To Millers
BLACKMORE & CO's Patent Bolting Cloths WITHOUT SEAMS
Sold by the following Agents ...

To be Sold by Auction By Messrs. HUNTER & SON At the Cock Inn, Attleburgh On Thursday September 15, 1825 at 4 o'c In three Lots
Lot 1.
A good Freehold Dwelling house and Premises ... Part occupied by the Proprietor retired from business ...
Lot 2.
Cottage ...
Lot 3.
A Post Windmill with good roundhouse, One pair of French stones, flour mill and going gears complete, with a new built Dwelling house, well of good water, mill yard and garden containing about two roods of land, adjoining a good road and situated at convenient distances from the Market Towns of Watton and Attleburgh and Harling.
The whole of the above premises are in excellent state of repair and well worthy the attention of the public.
Two thirds of the purchase may remain on each Lot at four percent. The above may be viewed on application to Mr. James High, the present occupier.
Norfolk Chronicle - 27th August & 3rd September 1825

SHROPHAM
Post Windmill, 2 Cottages and 2 roods of land
To be Sold by Auction by J. Easton in March 1854 by order of the Executors of Mr. Wm. Sare decd.
A capital POST WINDMILL driving French stones. Flour mill and Jumper, with a roundhouse attached and 2 cottages near the same now let at a rental of £31 per annum.
Norfolk Chronicle - 11th March 1854

SHROPHAM
Post Windmill, 2 Cottages and 2 roods of land
To be Sold by Auction by J. Easton in March 1854 by order of the Executors of Mr. Wm. Sare decd.
A capital POST WINDMILL driving French stones. Flour mill and Jumper, with a roundhouse attached and 2 cottages near the same now let at a rental of £31 per annum.
At Red Lion, Hockham, Monday 27 March 1854 at 5 o'c.
Possession of the Mill may be had immediately and of the cottages at Michaelmas next.
This property stands in a commanding situation and an excellent trade was for many years carried on by the late proprietor.
Apply to J. C. Carver, Solr. Kenninghall, Mr. Adams, Hockham or the Auctioneer, Attleborough.
Norfolk Chronicle - 18th & 25th March 1854

The only information I have is from family tree research. George Burlingham born 1745 in Kenninghall Norfolk who married a Margaret Lovick, they had 14 children he died in the Dec 1800 he had left a Will mentioning leaving everything to Margret his wife, he mentions his Dwellings and Singular houses and out houses and gardens, in Shropham, something called the Red Lyon with all it's out houses yard and garden  in Kenninghall,  and all other of his real estate,  what so ever and where so ever, if she continues to be his widow. He goes onto say he also gives unto Margaret his wife, during the time aforesaid and the now and occupation of my Windmill in Shropham, with all it's going goods and all implements and appotenances after his decease. It also says if she marries on after his decease then he gives permission for the Windmill to be desposed of, taken appart and sold and devide the monies between his heirs who have survived him. His widow did not re-marry she died 1833 still in the name of Burlingham.  This Will was proved in 1801.
Now In 1802 Ann Burlingham one of George's daughters married a James High, Miller and Linnen Weaver in Old Buckingham. He came from Bury St Edmunds.
Rose Arnold - 19th September 2019