The Shelves
From Historical Hastings
The Shelves were land at on which the Fortune of Warwas later constructed by Thomas Sinnock around 1824. Records of the Manor of Ore showed a rent payable of 2s9d[1]
| 1650 June | In possession of William Batherst, 18 acres adjoining land called "Gatemans" and "Clownhill" |
| 1670-1681 | William Parker |
| 1691 | son, William, paid 2s 9d heriot |
| 1734 | same |
| 1789 | Robert Thatcher to son, John |
| 1806 | John Thatcher died without a live beast. John Thatcher of Pevensey. |
| 1810 | Thomas Sinnock. Constructed Fortune of War around 1824 |
| ? | Francis Henbrey |
| ?1835 | Thomas Breeds died 1840; to James Emary, Peter Rolt and Martha Breeds widow in trust for sale. |
References & Notes
- ↑ Histories of Hastings' Houses and Properties in three volumes: J. Manwaring Baines - Hastings Museum and Art Gallery pg.61
