Mills

Womack's Mill

Due to its numerous swift-running streams Caswell County provided excellent sites for mills, both to grind corn and wheat and to manufacture lumber.

• Baynes and Cardwell (Yanceyville)
• Blackwell and Mitchell's Mill (Blackwell's)
• Chandler's Mill
• Cobb's Mill (Samuel W. Cobb, Yanceyville)
• Currie's Mill (T. W. Currie, Leasburg)


• Grave's Mill (W. B. Graves, Yanceyville)
• Graves's Mill (John S. Graves, Anderson's Store)
• Jones's Mill (W. D. Jones, Milton)
• Lea's Mill (Thomas L. Lea, Yanceyville)
• Long's Mill (William Long, Milton)


• Love's Mill
• Page's Mill
• Poteat's Mill (Joseph Poteat, Yanceyville)
• Price's Mill (G. W. Price, Pelham)
• Richmond's Mill (J. Y. Richmond, Leasburg)


• Stadler's Mill (R. E. Stadler, Anderson's Store)
• Thomas's Mill
• Walker's Mill (A. B. Walker, Anderson Township)
• Walters Mill (Azariah Graves Walters, Providence)
• Williamson's Mill (J. A. Williamson and G. O. Williamson, Locust Hill)


• Womack's Mill (T. J. Womack, Yanceyville)
• Yancey's Mill (J. J. Yancey, Milton)
• Yarbrough's Mill (Adobe Reader Required)

References

• When the Past Refused to Die: A History of Caswell County North Carolina 1777-1977, William S. Powell (1977)
• Yarbrough's Foundry, E. S. Yarbrough (1960)