TENTH GENERATION
49. Jasper Hulley/Hooley
Hulley Family Bible 17 Oct 1755
Jasper Son of the beforementioned Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on Friday the 17th day of October 1755 about half an hour past eight 
o'clock in the morning and Baptised on the Sunday following by the Rev Mr Mayer.  
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 19 Oct 1755
baptised at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Jasper son of  Jonathan Hulley of Rainow
SC 2/301/7  Halmote of the Manor and Forest        01 Jan 1766
01 Jan 1766 - Mr Jasper - James – Jasper do  
Miscellaneous Information Cheshire – large ring binder 30 Nov 1774
Letter from J. Hulley to Mr Alford at Lyme 
Sir
I shall take it as a Particular favour if you will represent to your Mr. the Hardships ye Sevral Townships have suffered under  ye Parochial Chapel of 
Maxfd. in making them subject to a Law Suit for many years  past and notwithstanding ye suit carried on in  ye spiritual Court was given in favour of 
ye Townships; proposals are now made to obtain an Act of Parliament to cause ye Townships to pay according to Assessmt. by yt to be granted.   
My late Father has declared that when anything Extraordinary has been done at ye Chapel which has occasioned a greater Ley, the Townships by 
desire have made a Subscription to assist in paying that Ley: but afterwards an assessmt was made on ye Townships to compell, ,it was refused, 
which causd ye Litigation; and therefore as I understand Mr. Legh has Connections with us in having a property in Kettleshulme, and perhaps in 
other of ye Townships, I beg that he will take it into Consideration and at this Juncture to stand our friend (as we are subject to ye Leys of the Parish 
Church and have Chapels of our own to take care of).
Please to make  my Complts to Mr. Legh with respect to yourself who am
                                                                       Your Hnble Servt.
                                                                             J. Hulley
One House                      
Marriage Licence 08 Aug 1784
The eighth Day of August in the Year of our LORD, One Thousand, Seven Hundred, and Eighty four 
On which day appeared personally Jasper Hulley of Rainow within the Parish of Prestbury & County & Diocese of Chester Gentl. and being sworn on
the HOLY EVANGELISTS, alledged and made Oath as follows, That he is of the Age of twenty five Years and upwards, and a Bachelor and intends to
marry Sarah Wright of the Borough of Macclesfield in the said Parish of Prestbury aged nineteen and upwards, and a Minor with the consent of 
Whittaker Wright her father
not knowing or believing any lawful Let, or Impediment, by reason of any Praecontract, entered into before the Twenty-fifth Day of March, One
Thousand, Seven Hundred, and Fifty Four, Consanguinity, Affinity, or any other Cause whatsoever, to hinder the said intended Marriage: And he
Prayed a Licence to solemnize the said Marriage in the Parish Church of Prestbury aforesaid. In which said Parish of Prestbury the said Jasper Hulley  
further made Oath, That the said Sarah Wright hath had her usual Abode for the space of Four Weeks last past.
One the same day the said
  Jasper Hulley                                                                      J. Hulley
Was sworn before me 
                       P. Mayer     Sur.e
And appeared personally the said Whittaker Wright & being also sworn on the Holy Evangelist made Oath that he is the natural & lawful Father of the 
said Sarah Wright & that he is consenting to the abovesaid intended Marriage.
                                                                                                   W. Wright
The same Day the said 
Whittaker Wright was
sworn         before me          P.Mayer
   Sur.e
Hulley Family Bible 12 Aug 1784
Jasper son of the aforesaid Jonathan and Mary Hulley was Married on the 12th day of August being Thursday 1784 to Sarah the eldest Daughter of 
Whittaker Wright of Macclesfield at Prestbury by the Rev Mr Monkhouse.
St Peter’s church Prestbury registers 12 Aug 1784
marriage entry: Jaspar Hulley Gent. of Rainow and Sarah Wright, minor of Macclesfield by Licence
General Evening Post (from Burney Collection of Newspapers) 19 Aug 1784
On Thursday the 12th inst. was married, at Prestbury, Lieutenant Hulley, of the Royal Cheshire militia, to Miss Wright, of Macclesfield, in the County 
of Chester. (also in the Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser Aug 23rd)
Hulley Family Bible 10 Jun 1785
Jonathan son of the before mentioned Jasper and Sarah Hulley was born on the Tenth day of June being Friday 1785 and was baptised on Friday 
following priv. by the Rev Mr Mayer.     
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 10 Jun 1785
Baptism: Jonathan son of Jasper and Sarah Hooly of Rainow 
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 11 Aug 1785
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of Rainow
Leeds Intelligencer  27 Dec 1785
on the 11th instant died, Thomas Clark, servant to Mr. Hulley, of Onehouse, in Rainow, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, who continued from 16 years of 
age to the time of his death, serving three preceding generations. In the year 1778,  a silver medal was given him  by the Agriculture Society in 
Manchester, for the longest continuance in one place, having then served 63 years.
SC 2/304/3   Halmote of the Manor and Forest   1786
Ref 35 Rainow lease for Clayton Close – John Ryle & Daniel Prixton – Jasper Hulley in list of Court officers
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 01 Jun 1786
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Hulley Family Bible 02 Dec 1786
Jasper the second of Son of Jasper and Sarah Hulley was born on the second day of December being Saturday between the hours of nine and ten 
of the clock in the Forenoon in the year of our Lord 1786 and was privately Baptised the same day by the Rev Mr Buckley.      
Holy Trinity church Rainow registers 02 Dec 1786
Baptism: Jasper son of Jasper & Sarah Hulley
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 17 Jul 1787
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
SC 2/340/2 Declarations (Forest Court) Macclesfield  Hundred 02 Sep 1787
For Jasper Hulley Gentleman Plaintiff against James Oakes Defendant in a plea of Trespass upon the Case to the Damage of thirty nine Shillings. 
Dated 2 September 1787 I James Oakes the above named Defendant do hereby confess damages in the case to four shillings and eight pence with  
Costs as witness my hand signed James Oakes  5 June 1788
Collection (Fonds) D7392 Hulley family of Rainow records at CRO ref 36 11 Sep 1787
Purchase of lands by Jasper Hulley 
Earwaker transcription of above document
Indenture bipartite made 11 Sept 1787 Between Jasper Hulley of the One House within Rainow, co. Chester gentleman, of the one part, and Martha 
Hulley of the same place spinster of the other part, Whereas by indenture dated 26 March 1766 made between the Hon. James  Cholmondeley of 
Rock Savage  co. Chester, Esq., of the one part and Jasper Hulley of Rainow aforesaid gentleman grandfather of the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto 
of the other part the former did lease to the latter those two closes or parcels of land situate in Macclesfield Parke  containing by estimation 2 acres  
and called the Sharpley Fields or Lower Fields and also one moss room? or parcel of moss ground in Macclesfield Park containing half an acre or 
thereabouts, formerly part of Henry Higginbottom’s tenement to hold to the said Jasper Hulley during the lives of John Hulley of Manchester   
gentleman, deceased, Jonathan Hulley son of Jasper Hulley deceased and Martha Hulley daughter of the said Jonathan Hulley, at the yearly (rent) of 
6s. 3d. And whereas by indenture of assignment dated 25 March 1779 made between Jonathan Hulley of the One House within Rainow gentleman, 
administrator of goods &c. of his father the said Jasper Hulley deceased, grandfather of the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto therein mentioned to be 
of the One House within Rainow of the one part & the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto, of the other part it was witnessed that the said Jonathan 
Hulley did assign unto the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto,  the said two several closes &c. to hold to the said Jasper Hulley for and during the lives 
of them the said John Hulley, Jonathan Hulley and Martha Hulley & subject to the said rent &c. And whereas the said Jasper Hulley lately agreed 
with the said Martha Hulley  for the absolute purchase of the said two closes of land &c, for and during the natural life of the said Martha Hulley 
(being the only surviving life now in being in the said recited lease mentioned) at the price of £100. Now this indenture witnesseth that in 
consideration of the sum of £100 paid by the said Martha Hulley to the said Jasper Hulley, the latter hath conveyed to the former the said two closes 
of land &c. then in the holding of Thomas Legh and Son, for the life of the said Martha.
                            With the usual covenants.
                           (Signed) Jasper Hulley
SC 2/343/4  Entry Book  22 Oct 1787
22 October returnable 19 November 1787 Buckley Jasper Hulley Plt. Gent Plt. agt. James Oakes Deft. Case   39 
340/2   Declarations (Forest Court) Macclesfield  Hundred 05 Jun 1788
For Jasper Hulley Gentleman Plaintiff against James Oakes Defendant in a plea of Trespass upon the Case to the Damage of thirty nine Shillings. 
Dated 2 September 1787 I James Oakes the above named Defendant do hereby confess damages in the case to four shillings and eight pence with  
Costs as witness my hand signed James Oakes  5 June 1788
Hulley Family Bible 31 Mar 1788
Harriet Daughter of Jasper and Sarah Hulley was born on the 31st day of March being Monday at 3 o’clock in the Morning in the year of our Lord 
1788 and was privately baptised on the Friday following by the Rev Mr Buckley.
Holy Trinity church Rainow registers 04 Apr 1788
Baptism: Harriet daughter of Jasper & Sarah Hulley
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 18 Jul 1788
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 10 Aug 1789
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Chester Chronicle  18 Sep 1789
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CERTIFICATES GRANTED. Hulley Jasper, Rainow, gent.
SC 2/343/5  Entry Book  1789-93
27 Jul returnable 24 Aug 1789 Wright & Thorley Jasper Hulley Plt. agt. James Walker Deft.  7th Aug   39s
24 Aug retble 25 Sep Thorley Jasper Hulley Gent. Plt agt. Thomas Bayley Deft.                                         Case 11 Sep £50
Westminster Poll Books
Hooley, Jasper Round Ct. St Martin in-the-Fields, Chandler, voted for Horne Tooke
Hulley Family Bible 22 Feb 1790
Sarah the Beloved  Wife of Jasper Hulley departed this Life on Monday the 22nd day of February 1790 betwixt three and four o'clock in the Morning 
and was Buried on the Friday Evening following in a new made Grave in the New Church yard at Macclesfield by the Rev David Simpson.  She was 
with Child and her Disorder was a violent Fever upon the Brain.  Her age was about 24 years and 10 months she being born on the second of April 
1765.  She was within two months of her time.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 02 Aug 1790
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Chester Courant  24 Sep 1790
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CERTIFICATES GRANTED.- Hulley Jasper, Rainow, gent.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 04 Aug 1791
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Chester Chronicle 23 Sep 1791
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CERTIFICATES GRANTED. Incl. Hulley Jasper, One-House, Rainow, esq.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 01 Jul 1792
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Hulley Family Bible
Jasper, son of the before mentioned Jasper and Sarah Hulley Died on the 2nd day of April 1793, aged six years and four months and was Buried in  02 Apr 1793
the New Church yard at Macclesfield by the Rev David Simpson on the Friday Evening following. 
Christ church Macclesfield  05 Apr 1793
Monumental Inscriptions - Ref. 55 Also JASPER son of the above JASPER and SARAH HULLEY, who departed this life on the 2nd day of April 
1793 in the 7th year of his age. 
Christ church Macclesfield registers 05 Apr 1793
Burial: Jasper Hulley son of Jasper Hulley One House, Rainow 6.
Marriage Licence 26 Apr 1793
Know all Men by these Presents that we, Jasper Hulley of Rainow Esq.r and William Greaves of Sutton Yeoman both of the Parish of Prestbury and
within the County and Diocese of Chester, are holden and firmly bound unto the Right Reverend Father in God William by Divine permission Lord 
Bishop of  Chester in the Sum of one Hundred Pounds of good and lawful Money of Great Britain, to be paid unto the said Right Reverend Father
 his lawful Attorney, Executors, Administrators or Assignes, To which payment well and truly to be  made we bind ourselves and each of us severally
for and in the whole, our Heirs Executors and Administrators, and the Heirs Executors and Administrators of each of us firmly by  these Presents, 
Sealed with our Seals and dated the Twenty sixth Day of April in the thirty third Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the third King of
Great-Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, and in the Year of our Lord God, One thousand Seven hundred thirty and ninety three.
