Charles Horlick

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From familysearch, shows his parents as John and Hannah Sarah.

Painswick 1791;
Horlick Charles, Clothier
Horlick John, Clothier

Painswick, Pigots Directory, 1830
Horlick Charles, Gent.
Horlick John, Tailor
Horlick James, Boot and Shoemaker.

1796; Worcester Journal; ...." Charles Horlick, an eminent clothier of Painswick, to Miss Broom, daughter of J. Broom, Esq., of Kidder- minster."

1841 Census; Living as head, aged 72, as head at Hambutts, Painswick with a servant. Occupation; Independent. Gyde's and Holder's on same page!

From http://www.wishful-thinking.org.uk/genuki/GLS/Painswick/MIs.html
(Inscriptions in Painswick Churchyard);
Elizabeth, 30 years beloved w/o Charles HORLICK of this parish, A Gent, & d/o John BROOM, Of Kidderminster, Esq, 2 Sept 1826, 57
Charles HORLICK, Esq, late male relative of a long line of Ancestry who for upwards 150 years were inhabitants of this parish, he departed this life, 4 Aug 1843, 79 years, at his residence Ham Butts, he was a man of integrity unostentatious virtuous charitable liberal in his religious and other principals was highly esteemed in relations and friends and all who had the felicity of his acquaintance

Listed building text for Hambutts House; "Large detached house. C18, Ca9 extension but possibly on earlier body. Limestone,ashlar, stone slate roof. Lofty main range with one bay extension to left slightly set-back and to lower ridge; roof sweeps down at back of main block, possibly over stair, and there is a one-storey gabled extension. 1 + 3 windows, mainly 12-pane sashes to stone sills, but portico flanked by 16-pane,
and a 16-pane above. Ground floor outer have moulded architraves and first floor outer to moulded sills. Central to main block a 6-panel fielded door in Roman Doric portico to flat entablature, and with responds. There are remains
of chamfered-surround casements at first floor in bays 1 and 3. The window top left has projecting stone balcony slab to moulded edge and with interlaced cast-iron railing. Gable and off-centre left stacks, all to moulded cappings. Contemporary shutters to windows, but interior not inspected.

From Tim Lacy-Hulbert "Charles Hulbert footnote to p 81 History of Salop records him as the grand son of Zacharias Horlick"

Witness to the following from National Archives; Contents:
Exchange of Lands.
(1) Sir Edwin JEYNES of Gloucester, knight.
(2) Richard HELPS of Gloucester, woolstapler.
(a) 1 garden in Barton Street adjoining the turnpike road from Gloucester to Painswick, containing 2 roods and 37 perches.
(b) 1 enclosed parcel of land called May Slough in Barton Street St. Mary adjoining Rye Croft containing 3 roods 10 perches.
Consideration - £40.
Witness - Charles Horlick.

Horlick, C Esq, Painswick Gloucestershire was one of the subscribers to "The Histories and Antiquities of Shrewsbury" Vol 1 By Thomas Phillips, James Bowen, Charles Hulbert, pub 1837. Interestingly his brother-in-law Wm Powis of Wilmington Sq was also one of the subscribers. Presumably he was interested because there's a section that says "To the printer of the Shrewsbury Chronicle and his family, Mr de Courcy was most ardently attached. To a relative * of that family he address a letter of solemn council" The footnote to the * is 'Mr Samuel Horlick of Painswick, Gloucestershire'. Samuel Horlick must be our Samuel 1738-1778 ; his sister Mary Horlick married Thomas Wood.

Charles married Elizabeth Broom, daughter of John Broom and Unknown, on 10 Feb 1796 in Kidderminster, Worcs. (Elizabeth Broom was born in 1769 and died on 2 Sep 1826.)