ELEVENTH GENERATION

Hulley Family Bible

10 Jun 1785

Jonathan son of the beforementioned 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

02 Aug 1785

Baptism: Jonathan son of Jasper and Sarah Hooly of Rainow

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 26^th of the

same month following in the Evening.

Christ church Macclesfield registers

24 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 21^st day

Decber. 1794 in the 10th year of his age.

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59. Jasper Hulley

Hulley Family Bible

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

02 Dec 1786

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

02 Apr 1793

Jasper, son of the beforementioned Jasper and Sarah Hulley Died on the 2nd day of April 1793, aged six years and four months and was Buried in

the New Church yard at Macclesfield by the Rev David Simpson on the Friday Evening following.

Christ church Macclesfield registers

05 Apr 1793

Burial: Jasper Hulley son of Jasper Hulley One House, Rainow 6.

Monumental Inscription -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.

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60. Harriet Hulley

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

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)

Hulley Family Bible

23 Jan 1816

Harriett daughter of the above-mentioned Jasper and Sarah Hulley was married on the 23rd of January 1816 to Thomas Eldest son of Mr Matthew

Worthington Whitney of Upton near Macclesfield.

St Peter’s church Prestbury registers

23 Jan 1816

Marriage: Thomas Whitney Cotton Manufacturer & Harriot Hulley both of Macclesfield

Owen Manuscript entries from Stockport LS Library

27 Jan 1816

Ref 30/516 – Extracts from Macclesfield Courier incl. 1816 Jan 27 On Tuesday last at Prestbury Mr. Thomas Whitney of Macclesfield to Harriet

eldest Daughter of the late Jasper Hulley Esq. of the one House.

1841 census

06 Jun 1841

HO 107/122/3 f7, 7r Bradwall Hall , Sandbach Cheshire

John Latham 70 Independent Y

Mary Latham 85 Y

Thomas Broadhurst 25 M.S. Y

Charles Latham 24 Surgeon Y

Hannah Shaw 40 F.S. Y

Mary Turner 45 F.S. Y

Ann Mulliner 30 F.S. Y

Harriot Whitney 50 Independent Y

1851 census

30 Mar 1851

Not found

Hulley Family Bible

29 Dec 1853

Harriett, the daughter of the beforementioned Jasper and Sarah Hulley and Widow of the late Thomas Whitney departed this life on Thursday the

29th day of December 1853 and was buried in the New Church yard (Christ's Church) on Monday the 2nd of January 1854 in the grave of her late

Husband.

Christ church Macclesfield registers

02 Jan 1854

Burial: Harriet Whitney (nee Hulley) 65 (in grave of her late husband Thomas who died Sep qtr 1837 at Alderley age 64)

GRO Burial Index

Mar qtr 1854

1854 Mar qtr - died at Macclesfield RD: Whitney Harriet 8a 11

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60a. Thomas Whitney

Born – see burial entry below.

1787

Hulley Family Bible

23 Jan 1816

Harriett daughter of the above-mentioned Jasper and Sarah Hulley was married on the 23rd of January 1816 to Thomas Eldest son of Mr Matthew

Worthington Whitney of Upton near Macclesfield.

St Peter’s church Prestbury registers

23 Jan 1816

Marriage: Thomas Whitney Cotton Manufacturer & Harriot Hulley both of Macclesfield

Owen Manuscript entries from Stockport LS Library

27 Jan 1816

Ref 30/516 – Extracts from Macclesfield Courier incl. 1816 Jan 27 On Tuesday last at Prestbury Mr. Thomas Whitney of Macclesfield to Harriet

eldest Daughter of the late Jasper Hulley Esq. of the one House.

Christ church Macclesfield registers

15 Oct 1833

Burial: Thomas Whitney Hurdsfield age 46

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61. Jasper Hulley

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

Baptism: Jasper son of Mr Jasper Hulley and Mary his wife One House Rainow Gentleman born 21^st Sep 1794. (repeat entry?)

05 Jun 1795

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

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.

Chester Courant

07 Sep 1816

CHESHIRE GAME-DUTY 1816 List 1

List of Persons who have obtained General Certificates at the rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for thr Year 1816, in the

County of Chester, up to the 7th day of September, inclusive. (Including) Jasper Hulley, gent. Macclesfield.

SC 2/344/2 f21 ref 27 Issues (later known as Papers of Causes) – Hundred Certificates of Surrenders

20 Oct 1817

(a) Surrender of the One House to John Brocklehurst

I do hereby certify that the Messuage and Tenement and the lands and heredictaments thereunto belonging called the One house situate in Rainow

in the County of Chester and within the Manor and Forest of Macclesfield And all other the Messuages and Tenements Lands and Heredictaments

situate in Rainow aforesaid and within the Manor and Forest of Macclesfield which are this day intended to be surrendered by John Smith Dainty and

John Ryle Esquires and the Reverend George Bossley Clerk and John Cruso Gentleman unto me the undersigned John Brocklehurst my Heirs and

Assigns for ever are so surrendered in consequence of a transfer of a Mortgage thereof to me made by the said John Smith Dainty John Ryle George

Bossley and John Cruso for securing the sum of Two thousand five hundred and seventy pounds and lawful interest being the original Mortgage and

no further sum advanced. As witness my hand this 20 day of October 1817. (see pic 4116)

