Timeline

William Lovet held in Flitwick one mill worth 4s

Given to Dunstable Priory by Lord Phillip de Saundreville

Flitwick Manor and land is sold by the Earl of Kent to Henry VII

Flitwick mill is included in the Honour of Ampthill

Court cases re diversion of watercourse

Inherited by Mary Cheyne, widow of T.C.

The property passed from Mary Cheyne to William Geary

First recorded title deeds

Owned by Matthew Woodward

occupied by John Goodman

Sold to Thomas Langhorne after the death of Matthew Woodward

Belongs to Cuthbert Sheldon of Priestly Manor

Sold to Richard Goodman, miller

Richard Goodman rents from Mary Wilmer

A plot of meadow in East End is added to the estate

The mill remains in the Goodman family for over 100 years

Mary Willmer conveys the mill to Richard Goodman

The waterwheel seizes and all work at the mill stops

Sold to Phil Sabin

Sold to Dermott and Claire Whelan

Planning permission is granted to convert the mill to a dwelling

Separated from the Mill House and sold to Sarah Parker

The re-furbished waterwheel is launched by Fiona Chapman

Dermott & Claire Whelan attempt to get the waterwheel shut down

Dermott & Claire Whelan move out of the Mill House