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References Volumes I and Ii Cubbage Mill Technical Report REFERENCES VOLUMES I AND II Ames, David L., M.H. Callahan, B.L. Herman, and R.J. Siders 1989 Delaware Comprehensive Historic Preservation Plan. Center for Historic Architecture and Engineering, College of Urban Affairs and Public Policy, University of Delaware. Bedell, John 1999 Historic Context: The Archaeology of Farm and Rural Dwelling Sites in New Castle and Kent Counties, Delaware, 1730-1770 and 1770-1830. Report submitted by Louis Berger & Associates to Delaware Department of Transportation. Bodo, Robin and Alice H. Guerrant 1996 Baltimore Mills Historic Archaeological Site, National Register of Historic Places Registration Form OMB No. 1024-0018. Bomberger, B. and W. Sisson 1991 Made in Pennsylvania: An overview of the major historical industries of the Commonwealth. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Bureau for Historic Preservation, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg. Browning, Lyle E. 1986 Some Benefits of Intra-Divisional Cooperation in the Phase II Significance Assessment Survey of Angle Mill (44Fr140), Franklin County, Virginia. Quarterly Bulletin, Archeology Society of Virginia, Vol. 41, No. 4, pp.206-233. Burrow and Liebeknecht 2000 Pike Creek: Industry and Farming along a Northern Delaware River (Draft). Archeological Research by the Delaware Department of Transportation at Henderson Road (State Route 316) and Pike Creek Road (State Route 322), Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware. Carson, C., N.F. Barka, W.M. Kelso, G.W. Stone, and D. Upton 1981 Impermanent Architecture in the Southern American Colonies. Winterthur Portfolio 16:135-196. Crane, B., D., Knepper, P. O’Neill, and J. Abell-Horn 2002 Middleford Mills Archaeological District, Bridge 238 on S 46, Over Gravelly Fork, Sussex County, Delaware. Draft Evaluation Report prepared for the Delaware Department of Transportation. Page 1 Cubbage Mill Technical Report Davis, Christine E. 1993 Archaeological Monitoring of the Eberhart Mill, prepared for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Pittsburgh District. DeCunzo, LuAnn and Wade P. Catts 1990 Management Plan for Delaware’s Historic Archeological Resources. University of Delaware, Department of Anthropology—Center for Archeological Research. Newark, Delaware. DeCunzo, L. and A.M. Garcia 1993 “Neither a Desert nor a Paradise.” Historic Context for the Archeology of Agriculture and Rural Life, Sussex County, Delaware 1770-1940. University of Delaware, Department of Anthropology-Center for Archeological Research, Newark, Delaware. Delaware State Historic Preservation Office 1993 Guidelines for Architectural and Archeological Surveys in Delaware. Dover, Delaware. Engart, Henry S. 1933 “Notes on Gristmills and Milling in Pennsylvania.” Doylestown Meeting, May 6, 1933. Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Evans, Oliver 1795 The Young Millwright and Miller’s Guide, p. 2. Fehr, April L., A.D. Madsen, and G.E. Melhulsh 1997 Phase IB Archeological Identification Survey for Project No. M0746B11 MD 97: Brookeville Study, Montgomery County, Maryland. Prepared by R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates, Inc. for the Maryland Department of Transportation, State Highway Administration, Archeological Report No. 176. Fox, William L., ed. 1981 Maryland, A History, p. 24. Maryland State Archives. Frye, L. A., R.C. Carlisle, J.S. Kite, P.A. Zitzler, and E. Davis 1995 Archaeological Assessment and Data Recovery of the Gallatin Sawmill at 36Fa428: The Eberhart Grist Mill, Dam, and Gallatin Sawmill. Submitted by Archaeological Services Consultants, Inc. to Woolpert Consultants, Dayton, Ohio. Goggin, N.B. n.d. The Abbott’s Mill Story. Unpublished Manuscript in Possession of GAI Consultants, Inc, Pittsburgh Office, Homestead, Pennsylvania. Page 2 Cubbage Mill Technical Report Hancock, Harold B. 1976 The History of Sussex County, Delaware. Published by the author. Heite, Edward F. 1992 Cultural Resources Investigations near Moore’s Lake in Connection with Widening of U.S. Route 113A, Dover and North Murderkill Hundreds, Kent County, Delaware. Prepared by Heite Consulting in Camden for Delaware Department of Transportation. 1991 Phase I and Phase II Cultural Resource Surveys at Wagamon’s Pond Dam, Milton, Broadkill Hundred, Sussex County, Delaware. Prepared by Heite Consulting in Camden for Delaware Department of Transportation Archeology Series No. 88. Heite, N. and C.L. Blume 1998 Archeological and Historical Investigations at the Hurd Site on the Tract Formerly Known as Bloomsbury, Pumpkin Neck, Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County, Delaware, p.10. Delaware Department of Transportation, Dover, Delaware. 