The Mill Creek Hundred History Blog

Just a couple of things I wanted to address quickly. First of all, I am aware that the recent comments feature on the sidebar has not been w...

The So-Called (by me) 25 Foote Road Originally this was supposed to be a very short post answering a simple question and revealing the h...

For what it's worth, I finally got around to setting up a Facebook page for the blog . I'm not really sure exactly how I'll u...

Map from the Diamond State Land Development Company In the last post, we took a look at Hockessin's John G. Jackson (1818-1897), a ...

John G. Jackson In small rural towns and villages, it's probably cliche, but true, to say that pretty much everyone knows everyone e...

Red dot marks location of the Spring Hill Brewery With all of the variety of industries and manufactories that have operated in Mill Cre...

The Sutton-Tatnall-Byrnes House? I have a lot of fun doing research for this blog, and just as much fun writing it. If you catch me on t...

In the last post , we looked at the first 150 years or so of the history of the mills and house that sat south of Stanton. We tracked it (...