses destroyed by the Inundation £1250 less £210 for the Materials as per Valuations of Mr. Foster		£1040
			£1200	15s	10d
Certificate Granted 26 June 1865	Assessed by Consent at		£804