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Damages claims from Hexham

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Nicholas
Thomas
George


An Estimate of the loss sustained by Richard
Tweddle of Kinshawgreen, by the late great
Flood Namely
Of Corn, of various kinds                        £17  10   0
of Hay gone and rendered useless                   7   0   0
Of Potatoes spoiled                                   16   0
Of Turnips taken away and Sanded..                 1   0   0
Of Household furniture damaged             ]
and broke, together with three Quarters    ]       4   0   0
of Beef                                    ]
                                                  30   6   0
the Turnips                                      - 1    
                                                  29   6   0
We whose Names are hereunto subcribed
do certify that to the best of our Knowledge
and Belief, the above Estimation is exact
regular and just as Witness our Hands
Geo: Gibson
Dec. 18th 1771
William Laidman, Vicar of Warden
Nichs. Leadbitter
Thos Bates
Geo: Busby Minister of Hexham

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