Signed in presence of John Brocklehurst

Robert Bagshaw

SC 2/344/2 f22 ref 28 Issues (later known as Papers of Causes) – Hundred Certificates of Surrenders

20 Oct 1817

(b) Surrender of Lands etc in Rainow and Sutton to John Brocklehurst

I do hereby certify that the Customary or Copyhold Messuages and Tenements Lands and Heredictaments situate in Rainow and Sutton in the

County of Chester and within the Manor and Forest of Macclesfield And all other the Messuages and Tenements Lands and Heredictaments situate

in Rainow aforesaid and within the Manor and Forest of Macclesfield which are this day intended to be surrendered by the Reverend David Davies

Doctor in Divinity John Smith Dainty Esquire and John Wright Gentleman (Devisees in Trust and Executors named and appointed in and by the last

Will and testament of Jasper Hulley late of the One house in Rainow aforesaid Esquire deceased) to me the undersigned John Brocklehurst my Heirs

and Assigns for the remainder of a term of One thousand years Are so surrendered in consequence of a Mortgage made thereof to me for securing

the sum of One thousand pounds (directed to be raised and lawful interest being the original Mortgage and no further sum by the Will of the said

Jasper Hulley) and lawful interest. As witness my hand this 20 day of October 1817. . (see pic 4117)

Signed in presence of John Brocklehurst

Robert Bagshaw

Hulley Family Bible

04 Jul 1821

Jasper Son of the above mentioned Jasper and Mary Hulley was married on the fourth day of July 1821 to Ellen the only Child of the late Arthur

Bostock of Stockport at Prestbury by the Rev John Rolls Browne Vicar etc

St Peter’s church Prestbury registers

04 Jul 1821

Marriage: Jasper Hulley Esquire Rainow and Ellen Bostock Macclesfield

Owen Manuscript entries from Stockport LS Library

04 Jul 1821

Ref 2/573 – Marriages from Wheeler’s Manchester Chronicle inc. 1821 July on the 4 inst. Jasper Hulley Esq. of the one House nr. Macclesfield to

Ellen Only Child of the late Arthur Bostock of Stockport.

Manchester Guardian

07 Jul 1821

Married - On Wednesday last, at Prestbury, by the Rev. John Rolles Brown, Jasper Hulley, Esq., of the One House, near Macclesfield. to Ellen, only

child of the late Arthur Bostock, Esq. of Stockport.

Manchester Poor Rate Books

1822

2 Windmill Street - Jasper Hully

Hulley Family Bible

19 Jan 1823

Ann Goodwin Daughter of the above named Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born on the 19th of January 1823 about quarter before seven o'clock in the

Evening being Sunday and baptised in the evening of the same day by the Rev Thomas Hope A .B. Assistant Minister of Christ Church Macclesfield.

Hulley Family Bible

21 Jan 1823

Ann Goodwin, daughter of the above named Jasper and Ellen Hulley Died on the 21st of January 1823 about four o'clock in the Morning and was

interred on the 23rd day of the same Month of January 1823 in the New Church Yard in Macclesfield.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

23 Jan 1823

Burial: Ann Goodwin Hulley Macclesfield Infant

Hulley Family Bible

24 Mar 1824

Jasper son of the above named Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born at Park Gate in County of Chester on the 24th day of March 1824 about half past

nine o'clock at night and was Christened at Great Neston Church by the Rev Gardner Curate to the Vicar Ward.

Chester Chronicle

15 Jul 1825

ARRIVALS AT PARKGATE (incl,) J. Hooley, Esq., and family.

Hulley Family Bible

21 Sep 1825

Mary 2nd Daughter of the same Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born at Park Gate in the County of Chester on the 21st day of September 1825 (on

her Father’s birth day) and was baptised at Great Neston aforesaid October 12^th 1825 by the Rev Husband Curate to the above mentioned Vicar

12 Oct 1825

Ward.

Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder

27 Mar 1826

Newspaper articles by Walter Smith in 1930s. Vol 2 page 182. Bonny Cathy = Catherine. Messuage and tenement in Rainow then or then late in

possession of Catherine Jackson as tenant to Jasper Hulley and all those two fields at or near a certain place called Edsbury and adjoining to and

usually occupied with the said messuage known by the name of the Bottfield and the Watson meadow which premises contained in the whole six

acres of ground or thereabouts.

Berkshire Chronicle

?22 May 1826

Macclesfield, May 22. (From a correspondent.) Another paltry trick has been played off by the corporation junta of this town: A few weeks ago,

Mr. Ayton (father of Miss Fanny Ayton, of the Opera House) sent in his resignation as a capital burgess; and amongst the candidates who offered

themselves as his successor, was Jasper Hulley, Esq., of the One House, a gentlman of high respectability, great personal worth, and considerable

talents. The voice of the freemen was decidedly in his favour; but the few senators of the borough, who rule the remainder of their brethren, had

promised his support to Mr. Hulley, succeeded in electing Mr. Molineaux, by a spendid majority of three! in the teeth of the general wish of the town.

The Morning Post

05 Jun 1826

From the London Gazette, June 3. Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Somerset. Commission in the 1st Macclesfield

Troop of the King’s Regiment of Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Jasper Hulley, gent. to be Cornet, vice Davies, resigned.

