(1) The name actually derives from a corn mill, recorded on the site in 1620, belonging to William Gunne.

(2) It continued in use as a corn mill up to around 1930, although the business apparently diminished during its last decade.

(3) This was purpose-built as a corn mill, although Constance used part of the building to house his wood-turning business.

(4) This was always worked as a corn mill, in 1897 by William Lionel Hiatt.

(5) Around 1560 Millbottom consisted of a corn mill under the control of a Stroud clothier, William Webb.

(6) Baked in a kiln at the old corn mill[http://], the filling was made from mutton and fowl.

(7) It has remained a corn mill throughout its working life, having had no known connection with the wool trade.

(8) Malvern Mill started life as a corn mill and was converted to silk in around 1840.

(9) The former corn mill is owned by Bristol City Museum and is open to the public.

(10) Quite possibly it was a corn mill partially converted for fulling.

(11) Further upstream towards Brockworth, the brook also powered a corn mill, but of Brockworth Mill there is now little trace.

(12) Mill blaze: A welding torch yesterday started a fire at a North Yorkshire corn mill.

(13) This was one of the largest silk mills in the vicinity, although it started life as a corn mill.

(14) The first, and apparently only casualty was the little corn mill at Dowdeswell, immediately deprived of its water supply.

(15) Despite extensive damage it was later rebuilt and used as a roller corn mill.