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Flour
Unreadable. Might be 'milk'





 'and just' inserted above the line
 




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An Estimate of the Loss Sustained by John Mainer of the Bleachop Farme by the late great flood To Hay £1. 1. 0 To Two fother of Straw 0.10. 0 To Two Load of Portatoes 0.12. 0 To half a Stone of Suet 0. 2. 2 To Three pound of Butter 0. 2. 0 To Two Stone of Salt 0. 2. 8 To One pound of Shugars 0. 0. 7 To half a pound of Do. 0. 0. 2 To floor 0. 0. 8 To ? 0. 0. 6 To Household furniture Damag'd 0. 5. 0 Boat Damag'd 0. 8. 0 £3. 4. 9 The above account is true and just to the best of Our Knowledge and Belief As Witness Our Hands Jany 2 1772 Nicholas Leadbitter William Newbigin I believe the above estimation of the loss sus- tain'd by John Mainer by the late great Flood to be reasonable Just Witness my hand Wm Laidman Vicar of Warden

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