Hulley Family History - Family Trees

Notes

1882 Jun qtr - Born at Bury RD: Hulley Franklin Bury 8c 593 (FreeBMD).

1882 01 Apr - Born at Radcliffe, Lancs: see baptism entry below.

1882 06 Jun - baptised at St Andrew, Radcliffe, Lancashire: Franklin Hulley - [Child] of Franklin Hulley & Emily Born: 1
Apr 1882 Abode: Lever St. Occupation: Overlooker Baptised by: S. Williamson Register: Baptisms 1877
- 1898, Page 15, Entry 119 Source: LDS Film 1408755 (from Lancs OPC).

1891 census
RG 12/3144 Radcliffe f15 106 Water Street
Franklin Hulley Head Mar 34 Cotton Loom Jobber & Earthenware dealer Lancs Radcliffe
Emily Hulley Wife Mar 35 Earthenware Dealer Lancs Radcliffe
Eveline Hulley Dau 11 Scholar Lancs Radcliffe
Gertrude Hulley Dau 10 Scholar Lancs Radcliffe
Franklin Hulley Son 9 Scholar Lancs Radcliffe
George S. Hulley Son 7 Scholar Lancs Radcliffe
Albert E. Hulley Son 2 Lancs Radcliffe

1901 census
RG 13/3648 Radcliffe f5 106 Water Street
Franklin Hulley Head M 44 Insurance Agent Worker Lancs Radcliffe
Emily Hulley Wife M 45 Lancs Bury
Eveline Hulley Dau S 21 Teacher Elementary School Lancs Radcliffe
Gertrude Hulley Dau S 20 Dress Maker Lancs Radcliffe
Frankin Hulley Son S 18 Joiner's Apprentice Lancs Radcliffe
George S. Hulley Son 17 Cotton Loom Overlooker Apprentice Lancs Radcliffe
Albert E. Hulley Son 12 Lancs Radcliffe
Edith Maria Hulley Dau 6 Lancs Radcliffe

circa 1910 Emigrated to Canada

1911 23 Mar - married in Toronto: Franklin Hulley 28, Carpenter, Anglican, resident of Toronto, son of Franklin Hulley
(a mill overlooker) and Emily Groves; Esther McGuiness 21, Anglican, resident of Toronto, daughter of
Thomas McGuiness (a stevedore) and Esther Wade. Ceremony performed by Revd. Armstrong.

ONTARIO, CANADA, MARRIAGES 1826 - 1936
Particulars to be filled in by the Clergyman performing Marriage
I Hereby declare that I Married
Name of Husband Franklin Hulley
Name of Wife Esther McGuinness
on the 23rd day of March 1911
at the City of Toronto (Name of Municipality) In the County of York by L (License or Banns)
Husband - Franklin Hulley Wife - Esther McGuinness
Rank or Profession - Carpenter Rank or Profession -
Bachelor or Widower - S Spinster or Widow - S
Age - 28 Age - 21
Religious Denomination - Anglican Religious Denomination - Anglican
*****************************************
Residence of Husband Toronto
Residence of Wife Toronto
Name in Full of Father of Husband Franklin Hulley
Name in Full of Father of Wife Thos. McGuinness
Rank or Profession of Father of Husband Mill over-looker
Rank or Profession of Father of Wife Stevedore
Name and Maiden Name of Mother of Husband Emily Groves
Name and Maiden Name of Mother of Wife Esther Wade
Names and Addresses of Witnesses F. A. Armstrong Toronto
Mrs. W. H. Freeman
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SCHEDULE D
AFFIDAVIT
Required before License or Certificate is Granted by Issuer of Marriage Licenses by provision of
The Marriage Act (Chapter 162, R.S.O. 1897)
______________________
I Franklin Hulley of the City of Toronto
Name of Applicant City, Town, Village or Township
in the County of York make oath and say as follows:-
County or District

1. That I and Esther McGuinness of the same place
Name of Second Party City, Town, Village or Township
…………………………..are desirous of entering into the
Contract of Marriage, and having our Marriages duly solemnized at the City of Toronto
City, Town, Village or Township
in the County of York
County or District

2. According to the best of my knowledge and belief, there is no affinity, consanguinity, prior marriage
or any other lawful cause or impediment to bar or hinder the solemnization of the said Marriage.

