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Ledger of Daniel Dunglinson, a Cockermouth corn miller

Catalogue reference: YDB 5

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This record is about the Ledger of Daniel Dunglinson, a Cockermouth corn miller dating from 1808 - 1838.

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Reference: YDB 5
Title: Ledger of Daniel Dunglinson, a Cockermouth corn miller
Date: 1808 - 1838
Description: Ledger of accounts
Related material: <p>Also deposited: Kelly's Directory for Durham, Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmorland, 1897. Placed on Library shelves.</p>
Held by: Cumbria Archive and Local Studies Centre, Whitehaven
Language: English
Creator(s): <corpname>Daniel Dunglison, fl 1800-1899, Cockermouth, corn miller</corpname>
Physical description: 1 file
Immediate source of acquisition: Deposited on 21st July 1969 by Miss Margaret Higginson
Administrative / biographical background: Note: Daniel Dunglinson held a lease of the Little Mill, Cockermouth, from 1808 (see Leconfield estate records). The accounts cover a wide area around Cockermouth, mostly concerning the grinding of corn and the sale of flour, but also the carriage of building materials for use on the mill and drying kiln, etc. Dunglinson took over the mill after it ceased to be used for grinding bark, and probably remained the lessee until his death in early February 1838 (see Cockermouth Coroner's Inquests). Many interesting occupations are listed among the customers of the mill.
Record URL: https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/2928fc42-4a9c-468b-9b90-c8db757639a7/