family for many years, until at least 1704. The mill later passed to the Bonnick family. Hartridge (Hartridge Manor) Mill, Cranbrook This was a corn mill. In the mid nineteenth century it was worked in conjunction with the Union Mill, the miller being Mr Russell. The mill building was standing in 1974, devoid of machinery. It probably had a breast shot waterwheel. Paley (Hawkridge) Mill, Cranbrook The mill building was standing in April 1974, devoid of machinery. Lovehurst Mill, Staplehurst This was a corn mill. John Foreman, farmer, of Horsmonden hired the mill for 14 years in November 1854. Maplehurst Mill, Frittenden This is an old established corn mill site. The mill survives and retains most of its machinery. It has a cast iron overshot wheel driving three pairs of millstones. On 18 June 1557 the miller, William Allin and his wife Katherine were burned at the stake at Fairmeadow, Maidstone, along with five other Protestants. The Allins had fed the poor, sold corn at half price and read scriptures to people. The earliest surviving part of the mill is dated 1756, David Papillon being the then owner. The mill was extended c. 1890, when a steam engine was installed. The original mill building having a peg tile roof with the extension being roofed in slate. The cast iron waterwheel is diameter and wide, mounted on a wooden axle, driving a cast iron pit wheel with 92 wooden cogs. The cast iron wallower has 32 teeth and is carried on a wooden upright shaft, driving a cast iron Great Spur Wheel with 120 cogs. This drove three pairs of millstones. The stones are two pairs of diameter Peak stones and one pair of diameter French Burr stones by Hughes of Dover & London. The Crown Wheel is cast iron, with 18 teeth, it drove a total four layshafts which drove several machines including a smutter and a Feltons Patent American Grist Mill. The mill stands on the parish boundary of Frittenden and Staplehurst, with the majority of the mill in the former parish. It was working until the winter of 1947–8, when the machinery was damaged through being iced up., Cherry Tree Farm, Frittenden Tributary of the Angley Brook A tributary of the above stream flows into the pond of Hartridge mill. It powered a mill downstream of Mad Dog Shaw. Hammer Stream (Beult tributary) The Hammer Stream powered watermills