“The Bridge House 42ft longe, 22ft broad, the said walles, 8½ foot, covered with boards, double bottomed with plancke, upon stronge sleepers, valued at 40lb.
“Fence Walls all built by the Farmers about 4 yeares since.
“100 foote of trowes made of square timber, hollowed and covered with plancke, valued at 10lb, made by the Farmers.
“Another Water course, built with stone one both sides and covered wth planckes 2½ foot broad, 46 foot, in repaire, 5lb.
“An Iron cast grate one the same watercourse.
“A watercourse of half a mile one the North of the Furnace, at the head thereof a dam and a small breach, wants soweringe,
otherwise good, cutt by the Farmers, and cost them 20lb, and will cost 3lb.
“A Water course of above ½ mile to the South, made before their tyme.
“The Hutch built with stone and covered with plankes of 6 foot heigh, 3 foot broad, 70ft, saving about 11 foot at the vent which is timber, repaired by the Farmers, in repaire, but the Courant stopt below with cinders, 13lb 6s 8d; the cutting of a newe will cost 8lb.
“The Fownder’s howse built before the Farmers’ tyme.