Monument record 0525400000 - CHARNDON MILL

Summary

Seventeenth to nineteenth century documentary records for windmill

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  • WINDMILL (17th Century to 19th Century - 1600 AD to 1899 AD)

Description

POSSE COMITATUS:1 MILL OWNER (J ARES) (BUT SEE ALSO CASS 02534). OS DRAFT & 1825,1847 MAPS MARK CHARNDON MILL (WINDMILL) APPROX AT NGR (B1-4).
MENTIONED 1658; DESTROYED IN GALE 28 FEB 1860 (B5-6).
SALE NOTICE: JULY 1848 (B7).
FIELD AT NGR: 'WINDMILL CLOSE'. BOUNDARIES GONE BUT POSSIBLE MILL MOUND (B8-9).

Sources (9)

  • <1>SBC12408 Bibliographic reference: POSSE COMITATUS 1798 (MS AT BRO,REF:L/P/15-16).
  • <2>SBC10103 Map: OS 1822 2-INCH DRAFT MAP.
  • <3>SBC1967 Map: Andrew Bryant. 1825. Map of the County of Buckinghamshire. Printed map. Linen. 1.5 inches:1 mile.
  • <4>SBC7659 Map: LIPSCOMB 2, MAP OPPOSITE P502.
  • <5>SBC19727 Bibliographic reference: James Joseph Sheahan. 1862. History and Topography of Buckinghamshire. p319.
  • <6>SBC20463 Bibliographic reference: William Page (ed). 1927. A History of Buckinghamshire (Victoria County History) Volume IV. Volume 4. p255.
  • <7>SBC14987 Bibliographic reference: SWANN A F (N.D.) INDUSTRY IN THE VALE OF AYLESBURY BETWEEN 1750 & 1900 P11.
  • <8>SBC5285 Map: FIELD NAMES FROM LOCAL FARMERS 1976 (SEE 1:2500 FI ELDNAME MAPS).
  • <9>SBC11998 Verbal communication: Andrew Pike (BCM). 1983. PERS COMM FOLLOWING FIELD VISIT, AUG 1983.

Location

Grid reference SP 67250 25180 (point)
Civil Parish TWYFORD, Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire

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Record last edited

Oct 24 2024 8:52PM

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