1897:, when it was making "gunstones of iron". His Majesty was in arrears with payments for munitions supplied, leading to financial trouble for the ironmaster in 1530. Robert Scorer was the lessee in 1513, when it was owned by William Warner, the forge was sold to William Saunders in 1547. In 1574 the forge was owned by Lord Buckhurst and worked by George Bullen. In 1595, the Crown Gunfounder, Thomas Johnson was involved in a dispute here. At the time the forge was owned by William Garway, and is last recorded in the ownership of John Garway in 1600. The dam is recorded as 70 metres (77 yd) long and up to 1.5 metres (4 ft 11 in) high, although there is some evidence that it could have been as much as 270 metres (300 yd) long.
1948:. The last building was built c.1780. The mill was run for many years by the Everest & then the Caffyn families. John Everest was the Miller at the time of his death in 1790 when he was succeeded, in accordance with his will, by his eldest son Edward. The latter continued milling here until his death in 1831 when he left the mill, in his will, to his sons John & James. The Everests were still there at the time of the 1841 Census. Thomas Caffyn was the miller in 1851. New machinery was installed in 1887 at a cost of over £1,000. The mill was being run by Thomas Caffyn (son of 1851 Thomas), when it burnt down in September 1930. The waterwheel was 16 feet (4.88 m) diameter by 7 feet 8 inches (2.34 m) wide.
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was being produced by this time and the manufacture of gunpowder ceased by 1897. Curtis's and Harvey became a public company in 1898. There was a tramway system around the site, probably introduced in 1885. The gauge was some 23 inches (580 mm). No locomotives were worked, all propulsion being
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was also involved at the start, but he soon withdrew. The
Children family sold out to the Burton at the end of 1812. William Ford Burton managing the mills. In the early 1820s the Burton family bought the land, which had been leased initially. The site was known as the Tunbridge Gunpowder Works. In
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built a bridge at his own cost to replace the ford. This was swept away by a storm in 1337 and Thomas de Cobham (his son), erected a footbridge in its place. The
Sheriff proceeded against Thomas for not rebuilding the bridge in its original form, and the Court agreed with the Sheriff. The site was
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was installed to enable the mill to work for longer periods. The mill was demolished in 1858. Latterly it drove five pairs of millstones, one wheel worked two pairs of French Burr stones and one pair of Peak stones. The other wheel worked two pairs of French Burr stones, wheat cleaners,
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There was a tide mill marked on 1575/1610 maps of the Brook area of
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working for trade. Those that remain have mostly been converted. Such conversions include a garage, dwellings, restaurants, museums and a wedding venue. Some watermills are mere derelict shells, lower walls or lesser remains. Of the majority, there is nothing to be seen.
2096:. The mill was marked on a map dated 1579. The mill was marked as Crenhurst Mill on a map of 1769. Ramshurst Mill was marked on the 1801 Ordnance Survey map, but not on Greenwoods map dated 1821. In 1851, Henry Morgan was a millwright living at Ramhurst Mills, Leigh.
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by manual labour. An explosion in 1917 was caused by a lightning strike. After World War I, production was cut back, and Curtis's and
Harveys had become part of Explosives Trade Ltd, which became Nobel Industries Ltd in 1920. Nobel Industries became part of
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Chatham" by Joshua Farington, RA, in 1790. A sketch by W H Reynolds shows the mill in greater detail, and was done at a later date. The mill had two undershot waterwheels and was valued in the Church Rate Books of 1764 at £64.1s.1d. Latterly a
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This furnace stood just downstream of
Ashurst Mill. It was operating between 1574 and 1599. It was owned by someone by the name of Stace in 1574, Sir Walter Waller in 1588–90 (occupied by John Phillips) and in 1599 Thomas Browne sold cannon here.
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fearing for their safety from the passage of the barges along the river. In 1878, there was an explosion that killed a man. Steam power having been added by this date. The mills were reworked in 1885 when another explosion killed a man.
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map. The waterwheel was replaced by a turbine, then that was replaced by a gas engine, in turn being replaced by an oil engine. Flour production ceased c.1917 and provender milling ceased c.1947. The mill was burnt down in the 1960s.