3. I Franklin Hulley have had, since the first day of January 1911
Name of either or both parties Month
my usual place of abode within the municipality of Toronto in the County of York
My, Her, or Our City, Town, Village or Township County or District
`
4. I am of the age of 28 years, and the said Esther McGuinness is a Spinster
Name of Second Party Spinster or Widow

Sworn before me at Toronto } Franklin Hulley
in the County of York } (For signature of Deponent)
}
this 23rd day of March }

Chas. Spanney Issuer of Marriage Licenses at Toronto
(8 lines of Notes)

1911 CANADA CENSUS - COLUMN HEADINGS

Col no. Heading
1 Dwelling House
2 Family, household or institution
3 name of each person in family, household or institution
4 Place of habitation
5 Sex
6 Relationship to head of family or household
7 Single, married, widowed, divorced or legally separated
8 Month of birth
9 Year of birth
10 Age at last birthday
11 Country or place of birth
12 Year of immigration to Canada if an immigrant
13 Year of naturalisation if formerly an alien
14 Racial or tribal origin
15 Nationality
16 Religion
17 Chief occupation or trade
18 Employment other than chief occupation or trade, if any
19 Employer
20 Employee
21 Working on own accord
22 State where person is employed, as “on farm”, “in woollen mill” etc.
23 Weeks employed in 1910 at chief occupation or trade
24 Weeks employed in 1910 at other than chief occupation or trade
25 Hours of working time at chief occupation or trade
26 Hours of working time at other than chief occupation or trade
27 Total earnings in 1910 from chief occupation or trade
28 Total earnings in 1910 from other than chief occupation or trade
29 Rate of earnings per hour when employed by the hour - Cents
30 Insurance held at date - Upon Life
31 Insurance held at date - Against accident or sickness
32 Insurance held at date - Cost of insurance in census year
33 Months at school in 1910
34 Can read
35 Can write
36 Language commonly spoken
37 Cost of education in 1910 for persons over 10 years of age at College Convent or University
38 Blind
?39 Deaf
?40 Dumb

Col no. Entries for Frank Hullay Entries for Essie Hullay
1 46 (in household of Emma Nelson) 46 (in household of Emma Nelson)
2 57 57
3 Hullay, Frank Hullay, Essie
4 38 Hook ..... 38 Hook .....
5 M F
6 Roomer Roomer
7 M M
8 July September
9 1884 1888
10 26 22
11 England England
12 1909 1910
13 - -
14 English English
15 Canadian Canadian
16 Anglican R Catholic
17 Carpenter None
18 11-6-29 N.G.
19 No -
20 Yes -
21 No -
22 Fox Street Ry -
23 52 -
24 - -
25 60 -
26 - -
27 750 -
28 - -
29 - -
30 - -
31 - -
32 - -
33 - -
34 Yes Yes
35 Yes Yes
36 English English
37 - -
38 - -
39 - -
40 -

1912 14 Mar - son George's birth entry:
What is the full name of the child? Hulley, George
When was the child born? Mar 14 1912
Where was the child born? 12 Northern Place Toronto
Male or Female M
Are the parents married? Yes
Full name of Father Franklin Hulley
Occupation of Father? Carpenter
Full Maiden Name of Mother Esther Mary McGuinness
Where were the parents married? Toronto
When were they married? Mar 23 1911