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if The above-bounden  Jasper Hulley and Mary Greaves now licenced to be married together be
neither of Consanguinity or Affinity the one to the other, within the Degrees prohibited for Marriage: If also there be no Let or Impediment, by Reason 
of any Precontract, entered into, before the Twenty Fifth Day of March, One housand, Seven Hundred, and Fifty Four, or any other lawful Cause
whatsoever, but that they may be lawfully married together, both by the Laws of GOD, and this Land: Moreover, If the Persons, whose Contract is 
required by Law in this behalf, be thereunto agreeing: And lastly If the said Marriage be done and solemnized in such Manner, as in the Licence
to them granted is limited: Then this Obligation to be void or else to remain in full Force and Vertue.
Sealed and Delivered
In the Presence of                                         Jasper Hulley
            Alice Graves                                     Wm. Greaves
             Saml.  ?Harletwest
Hulley Family Bible 05 May 1793
Jasper Hulley before mentioned was Married again on the Fifth day of May 1793 to Mary the Eldest  Daughter of William Greaves of Sutton at 
Prestbury by the Rev Mr Monkhouse on a Sunday   
St Peter’s church Prestbury registers 05 May 1793
Marriage entry: Jasper Hulley of Rainow, Esquire, and  Mary Greaves of Sutton, minor, by licence
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 24 Aug 1793
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 11 Mar 1794
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Mr – Letters- Game deputation
Miscellaneous Information Cheshire – large ring binder 11 Mar 1794 
Lancashire Record Office DDK 1818/48 Annual Rental for 1793 (loose enclosure)
To: James Waring Esq., Knowsley, near Prescott
Mr Hully of the One House in Rainow informed me the other day that there is great destruction in Harrop Wood amongst the timber there belonging 
to My Lord Derby, and promised he would go with me in a day or two to point it out, and upon my return from Knutsford (where I now am)  I intend
to go with him. He says also that the game upon his Lordship’s Estates in the Forest and Clough are most shamefully destroyed by Poaching and 
persons who make a trade of it.  As he is fond of the Forest with his Gun and Dog he has an opportunity of seeing it and says he could in a great 
measure put a stop to it if he had a sanction to interfere a letter from you, he wants no kind of appointment as he is a very qualified man and a 
Gentleman very well beloved, and would not make use of any advantage to himself of a sanction of this sort.   He desired me to mention it to you 
probably you may know him.
                            W. Thorley 
                                                       Knutsford 
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 08 Aug 1794
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Chester Chronicle  05 Sep 1794
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CERTIFICATES GRANTED. - Hulley Jasper, One-house, in Rainow, esq..
Hulley Family Bible 21 Sep 1794
Jasper Son of the said Jasper and Mary Hulley was born on the 21st day of September 1794 about ten at Night Baptised by Rev David Davies.
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 26 Oct 1794
Baptism: Jasper son of Mr Jasper Hulley and Mary his wife One House Rainow Gentleman born 21st Sep 1794.
Hulley Family Bible 21 Dec 1794
Jonathan Son of Jasper and Sarah Hulley departed this Life on the 21st day of December 1794 at Gawsworth School of a Disorder called the Croup
 very suddenly Aged nine years and six months and was Buried in the New Church yard at Macclesfield by the Rev David Simpson on the 26th of the 
same month following in the Evening.  
Christ church Macclesfield registers 26 Dec 1794
Burial: Jonathan Hulley s. of Jasper Hulley One House, Rainow 9½.
Monumental Inscription Ref. 55: Also JONATHAN son of the above said JASPER and SARAH HULLEY who departed this life on the 21st day 
Decber. 1794 in the 10th year of his age. 
Macclesfield Mayors 1531 - 1995 1794-95
1794-5 - Jasper Hulley
East Cheshire Past and Present edited by J.P. Earwaker  (published 1880) 1795
Page 489 Description of St Michael’s church Macclesfield (incl) Four flags were suspended from the corner of the west wall of the nave, projecting
into the church. They were those formerly borne by the Macclesfield Volunteers and the Macclesfield Loyal Foresters, two regiments raised about 
1795. Of former, Davies Davenport, Esq., of Capesthorn, was colonel, and of the latter, Jasper Hulley, Esq., was captain-commandant. When these 
regiments were disbanded in 1805 the colours were deposited in the church.
London Gazette 12 May 1795
                  To the K I N G ' s Most Excellent Majesty. We, the Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses and Principal Inhabitants of the Borough of Macclesfield, impressed 
                  with a lively Sense of the many Blessings we enjoy under your Majesty's mild and just Government, beg Leave to offer our heartfelt Congratulations 
                  to your Majesty on the late auspicious Marriage of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales with the Princess Caroline of Brunswick. 
                  We participate in the Happiness this Marriage must give to your Majesty and your Royal Consort, and with the truest Satisfaction we contemplate 
                  the Prospect afforded to ourselves and Posterity in the Continuance of those Blessings under the same illustrious House and our invaluable 
                 Constitution.
                  Jasper Hulley, Mayor, by Order of the Meeting.
                  [ Presented by the Right Hon. the Master of the Rolls. ]
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 28 Jul 1795
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 11 Aug 1795
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified gamekeeper to Earl of Courtown
SC 2/343/6  Entry Book 1794-98
04 Sep retble 12 Oct 1795 Buckley F? Reuben Bullock Plt. agt. Jasper Hulley otherwise Jasper Hooley Deft. C 39s  22 Sep
Chester Courant  08 Sep 1795
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF  CERTIFICATES GRANTED. - Hulley Jasper, Rainow, esq.
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CERTIFICATES GRANTED. - Hulley Jasper, Rainow, esq.
Miscellaneous Information Cheshire – large ring binder 14 May 1796
Manchester University, John Rylands Library: Ardern Deeds (Catalogue Ref. ARD)
                     FILE  [no title] - ref.  ARD/338/45  - date: 14 May 1796 Lease by Jasper Hulley of Ranow, esq., to John Dilworth of Utkinton, stonemason, of an 
enclosure (1 rood, 2 perches) in Utkinton for 3 lives of  Samuel Dilworth aged 12 son of Joseph Dilworth of Duddon yeoman, Thomas Dilworth aged 
9  son of Joseph Dilworth of Duddon yeoman, Robert Dilworth aged 7 nephew of Joseph Dilworth of Duddon yeoman.  Jasper Hulley makes James 
Clegg of Utkington his Attorney.  Samuel Wilkinson witness.
Hulley Family Bible 05 Jun 1796
Mary Daughter of Jasper and Mary Hulley was born on the fifth day of June being Sunday and baptised on the Saturday following by the Rev
David Davies.
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 11 Jun 1796
Baptism: Mary dau of Jasper and Mary Hulley of Rainow. Born 05 Jun 1796
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 10 Aug 1796
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Chester Courant  13 Sep 1796
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CERTIFICATES GRANTED.- Hulley Jasper, One House, Rainow, Esq.
Chester Courant  01 Dec 1796
At a numerous and respectable meeting of the county palatine of Chester, held at Northwich, on the 21st day of Nov. 1796, and convened by public
advertisement, from the Lord Lieutenant of the said county, in order to receive offers of service from gentlemen willing to accept commissions in the
supplementary militia, and in a body of cavalry to be raised within the said county, in pursuance of two several acts of parliament, lately passed, for
raising an augmentation to the militia and a provisional cavalry for the defence of the kingdom.
Resolved, That the number of men directed to be raised within this county for the  supplementary militia, shall be formed into one regiment, of two
battalions, the whole to be commanded by a Colonel, two Lieutenant Colonels, two Majors, nine Captains,  and twenty-eight Lieutenants, to be 
 trained and appointed as a corps of light infantry, this being in the opinion of the gentlemen now assembled, the most expeditious mode of rendering
 of rendering such corps fit for immediate service.
such corps fit for immediate service.
The following gentlemen have offered to accept commissions in the supplementary militia, the Lord Lieutenant will transmit their names to the Command-
er in Chief, for his Majesty's approbation, viz

COLONEL                             John Crewe, Esquire                     
LIEUTENANT COLONELS   Sir Peter Warburton, Bart.            
Davies Davenport, Esq. 
MAJORS Sir Robert Cotton, Bart
William Egerton, Esq.
CAPTAINS   John Stevens,                              | 
Jasper Hulley,                              |
Edward Venables Townshend      |
Edward Tomkinson of Dorfold,       |  Esquires.
James Bayley,                             |
Captain J. Wilmot,                       |
William Currey                             |
LIEUTENANTS  Henry Hinchcliffe 
William Rowe
Thomas Filkin
J. Robinson
William Carter
Resolved, THAT the cavalry to be raised in this county, shall be formed into a  regiment of six troops; to be  commanded by a Colonel, Lieutenant
Colonel, one  Major, three Captains, one captain Lieutenant, five Lieutenants, and six Cornets. The following gentlemen have offered to serve in the cavalry, but as
cavalry, but as the number of men is  not at present ascertained, the officers or their ranks cannot be now fixed. The Lord  Lieutenant will receive other offers of service until the list of officers is  complete
 
offers of service  until the list of officers is  complete, and gentlemen willing to accept commissions in the  cavalry are desired to send in their names to
Sir John Fleming Leicester, Bart. who will transmit the same to  the Lord Lieutenant.
STAMFORD AND WARRINGTON, Lieutenant.
After the Lord Lieutenant had left the chair, it was further resolved, that the thanks of  the meeting be given to the Lord Lieutenant for his attention in
the meeting, and for his conduct in the chair, and that he be desired to publish these resolutions in the Chester and Manchester papers.
SC 2/306/1 Halmote of the Manor and Forest 01 Jan 1797
01 Jan 1797 - Jasper – Jonathan
London Chronicle (from Burney Collection of Newspapers) 18 Mar 1797
Commissions in the Supplementary Militia, for the County Palatine of Lancaster, signed by the Lord Lieutenant; dated Jan, 16, 1797.  To be 
Lieutenants (Incl), Jasper Hulley. 
Dublin Gazette  (from Burney Collection of Newspapers) 27 Jun 1797
Macclesfield Volunteer Infantry.  Jasper Hulley, Esq; to be Captain.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 01 Aug 1797
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Chester Chronicle 08 Sep 1797
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CERTIFICATES GRANTED. - Hulley Jasper, One House, near Macclesfield, Esq.
SC 2/343/7  Entry Book  1798-1801
18 Jun 1798 retble 16 Jul 1798 Buckley F Jasper Hulley Plt. agt. Thomas Rowlinson & Richard Walker Deft  C £34  9 Jul By Affidavit for £27 5s 0d
Chester Courant  15 May 1798
A LIST OF VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS IN AID OF THE SUPPLIES, COLLECTED IN THE PARISH OF PRESTBURY AND BOROUGH OF
MACCLESFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER (CONTINUED FROM OUR LAST) - RAINOW
Jasper Hulley, Esq 5  0  0
Mrs Hulley, sen. 0 10 6
Mrs Hulley, jun.   0 10 6
Miss M. Hulley 0   2 6
Miss Harriet Hulley             0   2 6
Jasper Hulley, Cliffe  0  1  0
(To be concluded in our next)
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 01 Sep 1798
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Chester Chronicle 28 Sep 1798
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY  - Hulley Jasper, Rainow, esq.
Chester Courant  02 Oct 1798
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - Certificates issued from the 6th ult. September, to the 20th, both days inclusive. - Hulley Jasper, Rainow, esq.
The John Rylands University Library – ELGAR system
Ref: GB 133 EGR4/1/2/16/50 Scope and Content
Letter from J[oseph (sic) ] Hulley, Captain of the Macclesfield Volunteer Infantry, to Lord Stamford. J. H. has sent regular returns of the Macclesfield 
Volunteer Infantry to the Adjutant General and Henry Dundas. Asks Lord Stamford to obtain Government gunpowder and flints for exercises. 
