Ebridge
Mill Hill
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Ebridge postmill stood on Mill Hill just to the south and on the opposite side of the road to Ebridge Farm, which was technically in Witton.


To Millers
WANTED
A MARRIED MAN, small family will not be objectionable, who will have the whole trust and superintendance of a Tower Mill; he must be perfect master of the trade in all its various branches. None need apply but those who can bring an unquestionable character; a comfortable Dwelling house contiguous to the Mill and liberal wages if approved.
Also a Single Man who can come well recommended as a good Stone Dresser.
Apply personally to Mr. William Partridge, North Walsham Mills.
Norfolk Chronicle - 25th March 1815

N.B. Either date of the above advert is wrong or the towermill was built earlier than other records suggest.


Faden's map 1797: Windmill

1815: William Partridge, miller

1822: William Partridge, miller

Bryant's map 1826: Windmill

Enclosure Award, Bacton, Witton, Edingthorpe & Paston 1828: Witton Mill, owner: The Hon John Wodehouse

White's 1836: William Partridge, corn miller Ebridge Mill

O.S. map 1838: Windmill

1839: William Partridge, miller

c.1840: Mill replaced by a towermill

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