_tkendalljr@ec.rr.com_ (mailto:tkendalljr@ec.rr.com) writes: ==Several miles South of Marshall, where today state roads 721 and 738 meet, there once was a mill known as Jett's Mill. Does anyone know the history of the Mill? Who owned it? Date it was opened & Date when it was closed? etc., etc.,etc.. Thank you == It doesn't take much beating of the bushes, to shake out some new Jett history. Thanks for the question. I didn't find THAT Jett's Mill (you meant County Roads, not State roads) but here is a long history of another Jett's Mill, in its nomination as a registered historical place. You can find the pdf online at _http://www.dhr.virginia.gov/registers/Counties/Rappahannock/078-0089_Calver t_Mill_Washington_Mill_1982_Final_Nomination.pdf_ (http://www.dhr.virginia.gov/registers/Counties/Rappahannock/078-0089_Calvert_Mill_Washington_Mill_198 2_Final_Nomination.pdf) This mill is located near Washington, in new Rappahannock county, just south of Fauquier County. The site was originally in Culpeper county, and the John Jett who owned it during the Civil War era was probably a descendant of earlier Jetts in that county. It was known at various times by other names. But the location of the Jett's Mill you describe is very near the Jett lease in Leeds Manor (later purchased from the Marshall family) where William Jett, 1763-1851, lived all his life. Other surnames mentioned in the document are: Strother, Redd, Rush, Calvert, Garwood, Berkeley, Pendleton, Mason, Cheek, and Burgess.