John Venhorn
historical figure
John Venhorn was an 18th-century landowner in Jamaica, known for owning Montgomery Pen, which later became part of the Kingston Race Course, a significant site for sports and public events.
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Jamaica:
John Venhorn owned Montgomery Pen in 1754.
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The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Around the Kingston Race Course (now National Heroes Park and Circle) | News