Chester Chronicle 05 Oct 1798
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY  - Certificates issued from the 6th ult. September, to the 20th, both days inclusive. Hulley Jasper, Rainow, esq.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 06 Aug 1799
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Miscellaneous Information Cheshire – large ring binder 20 Dec 1799
Manchester University, John Rylands Library: Ardern Deeds (Catalogue Ref. ARD)
FILE  [no title] - ref.  ARD/342/11  - date: 20 Dec. 1799 Agreement between Jasper Hulley & John Arden for the sale of premises in Tarporley & 
Utkinton. £1,150 Dod’s House and garden in Tarporley and Dod’s Field and Totty’s two Fields and 4 messuages etc in Utkinton tenanted by Thomas 
Greenway, Ann Johnson, Samuel Dickinson, John Dilworth and James Clegg esq. Witness Robt. Newton.
Miscellaneous Information Cheshire – large ring binder 09 Apr 1800
Manchester University, John Rylands Library: Ardern Deeds (Catalogue Ref. ARD)
FILE  [no title] - ref.  ARD/342/12  - date: 9 April 1800 Bargain & sale by Jasper Hulley of Rainow, esq., (eldest son of Jonathan Hulley late of Rainow 
Gentleman deceased by Mary his Wife, who was one of the daughters and co-heiresses of John Ardern late of Sutton Gentleman deceased) and 
Mary the Wife of the said Jasper Hulley of the first part, to James Antrobus Newton of Heaton Norris, co. Lancs., gent., of the second part, and John 
Arden of Harden esq. of the third part to make a tenant to the Precipe for suffering a recovery of estates in Tarporley & Utkinton. 
Tarporley – Blue Bell tenement – tenants: James Sheen, John White, Joseph Southern (incl. Arderne grandfather of the said Jasper Hulley.
                                   Birch Heath tenement in Tarporley – tenant: Joseph Southern
                                                       Eaton’s tenement in Tarporley        – tenant: Joseph Southern 
                                                                         Signed Jasper Hulley                                 Witnesses: G. E. Dale
 Mary Hulley  Jno. Stonehewer
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Jas. Antrobus Newton
FILE  [no title] - ref.  ARD/342/14  - date: 28 & 29 April 1800 28 Apr 1800
Conveyance by Jasper Hulley to John Arden of Harden, esq., of messuages & lands in Tarporley & Utkinton & the sixth part of the manors of 
Utkington & Willington. Same as in ARD/342/12  - date: 9 April 1800 above.
                                                                   Witnesses:  Willm. Davenport of Macclesfield Innkeeper
                                                                  Robt. Newton of Stockport Attorney at Law
Miscellaneous Information Cheshire – large ring binder 1799-1800
Manchester University, John Rylands Library: Ardern Deeds (Catalogue Ref. ARD)
FILE  [no title] - ref.  ARD/342/15  - date: 1799-1800
Letters & papers respecting Jasper Hulley, John Arden & property in Utkinton & Tarporley.
                   Sender                                                             Recipient 
John Arden Esq. Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport   11 Jan 1800
Thos. Highfield, Ashley Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 13 Jan 1800
Jasper Hulley One House Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 14 Jan 1800
(incl. My Father and Mother were Married at Tarporley by the Revd. Rector Allen sometime about 
the 19th day of July 1754 and they had no children until the 17th day of October 1755 when I was 
born.  My present wife’s Christian name is Mary.
Jasper Hulley One House Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 18 Jan 1800
(re father’s Will and property in Tarporley.
Jasper Hulley One House Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 01 Feb 1800
(incl. map of Tarporley 1767– in Cheshire Miscellaneous file)
Jonathan Hulley’s Estate in Tarporley
Tenant Location
Joseph Minshull Birch Heath
Geo. Eaton Birch Heath
Widow Vernon Bell Meadow
Widow Hough for part of Widow Done’s 1 life
Ralph Butler Blue Bell
William Dean Town Field
The Hollins late Davis’s
Part of Blue Bell
William Cross The Bells Croft
Henry Arden Town End Field
Ralph Butler Shop House
Jasper Hulley One House Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 13 Feb 1800
(incl. a copy of Father’s Will from Brother Jonathan and “ We did not suffer the Mob to have their way.  If the Horses that came from Manchester 
unexpectedly had not been there, there would have been blood spilled as we would have been ordered to fire on them)
Jasper Hulley One House Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 19 Feb 1800
Jasper Hulley One House Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 31 Mar 1800
(accepts offer of £950 for the Bile Meadow and Dean’s Field – wanted £1000)
Jasper Hulley One House Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 03 Apr 1800
    (plus receipt for £100 enclosed)
Jasper Hulley One House Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 24 Jun 1800
(incl. sold Horses, cattle etc yesterday)
Jasper Hulley One House Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 03 Jul 1800
(incl. sold the Cottage Field at the top of Tarporley Street corner of Porto Lane called Piers Field 
or Deans Field to Mr. Shaw.)
Jasper Hulley Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport 30 Jul 1800
(Houses opposite the Market House in Tarporley that Robert Large has bought from Jasper Hulley)
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 04 Aug 1800
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Miscellaneous Information Cheshire – large ring binder 1799-1800
Manchester University, John Rylands Library: Ardern Deeds (Catalogue Ref. ARD)
FILE  [no title] - ref.  ARD/342/15  - date: 1799-1800 
Letters & papers respecting Jasper Hulley, John Arden & property in Utkinton & Tarporley.
Sender                                                            Recipient
Jasper Hulley                                                  Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport   19 Sep 1800
                                                                                            (incl. “my brother* in London paid after I had paid in Macclesfield by deputy) * Thomas
Jasper Hulley One House                               Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport   14 Oct 1800
SC 2/306/5 Halmote of the Manor and Forest   01 Jan 1801
Jasper - Mary
The Derby Mercury  09 Jul 1801
Whereas on Saturday Night last the 28th wit. or early on Sunday Morning, the Out-building belonging to Jasper Hully, of the One House, in Rainow, 
near Macclesfield, was broken into, and an English Setter Whelp, (marked on each side the eyes, and Ears with large Black Spots, and on the Back 
and the Sides mottled with small Black Spots, about eight weeks old) was stolen thereout. This Is To Give Notice That whoever will give information 
of the offender or offenders, to that he, she, or they may be brought to justice, shall receive a Reward of Ten Guineas from Jasper Hully, of the 
One-House aforesaid, immediately on conviction.  Jasper Hulley, One-House, July 3, 1801. (also in July 16th edition)    
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 08 Aug 1801
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Access to Archives binder 25 Mar 1802
Miscellaneous 1749-1854 Catalogue ref DDX266 – Broster Family File Conveyance (part missing) ref DDX266/1
Recites Indenture, 8 Dec 1790, between Ferdinando Jackson and Samuel Goodwin, dec., by which prem. were to be held by John Wood Haslehurst 
of Macclesfield, silk manufacturer; Lease, 25 Mar 1802, by Samuel Goodwin to Jasper Hulley of Rainow, Esq., Jasper Hulley of Hurdsfield, yeo., and
John Rhodes of Rainow, yeo., of the mines, veins and seams of coal under prem. for 21 years. Surrender, 21 Dec. 1817, by James Frost of 
Macclesfield, timber merchant, survivor of Chadwick Dod, late of same, silk merchant, and James Broster.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 04 Aug 1802
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Chester Courant  01 Mar 1803
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION - 
                       LOT 4th.  All that copyhold ESTATE of INHERITANCE or FARM, called the Bull-hill LOT 4th.  All that copyhold ESTATE of INHERITANCE or FARM, called the Bull-hill Farm, with the MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, BARNS, 
STABLES, OUTBUILDNGS, LANDS, and  APPURTENANCES thereto belonging, containing in the whole 12 acres, Cheshire measure, now in the
occupation of Mr. Rhodes, as tenant at will, at the yearly rent of £50. and all yearly rents or profits arising from the coal or other mines, granted to 
 Joseph (sic) Hulley, Esq. and others, for a term of 21 years from the 25th day of March 1802, paying  1s. 5d. for every  pit quarter of coals which 
 shall be got or sold during the term, and the lessees covenant effectively to work the said coal mines during all the term.
                      The premises in lots three and four are contiguous to or adjoin the turnpike-road leading to Chapel-en-le-frith, and within two miles of Macclesfield.
Chester Courant  26 Apr 1803
WHEREAS
SOME Villain or Villains have lately cut down
                                                    and stolen several fine straight young ASH
                                                 TREES of the length of forty feet and upwards
                                               and committed other Depredations in a Wood and
                                               other premises belonging to Jasper Hulley of the
                                                One House, in Rainow, in  the county of Chester.
                                                              This is therefore to give Notice
                                                                          that a Reward of
                                                                        TWENTY GUINEAS
and stolen several fine straight young ASH
TREES of the length of forty feet and upwards
and committed other Depredations in a Wood and 
other premises belonging to Jasper Hulley of the 
One House, in Rainow, in  the county of Chester.
This is therefore to give Notice
that a Reward of 
TWENTY GUINEAS
will be given to any person who will give information
so that all or any of the Offenders may be convicted 
thereof, immediately on such conviction, by the said
 Jasper Hulley.
AND ALSO,
That the same reward shall be given, together with 
a free pardon, to any accomplice who will impeach 
his accomplice or accomplices, so that he or they 
may be brought to justice.
And this is further to give Notice
That any future Depredations which may be 
committed on the premises of the said Jasper Hulley
the same reward will be given by him to any person
who may be the means  of convicting any such
Offender or Offenders.
                                            J. HULLEY
One-house, 7th of April, 1803.
HO documents at The National Archives 14 Jun 1803
HO 540/63                                                                                                                                                      Enville
My Lord
I have the honor to inform Your Lordship that J HULLEY Esquire late Captain Commandant of the Macclesfield Volunteer Infantry fully approves of 
and will accept the proposed Conditions of Service for Corps of Volunteer Infantry, which he has desired me to signify to Your Lordship. 
I have the Honor to be
My Lord
Your Lordship's
most obedient
humble Servant
The LORD HOBART STAMFORD
etc etc etc &
WARRINGTON Lieutt.
(Earl Stamford & Warrington,
Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire) 
Miscellaneous Information Cheshire – large ring binder 1803
Macclesfield Courier 11 Apr 1908 page 2 - Old Macclesfield – Leaves from an Antiquarian Notebook No. 15. The Threatened Invasion of 1803.  
                                                                                                   Order as to Carts
To Mr. Peter Walkden, High Constable of the Division of the Hundred of Macclesfield in the said county:
                           Whereas in consequence of orders received from His Royal Highness Prince William Frederick, application has been made to the Deputy 
Lieutenant acting within the said Division by Lieutenant Colonel Davenport, Captain Hully, Lieutenant walker, Captain Wright, and Captain 
Palfreyman, for an allotment of wagons and carts for the conveyance of the Volunteers under their respective commands in case of Invasion, 
which said wagons and carts are to be kept numbered, marked, and prepared for seats at the expense of Government.
You are hereby required to inform the several constables concerned that not less than thirteen wagons or twenty six carts will be wanted for the 
use of the Volunteers under the command of Captain Hully, and that it will be most convenient they should be furnished by the following
townships:
Mottram Andrew; Tytherington; Hurdsfield; Bollington; Rainow; Kettleshulme; Prestbury; Butley; Adlington.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 11 Aug 1803
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
HO documents at The National Archives 14 Aug 1803
HO 50/63 XC 173562
(Home Office: Military Correspondence. INTERNAL DEFENCE (MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS). Chester, Cinque Ports. 01 January 1803 - 31 
December 1803 – Army
Letter to the Right Hon. The Earl of Stamford and Warrington from Jasper Hulley, Captain of the Macclesfield Volunteer Infantry
One House near Macclesfield 
 14th August 1803
My Lord                 
In obedience to your Circular Letter from Lord Hobart of the 3rd inst. which I received the 8th with the proposed conditions for the Voluntary Infantry 
Corps from Government, I am desired by the Macclesfield Voluntary Infantry Corps (now ready to come forward) to acquaint your Lordship, that we 
accept the said conditions and that my offer of One hundred and fifty Men may be augmented to two hundred Rank and File compleat the last fifty of 
which I beg leave to furnish with Arms and Accoutrements  myself free of any expense to Government. In compliance with Lord Hobart’s request I 
beg leave to Recommend the following Gentlemen as Officers in the above Corps for His Majesty’s approbation viz.
