Little Ellingham postmill |
Little Ellingham postmill stood on Little Ellingham common and was known by the name of Rockland Mill. The mill ran two pairs of stones, a pair of 4ft 6ins French burr stones in the head of the mill and a pair of 3ft 10ins Peak stones in the tail of the mill. |
To be SOLD A Good accustomed WIND-MILL Standing upon Little Ellingham Common in Norfolk, which is called Rockland Mill. It has a Pair of four Feet & a half French Stones at the Head, as good as ever were wrought & a Pair of three Feet & ten Inches Peak Stones at the Tail of the Mill. It is let for five Years & this is the first. Likewise to be sold a new Dwelling House (if desired) very proper for the Mill Enquire of Thomas Frostick of Rockland, the Owner thereof. Norwich Mercury 22nd January 1763 |
| 1762: Thomas Fostick, miller & owner January 1763: Mill advertised for sale |
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