Paint Horses for Sale near Millville, DE

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PENNY IS A BEAUTIFUL REG APHA. She has two white socks and a white blaze. ..
Bridgeville, Delaware
Chestnut
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Bridgeville, DE
DE
$2,500
Paint Stallion
Very flashy paint needs to find a good home. Experienced rider only! Not en..
Laurel, Delaware
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Laurel, DE
DE
$800
Paint Stallion
His sire is a World and Reserve National Champion with his Superior in halt..
Ridgely, Maryland
Sorrel
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Ridgely, MD
MD
$2,000
Paint Mare
Nice looking Mare with good bloodlines. She is greenbroke and needs a good..
Georgetown, Delaware
Sorrel
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Georgetown, DE
DE
$1,000
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Minimal White Bay Filly, great personality, will make super all around hors..
Felton, Delaware
Bay Overo
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Felton, DE
DE
$1,000
Paint Stallion
7 yr. old paint gelding, sorrel overo. Stands 16. 1 hands. Muscular, big c..
Bridgeville, Delaware
Bay
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Bridgeville, DE
DE
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Paint Mare
Beautiful paint mare, expecting her first foal at the end of March '03. Has..
Salisbury, Maryland
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Salisbury, MD
MD
$2,800
Paint Stallion
A Touch Of Tradition has 161 halter points with APHA. His foals have the lo..
Berlin, Maryland
Overo
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Berlin, MD
MD
$750
Paint Stallion
Black overo, with white star and white socks with black spots, very quiet, ..
Felton, Delaware
Black
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Felton, DE
DE
$1,350
Paint Stallion
Quiet, loud colored tovero, quick learner, loads, clips, trims, started gro..
Felton, Delaware
Sorrel
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Felton, DE
DE
$1,850
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About Millville, DE

The early settlement of the Millville area by Europeans is poorly recorded, although it is known that the swampy, marshy nature of much of the land of eastern Baltimore Hundred in southeastern Delaware when the first Europeans arrived led them to establish plantations on higher ground in the vicinity of what are now Millville, Ocean View, and Clarksville. Millville itself grew up around a steam-powered sawmill operated by Captain Peter Townshend in the late 19th century, becoming a center for lumber, agricultural products, and commercial fishing. For a time, the names "Dukestown" and "Dukesville" were considered for the town because of the prominence and number of members of the Dukes family who lived in the area. Eventually, the town was named Millville because of the sorghum mills, lumber mills and grist mills in the area. Millville was incorporated in 1906.