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Denton
Great Green postmill |
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c.1890 |
Denton Great Green postmill was an open trestle mill that stood on 5ft piers. Two pairs of French burr stones were powered by 4 sails, the inner pair being common sails and the outer pair being patent sails, each with 7 bays of 3 shutters and 1 bay of 3 shutters. The mill buck had a canopy over the porch and a tail pole was used to turn the mill into the wind. |
Situations Vacant |
DENTON |
DENTON mnear Harleston |
All the Excellent & Desirable Estates of the late Mr. William Howard deceased, situate ... & in Denton in the county of Norfolk. |
Situations Vacant |
John Button, deceased. |
LOCAL BANKRUPTS |
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O.S. Map 1888-92 mage produced from the www.old-maps.co.uk service with permission of Landmark Information Group Ltd. and Ordnance Survey |
James Keable was my Great Grandfather’s brother, Alfred aged 7 and a scholar in the 1881 Census. They resided at |
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O.S. Map 2005 Image reproduced under licence from Ordnance Survey |
Kelly's directories of 1892 & 1896 list William Rodwell Button as a farmer. |
1752 map: Windmill Way
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