remains of Mill Hall Mill were demolished to make way for the foundations of a footbridge over the M20., Boxley Stream A stream rises at Boxley. It powered a watermill. Sandling Mill This mill was built as a papermill. William and Reuben Hunt were at the mill in 1839. It was later converted to a corn mill and was marked as such on nineteenth-century maps. In 1984, it was offered for sale with potential for conversion. Planning permission was granted in 1991 for house conversion, with a condition being made that the waterwheel was to be replaced. In 2005, the building burnt down, leaving the ragstone base standing. Addington Brook. A stream enters the Medway from the left at Snodland. It powered six watermills. Ford Place Mill, Wrotham. This was a corn mill, in the Le Clerke family's ownership for many years, until the last member died in the Battle of Cropredy Bridge. The mill was later in the Best family's ownership. The eighteenth-century building remained in 1932, empty of machinery. The waterwheel was overshot approximately diameter and wide. The mill building was demolished in 1970 to construct the M26., Addington Mill. This was a corn mill, demolished in the nineteenth century. The site now lies within the West Malling Golf Course. Ryarsh Mill. A Domesday site, Ryarsh Mill was a corn mill, last worked in 1930. The building dated from the late eighteenth century. The waterwheel was overshot. Leybourne Mill. A Domesday site Leybourne Mill was a corn mill. The waterwheel was oveshot. Mill site, Leybourne. Ham Mill, Snodland. This was a corn mill. Holborough Stream. A stream rises above Snodland, and enters the river from the left downstream of the Addington Brook. It powered a watermill. Holborough Mill. A very ancient mill site, a mill was presented by King Egbert I of Kent to Bishop Beormond of Rochester in 836. In 1100 it was valued at £1. The mill had fallen into disrepair in the early fourteenth century, but was rebuilt by Bishop Hamo Hethe in 1322. The surviving mill building has a cast iron overshot waterwheel, diameter. It was a corn mill. = = = = References Rivers of Kent Watermills in Kent Papermaking in the United Kingdom Lists of watermills