Cavendish Place
From Historical Hastings
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Number 1, Cavendish place was most likely constructed circa 1831, when it appears in the Poor Rate assessments as belonging to Charles Frederick Nott.[1] Remaining in his possession until around 1850, when the tenants were the Rev. Edgar Rust between 1837-183, Susanna Stott 1844-1849, then a name of Flood.
By July of 1870, there was formed a terrace of eight houses, number 1 being owned and occupied by Thomas Dawes. April 1880 sees Samuel James Heathfield through 1890, the buildings being absorbed into Croft Road by around 1900[2][a]
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References & Notes
- ↑ Brett in his Manuscript Histories gives the date of absorption into Cavendish Place of the terrace (Cavendish Terrace) as 1851
- ↑ Poor Rate Assessments Book 2, July 15th 1831
- ↑ Histories of Hastings' Houses and Properties in three volumes: J. Manwaring Baines - Hastings Museum and Art Gallery Pg. 94