                                                                       John Wright        |        
                                                                                          Abraham Bailey   |   to be Lieutenants                                                              
                                                    Thomas Bodin      |
                                                                     James Mason       |
                                                                                             Henry Lowe      |  to be Ensigns
                                                                                     James Entwistle       |
                                                                 Thomas Phillips        |
                                  I have the Honor to be my Lord        |
                                                                    your Lordship’s faithfull       |    J. Hulley  Cap.
The Right Hon. 
The Earl of Stamford
and Warrington    
 Dunham Massey
My Lord
(on reverse)
I likewise transmit to Your Lordship a letter from JASPER HULLEY Esqr. containing a renewed offer of Service from the Macclesfield Volunteer 
Infantry.
Should these Offers be accepted I beg leave to recommend the Persons mentioned for Officers in the respective Proposals. 
I have the Honor to be
My Lord
Your Lordship's
most obedient
humble Servant
The LORD HOBART STAMFORD
etc etc etc &
WARRINGTON Lieutt.
Chester Chronicle 09 Sep 1803
CHESTER GAME-DUTY-  Hulley Jasper, Rainow, Esq.
Chester Chronicle 07 Oct 1803
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS - Macclesfield Volunteer Infantry Jasper Hulley, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant.
HO documents at The National Archives 11 Mar 1804
PRO group letter HO: Class number 50; piece number 98
  Enville
Sir
I am requested by Captain HULLEY of the Loyal Macclesfield Volunteers Infantry to apply for Permanent Pay for his Serjeant-Major. The Corps have 
agreed to be exercised for 85 days in the year, and have been out at Exercise more than the Number of days above-specified. Their Serjeant-Major 
has been upwards of 18 years in His Majesty's Service - The Corps consists of 200 Privates, but only of two Companies - 100 each.
I think, this is a Case very proper to be submitted for the consideration of Government.
I have the Honor to be
My Lord
Your most obedient
humble Servant
The Right Honerable STAMFORD
Charles Yorke
etc etc WARRINGTON Lieutt.
Loyal Macclesfield Volunteer Infantry - commanded by Capt. HULLEY
(recommendations for four Officers)
Return of the Corps that have consented to come forward to be placed on Pay and Duty for a limited time (including) Macclesfield - Captain HULLEY
2 Captains; 4 Lieutenants: 2 Gnrs? or Cornets;
1 Q Master; 1 Surgeon; 1 Sgt Major; 8 Serjeants;
8 Corporals; 9 Drummers or Trumpeters; 160 Privates
Headquarters - Warrington
Period of commencing Duty - May 18
Period for what time they are to remain on Duty - 28 days
I approve and recommend this Measure.
(signed) WILLIAM FREDERICK (i.e. Prince William Frederick)
HO documents at The National Archives                                                                                          Chester 31 May 1804
HO 50/98 XC 173577
(Home Office: Military Correspondence. INTERNAL DEFENCE (MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS). Chester, Cinque Ports. 01 January 1804 - 31 
December 1804 - Army
Letter to the Right Hon. The Earl of Stamford and Warrington from Jasper Hulley, Captain of the Macclesfield Volunteer Infantry
Warrington 31 May 1804
My Lord
Being joined upon our March to his place by twelve more men than the Return was made for, I wrote to Lieutenant Colonel Cuyler requesting him the 
procure us the pay and allowance for that extra number, he recommended me to write to your Lordship for the same, I shall be very much obliged by 
your Lordship’s goodness in so doing – they are some of our best men.
                                                                    I have the Honor to be my Lord    |
                                                                         your Lordship’s faithfull            |   J. Hulley  Cap.
                                                                          and obedient Servant              |   M. V. Infantry
The Right Hon. 
The Earl of Stamford
and Warrington
Note:
George Harry Grey, 6th Earl of Stamford and 2nd Earl of Warrington (31 October 1765 – 26 April 1845), styled Lord Grey from 1768 to 1819, was a 
British peer and politician.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 07 Aug 1804
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
Chester Chronicle 21 Sep 1804
CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY - Hulley Jasper, of the one House Rainow, Esq.
Chester Courant  16 Jul 1805
The Macclesfield Volunteers, commanded by Captain Hooley, marched on Tuesday into  Ashton under Lyne, to remain re for 14 days on permanent duty.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 12 Aug 1805
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hully Jasper Quart Game – qualified of One House Rainow
duty.
SC 2/307/3 Halmote of the Manor and Forest 01 Jan 1806
 Jasper - Francis 
SC 2/307/3 f9 ref 12 Halmote of the Manor and Forest 24 Mar 1806
 (a) Transfer of One House to Jasper Hulley heir of Jonathan Hulley
Be it remembered that on Monday, to wit, the twenty fourth day of March in the forty sixth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King George the 
third by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King defender of the ffaith Jasper Hulley of Rainow in the County of 
Chester Esquire (eldest son and heir at Law of Jonathan Hulley late of Rainow aforesaid  Esquire deceased) in his proper person at Macclesfield in 
the said County in the Courthouse there within the Manor and Forest of Macclesfield in the said County came at about two of the clock in the afternoon 
of the same day before Philip Hall Gentleman Deputy of The Right Honourable Edward Earl of Derby Steward of our Lord the King of the Manor 
and Forest aforesaid Richard Lomas Joseph Broadhurst James Barber and David Browne Gentleman Clerk of the Court of the Manor and Forest 
aforesaid and other good and lawful people of the said Lord the King then and there present And Craves leave to enter and be admitted according to 
the custom of the Manor and Forest aforesaid To all such Customary or Copyhold Messuages Tenements Lands Heredictaments and Premises 
situate lying and being in Rainow aforesaid and within the said Manor and Forest whereof the said Jonathan Hulley died seized or possessed and 
which Premises yield or are accustomed to yield to our said Lord the King the yearly rent or sum of Nineteen shillings and ten pence half pence And 
Thereupon the said Lord the King having seizin of the Premises aforesaid by the Deputy Steward of the Manor and Forest aforesaid hath given and 
granted the same Premises with the appurtenances To have to hold unto the said Jasper Hulley his heirs and assigns for ever and be holden of the 
said Lord the King his heirs and Successors Lords of Macclesfield aforesaid by the rents and services therefore due and of right accustomed 
according to the custom of the Manor and Forest aforesaid And full possession and seizin of and in the Premises aforesaid to the aforesaid Jasper 
Hulley by the aforesaid Deputy Steward the day and year and at the place aforesaid is delivered according to the custom of the Manor and Forest 
aforesaid And the said Jasper Hulley shall pay to the said Lord the King for a ffine of his Relief in the Premises Nineteen shillings and ten pence half 
penny by his pledge the said James Barber See pics 3202-03.
SC 2/307/3 f10 ref 13 Halmote of the Manor and Forest 24 Mar 1806
  (b) Surrender of One House by Jasper Hulley to John Wright and David Browne
Be it remembered that on Monday, to wit, the twenty fourth day of March in the forty sixth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King George the 
third by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King defender of the ffaith Jasper Hulley of Rainow in the County of 
Chester Esquire eldest son and heir at Law of Jonathan Hulley late of Rainow aforesaid  Esquire deceased in his proper person at Macclesfield in 
the said County in the Dwelling House of John Hodkinson known by the sign of the Old Angel there within the Manor and Forest of Macclesfield in 
the said County came about three of the Clock in the afternoon of the same day before Philip Hall Gentleman Deputy of The Right Honourable 
Edward Earl of Derby Steward of our Lord the King  of the Manor and Forest aforesaid Richard Lomas Joseph Broadhurst James Barber and 
David Browne Gentleman Clerk of the Court of the Manor and Forest aforesaid and other good and lawful people of the said Lord the King then and 
there present And did surrender into the hands of the said Lord the King as Lord of Macclesfield aforesaid according to the Custom of the Manor and 
Forest aforesaid All those Customary or Copyhold Messuages Tenements with the Lands Heredictaments and Appurtenances thereunto belonging 
situate lying and being in Rainow aforesaid and within the said Manor and Forest aforesaid and commonly called or known by the several names of 
the one House Estate and the Billinges Estate and now or late in the possession and occupation of the said Jasper Hulley and of Robert Turnoth, 
John Rhodes, Daniel Fitton, Matthew Arnold, Joseph Sheldon, Robert Longden, and Thomas Barnes as Tenants  to the said Jasper Hulley 
And all and Singular houses Outhouses Edifices Buildings Barns Stables Yards Gardens Orchards Lands Meadows Pastures Pieces and 
Parcels of Land and other Heredictaments whatsoever to the said several Messuages or Tenements Lands Heredictaments and Premises belonging 
or in any wise appertaining with their and every of their appurtenances And the Reversion and Reversions Remainder and Remainders Rents Issues 
and profits of all and singular the Premises And all the Estate Right Title Interest Benefit Property Profit Trust Claim and demand whatsoever of him 
the said Jasper Hulley of in or to the said Premises or any part thereof To this Intent and Purpose that the said Lord the King having seizin of the 
Premises aforesaid by Steward of the Manor and Forest aforesaid this Deputy there might give and grant the same Premises with their 
appurtenances unto John Wright of Macclesfield aforesaid Gentleman  and David Browne of the same place Gentleman their heirs and assigns for 
ever To the Intent that they the said John Wright and David Browne and their heirs shall and may stand and be seized of and in the same Premises 
with the appurtenances Upon such Trusts and to and for such uses intents and purposes and under and subject to such powers provisoes Conditions 
Limitations Declarations and Appointments as he the said Jasper Hulley by any of his deed or deeds in writing to be by him duly executed  in the 
presence of two or more credible witnesses or by his last Will and Testament in Writing or any Writing purporting to be or in the nature of his last Will 
and Testament to be by him signed sealed published and declared in the presence of two or more such witnesses shall direct declare limit or appoint 
and for want of and until such direction declaration limitation or appointment or in case any such shall be made and the same shall not be a full perfect 
and absolute direction declaration limitation or appointment of the same Premises then so soon as the Estates and Interests thereby severally limited 
shall respectively end and determine and as to so much and such parts thereof whereof no such direction declaration limitation or appointment shall 
be made To the Use and behoof of the said Jasper Hulley his Heirs and Assigns for ever and to and for no other use intent or purpose whatsoever 
To be holden of the said Lord the King his heirs and Successors Lords of Macclesfield aforesaid by the rents and services therefore due and of right 
accustomed according to the Custom of the Manor and Forest aforesaid And thereupon the said Lord the King having seizin of the Premises 
aforesaid by the Deputy Steward of the Manor and Forest aforesaid hath given and granted the same Premises with the appurtenances unto the said 
John Wright and David Browne their heirs and assigns To have and to hold unto the said John Wright and David Browne their heirs and assigns 
for ever to and for the uses intents and purposes aforesaid To be holden in form aforesaid by the rents and services aforesaid according to the 
custom of the Manor and Forest aforesaid And full possession and seizin of and in the Premises aforesaid to the aforesaid John Wright and David 
Browne by the aforesaid Deputy Steward the day and year and at the same place first aforesaid is delivered according to the custom of the Manor 
and Forest aforesaid And the said John Wright and David Browne shall pay to the said Lord the King for a Fine or their Licence and in form 
aforesaid  Nineteen shillings and ten pence half penny by their pledge the said James Barber. See pics 3204-06
Will of JASPER HULLEY of RAINOW  08 Apr 1806
I Jasper Hulley  of Rainow in the County of Chester Esquire being of sound and disposing Mind Memory and Understanding do make this my last 
Will and Testament in manner an form following that is to say In the first place I will and direct All my just debts funeral expences and the charges of 
proving this my Will to be paid and satisfied And  I give and devise All  that my Dwelling house and all that Edifice or Building used as a Candle 
Factory with the Yard Garden Hereditaments and Appurtenances thereunto belonging and being in or near the Gutters  in Macclesfield in the said 
County of Chester Unto and to the Use of the Reverend DAVID DAVIES of Macclesfield aforesaid Doctor in Divinity JOHN SMITH DAINTRY of 
Sutton in the county of Chester aforesaid Esquire and JOHN WRIGHT of Macclesfield aforesaid Gentleman and their Heirs Upon the Trusts 
