Holderness road Mill 1847 / Aaron Baker

[Bagsypenang]

A recent message I posted revealed that my x3 Great Grandfather Aaron Baker 1793 - 1874 could have owned a Mill on Holderness road in Hull. An article from the Hull Packet dated Jan 8th 1847  says  "P. C. Lyth, 30 produced a sample of corn he had taken at Mr Aaron Baker's mill, on Holderness road". In another article dated Jan 9th 1852 it mentions " Aaron Baker, Miller, Newland, Newland could just be the area he lived.

 Does anyone have any information on

1. The Mill in Holderness road in 1847 and was it owned by a Aaron Baker?

2. A Newland mill on Beverley road Hull [tower type] I think, details on the mill and who owned it?

Thank you.

Bagsypenang

[Ladyhawk]

Have added a link to your  previous posts so info. is not duplicated

Corn Dealers 19th century
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,554135.0.html

and

Aaron Baker 1793 – 1874
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,544274.0.html


Don’t know if this will help any some info. on The Mill Holderness Road


http://www.ranktrust.org/download/Through_the_Mill.pdf

http://www.ranktrust.org/joseph-rank.htm

[Bagsypenang]

Thank you for the information Ladyhawk. I am travelling today from Malaysia to Hull, so will try to gain more when I visit the History Centre there.
Regards
Bagsypenang

[bessingby]

THERE IS ONE OLD CORN MILL ON HOLDERNESS RD OPP EAST PARK IT IS NOW A PUB
 BESSINGBY