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Warden estimates

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An Estimate of the loss Sustained by John Walton
Junr Joiner of Warden Boatside by the late great
flood                                      £  S  D
A large New Table                          0.15. 0
Elbow Chairs -- and one common ditto New   0.13. 6
One Stool and Two Bowler                   0. 2. 6
Two Delf plates and half a Dozen Bottles   0. 1. 4
Three Delf Basones and Two Spoons          0. 0. 6
A fire Shovel, Wash Bason, and Saddle      0. 1. 4
Half a Dozen pictures                      0. 3. 0
William Halfpenny on Chinese pailing       0. 5. 0
A Childs Cap                               0. 1. 6
Half a Peck of Barley Meal                 0. 1. 0
A pail                                     0. 1. 0
A Meat Boiler                              0. 1. 7
                                          £2. 7. 3
                                          12.12. 5
                                          14.18. 5
                                         £29.17.10

The above Account is true and Just to the best of oure
Knowledge and Belief As Witness Our Hands
Jany 2nd 1772                     Nicholas Leadbitter
                  William Newbigin
I believe the above Estimation of the Loss
sustained by John Walton & his family by
the late great Flood to be reasonable & Just
witness my hand
                       Wm Laidman Vicar of Warden

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