Hindringham
postmill |
Hindringham post mill stood on the north side of the village. The Nat Grid Reference given is the one that most closely aligns with Faden's map of 1797, although two others have been noted within a short distance along the same road. |
Hindringham, June 4, 1776 Notice is hereby given to all Persons who stand indebted to the Estate & Effects of Mr. RICHARD SIDNEY late of Hindringham aforesaid, Miller, deceased ... pay to ... Mr. William Thompson of Hindringham, Farmer, his Administrator ... Norfolk Chronicle - 6th June 1776 |
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT & entered upon immediately; all those Estates at Hindringham, near Holt, late the property of William Seel, deceased. The Wind Mill & Boulting Mills will be sold separate & the Landed Estate will be divided for the convenience of Purchasers. For further particulars enquire of Mr. Henry Hagon of Letheringsett, near Holt, Norfolk. This will be advertised no more. Norfolk Chronicle - 9th January 1779 |
January 30, 1779 |
On Monday 8 February next Will be Sold by Auction Between the Hours of 3 & 5 in the afternoon at the Feathers, Holt, Norfolk, All those Estates in Hindringham, near Holt aforesaid, late the Property of William Seel deceased ... Norfolk Chronicle - 6th February 1779 |
Norwich, August 5, 1780 |
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT Several Estates in the Parish of Hindringham in the county of Norfolk consisting of Three Manors ... There are on the Premises four good Farm Houses, a new Malthouse & Windmill; the Leases all expire at Michaelmas next; a Purchaser may have immediate Possession; there is Plenty of Game & some Timber. for further Particulars enquire of Roger Kerrison, Esq. Banker at Norwich, Mr. Richard Reeve at Berney, of Mr. Daniel Jones, Attorney at Law at Fakenham in Norfolk. Norfolk Chronicle - 5th, 12th & 19th August 1780 |
Hindringham, Norfolk |
An Assignment in Trust WILLIAM TOMPSON of Hindringham aforesaid, Farmer & Miller having assigned over his Effects in Trust for the equal Benefit of all his Creditors, they are requested to meet the Trustees at the Black Lion in Little Walsingham on Monday 24 December Instant at 11 o'c in the Forenoon ... accounts to Thomas Mendham of Briston. At the above Meeting a Person will be appointed to receive such Debts & sums of Money as are due to the said William Tompson ... Norfolk Chronicle - 22nd December 1781 |
Hindringham, Norfolk, December 27, 1781 |
TOMPSON'S WINDMILL Situate in Hindringham aforesaid, together with one Rood & twenty Perches of Freehold Land on which it stands, will be Sold by Auction at the Black Lion in Little Walsingham by Henry Tagg, Upholder, Appraiser & Auctioneer, on Tuesday the 8th Day of January 1782, between the Hours of eleven & three, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will, then & there be produced. At which Time & Place the several Persons who are indebted to Mr. Tompson are requested to attend & pay their respective Debts to his Trustees without further Delay; or before that Day to Thomas Mendham, Briston, Norfolk. The said Windmill etc. may be viewed any Day before the Auction. Mr. Stephen Warnes, of Hindringham aforesaid will shew the Premises. Norfolk Chronicle - 29th December 1781 & 5th January 1782 |
Hindringham, February 28, 1782 |
To be SOLD by AUCTION At the Black Lion in Little Walsingham, Norfolk, on Monday 25th Day of March next, between the Hours of 2 & 5 in the Afternoon of the same day, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will be then & there produced (unless before disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely Notice will be given in this Paper) TOMSON's WINDMILL with all its Going Geers as it now stands & one Rood & twenty Perches of enclosed Freehold Land (upon which the said Windmill is erected) situate in Hindringham aforesaid. Persons disposed to treat for the Purchase of the said Mill & Land by Private Contract will be pleased to apply to Mr. Edward Beeston, Burnham Overy, Mr. Edmund Balls, Langham or Thomas Mendham, Briston, Norfolk. Norfolk Chronicle - 2nd March 1782 |
Hindringham, April 11, 1782 |
WILLIAM TOMPSON's CREDITORS Are requested to meet the Trustees of his Effects at the Black Lion in Little Walsingham, Norfolk, on Friday 26 April Inst. between the Hours of ten & four of the same Day, to receive a first Dividend arising from the Sale of his said Effects. N. B. Such Creditors as cannot conveniently attend for the above Purpose at the Time & Place ... Norfolk Chronicle - 13th & 20th April 1782 |
TOMPSON's WINDMILL With all its Going-geers, Apparatus & one Rood & twenty Perches of Land on which it is built, situate in Hindringham, Norfolk, will be peremptorily SOLD by AUCTION to the highest Bidder, on Thursday 23rd Day of May Instant, between the Hours of two & four in the Afternoon of the said Day, by Henry Tagg, Auctioneer, at the Black Lion in Little Walsingham, Norfolk, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will then & there be produced, one of which Conditions is that the Purchaser of the said Premises shall pay the full Purchase Money into the Hands of the Trustees of Mr. Tompson's Effects immediately after the Sale. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Edward Beeston, Burnham Overy, Mr. Edmund Balls, Langham or Thomas Mendham, Briston, Norfolk. Norfolk Chronicle - 18th May 1782 |
Briston, Norfolk, May 28, 1783 |
To the Creditors of William Tompson The Creditors of William Tompson, late of Hindringham in the county of Norfolk, Farmer & Miller, are requested to meet at the House of Mr. Wilson known by the name of the Black Lion situate in Little Walsingham on Friday 13 June next at 11 o'c in the Forenoon to receive a final Dividend ... Norfolk Chronicle - 31st May & 7th June 1783 |
O.S. Map 2007 Image produced with permission of Ordnance Survey |
Tithe Award 1839 |
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No. 123 |
First Mill Close |
Arable |
5a. 0r. 7p. |
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1776: Richard Sidney, miller, died January 1779: Mill advertised for sale by private contract |
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