Courier

25 Sep 1826

Monday, September 25, 1826, London - WONDERFUL ESCAPE — Monday. morning, about five o’clock; the gardener of Jasper Hulley, Eq. of the

One-House, near this town, went out with the intention of repairing a fence, at a short distance from the house, taking with him the necessary tools

for that purpose. As he did not return at the usual time, the family became somewhat alarmed, and at five in the afternoon men were sent out in

search of him, and after pursuing their enquiries until eleven o’clock at night he was discovered at the bottom of the Raven Tunnel Pit, which is

thirteen yards deep. When extricated from this perilous situation, the only account he could give of the accident was that he supposed he must have

fallen while cutting brambles at the mouth of the pit for when he came to himself, after recovering from the stunning effects of the fall, he was not a

little astonished to find that he was in such a situation. He supposes that he must have remained some hours in a state of insensibility. The only

injury he has sustained is a slight sprain of the ancle, and a few scratches. - Macclesfield Herald.

Chester Chronicle

22 Dec 1826

MACCLESFIELD CHARITY BALL - On Wednesday Evening, Jan. 24 1827.

The Nobilty, gentry, and the Public in general are respectfully informed that a BALL, the receipts of which are to be devoted to the purpose of

ameliorating the distress of the Suffering Manufacturers of Macclesfield, is appointed to take place on Wednesday, the 24th of January instant,

in the Assembly Room of the Town Hall.

LADY PATRONESSES (12) STEWARDS (8) including JASPER HULLEY Esq.

With a view to further the benevolent objects of this Meeting, and to promote trade, it is suggested that the wearing of Morning Dresses, (now

so general for the loss which the nation has recently sustained) shall on this occasion be optional. Dancing to commence at nine o'clock.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's tickets, 10s. each, may be had at the Library, King Edward Street, and at Mr Swinnerton's, Market Place.

Carriages to fall into line, in the Market Place, and pass the Post Office both in setting down and taking up.

London Gazette

25 Jul 1827

War Office - commissions in the King’s Cheshire Voluntary signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Chester: first Macclesfield

Troop-Cornet Jasper Hulley, to be Lieutenant, vice Hulley, promoted.

Liverpool Mercury

10 Aug 1827

Kings Regiment of Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry 2nd Macclesfield Troop-Lieutenant …….Hulley, to be Captain: vice Daintry, resigned.

Hulley Family Bible

07 Feb 1828

Ellen Elizabeth 3^rd daughter of the above mentioned Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born at the One House on Thursday the seventh day of February

1828 and was christened at the new Church in Macclesfield on the 12th day of March following (Wednesday) by the Rev. Cruttenden Cruttenden

Curate.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

12 Mar 1828

Baptism: Ellen Elizabeth d of Jasper & Ellen Hulley Rainow Gentleman

Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser

WANTED to PURCHASE, a SECOND-HAND STEAM ENGINE, not less than Eleven Horses' power, nor above Fourteen. For further particulars

inquire of (letters post paid) JASPER HULLEY, Ardwick Lime Works, near Manchester.

The Morning Post

03 Oct 1829

From the London Gazette Oct 2. Commission in the King’s Cheshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, 2nd Macclesfield Troop -- Daniel Ward,

Esq., to be Captain, vice Hulley, resigned.

Chester Chronicle

23 Oct 1829

HIGH CONSTABLES APPOINTED - Macclesfield Hundred, Macclesfield Division, Jasper Hulley, Rainow.

Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder

24 Oct 1829

Notes on Local History Written by Walter Smith. Book 2, pages 156,157. Jasper Hulley, One House, Rainow, High Constable of M-d Hundred

(elected). Macclesfield Courier. Oct 24 1829.

Manchester Rate Books

1830

Ardwick Pin Mill Buildings - Jasper Hulley

House - Owner Mr. Brocklehurst; Occupier Jasper Hulley

Hulley Family Bible

04 Sep 1831

Harriett the fourth Daughter of the said Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born at the One House on the fourth day of September 1831 (Sunday) about a

quarter past eight o'clock in the Morning and was baptised at the same place about One o'clock of the same day by the Rev Maurice Assistant

Curate of Rainow Chapel.

Hulley Family Bible

08 Sep 1831

Harriett the fourth Daughter of the said Jasper and Ellen Hulley died on Thursday the eighth day of September and was interred on Saturday the

10th in the New Church Yard in Macclesfield by the Rev John Steele Minister etc. etc.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

10 Sep 1831

Burial: Harriet Hulley One House, Rainow Infant

Hulley Family Bible

28 Dec 1831

Ellen the beloved wife of Jasper Hulley died at the One house on Wednesday the 28th day of December 1831 about 12 o'clock at noon in the thirtieth

year of her age and was buried in the family Vault in the New Church yard in Macclesfield. The Wednesday following (the 4^th January 1832) by the

Rev John Steele. She never recovered her confinement in September last, and her complaint was a disease of the heart accompanied with Dropsy.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

04 Jan 1832

Burial entry: Ellen Hulley One House Rainow 29

Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder

03 Aug 1832

List of Voters in Rainow under the Reform Act 1832 (incl.) Jasper Hulley Esq.

