Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameMartha COX, 5G Grandmother
Birth1743
DeathJun 1819
Burial25 Jun 1819, Sedgley, Staffordshire, England
Spouses
1John HOMER
, 5G Grandfather
, 5G GrandfatherBaptism25 May 1744, Sedgley, Staffordshire, England6
Burial23 Apr 1788, Sedgley, Staffordshire, England6
Death1788
Birthabt 1744
OccupationLandowner, Gentleman
FatherThomas HOMER (~1702-1767)
MotherPatience KEELINGE (~1712-1778)
Marriage15 Apr 1768, Chetton, Salop, England
Notes for Martha COX
remarried before June 1796 to Benjamin ???
England Select Marrriages
John Homer and Martha Cox, married April 15 1768, Chetton, Shropshire
England Select Marrriages
John Homer and Martha Cox, married April 15 1768, Chetton, Shropshire
Notes for John (Spouse 1)
of Bromley Hall, Kingswinford and Townsend House, Sedgley
Post nuptual settlement dated April 23, 1787
Admon? January 2, 1796 to Richard Homer his son in P. E. C.
Rootsweb gives death as 2 June 1796
Named in the will of his grandfather Richard Keelinge 1766.
An Heir-at-Law of his uncle John Keelinge and his aunt Ann Dudley
From Brief Account of the Family Homer or de Homere of Ettingshall, Co. Stafford, Eng. and Boston Mass. by Benjamin Dixon Homer, 1889.
John Homer of Ettingshall, who married Martha Cox. On account of the encroachment of the collieries which made the place no longer desirable for a gentleman’s residence he sold the greater part of the Ettingshall estate and went to reside at another family property, Bromley Hall, in the same county, where he died in 1785 and was succeeded by his son Richard Homer.
Post nuptual settlement dated April 23, 1787
Admon? January 2, 1796 to Richard Homer his son in P. E. C.
Rootsweb gives death as 2 June 1796
Named in the will of his grandfather Richard Keelinge 1766.
An Heir-at-Law of his uncle John Keelinge and his aunt Ann Dudley
From Brief Account of the Family Homer or de Homere of Ettingshall, Co. Stafford, Eng. and Boston Mass. by Benjamin Dixon Homer, 1889.
John Homer of Ettingshall, who married Martha Cox. On account of the encroachment of the collieries which made the place no longer desirable for a gentleman’s residence he sold the greater part of the Ettingshall estate and went to reside at another family property, Bromley Hall, in the same county, where he died in 1785 and was succeeded by his son Richard Homer.