Samuel Shull

On the Little Juniata Creek, above Duncannon, which is located on the John Brown warrant, was a tract of 26s acres surveyed to Isaac Jones in 1766. His son, Robert Jones, erected a sawmill and a gristmill, whose son, Cadwallader Jones, owned it when the county came into existence. From him it passed to Frederick Albright, who sold it to Jacob Bruner. Mr. Bruner erected a woolen mill with fulling and carding machinery, and did a large manufacturing business in the making of cloth. It later passed to John and Benjamin Shade, Samuel Shull and Samuel Haas, the latter being the last owner to conduct the milling business. Sylvester S. Sheller purchased the property in 1898, and erected a large ice dam in 1900.

History of Perry County, Pennsylvania: Including Descriptions of Indians and ... By Harry Harrison Hain, p. 1042