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Sisland Mill
River Chet |
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May 1970
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Sisland Mill was at Washingford Farm and had probably ceased working by the mid 1800s. |
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O. S. Map 1884 |
The dotted parish boundary indicates that the river's course has been re-routed to the south and that it once flowed through the farm complex, which is where the mill was likely to have been. |
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O.S. Map 2005 Image reproduced under licence from Ordnance Survey |
Notice Re:- |
Dead FARM STOCK, Implements in Husbandry, and other Effects, of Mr. EDMUND DENNIS BROWNE, upon his at Bergh Apton, near Washingford Mills, Norfolk. - The Farming Stock consists of four capital cart horses, mare and foal two-year-old colt, six two-year-old . . . |
Thomas Goddard was listed as miller in White's of 1845 but White's of 1864 only listed John Goddard as a farmer. |
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1822: W. Browne, miller, died |
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