The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

A couple weeks ago I was talking to a friend who lives out of state, and he asked me what seems like it should be a fairly simple question: ...

Samuel A. Bailey Sometimes the most enjoyable research is the stuff that comes out of the blue, and ends up somewhere you never thou...

I feel I need to apologize in advance for the possibility that this post will read as being a bit disjointed and rushed. Frankly, I need t...

 James Mendenhall's 1826 Mill A while back, I did a post about the Mendenhall House and Mill located around the intersection of M...

 Postcard showing the Paper Mill Covered Bridge  I don't think it would shock anyone if I said that Mill Creek Hundred is chock f...

Isaac Eastburn (1806-1890) In this blog, we've looked at a variety of different sites from life in Mill Creek Hundred in the 18th, 1...

I think it's been a while since we've been in the Hockessin area, so I thought we'd take a quick look at one of Mill Creek Hundr...

Prompted by the recent comment on the Fell Spice Mill post  by a descendant of several workers at the mill, blog reader and occasional infor...