A Land Tax assessment of 1859 refers to James Darvill as the owner and
occupier of `Bishops Mill', Farnham. Henry Rose purchased the mill from
James Darvill and it remained in his ownership until 1889

Hatch Mill, Darvills Lane, Surrey. I believe that Henry Rose was the miller here prior to 1881. His daughter Annie Rose was in the 1881 census. Any info on Henry and his doings here would be appreciated.

Bois Mill
This mill is a substantial building, constructed of red and black bricks in a chequer pattern, with a slate roof, iron-framed windows and a chimney shaft. The first clear record of the mill dates from 1824. Originally built as a corn mill, this mill has served a number of roles. In 1853 it was milling corn, but by 1864 it was a paper mill. By the 1930s it was used for wood-turning. [© 2017 The Mills Archive Trust]

Canada Works: Owned by my GGrandfather, Henry John Fox Rose after returning from Canada about 1891. He left Chesham for High Buff, Manitoba in 1880 with his wife Constance Scarlet Rose (Nee Lasenby) and my gandfather, Henry Lasenby Rose (age 1 yr.).

Weirhouse Mill (No Info. Have you got any?)

Canon Mill - Demolished
(Medieval to Modern - 1066 AD to 1999 AD)
BCC record ID: 0183100000
Dimensions - Length 0023 m Width 0018
Plan Form - L SHAPED
Description: MILL AT HIGHAM MANOR 1086 DESCRIBED AS A WATERMILL 1312 (EARLY HISTORY); MAY BE IDENTICAL TO CANNON MILL (BI5). ON MAPS OF 1788 & 1825 (BI2-3), OS MAP 1873 (BI4). CEASED WORKING 1935 (BI6). RUINOUS, GRADE III. DEMOLISHED (BI7). PHOTO (BI8). SOMETIMES KNOWN AS MIDDLE MILL (NOTES MILLERS FROM 1784-1937)(BI9)
Detailed historical notes, 1930s condition and photograph. Disused in 2006 (B10)