Kenninghall
Banham Road postmill |
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Banham Rd postmill far right in distance c.1900 (Mill Lane towermill and postmill in foreground) Photo taken from near Womack's farm |
Kenninghall Banham Road postmill stood just to the north of the village on the east side of the Banham Road. The mill used 2 pairs of stones and a boulting mill, although it is possible a pair of Peak stones sold in 1764 were from the mill, leaving a single pair of French burr stones. A bake office was also run on the site. |
To be LETT or SOLD & Enter'd upon immediately in Kenninghall in Norfolk |
A Large DWELLING HOUSE with a Garden, Baking Office, Stable, Granary & other convenient Outhouses, with 8 Acres of rich Land, all Copyhold at a Fine certain of 6d an Acre. |
To be SOLD at Kenninghall in Norfolk |
To be SOLD |
To be SOLD to the best BIDDER |
To be SOLD to the best BIDDER |
1756: John Taylor, miller |
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Nat Grid Ref TM04088652 |
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