1913 06 Aug - son William's birth entry:
Surname of child Hulley
Christian name William
Where born? 246 Brock
Sex M
Are the parents married? Yes
Where and when married Toronto Mar 23 1910 (sic)
Full name of Father Franklin Hulley
Occupation Carpenter
Maiden name of Mother Esther McGuinness

circa 1915 Son Thomas born in Canada

1915 8 Sep - Attested for Canadian Army - living at 12 Northern Place Toronto with wife Esther and 3 children. Trade -
Carpenter. Height 5ft 6 1/4 ins; Girth 36 3/4ins expansion 2 1/2 ins; Complexion Dark; Eyes Hazel; Hair
Dark Brown; Religion Church of England; distinctive marks Scar, one inch long, inner side of left wrist.
(Army No. 163490)

1915 08 Sep - ATTESTATION PAPER - 75 Bn. C.E.F. No. 163490
QUESTIONS TO BE PUT BEFORE ATTESTATION
1. What is your name? Franklin Hulley
2. In what Town, Township or Parish, and in Bradcliffe (sic) Lancashire, England,
what County were you born?
3. What is the name of your next-of-kin? Esther Hulley (Wife),
4. What is the address of your next-of-kin? 12 Northern Place, Toronto, Can.,
5. What is the date of your birth? April 2nd 1882
6. What is your Trade or Calling? Carpenter
7. Are you married? Yes
8. Are you willing to be vaccinated or re-
vaccinated or innoculated? Yes
9. Do you now belong to the Active Militia? No
10. Have you ever served in any Military Force? No
11. Do you understand the nature and terms of
your engagement? Yes
12. Are you willing to be attested to serve in the
CANADIAN OVERSEAS EXPEDITIONARY FORCE? Yes

DECLARATION TO BE MADE BY MAN ON ATTESTATION

OATH TO BE TAKEN BY MAN ON ATTESTATION

CERTIFICATE OF MAGISTRATE

1916 18 Jun sailed from Halifax N.S on Empress of Britian.

1916 28 Jun disembarked in England.

1916 30 Jun SOS on trans. to 75th Batt Bordon (Hampshire)

1916 30 Jun transferred to 75th Bn Canadian Infantry (from 84th Bn)

1916 14 Jul Made Military Will - In the event of my death, I give the whole of my effects to my
wife Mrs Esther Hulley 724 Duffrin St Toronto Ont. (signed) Franklin Hulley Private
75th Batt July 14th 1916.

1916 11 Aug proceeded for service overseas.

1916 12 Aug disembarked at Havre, France.

EXTRACT FROM WIKIPEDIA

The Battle of the Somme, July–November 1916
The Somme offensive had no great geographical objectives. Its purpose was threefold – to relieve
pressure on the French armies at Verdun, to inflict as heavy losses as possible on the German armies,
and to aid allies on other fronts by preventing any further transfer of Germany troops from the west. The
Canadian Corps is formed after receiving the 2nd and 3rd division; its first commander was Major-
General M. S. Mercer. On 1 July a seven-day assault began and British losses numbered 57, 470.
During this time the 1st Newfoundland Regiment is decimated when attacking German trenches. The
Mark I Tank first appears in the Battle at Somme, though premature the psychological impact is
astounding and the sheer sight of it makes many German soldiers surrender immediately. The toll of the
5-month campaign cannot be statistically verified by a single reliable source however historians have
come into the range of German losses roughly 670,000 and an Allied total of 623,907.

1916 14 Oct - died in the Special Hospital, Warloy of shrapnel wound to abdomen and right hip.

1916 14 Oct - Canada, War Graves Registers (Circumstances of Casuality ), 1914-1948 for Franklin Hulley
1. NO. 2. RANK OR RATING 3. SURNAME 4. CHRISTIAN NAME
163490 Private HULLEY Franklin

5. UNIT OR SHIP 6. DATE OF CASUALTY 7. HQ FILE NO. 8. RELIGION
75th Battalion 14-10-16 649-H 5664 Church of England

9. CIRCUSTANCES OF CASUALTY 10. NAME, RELATIONSHIP AND ADDRESS OF N of K
"Died of Wounds" (Gunshot Wounds Abdomen
and Right Hip) at Special Hospital, Warley.

