Claim for loss of property #5145 – Particulars

	No. of Claim	Name of Claimant	Description of Claimant	Address of Claimant
	5145	James Lucas Norman and Charles Lucas Norman; George Marples; Henry Rodgers and Arthur Thomas	[James Lucas Norman and Charles Lucas Norman] Builders; [George Marples, Henry Rodgers and Arthur Thomas] Gentlemen	[James Lucas Norman and Charles Lucas Norman] Ditchingham Street, Sheffield; [George Marples] Winter Street, Sheffield; [Henry Rodgers and Arthur Thomas] Bank Street, Sheffield

Nature of Claimant’s Interest	Particulars of Claim		Amount of Damages Claimed
[James Lucas Norman and Charles Lucas Norman] Owners; [George Marples] First Mortgagee; [Henry Rodgers and Arthur Thomas] Second Mortgagees	Weir and Shuttles		£50
	Wash between River and Goit New Wash Board			7s	6d
	Walling one side of the Goit, to Flood Shuttles 45 yards long at 5/~ per rood		£1	12s	2d
	Wood Bridge over the River with 2 Stone abutments		£16
	Tools in Shed ~ Riddle	0.4.0
	For damage done to the Stacey Wheel near Dam Flask in the parish of Ecclesfield in the County of York and the dam goight, weirs and appurtenences thereto, particulars of which are set forth in the first Schedule hereunto annexed	£1866.9.8
	For damage done to the land adjoining Stacey Wheel aforesaid and the Walls edges fences rails gates etc. belonging thereto ~ particulars of which are set forth in the second Schedule hereto annexed	£134.11.5
	For damage done to the water course at Stacey Wheel aforesaid and expenses necessary for the removal of the debris from the same		£90
	For fire brick clay 32 yards 8½ yards wide 2 Yards thick containing 544 cubic Yards Weight 650 tons at 4/6		£146	5s
	Pot clay 20 tons at 20/~		£20
	For expenses incurred in obtaining ~ estimates and valuations of the above ~ damages		£23	8s
	For legal expenses incurred in consequence of the above Inundation prior to the ~ preparation of this Claim	[total of all figures above is £2287.0.1]	£6	6s
	Also interest on the above amount of £2287.0.1. at 5 per centum per annum from March 12th 1864, until the Assessment of the damages hereby Claimed
	First Schedule to the Claim of J.L. Norman and C.L. Norman and their Mortgagees being of damage done to Stacey Wheel the dam goight weirs and ~ appurtenances thereto
	Bank between the River and Goit repairing 54 Yards long @ 5/~ yard		£13	10s
	Stone pitching in the wash 18 feet x 18 feet 9 inches 37 yards 6/~		£11	2s
	Dam Bank 119 yards long x 5 yards x 2 yards = 1190 37 yards long x 5 yards x 3 yards = 555 36 yards long x 5 yards x 2 yards = 360 37 yards long x 5 yards x 3¾ yards = 1147	2758 yards @ 3/~	£412	16s
	Culvert in Dam Bank and new Shuttle		£10
	Building 2 Stories high and Forebay		£690
	Arch behind Water Wheel rebuilding 39 feet x 10 feet		£30
	Goit below the Arch 73 yards x 4 Yards x 1½ yards 438 Yards 8d with carting		£14	12s
	Crop Shuttle and Ashlar Work		£15
	Goit below Crop Shuttle 150 Yards long at 3/~ yard		£22	10s
	Goit from the Crop Shuttle to River 45 yards x 4 yards x 1 yard = 180 yards at 8d		£6
	2 Flood Shuttles and Ashlar near Storrs Bridge Weir		£40
	Road repairing from the River to the Wheel 60 yards x 6 yards = 360 yards at 1/~ yard		£18
	Goit Bank making good below the wheel Bank Arch		£15
	Machinery replacing and fixing in low and upper Rooms		£450
	Timber down river side and field below the Wheel		£50
	Second Schedule to the claim of J.L. Norman and C.L. Norman and their Mortgagees being of damage done to the Land, Walls re-adjoining Stacey Wheel
	In Low Holme Field
	Clay Shed measuring 8 x 7 yards within with dry walls and boarded roof as per Messrs. Normans account	[£.s.d]
	Say 16 Rood Stone Walling @ 12/~	9.12.0
	1664 f3eet of 9 x 1 inch boards @ 1½d	8.13.4	£18	5s	4d
	Barrow	0.18.0
	Hatchet and Saw	0.6.0
	24 Yards Iron farm rails at 20 feet per yard 4 hundredweights 2 quarters 4 pounds @ 7/10/0	1.12.2
	12 = 14 feet boards 7 x 1 inch red deal	1.0.0
	2 = 18 feet planks 11 x 3 inches	0.7.0
	Pair doors belonging to Farm premises	0.7.6
	Half Hundredweight loose Larch cost 31/6	0.15.9
	6 loose boards 14 feet x 9 x 1 inch	0.8.9
	1 Plank red deal 10 feet x 11 x 1½ inch	0.5.0	£6	4s	2d
	60 load Rubble stone from own quarry to form new road to Clay pit stone getting and Carriage @ 1/3	3.15.0	£3	15s
	Low Holme
	130 Yards hedging next Bye dyke or Goit entirely gone wants goit and rails @ 1/3	8.2.6	£8	2s	6d
	Lane from Storrs to Stacey Wheel 200 Yards fence Walling 4½ feet done half stone gone 28 Roods 4 Yards walling @ 4/6	6.8.6
	100 Load stone @ 1/3	6.5.0
	Gate and 1 Stone post wanted	0.18.0
	130 Yards of 4½ feet Stone walling from River to Wheel say on each side of road and Stone entirely gone say 18 Roods 4 Yards Walling @ 4/6 Stone and Leading 7 loads to the rood @ 1/3 8/9	12.5.2
	2 Stone posts and Gate Wanted	1.0.0
	8 Roods 1 Yard Stone Walling next plantation from Mr. Bancroft's house to river (Stone Gone) @ 13/3	5.6.0
	19 roods walling in House Field front of Mr Bancroft's house and next road @ 13/3	12.11.9
	Lime for Toppers	0.10.0
	River wall from outlet of Culvert to the road leading to the wheel on the south side of the river say 10 roods 6 feet high Walling 6 feet Stone and Leading 12/6	9.5.0	£54	9s	5d
	0 acres 2 roods 34 rood; 5½ x 5½ yards">perches Little Holme
	[+] 0 acres 3 roods 39 rood; 5½ x 5½ yards">perches Ings or Upper Holme
	[=] 1 acres 2 roods 33 rood; 5½ x 5½ yards">perches Soil washed away depth usually ploughed reduced in value to let 20/~ per acre for twenty years	33.15.0
	0 acres 1 rood 0 rood; 5½ x 5½ yards">perches in Upper Holme entirely washed to the Gravel will cost to restore or resoil	10.0.0	£43	15s
			£2287		1d
Certificate Granted 27 June 1865	Assessed by Consent at		£1600
	This Claim does not include the expenses already incurred in reopening the Clay workings for which a Claim is made by Messrs. Norman

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