hereinafter declared concerning the same that is to say Upon Trust that they the said DAVID DAVIES JOHN SMITH DAINTRY and JOHN WRIGHT 
or the Survivor or Survivors of them or the Heirs of such Survivor do and shall at such time and in such manner as in  their or his judgement shall be 
for the most advantage sell and dispose of All the said Hereditaments and premises so devised to them as aforesaid and do and shall upon payment 
of the purchase Money  for the said premises release and assure the same unto and to the use of the purchaser or purchasers thereof his her or 
their Heirs And upon further Trust that they my said Trustees of the Survivors  or Survivor of them of the Heirs of such Survivor do and shall pay 
and apply the Monies arising from such Sale as aforesaid in aid of any personal Estate in and towards the payment and discharge of any debts 
whether by Bond or simple Contract which I shall owe at the time of my decease And  I do hereby direct that the receipt or receipts of them the said 
DAVID DAVIES JOHN SMITH DAINTRY and JOHN WRIGHT or the Survivor or Survivors of them or the Heirs of such Survivor shall be a sufficient 
discharge and  sufficient discharges to the Purchaser or Purchasers of the said Hereditaments and premises and to his her or their Heirs Executors 
and Administrators for so much of the said Purchase Money for which such Receipt or Receipts shall be given  And  after the giving of such receipt 
or receipts such Purchaser or Purchasers shall be absolutely discharged therefrom and shall not be answerable or accountable for any losses 
damages misapplications or nonapplication of their said Purchase or Consideration  Money for which such receipt or receipts shall be so given as 
aforesaid.  And  I do give and devise limit and appoint All my Customary Copyhold Capital and other Messuages Tenements Lands and 
Hereditaments (and which I have surrendered to the use of this my Will) situate lying and being in Rainow and Sutton aforesaid And all my freehold 
pieces and parcels of Land lying near to or adjoining my Estate in Rainow aforesaid and late part of Macclesfield Common in the Township of 
Macclesfield aforesaid with their and every of their Rights Members and Appurtenances Unto the said DAVID DAVIES JOHN SMITH DAINTRY and 
JOHN WRIGHT and their Heirs To and for the uses and Purposes and Upon  the Trusts hereinafter declared of and concerning the same  that is to 
say As  to for and concerning All that part of my Capital Messuage or Dwellinghouse called the Onehouse as the same and is now divide and 
wherein I now reside with the appurtenances and one half of the garden thereunto belonging and standing for a cors…. And all that Field or parcel of 
Land lying below the same called Broom’s Croft  And all that Field or parcel of Land called the Swine Park late part of Macclesfield Common 
aforesaid To the Use of my dear Wife MARY HULLEY for and during the term of her natural life And as to for and concerning All  my other 
Messuages or Dwellinghouses Tenements Lands Hereditaments and Premises in Rainow Sutton and Macclesfield Common aforesaid To and for the 
Use Intent and Purpose that they my said Trustees of the Survivors  or Survivor of them of the Heirs of such Survivor do and shall pay unto my said 
dear Wife or otherwise permit and suffer her to receive and take out of the Rents Issues and Profits of the said Premises to and for her own use 
during her natural life the clear yearly Rentcharge or annual Sum of Thirty pounds of lawful British Money by two equal half yearly payments in the 
year that is to say on the twenty fifth day of March and the twenty ninth day of September in each year clear of all deductions whatsoever the first 
payment thereof to begin and be made on such of the said days as shall happen next after my decease  And to the further Use Intent and Purpose
 that in case the  said clear yearly Rentcharge or annual Sum of Thirty Pounds or any part thereof shall be behind or unpaid by the space of twenty 
days next  after either of the said days hereinbefore appointed for payment thereof it shall and may be lawful to and for my said wife MARY HULLEY 
and her Assigns into and upon the said Hereditaments and Premises or any part thereof to enter and to distrain for the said yearly Rentcharge or 
annual Sum of Thirty pounds and all arrears thereof and the a distress and distresses then and there found to take lead drive carry away  impound 
sell and dispose of according to Law until the said clear yearly Rentcharge or annual Sum of Thirty pounds and all arrears thereof and the expenses 
of such distress and sale shall be fully satisfied and paid according to the true intent and meaning of this my Will And as to for and concerning all 
and singular the said part of the said Capital Messuage or Dwellinghouse and the said two Fields or parcels of Land called Broom’s Croft and the 
Swine Park from and after the decease of my said dear Wife And as to for and concerning all other my said Messuages or Dwellinghouses 
Tenements Lands Hereditaments and Premises in Rainow Sutton and Macclesfield Common aforesaid from the time of my decease Subject and 
chargeable as aforesaid To the Use of the said DAVID DAVIES JOHN SMITH DAINTRY and JOHN WRIGHT their Executors Administrators and 
Assigns for and during the full end and term of One thousand Years to be complete and ended Upon the Trusts hereinafter mentioned and declared 
of and concerning the same And subject thereto To the use of JAMES PEARSON of Macclesfield aforesaid Gentleman and DAVID BROWNE of the 
same place Gentleman and their Heirs during the life of my said Son JASPER HULLEY In Trust to preserve the contingent Remainders hereinafter 
limited from being defeated and destroyed And for that purpose to make Entries and bring Actions as the case shall require but nevertheless to 
permit and suffer my said Son JASPER HULLEY and his Assigns to receive and take the Rents Issues and Profits of the said Premises to his and 
for their own use during his natural life And from and after the decease of my said son JASPER HULLEY To the use of the first Son of the body of 
the same JASPER HULLEY lawfully to be begotten and the Heirs of the body of such first son lawfully issuing And  for default of such Issue then To 
the Use of the second third fourth fifth and every other son and Sons of the body of my said Son JASPER HULLEY lawfully begotten severally 
successively and in Remainder one after another as they shall be in seniority of age and the Heirs of the bodies of such respective Son and Sons 
lawfully issuing so as that the elder of such Sons and the Heirs of his body shall be always preferred and take before the younger of the same Sons 
and the Heirs of his body And for default of such Issue To the use  of all and every the Daughter and Daughters of my said son JASPER HULLEY 
lawfully to be begotten and to the several and respective Heirs of the body and bodies of all and every such daughter and daughters lawfully to be 
begotten to take as Tenants in Common and not as joint Tenants And  for default of such Issue then As to for and concerning one undivided 
Moiety or equal half part the whole into two equal parts to be divided of and in the said last mentioned Hereditaments and premises To the use of my 
daughter HARRIET HULLEY  and her  Assigns for and during the term of her natural life without impeachment of waste And from and after the 
determination of that Estate To the Use of the said JAMES PEARSON and DAVID BROWNE and their Heirs during the life of the said HARRIET 
HULLEY In Trust to preserve the contingent Remainders hereinafter limited from being defeated and destroyed And for that purpose to make Entries 
and bring Actions as occasion shall require but nevertheless to permit and suffer my said Daughter HARRIET HULLEY and her  Assigns to receive 
and take the Rents Issues and Profits of the said undivided Moiety or equal half part of the said Hereditaments and premises to her and their own use 
during her natural life And from and after the decease of my said daughter HARRIET HULLEY To the use of the first Son of the body of the said 
HARRIET HULLEY lawfully to be begotten and the Heirs of the body of such first Son lawfully Issuing And for default of such Issue then to the use of 
the second third fourth fifth and every other son and Sons of the body of my said Daughter HARRIET HULLEY lawfully begotten severally 
successively and in Remainder one after another as they shall be in seniority of age and the Heirs of the bodies of such respective Son and Sons 
lawfully issuing so as that the elder of such Sons and the Heirs of his body shall be always preferred and take before the younger of the same Sons 
and the Heirs of his body And for default of such Issue then To the use of all and every the Daughter and Daughters of my said Daughter HARRIET 
HULLEY lawfully to be begotten and to the several and respective Heirs of the body and bodies of all and every such Daughter and Daughters lawfully 
to be begotten to take as Tenants in Common and not as joint Tenants And for default of such Issue then To the use of my daughter MARY 
HULLEY and her  Assigns for and during the term of her natural life And from and after the determination of that Estate To the use of the said 
JAMES PEARSON and DAVID BROWNE and their Heirs during the life of the said MARY HULLEY In Trust to preserve the contingent Remainders 
hereinafter limited from being defeated and destroyed And for that purpose to make Entries and bring Actions as occasion shall require but 
nevertheless to permit and suffer my said Daughter MARY HULLEY and her  Assigns to receive and take the Rents Issues and Profits of the said 
undivided Moiety or equal half part of the said Hereditaments and premises to her and their own use during her natural life And  from and after the 
decease of my said daughter MARY HULLEY To the use of the first Son of the body of the same MARY HULLEY lawfully to be begotten and the 
Heirs of the body of such first Son lawfully Issuing And for default of such Issue then To the use of the second third fourth fifth and every other son 
and Sons of the body of my said Daughter MARY HULLEY lawfully begotten severally successively and in Remainder one after another as they shall 
be in seniority of age and the Heirs of the bodies of such respective Son and Sons lawfully issuing so as that the elder of such Sons and the Heirs of 
his body shall be always preferred and take before the younger of the same Sons and the Heirs of his body And for default of such Issue To the use  
of all and every the Daughter and Daughters of my said Daughter MARY HULLEY lawfully to be begotten and to the several and respective Heirs of 
the body and bodies of all and every such Daughter and Daughters lawfully to be begotten to take as Tenants in Common and not as joint Tenants 
And for default of such Issue then To the use of my own right Heirs forever  And as to for and concerning all that one other undivided Moiety or 
equal half part the whole into two equal parts to be divided of and in the said last mentioned Hereditaments and premises from and after such failure 
of Issue of my said son JASPER HULLEY as aforesaid To the use of my said daughter MARY HULLEY  and her  Assigns for and during the term 
of her natural life without impeachment of waste And from and after the determination of that Estate To the use of the said JAMES PEARSON and 
DAVID BROWNE and their Heirs during the life of the said MARY HULLEY In Trust to preserve the contingent Remainders hereinafter limited from 
being defeated and destroyed And for that purpose to make Entries and bring Actions as occasion shall require but nevertheless to permit and suffer  my said Daughter MARY HULLEY and her  Assigns to receive and take the Rents Issues and Profits of the said undivided Moiety or 
equal half part of the said Hereditaments and premises to her and their own use during her natural life And from and after the decease of my said 
daughter MARY HULLEY To the use of the first Son of the body of the said MARY HULLEY lawfully to be begotten and the Heirs of the body of such 
first Son lawfully Issuing And for default of such Issue then to the use of the second third fourth fifth and every other son and Sons of the body of my said 
Daughter MARY HULLEY lawfully begotten severally successively and in Remainder one after another as they shall be in seniority of age and the 
Heirs of the bodies of such respective Son and Sons lawfully issuing so as that the elder of such Sons and the Heirs of his body shall be always 
preferred and take before the younger of such Sons and the Heirs of his body And for default of such Issue To the use of all and every the Daughter 
and Daughters of my said Daughter MARY HULLEY lawfully to be begotten and to the several and respective Heirs of the body and bodies of all and 
every such Daughter and Daughters lawfully to be begotten to take as Tenants in Common and not as joint Tenants And for default of such Issue 
then To the use of my daughter HARRIET HULLEY  and her  Assigns for and during the term of her natural life without impeachment of waste And 
from and after the determination of that Estate To the Use of the said JAMES PEARSON and DAVID BROWNE and their Heirs during the life of the 
said HARRIET HULLEY In Trust to preserve the contingent Remainders hereinafter limited from being defeated and destroyed And for that purpose 
to make Entries and bring Actions as occasion shall require but nevertheless to permit and suffer my said Daughter HARRIET HULLEY and her  
Assigns to receive and take the Rents Issues and Profits of the said undivided Moiety or equal half part of the said Hereditaments and premises to 
her and their own use during her natural life And from and after the decease of my said daughter HARRIET HULLEY To the use of the first Son of 
the body of the said HARRIET HULLEY lawfully to be begotten and the Heirs of the body of such first Son lawfully Issuing And for default of such 
Issue then To the use of the second third fourth fifth and every other son and Sons of the body of my said Daughter HARRIET HULLEY lawfully 