Manchester Guardian

30 Sep 1832

Account of One House gardener trapped down the Raven Tunnel Pit in Rainow. (see report dated 25 Sep 1826 above)

Topographical Directory - Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder

1833

U.K. and U.S. Directories 1680 – 1830; Name: Hulley, Jasper; Dates: 1826-1850; Location: Cheshire; Title: Esquire; gender: Male; Address: One

house, Cheshire; Source Date: 1833; Source Info: Subscribed to a Topical Dictionary of England, comprising the several counties, cities, and

boroughs, corporate and market towns, parishes, chapelries, and townships, and the islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man, with Historical and

Statistical Descriptions, etc. Printed by S. Lewis and Co., 87, Aldersgate-Street,

ELGAR: Electronic Gateway to Archives at Rylands (The John Rylands University Library Manchester)

12 Feb 1833

Reference GB 133 EGR4/2/3/6/19-22 GB 133 Former reference: bundle 137. Physical Description 4 pieces, /20-22 enclosed within /19.

Scope and Content

Letter from Peter Browne, clerk to the magistrates of Macclesfield hundred, to Lord Stamford (/19), dated 12 February 1833. Encloses a requisition

from many of the overseers of the poor in townships near Macclesfield and gentlemen of the neighbourhood, asking Lord Stamford to appoint Jasper

Hulley as magistrate (/20).

Also a letter from [Colonel] Thomas Parker to Lord Stamford (/21), dated 20 February. He does not consider Hulley a suitable person to act as

magistrate. There are no respectable names on the petition.

Also a draft letter from Lord Stamford to Peter Browne (/22), dated 21 February. He does not intend to apply for an increase in the number of

magistrates in Macclesfield hundred.

Dated at: Macclesfield (/19), Astle [to. Chelford pa. Prestbury] (/21) and Enville (/22).

Chester Chronicle

13 Sep 1833

GAME LISTS - FOR PART OF THE COUNTY OF CHESTER Hulley Jasper, Esq. Rainow.

Marriage Licence

25 Nov 1833

The twenty fifth Day of November in the Year of our Lord, One Thousand, Eight Hundred and thirty three

On which day appeared personally Jasper Hulley of the Township of Rainow in the Parish of Prestbury and County and Diocese of Chester Esquire.

and, being sworn on the HOLY EVANGELISTS , alleged and made Oath as follows;- That he is of the Age of twenty one Years and upwards, and a

Widower and intends to marry Maria Holland of Macclesfield in the Parish of Prestbury and County and Diocese of Chester aforesaid aged twenty one

Years and upwards, and a Spinster and he prayed a Licence to solemnize the said Marriage in the Parish Church of Prestbury and County and

Diocese of Chester aforesaid. In which said Parish of Prestbury the said Jasper Hulley further made Oath, That the said Maria Holland hath had

her usual Abode for the Space of Fifteen days now immediately preceding. And he further made Oath, That he believeth that there no Impediment

of Kindred or Alliance, or of any other lawful Cause, nor any Suit commenced in any Ecclesiastical Court, to bar or hinder the proceeding of the said

Matrimony according to the Tenor of the said Licence.
Matrimony according to the Tenor of the said Licence.

Jasper Hulley

The same Day the said

Jasper Hulley

was sworn before me, and

Licence issued,

Thomas Parker

Surrogate.

Hulley Family Bible

28 Nov 1833

Jasper Hulley beforementioned was married again on the 28th day November 1833 being Thursday, to Maria eldest Daughter of Philip Holland of

Macclesfield at Prestbury by the Rev John Steele Incumbent of Christ Church in Macclesfield aforesaid.

St Peter’s church Prestbury registers

28 Nov 1833

Marriage: Jasper Hulley widower of Rainow Esquire & Maria Holland sps of Macclesfield by licence.

Macclesfield Courier

30 Nov 1833

Marriages – on Thursday, the 28^th inst., at Prestbury, by the Rev. John Steele. Jasper Hulley, of the One House, Esq., to Miss Holland, daughter of

Mr. Holland, King Edward Street.

Chester Chronicle

30 Dec 1833

Doe, on the demise of Jasper Hulley, v. Preston.

This was an action of ejectment to recover possession of a farm called Windyway Head, in Rainow, of which the defendant was a tenant. It was proved

that defendant's term had expired in May last, but he refused to quit unless Mr. Hulley would give him £10., and, determined to annoy his landlord as much as possible,
term had expired in May last, but he refused to quit unless Mr. Hulley would give him

much as possible, he had converted the dwelling house into a blacksmith's shop, and had removed as much of the crops of hay, &c. as he could off the farm.
the dwelling house into a blacksmith's shop, and had removed as much of the crops

the farm. No defence was set up, and the Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, damages £82. 5s., the estimated value of the mean profits since the
verdict for the plaintiff, damages £82. 5s., the estimated value of the

expiration of the lease.

