Gensing Manor
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1715 Assignments
A Parchment tentatively dated to 1715 gives the following list of rentals from the manor of Gensing[1]:
John Benbrigge Gent in right of his wife
Thomas Dyne for a Messuage called Hollers in Hasting by the yearely Rent of..jd
The same for certaine lands called Colemans in Hasting by ye yearly rent..js
Richard Lawrence for the messuage called Gulphes in ye parish of St Clements in Hasting by ye yearely Rent of..vjs
Mr Benbrigge for a meadow by estimation Three acres called Gulphes in the said parish of St Clements in Hasting by ye yearely Rent of..iiijs
John Winter for a tenement in Hastings Late Lashers before Mocketts by the yeare...xjs vd ot
John Crouch in the Right of his wife for a parcell of land called Court Croft in St Clements late Bakers before Mr Hares..vjd
Robert Geery for a tenement in Hasting called Ellises by the yearely Rent of..ijd
Willliam Bishop gent for two several Tenements the one called Purseland and the other Puck well being held of the said Mannor by Copy of Court Roll by the yeare.. ijs ijd one capon one hen
Michael Holman for Certaine Lands called Harrwards als. Perifeild and Brookelynd..js
The Heires of Peter ffarnden for a tenemt. in Westfeild late Martins yearely..vijd
Thomas Sivier for Tenn acres of woodland part of John Morris's land sometimes Harts yearely..xxd.
The Heires (Wm. Evernden and Susanna his wife Sam Gillert and Sarah his wife) of John Lunsford for a Messuage and garden in Hasting called Wyberries als.Wyburnes..vs.
John Wickes for a Messuage and garden in Hasting called Hollers..xvjd
The Mayor and Juratts of Hasting for Certaine ands called Hospitall Lands..vjd
RENTAL made at a Court Baron held for the Manor of Gensing 25 Nov. 1729
Stephen Wickin for a messuage called Holliers in Hasting late Bembridges in right of Mary his wife..id
The same for lands called Colemans in Hasting..is
Titus Lawrence for a messuage called Gulphes in the parish of St Clements in Hasting late Richard Lawrence's and his father..6s
For a parcel of Meadow by Estimation four Acres called Gulphes in the said parish of St Clemente late Carswells by the yearly rent of..4s
Thomas Moore for a tenement in Hastings late Huckwells before Winters by the yearly rent of..iis 5d
John Baker and Robert Baker for a parcell of land called Court Croft in St Clements in Hasting late Jon. Bakers their ffather before Mr Hares..6d
Henry Sargent for a tenement in Hastings called Ellis's late Geery's bt the yearly rent of..2s
William Bishop Gent for two severall Tenements the one called Purseland and the other Puckwell being held of the said Manor by Copy of Court Roll by the rent of..2s 2d one capon one hen
Thomas ffuller Esq. for certain lands called Harwards als. Perifeilds and Brooklands late Gibbs..is
19th Century
By 1880, the Manor House was located at the junction of Dane Road and Charles Road and was the residence of Mr. C. J. and Lady Anne Murray, Mr. C. J. Murray being M.P. for Hastings at that time[2]. Towards the end of this period, the property then appears to have come into the ownership of Mr. & Mrs. Sanger-Davies[3]
20th Century
For around a ten year period between 1930[4] and 1940[5], the building was utilised as a school, the Buchanan School
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References & Notes
- ↑ Hastings Museum and Art Gallery Local Studies Room
- ↑ British Newspaper Archive Hastings & St. Leonards Observer 10 July 1880 Pg. 0003
- ↑ British Newspaper Archive Hastings & St. Leonards Observer 20 November 1909 Pg. 0011
- ↑ British Newspaper Archive Hastings & St. Leonards Observer 13 September 1930 Pg. 0008
- ↑ British Newspaper Archive Hastings & St. Leonards Observer 6 July 1940 Pg. 0008