Lincolnshire

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"S by S"

"S by S"

Subscription Mill in a derelict state with no sails.

Wilson, Graham Christopher, miller and millwright

"Scotter"

"Scotter"

Tower mill, Scotter in a derelict state with no sails.

Wilson, Graham Christopher, miller and millwright

John Pocklington

History of John Pocklington (c1776-1845). Includes a copy of his death certificate, a copy of the permission to marry Jane Ellis in 1804, and a copy of his will dated 5 March 1845. Information on his father-in-law Jonathan Ellis (bapt 24 Apr 1757-d. 1827): an IGI Individual Record detailing baptism, probate and marriage; results from the Cambridgeshire Burial Index 1801-37; entry from the Cambridgeshire Archive catalogue listing his probate in 1827. History of Melbourne Parish in Cambridgeshire: Extract on Melbourne from "A History of the Country of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely"; information on Meldreth from the Meldreth History website; a photograph of Sheene Mill taken from the Geograph.org.uk website; Sheene Mill's entry as a listed building; and extracts from a history of Melbourne Village from www.melbourncambridge.co.uk. Also census information on John Pocklington (b. c1829) of Lincs 1871-1911. A photocopy of "Heckington's Magnificent Eight-Sailed Windmill".

Roche, Adrienne

"The merciful miller"

"The merciful miller"

Cutting from 'The Lincoln and Stamford Mercury' describing a joke told about a merciful medieval miller by Mr. Rex Wailes during a lecture. The article also includes details of a smock mill that stood at Stamford, as well as a black smock mill in the same location that was burned down in 1756.

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