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learned (especially from old [[hortinsky?]] ) that the mill was built by Koráb, and used as a grist mill; then Skribsky also used it as a mill; then Svoboda, also as a mill; then Zezulka used it as "tkalcovna"; then Valter used it as a soap factory; then Stegr as a "tkalcovna"; then the mill was sold at auction, -"v drazbe", and Drastik bought it, - the present owner, who uses it as a mill, - a "srotovna", [[insertion]] ^and he made shingles for a time. [[/insertion]] He has a turbine wheel in place of the old water wheel.

Took photos 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, - see list at end of book.

The Kovab mill has a date over it, 1859, at top, under little roof. The owner says that he restored it. (It may have been 1850).

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Pi. Steinwecková v Pardubicich je z Korábova mlýna. P. Kučera, Bartoň, ze statku, je z 3 [[superscript]] ho [[/superscript]] neb 4 [[superscript]] ho [[/superscript]] pokoleni. 
Na sta osadmiků z tohoto oholi se usadilo v Americe, nejvice v 60 [[superscript]] tých [[/superscript]] a 70 [[superscript]] tých [[/superscript]] letich. Hlavm přičina byla nouze.
I took photos 23 and 24.
The Protestant (Evangelical) Church at Borová is said to be 150 [[insert] ^ or about 100 [[/insert]] yrs. old. They now have a new church. The view of Kovabi mill in photo 24 shows little shed (in fore part of picture) in which the turbine-wheel is located. There was here formerly a waterwheel. 
The old catholic church at Borová