Thomas Strangways Horner

Awarded with Edmund Broderip (q.v.) the compensation for the enslaved people Revolution Hall in Grenada as trustees of the marriage settlement of Richard Oliver Smith (q.v.).

1. An indenture of c. 1819 concerning the marriage settlement of Mary Broderip and Richard Oliver Smith shows Edmund Broderip the elder and Edmund Broderip the younger as parties. Given that the will of Edmund Broderip of Bath Somerset was proved 12/01/1829, the Edmund Broderip in the compensation records must be the younger.  

2. Thomas Strangways Horner son of Thomas of Mells Somerset matriculated Corpus Christi Oxford 04/11/1783 aged 21; created DCL 06/07/1810, of Mells Park, died 12/03/1844. Married Margaret Frances Hippisley 06/07/1805 at St George Hanover. Will of Thomas Strangways Horner of Mells Somerset proved 09/05/1844.

T71/880 Grenada claim no. 591. Counterclaim by Edmund Broderip of Weymouth Dorset and T.S. Horner of Mells Park, Somerset, first mortgagees and trustees of a settlement made on the marriage of ROS for £11,105, settlement dated 13/8/1819.

1. The indenture and other material related to Revolution Hall is partly transcribed at http://agenealogyhunt.blogspot.com/2011/02/part-460s-smith-robertson-genealogy.html accessed 9/6/2011; PROB 11/1750.

2. Ancestry.com, Oxford University Alumni, 1500-1886 [database online]; Ancestry.com, London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921 [database online]; PROB 11/1998.