Terrington St Clement postmill |
c.1890 |
Terrington St Clement postmill stood on the Lynn Road and was built as an open trestle mill with approx 5 foot piers. The mill was powered by one pair of single shuttered patent sails with 9 bays of 3 shutters and one pair of common sails that powered a single set of stones. The sails, unusually, travelled in a clockwise direction, clearing the ground by about 2 feet and the mill was turned to wind with a tailpole. |
Later a single storey roundhouse was added, probably at the same time as a second set of single shuttered patent sails, each sail having 8 bays of 3 shutters. The mill buck was extended to accommodate the windshaft and a fan was set on the tailpole. |
Royal Exchange Fire Insurance policy 92347 |
Thos. Sargison of Terrington St. Clements in the Co. of Norfolk, Miller. On a Post Wind Mill, sit. at Terrington St. Clements aforesd. in his own Occupn. - £120. Utensils & Trade therein - £30. 1st April 1785 |
Tithe Award 1841 |
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No. 992 |
Balsam Field, Pasture & Mill |
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2a. 2r. 35p. |
£1. 3s. 7d.
(Vicar) |
N.B. Many fields at Terrington St. Clement were named Balsam Field so this mill has no connection with Balsam Field towermill near the Railway Station. |
To be Let For a Term of Years to be agreed on between the parties and entered upon at Michaelmas next if required. |
To be Let and Entered upon Immediately. |
Insolvent Debtor Wm. Bishop of Terrington St. Clement, Farmer |
Wanted immediately, a Single Young Man as MILLER and CARTER to live in the house. |
To Millers |
To Millers |
Lynn Road Mill, Terrington |
During the recent gale three of the sails on the mill of Mr. Flatt were blown off and Mr. Flatt narrowly escaped serious injury from the falling materials. |
WANTED, a Miller (single man) to take charge of a Bag Mill and to make himself generally useful. |
Single man wanted as Miller to take charge of a Grist Mill and make himself generally useful. |
To Millers. Single man wanted to take charge of a grist mill and to make himself generally useful. |
WANTED, a steady single man as Miller to take charge of a grist mill and to make himself generally useful. |
WANTED, steady man as Miller & Baker. Good references required. |
Miller. A Steady man wanted, married or single. |
Utting's Marshland map 1826 - as redrawn by Harry Apling |
MILLER & BAKER - Wanted a steady man; must be able to manage either. Good reference. |
To be Sold by Private Contract |
TO MILLWRIGHTS & OTHERS |
Mr. CHARLES T. IVES, Market Place, Kings Lynn |
24 November 1897 Lynn Advertiser - 26th November 1897 |
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White's 1854: John Kiddle, foreman miller (unknown mill)
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April 1785: Thomas Sargison insured the mill for £120 with Royal Exchange Fire Insurance |
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