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Estimate of loss for Ann Bell of Lamley

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An Account and Estimate of the damage done by the late great and dreadful Flood in the River South Tyne in Northumberland to Ann Bell Widow & Farmer at Harper Town in the Parish of Lambly in the said County who was poor before this misfortune and burthened with a numerous and small Family. To the damage done to her by the loss of her Corn and } Straw thereof [and hay] Swept away by the said Flood by a} moderate valuation and computation thereof besides } the great danger of lossing all her Stock of Cattle by } the want of Fodder which is very scarce in the place } where she lives __ ___ ___ _ } 18 : 10 : 00 £ : s : d 20 Threave of Barley 3 : 00 : 00 60 Do of Oates 7 : 10 : 00 A Rick of Hay 8 Fathoms 8 : 00 : 00 18 : 10 : 00

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