New Milltown, Pennsylvania

New Milltown is a historic stone mill and unincorporated community located in Salisbury Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States.

On January 21, 1733 (Warrant, A-12-98, Philadelphia) Samuel Blyth received the original grant on the Pequea Creek (in Salisbury, Leacock, and Paradise Townships) and quickly built a mill there.

He probably was operating the mill for Samuel Huston, who had problems in clearing his ownership because of mortgage money owed to his family.

He was an ordained minister as well, and very important in the history of the Mennonites in the area, as was his son (who was primarily responsible for building the school/meeting house in 1814/1815).

Later owners of the mill have included: several generations of Hess; Jacob F. Hershey; Daniel Denlinger; various Hunseckers; Amos Fisher; and Ron Lieberman.