NOTE: ITEMS 12, 13, and 14 are not to be completed until grave is permanently located.

12. CEMETERY 13. LOCATION OF CEMETERY 14 GRAVE LOCATION
Warley Baillon Communal 5 miles west of Albert, France
Cemetery Extension

(no date known) buried in the Warloy-Baillon Communal Cemetery extension, Somme -
HULLEY, Private F. 163490 75th Bn. Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regt.) 14th October 1916. II.C. II.

1916 23 Nov - Manchester Evening News - FALLEN FIGHTERS - Pte. FRANKLIN HULLEY, whose parents live at 74,
Bury Street, Radcliffe, has died of wounds. He joined the Canadian forces, and when in Radcliffe he was
a joiner at Messrs. Rigby's works.

1916 25 Nov - Obituary in 'Radcliffe Times' :-
RADCLIFFE TIMES - Saturday, 25th November 1916 Page 4 - ROLL OF HONOUR
HULLEY- In loving memory of Private Franklin Hulley (CEF) who died of wounds received in action
October 1916.

"Where the mourner weeping Sheds the secret tear
God his watch is keeping Though none else be near
God will never leave thee All thy wants he knows
Feels the pain that grieves thee Sees thy cares and woes"

His sorrowing wife and three little ones in Canada.

"At the call of duty he responded
At the sound of trumpet he will awake"

From his loving father and mother and sisters Gertrude and Edith

" ??? thy power grant Lord, that we At our last hour fall not from thee
Saved by thy grace, Thine may we be all through the days of eternity"

From his sister Evelyn and brother-in-law in Egypt

"Greater love hath no man than this
That he lay down his life for his friends"

From his brother Albert Edward (somewhere in France)

"He gave his life for his country"

Deeply regretted by Stanley and Pattie

RADCLIFFE TIMES - Saturday, 25th November 1916 Page 8

LOCAL HEROES

Who have given their lives for their Country

PTE. F. HULLEY

Pte. Franklin Hulley, eldest son of Mr & Mrs Franklin Hulley, 74 Bury St, Radcliffe Hall, has died from wounds
received in France. He was 34 years of age and leaves (in Canada) a widow and three sons. The eldest
child being 4 years old. The deceased served his apprenticeship as a joiner at Messrs Rigby's works,
Radcliffe and 6 years ago emigrated to Canada where he was employed on the Toronto Railway. He joined
the Canadian Forces 14 months ago and went to France. A short time ago his parents heard from a younger
son, Albert, who is in the trenches that Franklin had been shot in the back while returning from patrol duty
and a message has this week been received from Canada announcing his death. His father (an overlooker)
was for many years choirmaster at the Radcliffe Parish Church and last Sunday he began similar duty at St
Thomas's Church. The deceased was formerly a member of St Andrews Church, Black Lane and was
educated in the day school there. His cousin Charles Edward Hulley, was reported missing in June and has
not been heard of since.

(Obituary accompanied by small photo).

1978 15 Mar - information from Doris Hulley (nee Harrison) second wife of George Stanley Hulley:
This birth cert. is for your grandfathers' brother (Franklin). He married and went to Canada before the first
world war. He was killed fighting in the war. They had three sons. Many years ago a relative of his wife
from Windermere made enquiries as to their whereabouts but could find nothing in Radcliffe. I don't
know their name.

1985 - information from Olwen Hulley nee Turner: I asked Marian the names of the Hulley boys who went to
Canada and had a reply yesterday. They were called George, William and Thomas and they were born
in between the births of their cousins Gertrude [1880], Florence and Margaret Eccleston. (See up to date
details on this family tree)

Esther McGuinness was said to be working as a barmaid in the Unicorn Hotel on Bolton Road Radcliffe when she met Franklin Hulley, who lived on the opposite of the road to the Hotel. She was a Roman Catholic and as such never had the full approval of the Hulley family of that era. Her marriage to Franklin has not been located yet - possibly in Canada (but see below) - but Franklin and her emigrated there circa 1910. He was called up and served in the Canadian Army and was killed in action in 1916.