1991 Phase I and Phase II Cultural Resources Surveys at Wagamon’s Pond Dam, Milton, Broadkill Hundred, Sussex County, Delaware. Delaware Department of Transportation, Dover, Delaware. Herman, B.L. 1987 Architecture and Rural Life in Central Delaware 1700-1900. The University of Tennessee Press, Knoxville, Tennessee. Herman, B.L. and A.M. Garcia 1986 Delaware Comprehensive Historic Preservation Plan: Historic Contexts. University of Delaware Center for Historic Architecture and Engineering, Newark, Delaware. Hill, J.B. 1970 The Bennett Family of Sussex County, Delaware 1680-1860, p. 57. Milford Chronicle Publishing Company, Milford, Delaware. Hoffman, Robert and Betty Zebooker 1995 Phase I/II Archeological Investigations of the Proposed Millrace Subdivision Located near Rockland Hills in New Castle County, Delaware. Prepared by MAAR Associates in Newark for Bancroft Construction Company, Wilmington. Hunter Research 2000 Pike Creek: Industry and Farming along a Northern Delaware River, p. 3.3. Page 3 Cubbage Mill Technical Report Hutslar, Donald A. 1977 The Log Architecture of Ohio. The Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, Ohio. Kelso, William M. 1984 Kingsmill Plantations, 1619-1800: Archaeology of Country Life in Colonial Virginia. Academic Press, Orlando, Florida. Kent County Mutual Insurance Company 1868 Insurance Policy of C.M. Miles, dated 13 November 1868. Kent County Mutual Insurance Company, Dover. Lankton, Larry D. 1976 Noxontown Mill, HAER DE-9. Historic American Engineering Record. Morin, Edward M. 1991 “Why Dig another Mill Site? Archaeological Investigations of the East Creek Mill.” North American Archaeologist, Vol. 12(2) 93-108. Morin, E.M., A. Friedlander, and R.G. Mueller 1988 The East Creek Mill Site (28CM20), Archaeological Data Recovery, Dennis Township, Cape May County, New Jersey. CRM Report Prepared by the Cultural Resources Group, Louis Berger and Associates, Inc. for the New Jersey Department of Transportation. N.A. 1882 Peninsula Directory, p. 183, Wilmington, Delaware. O’Connor, J., K.W. Cunningham, E.C. Coleman, and T. Brockenborough, Jr. 1985 Archeological, Historical, and Architectural Evaluation of the Cantrell Warehouse/Enterprise Mill State Site 7S-E-37, Stein Highway, Sussex County, Delaware. Delaware Department of Transportation. Dover, Delaware. Pers Comm. (Local Informants) 1998 Fitzgerald, Ernest 1998 Ladd, A. 1998 Serio, J.W. 1988 Wilkins, H. Polk 1908-1909 Milford Directory. On File. Delaware Public Archives, Dover, Delaware. Pursell, C.W. 1958 That Never Falling Stream: A History of Milling on Red Clay Creek during the 19th Century. Masters Thesis, University of Delaware. Page 4 Cubbage Mill Technical Report Reps, John 1976 Tidewater Towns. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, Maryland. Runk, N.R. 1899 Biographical Encyclopedia of the State of Delaware, p. 1398. Wilmington, Delaware. Scharf, J.T. 1888 History of Delaware, p. 2000. L.J. Richards & Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Shankland Survey 1776 Draper’s Discovery, p. 144. Sloan, E. 1954 Eric Sloane’s America. Promontory Press, New York. Sussex County Deed Books 36, 69, 92, 95, 225, 271, and 280. On File. Sussex County Courthouse, Georgetown, Delaware. Sussex County Land Tax Records. On File. Sussex County Courthouse, Georgetown, Delaware. 1866-1868 1844 Sussex County Orphan’s Court Record “M” page 152. On File. Sussex County Courthouse, Georgetown, Delaware. Sussex County Probate Records 1784 John Draper. On File at the Delaware Public Archives, Dover. 1774 Alexander Draper. On File. Delaware Public Archives, Dover, Delaware. Sussex County Road Orders 1795-1863 Cedar Creek Hundred. On File. Delaware Public Archives, Dover, Delaware. Sussex County Road Papers 1807 Cedar Creek Hundred. On File. Delaware Public Archives, Dover, Delaware. United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service 1997 Baltimore Mills Historic Archaeological Site, National Register of Historic Places Registration Form, OMB No. 1024-0018 Page 5 Cubbage Mill Technical Report United States Census 1880 Schedules of Manufacturers, United States Bureau of Census. Cedar Creek Hundred, Sussex County, Delaware. On File, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Weeks, C.H.D. (ed.) 1984 Between the Nanticoke and the Choptank—An Architectural History of Dorchester County, Maryland, p. 28. Johns Hopkins University Press. Workman, Michael E. and Jeffrey B. Davis 1995 Data Recovery of the Eberhart Grist Mill and Timber Dam, 36FA428. Prepared by the Institute for History of Technology & Industrial Archaeology, West Virginia University, in association with Woolpert Consultants in Dayton, Ohio, for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Pittsburgh District. Zimiles, M. 1973 Early American Mills. Clarkson N. Potter, New York. Page 6 .
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