# Horler

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**Horler** is an uncommon [family name](/source/Family_name) that originated in [Somerset](/source/Somerset), [England](/source/England).[1] Its earliest appearance was around 1600 as an occupational name for coal transporters, or "[haulers](/source/Haulage)".

## People with the surname "Horler"

- [David Horler](/source/David_Horler) (born 1943), English jazz trombonist
- [Ed Horler](/source/Ed_Horler) (born 1995), English field hockey player
- [Edd Horler](/source/Edd_Horler) (born 1963), British bobsledder
- [George Horler](/source/George_Horler) (1895–1967), English footballer
- [John Horler](/source/John_Horler) (born 1947), English jazz pianist
- [Natalie Horler](/source/Natalie_Horler) (born 1981), English-German singer and television presenter
- [Sacha Horler](/source/Sacha_Horler) (born 1970), Australian actress
- [Sydney Horler](/source/Sydney_Horler) (1888–1954), British novelist

## References

1. Wareham, Mark. ["Horler family history"](http://www.southwilts.com/site/My-family-history-by-Mark-Wareham/Horler-family.htm)

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