Wellermühle

The Wellermühle was the first mill after the source of the Eifgenbach am Rattenberg. It was close to the Wermelskirchen town of Well south of Süppelbach and east of Eipringhausen, a district of Wermelskirchen in North Rhine-Westphalia.

In 1819 the heirs Johan Heyder auctioned off to the brothers Johan and Wilhelm Günter. In 1830 they owned cadastral articles 119 and 120 with a total of 35 acres of land and houses in corridor 7 on parcel 112 and 113. It is unknown whether a mill was already on one of these parcels. The mill pond can still be seen today as a swampy valley.

In 1859 the heirs of Günter sold to the married couple Johan Wilhelm Hackländer and his wife Johanna vom Stein and lent 800 thalers on the house in plot 112.

In the directory from 1866 Johan Günter still owned the cadastral article 137 with the house in hallway 7 on plot 112.

Before 1880, Louis Teschenmacher from Barmen owned a large estate and a grinding mill in Well. In 1880, the Teschemacher heirs sold houses and the mill in corridor 7, plot 90, 95, 102, 105, 112, 132, 47 hectares, 59 acres, to Eduard Bever at a price of 54,000 marks. The estate comes from the foreclosure auction of Friedrich Wilhelm Hackländer and his wife Johanna vom Stein and Peter Carl Siebel, as well as through purchase from Friedrich Rau.

Coordinates: 51 ° 7 ′ 34 ″  N , 7 ° 15 ′ 0 ″  E