Esther returned to Radcliffe with her three small children, presumably in the hope that her parents-in-law would support her and her family. They lived for a time at 74 Bury Street in a Confectioners shop run by Patience Hulley and daughter Marion. (This was two doors away from where I lived with my mother, Sydney and Freda between 1948 and 1961)

Esther clearly couldn't settle in Radcliffe and returned to Canada.

Ray Hulley
July 2000

Known events about Esther Hulley:-

1888 Sep - born in Ireland - see 1901 and 1911 censuses below.

1901 census
RG 13/3707 f67r 10 Dover Street Chorlton upon Medlock
Thomas McGinness Head M 58 Dock Labourer (worker) Ireland
Esther McGinness Wife M 46 Ireland
John McGinness Son S 14 Bottle washer Cellar (worker) Ireland
Esther McGinness Dau S 12 Ireland
Patrick McGinness Son S 10 Ireland

1910 - emigrated to Canada - see 1911 census below.

Chas. Spanney Issuer of Marriage Licenses at Toronto
(8 lines of Notes)

1911 CANADA CENSUS - COLUMN HEADINGS

circa 1915 Son Thomas born in Canada? but see 12th April 1921 Manifest of SS Melita Liverpool to S John, New
Brunswick.

1915 8 Sep living at 12 Northern Place, Toronto Can. (husband's Attestation)

1916 14 Jul living at 724 Duffryn Street, Toronto Ont. (husband's Will)

1919 - Mar Section of Manifest of unknown vessel "TO THE UNITED STATES FROM FOREIGN CONTIGUOUS
TERRITORY"

Col.16 By whom was passage paid? Self
Col.17 Whether in possession of $250 , if less less, how much? With daughter ?? 22
Col.18 Whether ever before in the United States and if so, when & where? Yes 1850 Various places
last departure - 1913
Col.19 Whether going to join a relative or friend; and if so, his name and
complete address Wife Esther McGuiness
Dublin Ireland
Col.20 Purpose of coming to the United States in Transit
Cols. 1-26 various questions re certain conditions of person No
Col.27 Condition of health, mental and physical Good
Col.28 Deformed or crippled. Nature, length of time, and cause No
Col.29 Height - Feet, Inches 5 - 8
Col.30 Complexion Fresh
Col.31 Color of Hair - Color of Eyes Gr. - Blue
Col.32 Marks of indentification None
Col.33 Place of birth - Country - City or town Ire - Dublin

Line no.21 is the entry of Thomas McGuiness, father of Esther Hulley nee McGuiness
Line no.22 is the entry of Esther Hulley nee McGuiness. Additions - Col.17 - 200; Col.18 - No;
Col.19 - None; Col.29 - 5-6;
Col.36 Hair - Dk Brn
Lines no.23, 24 are the entries of sons George F. and Thomas. Additions Col. 16 - Mother;
Col. 33 - Canada - Toronto

Note - The above information is shown on the second of two pages copied - the first page could be
shown below.

1919 - 1920 (exact date unknown)
US Border Crossings from Canada to U.S.
Port of Island Pond; (Essex County, Vermont)
Name Age Sex Cond. Occup. Read Natnalty Race Last address Final Dest.
McGuinness Thos 78 M M Retired Sailor Eng Can Irish Toronto Irel Dublin
Hulley Esther 29 F Wd Housewife Eng Can Irish Toronto Eng. Manchester
Hulley George F. 7 M un 16 Eng Can Irish Toronto Eng. Manchester
Hulley Thomas 5 M un 16 Eng Can Irish Toronto Eng. Manchester

Note: The date of this journey is not shown on the two pages copied. It can be determined by reference to the ages of the above persons.

