Other Mill Street properties and assorted details
This page is very much a work in progress as information is sought to confirm details and locations for these properties.
A few more Mill Street properties. This is thought to be a cottage known as Domus. The photo to the left was from Ena Carter’s collection and has Mrs Cuthbert penciled on the back.
Mrs Cuthbert’s mother was Mrs M Forsdyke who lived at Shelley’s in Saxham Street.
Jean and Leslie Bloom lived there till 1981 (he was a former marine, maybe) Jean maybe a grand daughter of Mrs Cuthbert.
Is this the property listed in the document designating ‘Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Town and Country Planning Act, 1947: Section 30) as being occupied by Mr Cuthbert being 17/18c. One storey and attic, gable w. timeber framed, plastered, thatch. Casements. Plank door. Designated grade III.
Left hand press cutting from 1979 renovated 3 bedroom cottage for £33,500.
Right hand image from 1971 for recently fully restored detached period 3 bedroom property for £6,250 o.n.o
Newspaper cuttings from the 1970’s of properties for sale, thought to be in Mill Street.
In 1980 an application was made for planning permission to make alterations and for a porch extension to Thatch Cottage, Mill Street.
In 1981 a planning application was made to erect a garden shed (16′ x 12′) in the grounds of Rose Cottage, Mill Street.
Kellys 1916 names Walter Cubbitt as a farmer in Mill Street. He married a sister of Frank Burch.
Kellys 1904: Joseph Berry, farmer Mill Street
Mill Green Farm
No details are known of this property, it is at the end of Mill Street.
Some details from the 1840 tithe apportionments of properties along Mill Street.
tm 594, Cottage & Garden (0a 1r 23p)
Owner William Wilden, occupiers James Bloom and others
tm 593, Cottage & garden (0a 0r 33p)
Owner Thomas Bawley, occupier Elizabeth Wilden
Traced section from a map showing the position of 3 fields in Mill Street owned by Crown Farm in 1861.
Lower Bucks (591) abuts Mill Street and to the obe side is land owned by Bramfield Town charity and the other is land owned by Henry Austin esq.
The three fields Lower, Middle and Upper Bucks link Mill Street to the land pf Brazier Hall. They are part of Thorney Hall Manor
Upper Bucks far boundary is on the Stowupland?Creeting boundary.
In the document designating ‘Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Town and Country Planning Act, 1947: Section 30) – No 17 and adjoining premises, Early 18c. One storey and attic, gable and dormer w(s),. Timber framed, plastered, thatch, casements. Plank doors. – designated Grade III.