begotten severally successively and in Remainder one after another as they shall be in seniority of age and the Heirs of the bodies of such 
respective Son and Sons lawfully issuing so as that the elder of such Sons and the Heirs of his body shall be always preferred and take before the 
younger of the same Sons and the Heirs of his body And for default of such Issue then To the use of all and every the Daughter and Daughters of 
my said Daughter HARRIET HULLEY lawfully to be begotten and to the several and respective Heirs of the body and bodies of all and every such 
Daughter and Daughters lawfully to be begotten to take as Tenants in Common and not as joint Tenants And  for default of such Issue then To the 
use of my own right Heirs forever  And as to for and concerning the Term of One thousand Years hereinbefore limited in use to the said DAVID 
DAVIES JOHN SMITH DAINTRY and JOHN WRIGHT their Executors Administrators and Assigns It is my Will and Mind and I do hereby direct and 
declare that the same is so limited to them Upon Trust that they the same Trustees or the Survivors  or Survivor of them or the Executors or 
Administrators of such Survivors do and shall by Mortgage or Sale or other disposition of all or any of the said Hereditaments and premises 
comprised in the said term of one thousand years or any part or parts thereof for all or any part of the said term or by and out of the Rents Issues and 
Profits thereof or by all or any of the said Ways and Means or by any other such ways or means as they the same Trustees or the Survivors  or 
Survivor of them or the Executors or Administrators of such Survivor shall think reasonable levy and raise the Sum of One Thousand eight hundred 
Pounds for the portions of my two Daughters HARRIET HULLEY and MARY HULLEY and to be paid to them respectively in the shares at the times 
and in manner following that is to say  the Sum of One thousand Pounds part thereof to be paid to my said daughter HARRIET when she shall attain 
the age of Twenty One Years or on the day of her Marriage which shall first happen and the sum of Eight Hundred Pounds the remaining part of the 
said Sum of One Thousand eight hundred Pounds to be paid to my said daughter MARY HULLEY when she shall attain the age of Twenty One 
Years or on the day of her Marriage which shall first happen And upon further Trust that in the meantime and until the same portions shall become 
payable as aforesaid they the said DAVID DAVIES JOHN SMITH DAINTRY and JOHN WRIGHT or the Survivors  or Survivor of them or the 
Executors or Administrators of such Survivors shall and do by and out of the Rents Issues and Profits of the Premises so to them limited as aforesaid 
raise levy and apply two several yearly Sums of Twenty Pounds for and to the maintenance of my said two Daughters HARRIET HULLEY  and 
MARY HULLEY And upon further Trust that they the same Trustees or the Survivors  or Survivor of them or the Executors or Administrators of 
such Survivors do and shall during the Minority of  my said son JASPER HULLEY by and out of the Rents Issues and Profits of the said last 
mentioned Premises raise pay and apply such Yearly Sums for the Maintenance and Education of or for the putting out my said son JASPER 
HULLEY to any profession of business as may in their judgement be proper and necessary And do and shall during such Minority of my said son 
JASPER HULLEY as aforesaid and in case of his death then during the respective Minorities of my said Daughters HARRIET HULLEY  and MARY 
HULLEY as and far as relates to the respective Moieties hereinbefore limited to them (it being my Will and Meaning that in such Case my said 
Daughters HARRIET HULLEY  and MARY HULLEY shall become entitled to the Rents and Profits of such respective Moieties as and when each 
shall attain her age of Twenty One Years)  pay and apply the Residue of such Rents and Profits after such payments as aforesaid and after payment 
of the Monies owing on Mortgage thereof and in and towards the payment and discharge of such of my said Bond or simple Contract debts as my 
personal Estate and the provision hereby intended to be made for the discharge thereof shall not extend to pay but if the shall have been thereby 
discharged then in and towards the reduction and discharge of all such Monies as may be due on Mortgage of the said Premises  Provided always 
that if either of my said Daughters shall happen to depart this life before the share or portion hereby provided for her shall become payable by virtue 
of this my Will then such part of the said Sum of One Thousand eight hundred Pounds as would have been the portion of such Daughter if living shall 
not be raised Provided also that when and so soon as the Trusts of the said Term of One Thousand Years shall have been performed or in case both 
my said daughters shall happen to depart this life before either of their portions shall become payable then upon my said Son JASPER HULLEY’s 
attaining his age of Twenty One Years the said Term of One thousand Years shall cease determine and be utterly void to all intents and purposes 
anything hereinbefore contained to the contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding Provided also and my Will further is that if it shall and may be 
lawful to and for my said Son JASPER HULLEY (subject and without prejudice to the uses and Trusts hereinbefore limited of the said Hereditaments 
and premises) by any deed or deeds in writing to be by him sealed and delivered in the presence of and attested by two or more credible Witnesses 
to grant limit and appoint any Rent or annual Sum not exceeding the Amount of Ten Pounds for or in respect of every One hundred pounds or the 
value thereof in Land which he may receive with any Woman or Women whom he shall marry to be issuing and payable out of all or any of the same 
Hereditaments and premises unto and to the use of such Woman or Women for and during her or their respective life or lives for and in the nature of 
her or their Jointure or Jointures and in bar of dower and to be paid and payable half yearly or quarterly as he shall think fit and by the same deed or 
deeds to give and grant to such a Woman or Women respectively effectual powers and Remedies by distress and Entry and Receipt of the Profits of 
the premises for recovering such Rent or annual Sum when in arrear Provided also and I do further will and direct that it shall and may be lawful to 
and for my said son JASPER HULLEY (Subject and without prejudice as aforesaid) by any deed or deeds in writing to be by him sealed and 
delivered in the presence of and attested by two or more credible Witnesses or by his last Will and Testament in writing by him duly executed in the 
presence of  three or more such Witnesses to charge the said Hereditaments and premises so limited as aforesaid or any part thereof with any Sum 
or Sums of Money not exceeding in the whole of the Sum of One thousand eight hundred Pounds as and for the portion of all and every such Child or 
Children other than an eldest or only Son as he may have by any woman or women whom he shall marry in such Share and Proportion manner and 
form as my said Son JASPER HULLEY shall by the same or any other deed or by his said Will and Testament direct and appoint And to and for him 
the said JASPER HULLEY by the same or any other deed or by his said last Will and Testament to limit or create any Term of Years or to execute 
any demise or demises by way of Mortgage of the premises so to be charged or any part or parcel thereof for any Term or Number of Years 
whatsoever without impeachment of waste so as that the Estate to be granted by any such demise or demises shall be made redeemable on full 
payment of the said Sum of One thousand eight hundred Pounds poor so much thereof as shall be so charged by virtue thereof and the Interest 
thereof by the person or persons who for the time being shall be entitled to the freehold or inheritance of the said premises so to be devised 
Provided also and my Will further is that it shall and may be lawful to and for such of them my said son JASPER HULLEY and my said Daughters 
HARRIET HULLEY  and MARY HULLEY as shall for the time being be Tenant or Tenants for life of the said Hereditaments and Premises so limited 
to them as aforesaid to make any lease or leases or Grants of any part of the same Hereditaments and Premises or of any Mines of Coal and other 
Mines and Quarries in  upon or under the same premises or any part thereof  (as and when the subsisting Leases thereof shall expire or be 
determined) with usual powers and Privileges for searching for the same and waking thereof to any person or persons for any term or number of 
years not exceeding twenty one years to take effect in possession and not in reversion and so as upon every such Lease or Grant there be reserved 
and made payable during the continuance thereof as much Yearly Rent or Farm as can be seasonally had or obtained for the same to be incident to 
and go along with the Reversion of the said Premises according to the limitations aforesaid without taking any Sum or Sums of Money or other thing 
by way of Fine for or in respect of any such Lease and so as in every of the said last mentioned Leases or Grants there be contained Conditions of 
Re-entry for the Non-payment of the Rent or Farm thereby reserved and so as the same Leases be not made dispunishable of Waste And so as in 
such Leases or Grants as shall be made of the said Mines or Minerals there be contained conditions for making void the same for not carrying or 
effectually working the Mines thereby to be leased or granted Provided also and my Will further is that it shall and may be lawful to and for the said 
DAVID DAVIES JOHN SMITH DAINTRY and JOHN WRIGHT and the Survivors or Survivor of them or the Heirs of such Survivor by and with the 
consent of my said Son JASPER HULLEY or of my said Daughters HARRIET HULLEY  and MARY HULLEY whichsoever of them for the time being 
be Tenant or Tenants for life of the said Hereditaments and Premises by virtue of the limitations herein contained testified by writing under his her or 
their hand or hands to cut and fall such Timber on the said premises as shall be necessary for the Repairs of Buildings or any new erections thereon 
And also by and with such consent as aforesaid to cut and fall all such other Timber on the said premises as shall be fit for Sale and to sell such last 
mentioned Timber in such manner as may in their judgement be for the most advantage And the Monies arising from the Sale of such Timber I direct 
to be by them the same Trustees or the Survivors or Survivor of them or the Heirs of such Survivor applied in and toward the reduction or discharge 
of the Monies due or that may be due on Mortgage of the said Hereditaments and Premises or any part thereof and to or for no other use or purpose 
whatsoever  And  I give bequeath and devise All that my a Leasehold Messuage or Dwellinghouse and Hereditaments situate and being in or near 
Mill Street in Macclesfield aforesaid Unto my Son JASPER HULLEY his Executors Administrators and Assigns   And I give and bequeath unto my 
said dear wife MARY HULLEY thirty quarter of Coals of the usual Sale Measure yearly during her natural life the same to be brought from the pits at 
her own expence  And I do hereby direct and declare that the provision herein by me given and made unto and for my said Wife is meant and 
intended as and shall be by her accepted and taken in full lieu bar and satisfaction of all dower or thirds of Right or Title of dower or Thirds which she 
my said Wife might could or would in any manner have claim challenge or demand  out of upon or from or in respect of  any part of my Estate or 
Effects in any manner howsoever  And  I give and bequeath unto my said Daughter HARRIET HULLEY the piano forte which was her late mother’s 
and all the silver Table and Tea Spoons marked with the Initials of her said late Mother’s and my Name and likewise the Green bed and all the 
Appendages  thereto in the Room over the Back Kitchen  And  I do hereby appoint my said dear Wife MARY HULLEY and the said DAVID DAVIES 
JOHN SMITH DAINTRY and JOHN WRIGHT Guardians of my said Children And  I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint the said DAVID 
DAVIES JOHN SMITH DAINTRY and JOHN WRIGHT Executors of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me at any 
time heretofore made  And lastly I do hereby declare and direct that my said Trustees and Executors or any or either of them their or any or either of 
their Heirs Executors or Administrators shall not be charged or chargeable with or accountable for any Money other than such as they or either of 
them shall respectively by virtue of this my last Will actually have and receive nor with or for any loss which may happen of the said Trust Monies or 
any part thereof by placing the same in any Bankers Hands for safe Custody or otherwise so as the same happen without their wilful neglect or 
default nor shall they or any of them be charged or chargeable with or accountable for the Receipts Payments Acts deeds or defaults of the others or 
either of them but each of them with and for his own Receipts Payments Acts deeds and defaults only and not otherwise and shall and may 
respectively detain and deduct out of the Monies which they shall respectively receive by virtue of the Trusts hereby in them reposed All such Costs 
Charges Damages and expences as they or any of them shall respectively pay bear expend sustain or be put unto in and about the execution of any 
of the Trusts hereby in them respectively reposed In witness whereof I the said Testator have to this my last Will and Testament contained on nine 
sheets of paper set my hand and seal to wit my hand to the eight first Sheets thereof and my hand and seal to this ninth and last Sheet thereof this 
eighth day of April in the forty sixth year of the Reign of his Majesty King George the third over the united Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 
Defender of the Faith.
