Caister south postmill had one pair of French burr stones and a flour mill.

To Millers.
A POST WINDMILL in full Trade situate on CAISTER DENES, with a Pair of French Stones & a Flour Mill & also the piece of Land containing about one Rood whereon it stands.
The Mill has lately been erected & of course will not call for much Repair for some time.
N.B. She will be sold on very reasonable Terms by applying to William Taylor, Esq., in Yarmouth.
Norfolk Chronicle - 8th March 1788

Tithe Award 1843
Owner: Thomas Blyth
Occupier: William Blyth

To be let, with immediate possession, a Windmill, Dwelling-House & Two acres of Land, conveniently situated for trade at Caister, next Yarmouth.
Apply to Mr. Thomas Blyth, Caister.
Norfolk Chronicle - 13th January 1855

A Norfolk Archaeology manuscript mentioned the name of T. Blyth as being a one time miller and the same document also states that the mill was rebuilt as a drainage mill, although due to the postmill design, this would appear unlikely. Caister was originally spelt Caistor.

Tithe Award 1843: Owner: Thomas Blyth; Occupier: William Blyth

White's 1845: William Blyth, miller

1855: Mill advertised to be let

1970: Site belonging to Peers - Grassmere Caravan Park

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