Creek. IT.!. Same:'] CJi v. pel ", e r! a hit!! on F lie Creek m i; . . only to have it rejected when the jury found that it would damage six acres of land and timber above the null site. A number of the early mills were operated by skilled slaves, accord ins to Bradshaw The demand fc r;a- pr--! riels ii armies closed in eti the British a; Yorktown, General Lawson, sent by Governor Nelson f r o in Williams biu'g, set millers to work here, and 1 Nsemblcd transportation for liool the wheat 1 t : i flour to landings for shipment (n the army He even suggested that "all coopers in the militia of Amelia. Powhatan, Cumberland. Prince Edward and Buckingham counties be sent back from the army to make barrels for tV fl >nr. that most -if the wagons of the Soutliside be put to hauls ; floui t .

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