Thos McGuinness born 1833 - add 78 = 1911
Esther Hulley born 1888 - add 29 = 1917
George F. Hulley born 1912 - add 7 =1919
Thomas Hulley born c1915 - add 5 =1920

The first age shown is not accurate so the average of the remainder is 1919.

1920 17 Jul Awarded War Service Gratuity - $116.00 - Special Pension Bonus - $64.00 - living at 22 Bury Street,
Radcliffe Hall, nr Manchester. ( this house was in the row opposite the Parish School).

1921 03 Mar - Medals and Decoration of husband sent to her at 22 Bury Street, Radcliffe Hall, Radcliffe, nr Manchester.

1921 12 Apr - VESSEL’S NAME - “Melita” MASTER’S NAME - Henry Parry; TONNAGE - 8525; PORT OF
EMBARKATION - Liverpool; DATE OF SAILING - 12th April 1921; WHERE BOUND - St J. NB.
(St. John, New Brunswick Canada)
S.S Melita Line CPOS
Sailed from Liverpool on April 12th 1912
Arrived at St John NB on April 19th at 11 o’clock p.m.
Landed at 8 o’clock a.m. 20-4-21 Saloon (nil) 2nd Cabin - 517 Steerage - 1402 Total 1919.
Bill of Health - Clean; No. held in Quarantine -

RETURNING CANADIANS
NAME IN FULL AGE M, S, W Been in IF SO, Country Race Destination
Canada bef When Where How of birth
long
Hulley Esther 32 W Yes 1910 Toronto 9 Ireland Irish Toronto Ontario
Ont.
Hulley William 7 S Yes Toronto Canada Canadian Toronto Ontario
Ont.
Hulley George F. S Yes Toronto Canada Canadian Toronto Ontario
Ont.
Hulley Thomas 6 S Yes Toronto England Canadian Toronto Ontario
Ont.
1922 1 Aug Plaque sent (?to Esther Hulley)

1922 17 Nov Medals etc re-sent to her at 8 Second Street, New Toronto, Ont.

1923 26 Oct Plaque redesp. (?to Esther Hulley)

1930 14 Jan Remarried to Patrick Denver McCabe in Toronto.

1912 14 Mar - Ontario Births:
Surname: Hulley
Christian name: George
Date of Birth: Mar 14 1912
Where born: 25 Northern Place
Sex: M 004075
Parents married?: Yes
Full Name of Father; Franklin Hulley
Occupation: Carpenter
Maiden name of Mother: Esther Mary McGuinness
Where married: Toronto
Date: Mar 23 1911
Name of Physician: J.W. Wightam
Certified by Mrs Bartlett
Address: 19 Mechanics Ave
Relation to child: Nurse
Were you in the house at
at time of birth: Yes
Date of Return: Apr 19 1912

1919 - Mar Section of Manifest of unknown vessel "TO THE UNITED STATES FROM FOREIGN CONTIGUOUS
TERRITORY"

Note - The above information is shown on the second of two pages copied - the first page could be
shown below.

Note: The date of this journey is not shown on the two pages copied. It can be determined by reference to the ages of the above persons.

Thos McGuinness born 1833 - add 78 = 1911
Esther Hulley born 1888 - add 29 = 1917
George F. Hulley born 1912 - add 7 =1919
Thomas Hulley born c1915 - add 5 =1920

The first age shown is not accurate so the average of the remainder is 1919.