Hulley Family Bible

16 Sep 1834

Holland Son of the said Jasper and Maria Hulley was born at the One House the sixteenth day of September being Tuesday about twenty two

minutes and a half past eight o'clock in the Evening in the year of our Lord 1834 and was Baptised and Christened at Christ Church in Macclesfield

on Wednesday the 15th day October following by the Rev John Steele incumbent of sd. Church.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

15 Oct 1834

Baptism: Holland s of Jasper & Maria Hulley One House Rainow Gentleman

Leeds Mercury

09 May 1835

Northern and Central bank of England, Head Office, Manchester - List of shareholders (incl.) Hulley, Jasper, near Macclesfield. (also in North Wales

Chronicle Jun 9)

Hulley Family Bible

23 Aug 1835

Gorton (second Son) of the said Jasper and Maria Hulley was born at the One House the 23rd day of August being Sunday about a quarter past

three o'clock in the morning Anno domini 1835 and was baptised and registered at Christ’s Church in Macclesfield in the County of Chester on

Wednesday the 23rd day of September of the same year by the Rev John Steele above mentioned.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

23 Sep 1835

baptism: Gorton s of Jasper & Maria Hulley Rainow Gentleman

Hulley Family Bible

10 May 1836

Gorton (second Son) of the said Jasper and Maria Hulley departed this life on Tuesday the tenth day of May 1836, aged between eight and nine

months. He died in his Mother’s arms after a short illness, occasioned by a milk scall, which broke out and encrusted his forehead being suddenly

repelled by cold, he was buried in the family Vault in the New Church Yard in Macclesfield on the Friday following being the thirteenth of the same

month.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

14 May 1836

burial: Gorton Hulley Macclesfield 9 mos

Hulley Family Bible

23 Sep 1836

Arderne third Son of the said Jasper and Maria Hulley was born on the twenty third day of September about five minutes past eight o' Clock in the

morning and was baptised at Home, at Mr Roe’s House in Chester Gate in Macclesfield in County of Chester on Thursday the third day of

November following by the Rev John Steele above named.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

03 Nov 1836

Baptism: Arderne s of Jasper & Maria Hulley Macclesfield Gentleman

Manchester Courier and General Advertiser

19 Nov 1836

MANCHESTER SOUTH UNION RAILWAY – Meeting at Macclesfield Guildhall – Mr. T. WOOD proposed a vote of thanks to the deputation of the

South Union Railway. Mr. Jasper Hully seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously.

IR 18/208 Inland Revenue post 1836 Apportionments

post 1836

Prestbury – Rainow - Landowners Occupiers A R P

Jasper Hulley James Broadhead 14 3 4

Charles Pickford 15 1 27

Anne Sheldon 11 1 0

Matthew Gibbon 58 3 19

John Kirk 79 0 29

Alice Rhodes 23 3 22

James Walker 53 1 35

Hulley Family Bible

28 Jan 1837

Ellen Elizabeth the third beloved daughter of the said Jasper and Ellen Hulley departed this life on Saturday the 28th day of January, A.D. 1837, a

little after 12 o' Clock in the Morning, within one week and three days of her ninth year of age, at Macclesfield and was interred in the family Vault by

the side of her late Mother in the New Church Yard in Macclesfield aforesaid on the Thursday following the Second of February.

Chester Chronicle

30 Jan 1837

COUNTY SESSIONS – GRAND JURY (incl.) Mr. Jasper Hulley, Macclesfield.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

02 Feb 1837

Burial: Ellen Elizabeth Hulley One House, Rainow 8

Hulley Family Bible

17 Sep 1837

Ellen Daughter of the said Jasper and Maria Hulley was born at Macclesfield on the 17th day of September 1837 (on Sunday) about twenty minutes

past two o'clock in the Morning and was baptised at Mr Roe’s house in Chestergate by the Rev John Steele on the twelfth of October following and

registered according to the Act recently passed.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

12 Oct 1837

Baptism: Ellen d of Jasper & Maria Hulley Macclesfield Gentleman

Manchester Times and Gazette

22 Sep 1838

Game lists - County of Chester Persons who have obtained game certificates for the year 1838 (incl.) Hulley Jasper, Esq, Macclesfield.

Manchester Times and Gazette

24 Nov 1838

Macclesfield - Missionary Festival - On Monday evening, a missionary meeting was held in Roe-Street chapel when, on the motion of Mr Kidd

seconded by Mr Bowman, Jasper Hulley Esq was called to the chair. Serious and animating addresses were delivered by the Rev. Messrs Kenney,

Newlands, and Baguley.

Hulley Family Bible

30 Jun 1839

Maria second Daughter of the said Jasper and Maria Hulley was born on the 30th day of June A:D: 1839 at the One House about half past seven

o'clock in the Morning and was baptised at Christ's Church in Macclesfield by the Rev Pollock Curate and registered according to Act of Parliament

at the said Church and also by the Registrar for the Township of Rainow in the County of Chester.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

15 Aug 1839

Baptism: Maria d of Jesper & Maria Hulley Rainow Gentleman

Manchester Guardian

25 Apr 1840

DINNER TO THE HON. E. J. STANLEY, M .P. - The dinner was given in the Court House, Stockport on Wednesday last. (Incl. )Jasper

Hulley, Esq. J.P.

