Northwold
postmill |
Northwold post windmill stood to the northwest of the village on the south side of the turnpike road from Kings Lynn to Thetford and just to the north of Manby's_Turret_postmill. In 1842 the mill had a new built roundhouse and in 1859 the mill was using a single pair of patent sails to power two pairs of French burr stones and a flour mill. |
Tithe map 1837 - as redrawn by Harry Apling |
Tithe Award 1837 |
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No. 227 |
Mill yard |
Yard etc. |
0a. 0r. 30p. |
13s. |
NORTHWOLD |
WINDMILL |
Windmill to Let |
Situations Vacant |
To Millers |
Situations Vacant |
A POST WINDMILL with Iron Shafts and 2 pairs of Stones in good going gear, to be Sold to be taken down: 2½ miles from Stoke Ferry. |
WINDMILL FOR SALE |
To Wheelwrights, Farmers and others |
O.S. Map 2010 Image reproduced under licence from Ordnance Survey |
Unidentified Northwold miller |
White's 1854: Matthew Clarke, corn miller |
Poll Book 1802: Robert & Thomas Basham, millers White's 1854: Henry Hardy, corn miller & baker 1856: Henry Hardy, miller & baker 1859: Gearoge Graves, owner June 1859: Mill advertised to be let 1862: George William Graves, miller September 1862: Mill advertised to be let White's 1864: George Graves, corn miller 1865: Ashby Graves, miller May 1868: Mill advertised to be let August 1868: J. Smith advertised for a man to work a windmill 1872: Charles Grummett, miller January 1872: Mill advertised for sale by private contract August 1874: Mill advertised for sale to be dismantled 1874-5: Mill dismantled February 1875: Mill structure and machinery advertised for sale by auction |
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Nat Grid Ref TL74259745 |
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