Claim for bodily injury #204 – Particulars

	No. of Claim	Name and description of Claimant	Name and description of person who received bodily injury
	204	William Ashforth of Owlerton, Saw Grinder	Millicent Jane Ashforth Daughter of the Claimant aged 20 years on the 5th day of March 1864 who died on the 19th day of June 1864

Nature of Bodily Injury		Assessment of damages claimed for bodily injury
Mental and Bodily depression immediately following the Inundation which continually increased and weakened her powers until she was seized by fever of which she died. The particulars of the amount claimed are set forth in the first column [below]		£32	2s	4.0d
Deceased was a Sempstress whose minimum earnings per day were 1/3. One years loss of services £19.10.0
Time and Labour bestowed in 4 weeks night and day attendance during illness & extra household expenses incurred in consequence £4.10.0
Expenses of stimulents etc. prescribed by Medical Attendant £3.3.4
Funeral Expenses £4.19.0
		£32	2s	4d
Certificate Granted 1 June 1865	Assessed by Agreement incl costs at	£23	3s

Note: 'Expenses of stimulents etc.' [sic]