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Monochrome view of a timber-framed building with a thatched roof and a large chimney, set amongst trees and overgrown grass.

Little Linton Mill House (WMPalmer)

Little Linton Mill

History of Little Linton Mill

1871 Little Linton Mill

George Grayston, 29, miller, b Castle Camps

Cecilia, 30, b Suffolk

Charles, 5, b Essex

William, 3, born Essex

Robert, 1, born Essex

John, father, 72, retired miller, b Suffolk

Rebecca, mother, 65, b Linton

In 1851 the family were at the Mill House in Castle Camps. This location cannot be found at the moment. As Castle Camps is at the Essex / Cambridgeshire watershed a location for a watermill is difficult to identify. Family history says that there was a fire at the mill which led to John becoming bankrupt.

In 1861 the family were at the Mill House in Wicken Essex

In 1881 the family were at the mill in Linton.

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