Tithe map of 1846 as redrawn by Harry Apling
246 marks the site of the postmill
246 marks the site of the postmill
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Barnham Broom
postmill |
Barnham Broom post mill stood to the east of Barnham Broom watermill near the crossroads. |
The postmill was probably also worked in conjunction with the watermilll that lay a short way to the west as the Tithe Award of 1847 showed that the land surrounding the postmill was owned by Robert Atkins who also owned and ran the watermill and the land had probably been in the family for some time. It is also likely that the postmill ceased to work some time after the towermill was built adjacent to the watermill.. |
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Tithe map of 1846 as redrawn by Harry Apling 246 marks the site of the postmill |
| Barnham Broom post mill stood within the circular section near the crossroads. |
TITHE AWARD 1847 |
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| No. 246 | Double cottage & garden | 0a. 1r. 17p. | Nil |
| Faden's map: 1797: Windmill Poll book 1802: Richard Jary, miller (possibly water) Bryant's map 1826: Windmill Tithe map 1846: Mill site recorded as being owned by Richard Atkins but mill gone |
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| Nat Grid Ref TG07800735 |
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