Tyne Flood transcript

Next (197) »

« Previous (195)

Transcript of page 196

Haltwhistle Estimates

See the scan of this page

Page 22 of 27

Note: where the original text is an abbreviation, then if the word is underlined like this: abbr, then hovering your cursor over the word will show its expansion.

Comments



now Wydon Eals



 

 








Thomas


An Account and Estimate of the damage done by the late
great and dreadful Flood in the River South Tyne in
Northumberland in the Month of November last to John Lee
of Widoneals in the parish of Haltwhistle in the said County
Farmer


To the Damage done to unthrashed
Corn in ye Stack Yard & in ye Barn           54. 3. 6
To Damage done to Hay in Stack
& in ye House                                 6.00. 0
To Sheep & Swine drowned in ye flood          3.00. 0
                                             63. 3. 6
To be deducted for Damaged Corn Sold          6. 2. 9
                 Total of his Damage         57. 0. 9
         Valued and Estimated by us
                                   His near Neighbours
                                   & who were Wit-
           Thos. Tinling           -nesses to the
           William Robson          facts above set
           John Leathert                forth

this page transcribed by Barbara Martin