The second-generation Daniel McCarty (ca 1707-1744) was the second son of Capt Daniel (1679-1724). He wrote a will May 16, 1744, proved June 26, 1744, in Westmoreland Co. I don't have it handy to see if it named Flynt's Mill; as I recall, it left all his lands (not all described) to his only child, 3d-generation Daniel, who died 1793-1795 (will signed Apr. 17, 1793, proved Sept. 28, 1795, Westmoreland Co). That Daniel left all his property to his son, 4th-generation Daniel (d. 31 Jan 1801; will dated Apr 27, 1800, probated June 22, 1801), and a daughter, Elizabeth (McCarty) Bassett. Daniel d 1801 left 2 daughters, Ann (1798-1840) and Elizabeth (1800-1879). You might check Westmoreland Co wills and deeds to see when the mill was sold. It's possible that Bill McCarty put that in our book, but I don't recall it now and don't have the book handy to check. Bill boxed up most of his files when he moved to Troy, NY. Kathleen On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 Ed White wrote: > > > *WD 8-18, Dorman, 28, 3/29/1724, 5/27/1724, rec 7/9/1724 WILL OF DANIEL > McCARTY Item The Mill called FLYNTS MILL which I have lately agreed for & > bought & paid for I give to my Son DANIEL & his heires for ever* . . . > > Do you have anything on what happened to the mill after it went to the > younger Daniel? I am trying to sort out various mills. This one later was > known as Gardy's Mill and is still standing. > >