The Writing contained on this and the eight preceding |
Sheets of paper hereinto annexed was signed  |
published and declared by the Testator JASPER HULLEY | J. Hulley
Esquire as and for his last Will and Testament in the |
Presence of us who have hereto subscribed our Names |
As Witnesses thereto at the request of the said Testator |
In his presence and in the presence of each other |
Mary Bayley
Mattw. Bayley
Daniel Clames?
Hulley Family Bible 16 Apr 1806
Jasper Hulley, eldest Son of the before mentioned Jonathan and Mary Hulley departed this life on Wednesday the 16th day of April 1806 about a 
quarter past four o'clock in the afternoon, aged 50 years and six months and was interred on the Sunday following in the New Church yard at 
Macclesfield with Military Honours.
Christ Church Macclesfield registers 18 Apr 1806
Burial  entry: Captain Jasper Hooley Rainow 50
Monumental Inscription – Ref 55 Also JASPER HULLEY Esq. the Above-Named, Alderman of this Borough and Captain Commandant of the Old 
Macclesfield Volunteer Infantry, who departed this life on the 16th day of April 1806, Aged 50 years and 6 months. 
Will of JASPER HULLEY of RAINOW 16 Sep 1806
The sixteenth day of September 1806
DAVID DAVIES, JOHN SMITH DAINTY  and JOHN WRIGHT,  
the executors in this will names, were sworn in 
common form, and they further made oath that the 
personal estate and effects of the Testator within the
diocese of Chester, were under the value of One
thousand Pounds  (2006 = £33,960) before me Lan. HEAPY, Surrogate
The Testator died in April 1806
Probate issued 
                                                                            Dated 16 Sept 1806
SC 2/307/3 f10 ref 13 Halmote of the Manor and Forest 1806
32r  Ref 33 Rainow – Bull Hill lease formerly in the possession of Thomas Pott his assigns or under-tenants, afterwards in the possession of Joshua 
Walker and John Ainsworth or their assigns, afterwards in the possession of Jasper Hulley Gentleman and Sarah Heath or her assigns since in the 
possession of Daniel Nixon his assigns or under-tenants and now in the occupation of John Rhodes as Tenant thereof to the said Samuel Rowbotham 
Granted to Samuel Pownall and Mathew Wadsworth.
Rainow in the Olden Time" - Newspaper articles by Walter Smith in 1930s. c1930
Captain Hulley – One well-known name in the Hulley family is that of Captain Hulley. The following references to this worthy are taken from the 
works of our esteemed townsman, Mr. John Earles.
Mr. Jasper Hulley proved his loyalty to his county by raising a regiment of volunteers in the days of Bonaparte, when the country was threatened by 
French invasion. As he himself paid for most of their equipment, and was appointed Captain-Commandant, the regiment became known as 
Hulley’s Volunteers. These patriotic and self-sacrificing men were called the Macclesfield Volunteers, and were organised in the year 1803. They 
did most of their drilling and practice in the Old Church Yard, and for many years their flags, as well as those of the ‘Loyal Macclesfield Foresters’ 
were preserved in the sacred edifice.
For many years these flags were hung up in the Old Church, until they became much worn and dilapidated. At that time of the Church 
Restoration in 1883 they were removed and handed over to the Hulley family for preservation. (Old Macclesfield pps 164, 174.)
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49a Sarah Wright
Hulley Family Bible 02 Apr 1765
see death entry below: born 2nd April 1765
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 26 Apr 1765
baptism entry: Sarah dau of Whittaker and Sarah Wright
Marriage Licence 08 Aug 1784
The eighth Day of August in the Year of our LORD, One Thousand, Seven Hundred, and Eighty four 
On which day appeared personally Jasper Hulley of Rainow within the Parish of Prestbury & County & Diocese of Chester Gentl. and being sworn on
the HOLY EVANGELISTS, alledged and made Oath as follows, That he is of the Age of twenty five Years and upwards, and a Bachelor and intends to
marry Sarah Wright of the Borough of Macclesfield in the said Parish of Prestbury aged nineteen and upwards, and a Minor with the consent of 
Whittaker Wright her father
not knowing or believing any lawful Let, or Impediment, by reason of any Praecontract, entered into before the Twenty-fifth Day of March, One
Thousand, Seven Hundred, and Fifty Four, Consanguinity, Affinity, or any other Cause whatsoever, to hinder the said intended Marriage: And he
Prayed a Licence to solemnize the said Marriage in the Parish Church of Prestbury aforesaid. In which said Parish of Prestbury the said Jasper Hulley  
further made Oath, That the said Sarah Wright hath had her usual Abode for the space of Four Weeks last past.
One the same day the said
  Jasper Hulley                                                                      J. Hulley
Was sworn before me 
                       P. Mayer     Sur.e
And appeared personally the said Whittaker Wright & being also sworn on the Holy Evangelist made Oath that he is the natural & lawful Father of the 
said Sarah Wright & that he is consenting to the abovesaid intended Marriage.
                                                                                                   W. Wright
The same Day the said 
Whittaker Wright was
sworn         before me          P.Mayer
   Sur.e
Hulley Family Bible 12 Aug 1784
Jasper son of the aforesaid Jonathan and Mary Hulley was Married on the 12th day of August being Thursday 1784 to Sarah the eldest Daughter of 
Whittaker Wright of Macclesfield at Prestbury by the Rev Mr Monkhouse.
St Peter’s church Prestbury registers 12 Aug 1764
marriage entry: Jaspar Hulley Gent. of Rainow and Sarah Wright, minor of Macclesfield by Licence
Hulley Family Bible 10 Jun 1785
Jonathan son of the before mentioned Jasper and Sarah Hulley was born on the Tenth day of June being Friday 1785 and was baptised on Friday 
following priv. by the Rev Mr Mayer.     
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 17 Jun 1785
Baptism: Jonathan son of Jasper and Sarah Hooly of Rainow 
Hulley Family Bible 02 Dec 1786
Jasper the second of Son of Jasper and Sarah Hulley was born on the second day of December being Saturday between the hours of nine and ten 
of the clock in the Forenoon in the year of our Lord 1786 and was privately Baptised the same day by the Rev Mr Buckley.      
Holy Trinity church Rainow registers 02 Dec 1786
Baptism: Jasper son of Jasper & Sarah Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 31 Mar 1877
Harriet Daughter of Jasper and Sarah Hulley was born on the 31st day of March being Monday at 3 o’clock in the Morning in the year of our Lord 
1788 and was privately baptised on the Friday following by the Rev Mr Buckley.
Holy Trinity church Rainow registers 04 Apr 1788
Baptism: Harriet daughter of Jasper & Sarah Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 22 Feb 1790
Sarah the Beloved  Wife of Jasper Hulley departed this Life on Monday the 22nd day of February 1790 betwixt three and four o'clock in the Morning 
and was Buried on the Friday Evening following in a new made Grave in the New Church yard at Macclesfield by the Rev David Simpson.  She was 
with Child and her Disorder was a violent Fever upon the Brain.  Her age was about 24 years and 10 months she being born on the second of April 
1765.  She was within two months of her time.
Christ church Macclesfield 26 Feb 1790
Monumental Inscription – Ref 55 Here lies the remains of SARAH wife of JASPER HULLEY of the One House who departed this life on the 22nd day 
of Feby. 1790 aged 24 years and 10 months. 
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49b Mary Greaves
Marriage Licence 26 Apr 1793
Know all Men by these Presents that we, Jasper Hulley of Rainow Esq.r and William Greaves of Sutton Yeoman both of the Parish of Prestbury and
within the County and Diocese of Chester, are holden and firmly bound unto the Right Reverend Father in God William by Divine permission Lord 
Bishop of  Chester in the Sum of one Hundred Pounds of good and lawful Money of Great Britain, to be paid unto the said Right Reverend Father
 his lawful Attorney, Executors, Administrators or Assignes, To which payment well and truly to be  made we bind ourselves and each of us severally
for and in the whole, our Heirs Executors and Administrators, and the Heirs Executors and Administrators of each of us firmly by  these Presents, 
Sealed with our Seals and dated the Twenty sixth Day of April in the thirty third Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the third King of
Great-Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, and in the Year of our Lord God, One thousand Seven hundred thirty and ninety three.
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if The above-bounden  Jasper Hulley and Mary Greaves now licenced to be married together be
neither of Consanguinity or Affinity the one to the other, within the Degrees prohibited for Marriage: If also there be no Let or Impediment, by Reason 
of any Precontract, entered into, before the Twenty Fifth Day of March, One housand, Seven Hundred, and Fifty Four, or any other lawful Cause
whatsoever, but that they may be lawfully married together, both by the Laws of GOD, and this Land: Moreover, If the Persons, whose Contract is 
required by Law in this behalf, be thereunto agreeing: And lastly If the said Marriage be done and solemnized in such Manner, as in the Licence
to them granted is limited: Then this Obligation to be void or else to remain in full Force and Vertue.
Sealed and Delivered
In the Presence of                                         Jasper Hulley
            Alice Graves                                     Wm. Greaves
             Saml.  ?Harletwest
Hulley Family Bible 05 May 1793
Jasper Hulley before mentioned was Married again on the Fifth day of May 1793 to Mary the Eldest  Daughter of William Greaves of Sutton at 
Prestbury by the Rev Mr Monkhouse on a Sunday   
St Peter’s church Prestbury registers 05 May 1793
Marriage entry: Jasper Hulley of Rainow, Esquire, and  Mary Greaves of Sutton, minor, by licence
Hulley Family Bible 21 Sep 1794
Jasper Son of the said Jasper and Mary Hulley was born on the 21st day of September 1794 about ten at Night Baptised by Rev David Davies.
Christ church Macclesfield registers 26 Oct 1794
Jasper Son of Jasper and Mary Hulley was baptised by rev. David Davies
Christ church Macclesfield registers 26 Dec 1794
Burial: Jonathan Hulley s. of Jasper Hulley One House, Rainow 9½.
Hulley Family Bible 05 Jun 1796
Mary Daughter of Jasper and Mary Hulley was born on the fifth day of June being Sunday and baptised on the Saturday following by the Rev
David Davies.
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 11 Jun 1796
Baptism: Mary dau of Jasper and Mary Hulley of Rainow. Born 05 Jun 1796
Chester Courant  08 May 1798
A LIST OF VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS IN AID OF THE SUPPLIES, COLLECTED IN THE PARISH OF PRESTBURY AND BOROUGH OF
MACCLESFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER (CONTINUED FROM OUR LAST) - RAINOW
Jasper Hulley, Esq 5  0  0
Mrs Hulley, sen. 0 10 6
Mrs Hulley, jun.   0 10 6
Miss M. Hulley 0   2 6
Miss Harriet Hulley             0   2 6
Jasper Hulley, Cliffe  0  1  0
(To be concluded in our next)
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 1815
Notes on Local History Written by Walter Smith.  Book 2, page 186 
One House Estate Sale
Location Occupier
Shady Yard Green Robert Greaves
Grove Farm and lands Joseph Sheldon & Martha Sutton
Windyway Head Public  House Geo. Preston
Eddesbury Lane Farm Alexander Hooley
3 fields called Eddesburys Widow of Peter Arnold
Bott Field Farm Martha Hammersley
Marsh Rails with 5 fields John Rhodes
2 Ridge meadows and Barnfield Leys Thos. Barns
Macclesfield Courier (in Notes of Walter Smith book 2 page 186) 05 Aug 1815
One House lately in occupation of Mrs. Hulley, certain parts of estate offered for sale. Jonathan Hulley, who resides near the One House is appointed
to show the premises. For Further particulars apply Mrs Hulley Parsonage Green, Macclesfield.
Hulley Family Bible 11 Nov 1818
Mary Hulley, widow of the last mentioned Jasper Hulley departed this life on Wednesday the 11th day of November 1818 about 10 o'clock at night, 
aged 45 years and five months and was buried with her late husband in the New Church yard in Macclesfield the Sunday Morning following by the 
Rev Dr Davies after an illness of nearly 20 years, which she bore with the fortitude and patience of a true Christian.
Christ church Macclesfield 11 Nov 1818
Monumental Inscription – ref 55 Also MARY, the second wife to the Above Said JASPER HULLEY, who departed this life the 11th day of November 
in the Year of our Lord 1818 aged 45 years and 5 months
Chester Courant  17 Nov 1818
DEATHS - On Wednesday last, Mrs. Hooley, widow of J. Hooley, Esq., late of the One House, near Macclesfield.
