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Warden estimates

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An Estimate of the Damage done by the late dreadful flood
in the River of South and North Tyne in Northumberland which
happened in the Night between Saturday the 10th and Saturday
the 17th day of November 1771, to Jane Scott of West boat House
in the Parish of Warden in the said County Widow and to
her son Robert Scott of the same place Taylor.
A chest with Trimmings and particulars belonging    L  S D
to the Son in his way of Business                   0.15.0
Four Mens Shirts belong to him                      0.12.0
Five Boys Shirts                                    0.10.0
Two Womans Shirts                                   0. 5.0
Caps Aprons and Sleeves                             0.12.0
No. all those swept away by the water
Cloaths spoiled by the Water                       0.10. 0
1 Pair of Cloggs swept away by it                  0. 2. 0
Delf Dishes    Do.                                 0. 2. 0
Comb'd Wool lost    Do.                            0. 2. 0
Corn and flower wasted thereby                     0. 5. 0
Bedds and Bedding Damaged                          0. 8. 0
Household furniture Damaged                        0.12. 0
  In all to the value of                           4.15. 0

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