Hulley Family Bible

30 Sep 1840

Elizabeth third Daughter of the said Jasper and Maria Hulley was born on the 30th day of September 1840 at the One House about 20 minutes past

seven o'clock in the Morning and baptised at Home by the Rev Mr Pollock Curate of Christ Church in Macclesfield and registered according to Act of

Parliament by the Registrar of the Township of Rainow in the County of Chester.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

17 Nov 1840

Elizabeth d of Jasper & Maria Hulley Rainow Gentleman

1841 census HO 107/106 book 12 f13r Rainow One House

06 Jun 1841

Jasper Hully 45 Independent Y

Maria Hully 35 Wife Y

Holland Hully 6 Y

Ardern Hully 4 Y

Ellen Hully 3 Y

Maria Hully 2 Y

Elizabeth Hully 8 m Y

John Starkey 40 Male Servant Y

Henry Plymouth 60 Male Servant N

Sarah Hough 40 Female Servant Y

Julia Percival 25 Female Servant Y

Mary A Buxton 15 Servant Y

Macclesfield Courier

07 Jun 1841

Game Lists – County of Chester; First Publication.

Persons who have obtained Game Certificates for the year 1841: List 1 – General Certificate at £4. 0s.10d. Incl. Hulley Jasper, Rainow.

Note: the above entry is the only reference to Jasper Hulley in the Macclesfield Courier between 7 June 1841 – the day after the 1841 census –

and his entry in the Cheshire Electoral Registers dated 1842. This implies that the family left the One House between 2 Oct 1841 and early 1842.

The Condition and Treatment of The Children employed in Mines and Collieries of the United Kingdom (Cheshire Miscellaneous folder)

1842

Descriptive Account of the Mines - Page 10 (incl.) Many of the mines in Lancashire are very wet. In some I visited, the water pours out of

the roof to such a degree, that persons descending are completely wet through by it. George Brown, at Messrs Broom and Hulley's, gives the

following description of the mines in the neighbourhood of Rainow:-

"The small mines in the neighbourhood of Rainow are nearly all exceedingly wet; I have worked there when half my body has been under water, and

we have one man working in the deep level, who works constantly in water half way up his sides. The seams there are only fourteen inches thick, so

that the pickmen are obliged to lie on their sides."

Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900 – Find My Past

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow 5055 Hully Jasper St Peter’s Port Guernsey copyhold house & land One house

1842

Rainow

3028 Hulley Jasper St Peter's Port G

copyhold house & land One house

1843

Macclesfield Courier

17 Sep 1842

Game Lists – County of Chester; First Publication.

Persons who have obtained Game Certificates for the year 1842: List 1 – General Certificate at £4. 0s.10d. No entry for Hulley Jasper, Rainow.

Hulley Family Bible

10 Jul 1843

Sarah Anne fourth daughter of the said Jasper and Maria Hulley was born at Guernsey on the 10th day of July 1843 and duly registered at the

“Royal Court registry Office”, and baptised at Arnherst Cottage by the Rev W. Wyld Independent Minister of Eldad Chapel Guernsey.

Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900 – Find My Past

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow

3042 Hulley Jasper St Peter's Port Guernsey copyhold house & land

One house

1844

Rainow

2985 Hulley Jasper

St Peter's Port Guernsey copyhold house & land

One house

1845

Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder

1845

Notes on Local History Written by Walter Smith. Book 2, page 182. Catherine Jackson as tenant to the said Jasper Hulley the grandfather.

Macclesfield Courier

26 Nov 1846

One House Estate - To be Sold by Auction:

1. The One House in Rainow now in occupation of Mr. Matthew Gibbon as tenant;

2. Grove Farm in Rainow in occupation of John Kirk as tenant;

3. Knoll Nook in Rainow in occupation of Mrs Alice Rhodes as tenant

4. Eddisbury Lane Farm in Rainow and Macclesfield in occupation of James Broadhead as tenant;

5. Windyway Head Farm in Rainow and Macclesfield in occupation of Joseph Bennett as tenant.

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow

3058 Hulley Jasper

St Peter's Port Guernsey copyhold house & land

One house

1847

Rainow

3276 Hulley Jasper

St Peter's Port Guernsey copyhold house & land

One house

1848

Rainow

3279 Hulley Jasper junr. St Peter's Port Guernsey copyhold house & land

One house

1848

CRES 34 Records of the Crown Estates and predecessors

1847-1848

Amount of Fines due upon Surrender passed in the Manor and Forest of Macclesfield In the County of Chester from the 20^th June 1846 to the 20th

June 1848. 11^th Victoria 28 entries incl. 8 Jasper Hulley Junr 16s 10½d 9 Mary Hulley 4s 6d

Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder

1847

Newspaper articles by Walter Smith in 1930s. Book 2 pages 178, 180, 184, 185.

Field Names on One House Estate 1847 plan:

One House

Matthew Gibbon

Garden

Plantation

Little Pasture

Lane

Plantation

Lower Meadow

Plantation

Knowl Field

Near part of Lower Moor

Middle part of Lower Moor

Further part of Lower Moor

Plantation

Lower Moor Plantation

Palfrey meadow

Near Eddisbury meadow

Higher part of Eddisbury meadow

Middle part of Eddisbury meadow

Top part of Eddisbury meadow

Windmill Field

The Croft

Dairy Field Brow

The Great Wall

The Foot Hill field

Higher Bar field

Lower Bar field

Great Ridge Meadow

Waste & Coalpit Bank

19a

Little Ridge meadow

Higher Moor

Lower Moor

Eddisbury Lane Farm

Mrs Ann Sheldon

Homestead

Billinge meadow

Hollow field

Lower part of Rowfield

Rowfield

Road (to Coalpit)

