| Photographs: | There are exterior photographs in the Archive including one dated 1877. |
|---|---|
| Type: | Smock. Tower and cap shown painted white in all Archive photographs. |
| Machinery: | The mill worked three pairs of stones. There were four spring sweeps and fantail. |
| Date built: | earlier than 1845 |
| Dates ceased work | Last worked by Mr George Prebble who came to the mill from Newchurch in 1899. |
| Date disappeared: | Pulled down in about 1910 by Mr George Jarvis of Bethersden who was given the material of the mill as payment for the demolition work. The sweeps were removed and relocated to a mill at Woodchurch. The brick base was left and subsequently roofed over as a store. |
| Names of associated people and dates: | |
| Millers | 1845 – T Williams 1851, 1855 – B Hobbs 1862 – T Cheesman 1866 – B Hobbs 1874, 1878 – Edward Marchant 1887, 1890, 1895 - Edward Gaaston 1899 – Thomas Bills 1903, 1905, 1907 – George Prebble and Son Millers (steam) are also recorded for 1913 - 1927 |
| Visit by Stoyels: | EWS and BDS visited 18.09.1969 reporting that there was a tarred brick octagonal one storey base, roofed with corrugated iron. There were doorways in the east and west walls and a window in the north wall. There was no indication of the then use of the building. |
| INFORMATION SOURCE: | EW and BD Stoyel (see Stoyel Kent Windmill notes for their further references) |
| MAT DOC REF: | CFM 2006 |
.
.