Charles Snell Kensington

???? - 1845

Claimant or beneficiary

Biography

Brother of John Larkins Kensington (q.v.) and probably a beneficiary of the award for the enslaved people on the Lure estate in Tobgo. Trustees under the will of the brothers' father, Charles Kensington, (under which Charles Snell Kensington was a beneficiary) contested the claim of John Larkins Kensington as executor.

  1. Will of Charles Snell Kensington of Gay Street Bath Somerset proved 18/02/1846. He was at Gay Street in the census of 1841, age 60, of independent means.

  2. Short letter saying that his brother being in Tobago, he would have to write to him before steps could be taken to liquidate a small claim.


Sources

1. PROB11/2031/163; 1841 census online.

2. Email from Daniel Talbot 24/07/2020: Letter from C.S. Kensington to Thomas Ward Esq of Newcastle under Lyme, dated London, February 8, 1831 (in possession of Daniel Talbot).

We are grateful to Daniel Talbot for his help in compiling this entry.


Further Information

Absentee?
British/Irish

Associated Claims (1)

£1,250 19s 1d
Beneficiary

Relationships (2)

Brothers
Son → Father

Addresses (1)

21 Gay Street, Bath, Somerset, South-west England, England