CPAT Regional Sites & Monuments Record

PRN 37426 - Pandy 'r Cock mill

Site of fulling mill. No further information.

In 1763, Gabriel William paid annual rent of £4 for a fulling mill and a garden at the east end of the New Inn in the village of Llanbryn-mair. The weir and race of this mill appear on maps of 1763 and 1891 (NLW, Wynnstay Cyfeiliog Survey 1763 map, vol. 1; OS 6in 1891). The mill was by Pont y Cock in the village.(Barton P.G,1999,54).

Sources:-
Barton, P G , 1997 , ,
Barton, P G , 1999 , "A history and conspectus of Montgomeryshire water corn mills ", The Montgomeryshire Collections 87 , 54 .
Jenkins, J G , 1969 , The Welsh Woollen Industry ,
Kennedy, A E , 2003 , Glyn Arthur, Llandyrnog - NE/05/4251: Tir Gofal Historic Environment Report - HE2 , CPAT Report 603 December 2003 .

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