Swine Park

Windyway Head Farm

Joseph Bennett

Homestead

Higher Moor

Higher Moor meadow

Higher part of Moor meadow

Windyway meadow

Far Windyway meadow Brow

Walker Barn meadow

Windyway Brow

Nearer Windyway Brow

Croft

For Knoll Nook & Bott Field see 180, 178

Knoll Nook or Higher Marsh

Mrs Alice Rhodes

Marsh Field

Fish Pond & Plantation

Marsh Meadow

Knoll Nook

Lower Side

Middle Field

Top Field

Bott Field Farm

Martha Hammersley (died 1847)

Bott Field

Little Bott Field

Common Piece (1905 dead)

Bonny Catty Homestead (in occupation o

Long Bott Field

Bott Field meadow

(Ref 54 in Macclesfield, others in Rainow - was Arderne Hulley’s in 1905)

Grove Farm

John Kirk

Homestead

Croft

The field at door

Cheshire Tithe Apportionments 1847 Macclesfield, Prestbury

1847

Plot

Landowner

Occupier

Plot Name

Land Use

A R P

Jasper Hulley

Joseph Bennett

Allotment

Meadow

3 1 34

Jasper Hulley

Joseph Bennett

Road

Thoroughfare

0 0 22

Jasper Hulley

George Pickford

Part of Field

Pasture

0 1 2

Jasper Hulley

George Pickford

Part of Field

Pasture

0 0 7

Jasper Hulley

James Broadhead

Allotment

Pasture

1 2 39

104

Jasper Hulley

Ann Sheldon

Allotment

Pasture

0 0 31

105

Jasper Hulley

Ann Sheldon

Allotment

Pasture

3 3 22

111

Jasper Hulley

James Arnold

Allotment

Arable & Meadow

0 2 39

Cheshire Tithe Apportionments 1847 Rainow, Prestbury

1847

Plot

Landowner

A R P

785

Jasper Hully

Alice Rhodes

Higher Field

Pasture

786

Jasper Hully

Alice Rhodes

Higher Long Field

Pasture

787

Jasper Hully

Alice Rhodes

Lower Field

Pasture

788

Jasper Hully

Alice Rhodes

Homestead and c.

Building

789

Jasper Hully

Alice Rhodes

The Meadow

Meadow

790

Jasper Hully

Alice Rhodes

Fish Pond and Wood

791

Jasper Hully

Alice Rhodes

Marsh Field

Pasture

792

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Big Meadow

Meadow

793

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Field at Door

Pasture

794

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Windmill Field

Pasture

795

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Middle Field

Arable

796

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Little Meadow

Meadow

797

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Ridge Meadow

Meadow

798

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Lower Bar Field & Quarry

Pasture

799

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Quarry

800

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Top Bar Field

Pasture

801

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Foothill

Pasture

802

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Plantation

803

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Great Field

Pasture

804

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Little Walls

Arable

805

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Little Walls

Pasture

806

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Rookery Woodland

Pasture

807

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

One House Meadow

Meadow

808

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Palfrey Meadow

Meadow

809

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Plantation

810

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Little Pasture

Meadow

811

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Kitchen Garden and Croft

812

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Plantation

814

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Plantation

815

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

One House

Mansion

816

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Knoll Plantation

817

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Knoll

Pasture

818

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Higher Knoll

Meadow & Arable

819

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Potatoe Field

Pasture

820

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Ferny Moor

Pasture

821

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Hooley Moor Meadow

Pasture

822

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Lower Moor

Pasture

824

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

One House Plantation

825

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Plantation

829

Jasper Hully

Ann Sheldon

Homestead

Building

830

Jasper Hully

Ann Sheldon

Near Meadow

Meadow

831

Jasper Hully

Ann Sheldon

Far Meadow

Meadow

832

Jasper Hully

Charles Pickford

Garden

833

Jasper Hully

Ann Sheldon

Part of Roe Field

Pasture & Arable

834

Jasper Hully

Ann Sheldon

Plantation and Coalpit

835

Jasper Hully

Ann Sheldon

Lower Roe Field

Pasture

837

Jasper Hully

Ann Sheldon

Roe Field

Pasture

838

Jasper Hully

Matthew Gibbon

Lower Middle Field

Meadow

794a

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

Road

815a

Jasper Hully

John Kirk

House Outhouse & Garden Building & G

0 3 11

CRES 34/10 - Records of the Crown Estates and predecessors

1847-1848

Manor of Macclesfield 1790-1852 Fines, heriots, rights of crown - Amount of Fines due upon Surrender passed in the Manor and Forest of

Macclesfield In the County of Chester from the 20th June 1842 to the 20th June 1845.

11th Victoria 28 entries incl. ref 8 Jasper Hulley Junr 16s 10½d; ref 9 Mary Hulley 4s 6d

1848 Tithe Awards

Owner - Jasper Hulley

1848

Location Tenant Area A - R - P

Knoll Nook Alice Rhodes 23 - 03 - 22

Grove Farm John Kirk 80 - 00 - 00

One House Matthew Gibbon Esq. 53 - 01 - 10

Eddisbury Lane Farm Ann Sheldon 11 - 01 - 00

Charles Pickford 15 - 01 - 27

Bottfield House Farm James Broadhead 14.- 03 - 04

Windyway Farm Joseph Bennett 53 - 01 – 35

Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900 – Find My Past

1849

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow

3128 Hulley Jasper

St Peter's Port Guernsey copyhold house & land

One house

Hulley Family Bible

21 Jan 1849

Jasper Hulley Son of the before mentioned Jasper and Ellen Hulley departed this life at Glasgow, on the 21st day of January 1849 (of an attack of

Asiatic Cholera, which he survived, but a few hours) aged twenty four years and 10 months, and was buried in the New Necropolis in a grave

purchased for the occasion. The title of which we hold.

