Several mills were powered by the loch's waters, such as Lochmills built on Burgh land at Lochwards and powered by the natural outflow of the loch.
In 1666 Johne Boill was the miller.
The mills lost the water power upon the loch's drainage in the 1690s.
Timothy Pont in the early 1600s records a mill as being situated on the southern outflow exit.
Several mills were powered by the loch's waters, such as Lochmills built on Burgh land at Lochwards and powered by the natural outflow of the loch. In 1666 Johne Boill was the miller. The mills lost the water power upon the loch's drainage in the 1690s. Timothy Pont in the early 1600s records a mill as being situated on the southern outflow exit.
Trindlemoss Loch