Did come across this in Bury and Norwich Post of Feb 1855:-
Stanton. Unreserved sale of a valuable windmill. House, land and premises very eligible for investment or occupation with possession if required at Lady Day next. Messrs Blencowe and Biddell are favoured with instructions from the executors of James Rollinson, gent, to sell by auction at the Cock Inn, Stanton on Friday March 2nd 1855 at Four o’clock. An excellent freehold property eligibly situate in the Parish of Stanton comprising a comfortable dwelling house and offices, small barn, stable ,granary, lodges, piggeries &c. about 1 acre of pasture and most substantially erected and capacious windmill, with a brick-built roundhouse, three pair of French stones and machinery of the best description, ample stowage for flour and grain and every convenience for the well-established trade conducted thereon.
Particulars may be had of Messrs John and James Rollinson (Executors), Igburgh near Brandon; of Messrs Jackson, Sparke and Holmes, Solicitors, Bury; and of the Auctioneers, Bradfield Lodge and Hawstead Hall.
So wonder if Rollisons were still owners at the time of the accident you mentioned.
