History: The sum of £103.6s. was spent on millstones for Cardigan in 1197. King Edward I farmed out the town’s three mills in 1275 for £6 annually and in 1280 for £6.13s.4d. In 1298 only two mills were being farmed out, paying £5. Two mills were listed again in the Minister’s Accounts for 1299....
Read more →History: The name means ‘Peter’s Mill’. It was recorded in 1760. In 1767-1817 David Michael lived here. On 19th January 1767 David Michael was a burgess of Cardigan. On May 12th 1786 Catherine Michael, wife of David Michael, died aged 47. In 1811-41 John Jenkins lived here. On 14th March 1811 Mary Jenkins, daughter...
Read more →History: The name means ‘The Mill’. A fulling mill in St. Dogmaels was recorded in 1291. Two mills were demised to John Bradshaw in 1537, having belonged to the Abbey. They were unoccupied at the time of the Dissolution. The mills were confirmed as John Bradshaw’s possessions by a charter of 1544 from King...
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