1931 29 Jun - George Franklin Hulley arrived at Buffalo, New York, United States (born c 1912 Toronto, Ontario)

1931 29 Jun - Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1954
CARD INDEX MANIFEST - New York - Buffalo
Port of BUFFALO N.Y.
Date JUN 29 1931
Family name HULLEY
Given name GEORGE FRANKLIN
Accompanied by FRIEND MRS VIOLA WOOD 21
Place of birth town Country etc TORONTO ONT. CAN.
Age 19 yrs
Sex M
Condition S
Occupation LABORER
Read Y
Write Y
Language or . . . . . ENG
Race ENG
Nationality CAN
Last permanent residence (town country etc) 21 BANK ST TORONTO CAN
Name & address of nearest relative or friend in Country BRO. WILLIAM 21 BANK ST TORONTO CAN
Ever in US. N
Passage paid by S
Name and address of nearest relative or friend to join there
BFLO N.Y.
Money shown $22.00
Height 5ft 9in
Complexion MED
Hair LT BR
Eyes GR
Religion RC
Previously examined at
Date
Previous Disposition B.S.I.
Present Disposition Ref 10 C.P.19
Received by AUTO

On reverse - Withdrew Appl.

1942 14 Aug - started Army Service - see below.

1945 10 Jul - U.S. Border Crossings from Canada to U.S. (Very difficult to read)
PERMANENT
MANIFEST Port of Buffalo New York. July 10th 1945.
Famly name: HULLEY given name GEORGE Accompanied by Alone
From: Toronto Canada ?/23/45
Place of birth Town County - Toronto Canada.
Age: 33 yrs
Sex: M
Occupation: Dockbuilder
Language or ???????: English
????: English
Nationality: Canada
Name & address of ??? Esther Hulley (Mother) RR No. 2 King ??? Cai??ie Canada
? Previous trips Yes May 1927, June 28th 1945 New York, N.Y.
?Paid for by Self
? Address in US.? Whitestone, New York (brother) Thomas Hulley, 11-15 149th St.
? No
? No
? Reside permanently
? NYC 34960
Height 5 ft 9ins
Complexion Medium
Hair Brown
Eyes Brown
? Distinguishing marks None
1945 07 Nov - Petition for US Naturalization: George Frankln Hulley

US Veteran's Gravesites - George Franklin Hulley:
Service Info: PFC US Army World War II
Birth date: 14 Mar 1912
Death Date: 04 Dec 1957
Service Start Date: 14 Aug 1942
Cemetery: Long Island National Cemetery 3040 Wellwood Avenue Farmingdale
NY 11735-1211
Buried at: Section Z Site 897

1957 04 Dec - died at New York - see above.

1915 born - see Manifest below. Born in Canada? but see 12th April 1921 Manifest of SS Melita Liverpool to St.
John, New Brunswick.

1919 - Mar Section of Manifest of unknown vessel "TO THE UNITED STATES FROM FOREIGN CONTIGUOUS
TERRITORY"

Note - The above information is shown on the second of two pages copied - the first page could be
shown below.

Note: The date of this journey is not shown on the two pages copied. It can be determined by reference to the ages of the above persons.

Thos McGuinness born 1833 - add 78 = 1911
Esther Hulley born 1888 - add 29 = 1917
George F. Hulley born 1912 - add 7 =1919
Thomas Hulley born c1915 - add 5 =1920

The first age shown is not accurate so the average of the remainder is 1919.

1945 10 Jul - Brother George's U.S. Border Crossings from Canada to U.S. (Very difficult to read)
PERMANENT
MANIFEST Port of Buffalo New York. July 10th 1945.
Famly name: HULLEY given name GEORGE Accompanied by Alone
From: Toronto Canada ?/23/45
Place of birth Town County - Toronto Canada.
Age: 33 yrs
Sex: M
Occupation: Dockbuilder
Language or ???????: English
????: English
Nationality: Canada
Name & address of ??? Esther Hulley (Mother) RR No. 2 King ??? Cai??ie Canada
? Previous trips Yes May 1927, June 28th 1945 New York, N.Y.
?Paid for by Self
? Address in US.? Whitestone, New York (brother) Thomas Hulley, 11-15 149th St.
? No
? No
? Reside permanently
? NYC 34960
Height 5 ft 9ins
Complexion Medium
Hair Brown
Eyes Brown
? Distinguishing marks None

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Canada01 - Descendants of Franklin Hulley who was born in Radcliffe, Lancashire and emigrated to Canada c1910

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