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site, the last mill building dated from 1866, replacing the previous building that had burnt down. It had a brick base with timber above. The wooden overshot waterwheel drove three pairs of
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that passed through the tail race of the Upper Mill. The Upper Mill was removed c.1300 and as a result the ford became deep and impassable. In 1303,
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2893:"The Powder Mill - Leigh: Historical Notes"
2524:Watermills of the London Countryside, Vol 1
2151:. The Powder Mills cost £30,000 to set up.
2013:. A picture of the mill c.1850 can be seen
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1858:Parrock Forge, Hartfield
1746:Ironmasters Cottage Wing
3177:In Kentish Pilgrim Land
2305:Hampstead Mill, Yalding
1551:Thames and Medway Canal
2955:"1801 Ordnance Survey"
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2415:51.393357°N 0.499625°E
2384:Priory Mill, Rochester
2380:This was a tide mill.
2348:Friars Mill, Aylesford
2328:51.225017°N 0.418411°E
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2143:and William Burton of
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2009:used at one time as a
1975:51.130334°N 0.154721°E
1932:51.129461°N 0.153251°E
1881:51.101945°N 0.083399°E
1838:51.097655°N 0.071779°E
1791:51.098721°N 0.023758°E
1724:51.112421°N 0.054732°W
320:East Grinstead Stream
3143:Spartacus Educational
2621:Ashdown Rambling Club
2568:GPX (all coordinates)
2041:Pound Mill, Penshurst
1680:, paper making, iron
3173:Coles Finch, William
2437:and the sack hoist.
2183:Town Mill, Tonbridge
2057:Ramhurst Mill, Leigh
1729:51.112421; -0.054732
696:Limit of navigation
480:Hartfield Iron Mill
198:West Hoathly Stream
140:51.10694°N 0.09361°W
3484:Lists of watermills
3322:Wateringbury Stream
3292:East Malling Stream
3067:on 24 December 2012
3061:"Powdermills, 1837"
2990:on 24 December 2012
2961:on 24 December 2012
2935:on 24 December 2012
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293:Mill Place Foundry
272:Weir Wood Reservoir
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60:and its tributaries
3479:Watermills in Kent
3161:Yalding Chronology
3148:2008-03-08 at the
2870:2010-04-18 at the
2834:2008-10-01 at the
2816:2007-10-22 at the
2702:Sussex Mills Group
2691:Sussex Mills Group
2644:2005-05-24 at the
2626:2005-01-16 at the
2499:middle tributaries
2309:TQ 688 501 approx
1573:Chatham Tide Mill
145:51.10694; -0.09361
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2905:on 19 August 2011
2503:lower tributaries
2491:upper tributaries
2441:Chatham Tide Mill
2177:Glaxo Smith Kline
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1280:Branbridges Mill
225:Gravetye Foundry
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3387:River Cray
3297:River Eden
3282:River Bewl
3119:7 February
3027:Colepepper
2610:Right Move
2541:References
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1963:51°07′49″N
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1869:51°06′07″N
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1809:millstones
1779:51°05′55″N
1742:waterwheel
1712:51°06′45″N
1693:Watermills
1131:East Lock
988:Town Mill
921:Town Lock
128:51°06′25″N
100:TQ 334 359
3432:East Kent
3302:River Len
2789:The Weald
2778:The Weald
2764:Roughwood
2753:The Weald
2727:The Weald
2713:The Weald
2680:The Weald
2599:The Weald
2505:article.
2487:Penshurst
2455:0°31′25″E
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2354:Aylesford
2319:0°25′06″E
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2197:0°17′07″E
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1966:0°09′17″E
1946:corn mill
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1782:0°01′26″E
1754:corn mill
1715:0°03′17″W
1686:watermill
1601:The Swale
131:0°05′37″W
3401:Mid Kent
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2029:and the
1805:Domesday
1682:smelting
1668:and its
3093:15 July
3071:10 June
2939:10 June
2909:10 June
2509:Sources
2495:Yalding
2364:An old
2163:Cordite
2035:turbine
2023:Jamaica
1678:fulling
1674:milling
2994:9 June
2965:9 June
2829:Easily
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1666:Medway
1547:Strood
96:Source
69:Legend
3201:7 May
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3263:Kent
3203:2009
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2528:ISBN
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