The 1881 Census shows the following living at what we believe to be the Mill/Mill House:

Dwelling:       Glinton Road The Mill
Census Place:   Paston, Northampton, England
Source: FHL Film 1341381     PRO Ref RG11    Piece 1592    Folio 52    Page 1
                Marr    Age     Sex     Birthplace
Mearston OLDHAM M       48      M       South Witham, Lincoln, England
        Rel:    Head
        Occ:    Miller & Baker Employing Son
Mary OLDHAM     M       52      F       Deeping St James, Lincoln, England
        Rel:    Wife
James OLDHAM    U       21      M       Deeping St James, Lincoln, England
        Rel:    Son
        Occ:    Miller & Baker Assistant To Father
Sarah J. OLDHAM         15      F       Werrington, Northampton, England
        Rel:    Daur
Annie M. OLDHAM         11      F       Werrington, Northampton, England
        Rel:    Daur
        Occ:    Scholar
William OLDHAM           8      M       Werrington, Northampton, England
        Rel:    Son
        Occ:    Scholar
Mary Emma OLDHAM         6      F       Werrington, Northampton, England
        Rel:    Daur
        Occ:    Scholar
Sarah PEAK      U       62      F       Deeping St James, Lincoln, England
        Rel:    Sister In Law

In the 1970s and possibly '80s, the Mill House was owned by a Mr. Kevin Hitchcock, who ran a company building rotating speakers ("the Sharma Speaker", named after his children, Sharon and Mark) for electric organs.

Around the mid-'80s (we think), the grounds of the house, and the Mill, were sold to a property developer, and half-a-dozen houses built on a new road, Sharma Leas.

In the '90s, the Mill House was an antique shop, owned by G.Smith and Sons, until retirement caused its sale in 2002.