Eaton mill was marked on a 1741 map and also on Faden's map of 1797. The mill site was to the North of Daniels Road, mid-way between Ipswich Road and Newmarket Road and the mill stood about 100 feet above sea level.

The mill used a single pair of French burr stones and a flour mill.

To be LETT or SOLD, a WINDMILL one mile from St. Stephen's Gates; with all her going Gears, one Pair of French Stones, and a FLOUR MILL, all in exceeding good Repair.
For Particulars enquire of Mr. John Brown, Baker, near St. Michael's Coslany Bridge, Norwich.
Norfolk Chronicle - 1st March 1777

A WINDMILL
To be SOLD, a very good and substantial MILL in good Repair out of St. Stephen's Gates, the Road to Eaton, with all the Going-geers and Utensils, now in the occupation of Mark Hayton.
For Particulars apply to Foster, Son & Unthank, Attornies at Law in Norwich.
Norfolk Chronicle - 5th & 12th & 19th February 1785

To be SOLD by AUCTION
By Richard Bacon
On Friday 27th Day of May Instant precisely at 4 o'c in the afternoon at the White Swan, Norwich
A Very good WINDMILL standing just without Saint Stephens Gates, with a Dwelling House and Stable adjoining, together with about 3 Acres of good Land adjoing , on Part of which the above Premises stand. The Land is Leasehold of St. Stephen's Parish for a Term of which about 25 years are unexpired, subject to an annual Rent of £10.
Norfolk Chronicle - 14th & 21st May 1785

Buck's S.E. Prospect of Norwich 1741: Windmill

Buck's S.E. Prospect of Norwich 1741: Windmill

March 1777: Mill advertised to be let or sold

1785: Mark Hayton, miller

May 1785: Mill advertised for sale by auction

Faden's map 1797: Windmill