Dhünnsche Mühle

The Dünnsche Mühle ( Hubertsmühle ) is a former mill on the south-eastern outskirts of Dhünn ( Wermelskirchen ) on the Kleine Dhünn river .

On September 20, 1575, the Duke of Berg gave the Hupertgen zu Dun in the Bornefeld district permission to build a new grain mill . In addition, it said in the burger stock book for the year 1575 Bey Dünn is a garbage called the Hebertz garbage has no compulsion . For the year 1630, Johann Schmidt was named in the same inventory book as the owner of the concession for a grinding and oil refuse. In 1692 it was still called this garbage and Olligsmülle has izo in Besiz the dyer at Hückeswagen.

In 1749, in the inventory book of the Burg Amt, Johann Schmidt zu Dhünn gave a thaler 32 stüber of knowledge to the grinding mill for his oil mill.

In 1809, according to a contract from 1775, Johann Fischer from his Hubertsmühle in Dhünn gave two Malter rye to the Burg winery .

The mill came to the Kornwinkel family through the Rosenthal and Paffrath families.

Sources and literature

• Landesarchiv NRW, Dept. Rhineland, Hs A II 8 Bl. 221 b; JB III R 57 Pag. 32R; JB III R Office Burg; GHzB 9194 I and II;
• G. Verfürth, History of Dhünn. Dhünn no year (1925)
• F. Hinrichs, A castle and three noble houses. Opladen 1954
• K.-D. Buse, Dhünn - sketches from the past. Dhünn n.d. (1988)

Coordinates: 51 ° 6 ′ 26.5 ″  N , 7 ° 15 ′ 33.4 ″  E