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50. John Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 26 Feb 1757
John Hulley second Son of the said Jonathan and Mary was born on the 26th day of February 1757. No christening or baptism entry found - it may
 have been a private ceremony at The One House.  
Hulley Family Bible 28 Feb 1767
John Hulley, second Son of the said Jonathan and Mary Died on the 28th of February 1757 at Night.
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 01 Mar 1757
buried at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: John son of Jonathan Hulley Rainow
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51. Martha Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 20 Feb 1758
Martha daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 20th day of February 1758 six minutes before three o'clock in afternoon.
No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.  
B105 Copy Will - Jonathan Hulley – from One House papers from South Africa
Daughter of Jonathan
B106 Copy Will – Mary Hulley - from One House papers from South Africa
Martha – beneficiary
London Chronicle 20 Dec 1778
 Manchester, December 20.  On the 11th instant died Thomas Clarke, servant to Miss Hulley, Onehouse, in Rainow, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, 
who continued from 16 years of age to the time of his death, serving three preceding generations: In the year 1778, a silver medal was given him by 
the Agriculture Society in Manchester, for the longest continuance in one place, having then served 63 years. (also in the Whitehall Evening Post 
Dec 22nd and 27th ) 
Collection (Fonds) D7392 Hulley family of Rainow records at CRO ref 36 11 Sep 1787
Purchase of lands by Jasper Hulley 
Earwaker transcription of above document
Indenture bipartite made 11 Sept 1787 Between Jasper Hulley of the One House within Rainow, co. Chester gentleman, of the one part, and Martha 
Hulley of the same place spinster of the other part, Whereas by indenture dated 26 March 1766 made between the Hon. James  Cholmondeley of 
Rock Savage  co. Chester, Esq., of the one part and Jasper Hulley of Rainow aforesaid gentleman grandfather of the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto 
of the other part the former did lease to the latter those two closes or parcels of land situate in Macclesfield Parke  containing by estimation 2 acres  
and called the Sharpley Fields or Lower Fields and also one moss room? or parcel of moss ground in Macclesfield Park containing half an acre or 
thereabouts, formerly part of Henry Higginbottom’s tenement to hold to the said Jasper Hulley during the lives of John Hulley of Manchester   
gentleman, deceased, Jonathan Hulley son of Jasper Hulley deceased and Martha Hulley daughter of the said Jonathan Hulley, at the yearly (rent) of 
6s. 3d. And whereas by indenture of assignment dated 25 March 1779 made between Jonathan Hulley of the One House within Rainow gentleman, 
administrator of goods &c. of his father the said Jasper Hulley deceased, grandfather of the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto therein mentioned to be 
of the One House within Rainow of the one part & the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto, of the other part it was witnessed that the said Jonathan 
Hulley did assign unto the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto,  the said two several closes &c. to hold to the said Jasper Hulley for and during the lives 
of them the said John Hulley, Jonathan Hulley and Martha Hulley & subject to the said rent &c. And whereas the said Jasper Hulley lately agreed 
with the said Martha Hulley  for the absolute purchase of the said two closes of land &c, for and during the natural life of the said Martha Hulley 
(being the only surviving life now in being in the said recited lease mentioned) at the price of £100. Now this indenture witnesseth that in 
consideration of the sum of £100 paid by the said Martha Hulley to the said Jasper Hulley, the latter hath conveyed to the former the said two closes 
of land &c. then in the holding of Thomas Legh and Son, for the life of the said Martha.
                            With the usual covenants.
                           (Signed) Jasper Hulley
B109 Copy Indenture – from One House papers from South Africa
Martha Hulley , Spinster, 1st part One House Rainow, and Isaac Thompson, Innholder, Macclesfield – Land near Park Lane, Macclesfield
Christ church Macclesfield 30 Apr 1824
Burial: Martha Hooley Macclesfield 69   
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52. John Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 14 Jun 1759
John Hulley Third Son of the said Jonathan and Mary was born on the 14th day of June 1759  quarter past six o'clock in the Evening. 
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 14 Jun 1759
baptised at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: John son of Jonathan Hulley Rainow Gent.
Hulley Family Bible 01 Feb 1760
John Hulley Third Son of the said Jonathan and Mary died on the first day of February 1760, and was Buried in Macclesfield Church by the Rev Mr 
Burscoe.
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 05 Feb 1760
Burial: John son of Jonathan Hulley Rainow
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53. Mary Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 26 Jun 1760
Mary second Daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 26th day of June 1760 three o'clock in the Morning. No christening 
or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.  
B105 Copy Will - Jonathan Hulley – from One House papers from South Africa 07 Nov 1785
Mary daughter of Jonathan 
B106 Copy Will – Mary Hulley – from One House papers from South Africa 22 Dec 1787
Mary Hulley daughter of Jonathan – Beneficiary
B107 Sale of 2 Closes in Macclesfield Park – from One House papers from South Africa
Receipt for £100 legacy Mary Hulley, Daughter of Jonathan
SC 2/305/2 Halmote of the Manor and Forest-   01 Jan 1791 
Mary – Jonathan
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54. Hannah Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 16 Jul 1761
Hannah Hulley Third Daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 16th day of July 1761 at half an hour past eight o'clock in the 
Evening. No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.      
Hulley Family Bible 27 Mar 1766
Hannah Hulley Third Daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary died on the 27th day of March 1766 of the sore Throat Fever, and was buried in 
Macclesfield Church.
St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers 29 Mar 1766
buried at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Hannah daughter of Jonathan Hulley Macclesfield (ChesPR project – Hully)
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55. Jonathan Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 11 Nov 1762
Jonathan Fourth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 11th day of November 1762 about two o'clock in the afternoon.
No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.  
St Edward's church Cheddleton Staffs registers 20 Nov 1778
married at St Edward's church Cheddleton Staffs: Jonathan Hooley Parish of Prestbury, Chester and Ann  x Tomkinson Parish of Chedleton. Wits: Wm. Ward, 
Jasper x Hooley.
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hulley Jonathan – Leases  (Register 1766) Life in Lease – grandson of Jasper Hulley
B105 Copy Will - Jonathan Hulley – from One House papers from South Africa 07 Nov 1785
Jonathan Hulley son  of Jonathan - Beneficiary
B106 Copy Will – Mary Hulley – from One House papers from South Africa 22 Dec 1787 
Jonathan Hulley son  of Jonathan – Beneficiary
SC 2/305/2 Halmote of the Manor and Forest  - Mary – Jonathan 01 Jan 1791
Mary – Jonathan
SC 2/305/7 Halmote of the Manor and Forest  01 Jan 1796
 Mary – Jonathan
SC 2/306/1 Halmote of the Manor and Forest 01 Jan 1797
Jasper – Jonathan
Macclesfield Courier 
One House lately in occupation of Mrs. Hulley, certain parts of estate offered for sale. Jonathan Hulley, who resides near the One House is appointed 05 Aug 1815
to show the premises. For Further particulars apply Mrs Hulley Parsonage Green, Macclesfield.
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56. Thomas Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 09 Feb 1764
Thomas Fifth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the ninth day of February 1764 betwixt two and 3 o'clock in the Morning
No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.  
SC 2/301/7  Halmote of the Manor and Forest  17 Jul 1766 
Thomas - Jonathan – Jasper Hulley
Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder 17 Jul 1766
Lease list from Antony Borrow: Hulley Thomas – Leases  (Register 1766) Life in Lease – grandson of Jasper Hulley
SC 2/325/1  (Now invalid reference)- Appearances                                                              03 May 1790
John Snelson ag. Thomas Hulley Def appears by Mr Thorley                         
Marriage Licence - List 11 Aug 1792
Thomas Hulley City of London Warehouseman, Mary Wright Rainow - Location Prestbury
Marriage Licence 11 Aug 1792
The eleventh Day of August in the Year of our LORD, One Thousand, Seven Hundred, and Ninety two
On which day appeared personally Thomas Hulley of the City of London and Couny of Middlesex Warehouseman and being sworn on the HOLY 
EVANGELISTS, alledged and made Oath as follows, That he is of the Age of twenty one  Years and upwards, and a Bachelor and intends to marry 
Mary Wright of Rainow in the Parish of Prestbury and County and Diocese of Chester aged twenty one Years and upwards, and a Spinster not
knowing or believing any lawful Let, or Impediment, by reason of any Praecontract, entered into before the Twenty-fifth Day of March, One
Thousand, Seven Hundred, and Fifty Four, Consanguinity, Affinity, or any other Cause whatsoever, to hinder the said intended Marriage: And he
Prayed a Licence to solemnize the said Marriage in the Parish Church of Prestbury within the County of Chester aforesaid in which said Parish of 
Prestbury the said Thomas Hulley further made Oath, That the said Mary Wright hath had her usual Abode for the space of Four Weeks last past.
The same Day the said
    Thomas Hulley                                               Thos. Hulley
Was sworn before me,
Thos.Monkhouse
                              Sur:
LICENCE issued the eleventh day of August 
One Thousand Seven Hundred and ninety two
                Thos. Monkhouse                Surrogate
St Peter’s church Prestbury registers 11 Aug 1792
Marriage: Thomas Hulley Silk Merchant of the City of London and Mary Wright of Rainow – by Licence (see  Lon03 FT)
Miscellaneous Information Cheshire-  large ring binder 19 Sep 1800
Manchester University, John Rylands Library: Ardern Deeds (Catalogue Ref. ARD) FILE  [no title] - ref.  ARD/342/15  - date: 1799-1800
Letters & papers respecting Jasper Hulley, John Arden & property in Utkinton & Tarporley.
                    Date                                     Sender                                                       Recipient
19 Sep 1800                        Jasper Hulley                                             Robert Newton esq. Attorney Stockport
                          (incl. “my brother*  in London paid after I had paid in Macclesfield by deputy) * brother Thomas.
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56a Mary Wright
Marriage Licence - List 11 Aug 1792
Thomas Hulley City of London Warehouseman, Mary Wright Rainow - Location Prestbury
Marriage Licence 11 Aug 1792
The eleventh Day of August in the Year of our LORD, One Thousand, Seven Hundred, and Ninety two
On which day appeared personally Thomas Hulley of the City of London and Couny of Middlesex Warehouseman and being sworn on the HOLY 
EVANGELISTS, alledged and made Oath as follows, That he is of the Age of twenty one  Years and upwards, and a Bachelor and intends to marry 
Mary Wright of Rainow in the Parish of Prestbury and County and Diocese of Chester aged twenty one Years and upwards, and a Spinster not
knowing or believing any lawful Let, or Impediment, by reason of any Praecontract, entered into before the Twenty-fifth Day of March, One
Thousand, Seven Hundred, and Fifty Four, Consanguinity, Affinity, or any other Cause whatsoever, to hinder the said intended Marriage: And he
Prayed a Licence to solemnize the said Marriage in the Parish Church of Prestbury within the County of Chester aforesaid in which said Parish of 
Prestbury the said Thomas Hulley further made Oath, That the said Mary Wright hath had her usual Abode for the space of Four Weeks last past.
The same Day the said
    Thomas Hulley                                               Thos. Hulley
Was sworn before me,
Thos.Monkhouse
                              Sur:
LICENCE issued the eleventh day of August 
One Thousand Seven Hundred and ninety two
                Thos. Monkhouse                Surrogate
St Peter’s church Prestbury registers 11 Aug 1792
Marriage: Thomas Hulley Silk Merchant of the City of London and Mary Wright of Rainow – by Licence (see  Lon03 FT)
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57. James Hulley
Hulley Family Bible 15 Feb 1767
James Hulley sixth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary was born on the 15th day of February 1767. 
St Michael’s church Macclesfield register 15 Feb 1767
Baptism: James son of Jonathan and Mary Hulley of Rainow Gent
Hulley Family Bible 28 Feb 1767
James Hulley sixth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary died on 28th of February 1767 and was buried in Macclesfield Church.
St Michael’s church Macclesfield register
Burial: No entry for James Hulley.
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