John Morris Mill--built prior to 1847 government land survey on Beaver Creek near Cowskin Creek and the town of Arno.  Annexed into Douglas County in 1864.

Lawrence Mill--built by William Lawrence in the early 1850s, probably on the site of earlier Wright's Mill, about 3/4 mile above Rome on Beaver Creek.  Was the site of Union Fort Lawrence during the Civil War; burned by Col. Emmett MacDonald of the Confederacy in January 1863.  Rebuilt downstream at Rome and later owned by Eck Mackey and Art Waterson.  Annexed into Douglas Co. in 1864.

Wright's Mill--Located near Rome in present day Douglas County; recorded in 1847 government land survey as part of Taney county.

McAlester Mill--built on Little Beaver Creek one mile above Bradleyville near Clayton Hollow, prior to 1875.  Owned and operated by Henry Walker 1885-1901.  Sold to James A. Blair.  Flooded and rebuilt at least twice.

Oliver Mill--probably constructed in 1831 by James Oliver, one mile above the mouth of Swan Creek.  Earliest mill in the region later known as Taney County.  Transferred to William Oliver, s/o James, it was later sold to George Gibson.  Was one of the few mills capable of grinding corn and sawing lumber in the area.

Reynolds Mill--After selling his first mill above the mouth of Bilyeu Creek, John J. Reynolds purchased land near Forsyth and built this gristmill in the mid-to-late 1870s.  Also became the site of Reynolds' cotton gin.  Sold to Joseph Riggs and Robert Clines in 1886.  Leased to Reynolds family in late 1880s.  Owned or leased by Robb Clinkenbeard in 1892.  Purchased in 1901 by the Forsyth Milling Company.  John Knox, Howard Williams, and Jess Lambeth were also noted to be owners during the early 20th century.  In May 1921, the mill was bought by John McClary, who operated it until the flood of 1927, which damaged it so badly it was never reopened.

Sperling Mill--Originally built and operated in the early-to-mid-1870s by John J. Reynolds, who sold it to James A. Franklin in the late 1870s.  It was then sold to John Sperling, who operated it until the early 1890s, when it was destroyed by high water.  Located on Swan Creek, above the mouth of Bilyeu Creek, near the Christian County line.

Everett Mill--established early 1880s on Bull Creek 2 miles below the mouth of Bear Creek by James and Barton Everett.

McCarty's Mill--established on Bear Creek prior to 1848.

Whacker Dam--established 16 Dec 1853 by James Keithley, on prior site of McCarty's Mill.  Destroyed by Rebel forces during Civil War; rebuilt by Keithley family.  Later owned/operated by Madison Day.