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Mill House

A Grade II Listed Building in Frodsham, Cheshire West and Chester

Sutton Mill House

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I took this photo in 2011. It is part of my ancestral history as described by Peter Pickering in his journal: "At the time that I was born the 23rd of August 1785, my Parents John and Mary Pickering, lived at Bridge Hous one mile from Frodsham in Cheshire but, as I was the youngest Child of my Parents viz, seven Sons and four Daughters, and my oldest Brother Thomas, having been born the 23rd August 1765, he was exactly twenty years older than I was, and old enough to establish himself;

“My Father resolved to Rent a Manufactory; the largest of its kind in Great Britain; which was then being in the process of being built; but the Dwelling Hous of said Manufactory, not yet habitable; my Parents were obliged to live in the Ware House of said Manufactory until such time, as the Dwelling Hous became habitable; and, consiquently I was born in said Warehouse; and as my Father was the first and original Renter of said Manufactory; so; it remains rented in my Parents Family up to the present period from the time it was built." My 4x great grandfather leased the corn mill from Sir Peter Warburton in 1787.

Uploaded by Connie Pickering Stover on 3 September 2020

http://pickeringhistory.com/sutton-mill/

Photo ID: 243000
Building ID: 101253574
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