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Old Buckenham
Dam Brigg postmill |
Old Buckenham Dam Brigg postmill stood to the southeast of New Buckenham just inside the Old Buckenham side of the boundary, with the Mill House on the Banham side. |
Whereas Matthew Mickleburgh, late of the Parish of Old Buckenham in the county of Norfolk, Miller, did assign over his effects to the Rev. John France, Clerk & Samuel Moss, Draper ... for the equal benefit of his Creditors ... a dividend of five shillings in the pound to be paid ... Norfolk Chronicle - 9th February 1793 |
Very much injured in gale 24 November 1836 Suffolk Chronicle - 26th November 1836 |
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Tithe map 1842 - as redrawn by Harry Apling |
Tithe Award 1843 |
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| No. 342 | Danbridge Mill, Yards etc | Pasture |
1a. 2r. 36p. | 19/3d |
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Tithe map 1846 - as redrawn by Harry Apling |
Tithe Award 1846 |
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| No. 75 | Part of House & Garden | 0a. 0r. 15p. | 3d | The map shows Dam Brigg postmill just over the boundary into old Buckenham. However, part of the house and garden are just inside the Banham boundary. |
On the right of Dambrigg stood another Post Mill, latterly the property of Mr.Smith but he also ground with a small steam mill in later years. The old mill seems to have been pulled down between 1910 and the first Great War. Some Notes on Old Buckenham - Edited by H.E. Read 1944 - 1946 |
Unallocated millers from old Buckenham: |
1793: Matthew Mickleburgh, miller |
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