Charles Beasley built the first and second distill-houses, and made whiskey.
Dr. Snyder built a little tub-wheel, water-mill, on the Mosquito branch, and afterwards sold it to George Walker. Walker’s mill ground about eight bushels of corn per day.
Old Sammy Jewell built a horse mill.
Jack Baber, Early History of Greene, Indiana: as taken from the official records, and compiled from authentic recollection, by pioneer settlers… (Worthington, Indiana: N.B. Milleson, 1875), 48; digital image, Internet Archive (https://archive.org : accessed 7 Decmeber 2013).
Genealogy Lady 
This is curious: “little tub-wheel, water-mill” wonder what that was.
http://www.tidemillinstitute.org/8.html
The tub wheel appears to be a horizontal wheel, instead of the large vertical wheels I always picture in my head when I think of a mill.