CRES 34/11 - Records of the Crown Estates and predecessors

1849

Manor of Macclesfield 1852-1865 Fines, heriots, rights of crown - The Names of Persons who have died possessed of Copyhold Property in the

Manor and Forest of Macclesfield in the County of Chester since the month of October 1833 with the date of presentment at the Court Leet the

Acreage and amount of Heriot &c. This return is made to the Autumn of 1857.

Township of Rainow

Year when

Name

Heir at Law Acreage Heriot Amount When paid

Presented

A R P

Paid

1849

Hulley Jasper Father – Jasper Hulley 232 3 34 £10 0 0

Of The One House Rainow Observations - None

Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900 – Find My Past

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow

3195 Hulley Jasper

St Peter's Port Guernsey copyhold house & land

One house

Bagshaw’s Cheshire Directory

1850

Rainow Landowners Jasper Hulley, Esq.

The One House is an old stone mansion on the Buxton road, which for three centuries has been the property and long the seat of the Hulley family.

It is now the property of Jasper Hulley, Esq. and residence of Matthew Gibbon, Esq.

Charities - 10s yearly is received from Jasper Hulley, Esq., also, for the support of the school.

Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900 – Find My Past

1851

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow

3248 Hulley Jasper

St Peter's Port Guernsey copyhold house & land

One house

1851 census HO 107/2531 F288 and rev Guernsey – Catel St George

30 Mar 1851

Jasper Hulley Head M 56 Landed Proprietor England

Maria Hulley Wife M 46 England

Mary Hulley Dau U 25 England

Holland Hulley Son U 16 Scholar England

Arderne Hulley Son U 14 Scholar England

Ellen Hulley Dau U 13 Scholar at home England

Maria Hulley Dau U 11 Scholar at home England

Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 10 Scholar at home England

Sarah Ann Hulley Dau U 7 Scholar at home Guernsey St Peter's Port

Mary Ann Baker Serv U 27 Cook England

Mary Vile Serv U 21 Housemaid England

Judith Duguimin Serv U 30 Dairy maid Guernsey Catel

Macclesfield Courier

04 Oct 1851

Game Lists – County of Chester; First Publication.

Persons who have obtained Game Certificates for the year 1851: List 1 – General Certificate at £4. 0s.10d. No entry for Hulley Jasper, Rainow.

Note: the absence of Jasper Hulley from the above Game List implies that he did not return to the One House from Guernsey until nearer the 24 Jan

1852. There are no entries for him in the Macclesfield Courier between 30 Mar 1851 and 24 Jan 1852.

Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900 – Find My Past

1852

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow

3307 Hulley

One House, Rainow

copyhold house & land

One house

Manchester Times

24 Jan 1852

Macclesfield - a troublesome neighbour. At the county police office, on Tuesday, a man named Nixon, a small farmer at Rainow, was charged under

the following circumstances: Mrs Hulley, the wife of Jasper Hulley, Esq. of Rainow, stated that she was in company with another lady and five

children, on the highway, near her home and passing the dependent, who stood with a gun, he said. "Now I will have at you". When they had got a

few yards past he fired the gun, which much alarmed witness and her company. From other evidence, it appeared that defendant was in the habit of

firing off his gun frequently, sometimes as late as 12 o'clock at night, and apparently from no other motive, but to annoy Mr Hulley and his family.

This conduct could only be accounted for by the fact that Mr Hulley’s man had impounded his (defendant’s), donkey, which, however, Mr Hulley

liberated at his own expense. Mr Hulley had also impounded some sheep which had been found trespassing. Mr Hulley said that he did not consider

his own life or the lives of his family safe. A son of Mr Hulley deposed to seeing the ladies and children pass the defendant, and to seeing him fire the

gun several times, but not in the direction of them. The bench ordered the defendant to find sureties to keep the peace, himself in £20, and two

bondsmen in £10 each.

Manchester Times

21 Aug 1852

Macclesfield - Caution to apprentices. On Monday, at the Town Hall, James Slack was charged with absenting himself from the service of Mr Hulley,

he being his apprentice. Mr Hulley, not wishing to press the charge, the magistrates discharged him on promising to return to his employee and

paying expenses.

Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900 – Find My Past

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow

3200 Hulley Jasper

One House

copyhold house & land

One house

1854

Rainow

3128 Hulley Jasper

One House

copyhold house & land

One house

1855

Rainow

3096 Hulley Jasper

One House

copyhold house & land

One house

1856

Post Office Directory of Cheshire

1857

Court Directory Hulley J., esq. Rainow, Macclesfield

Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900 – Find My Past

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow

2986 Hulley Jasper

One House, Rainow

copyhold house & land

One house

1858

Rainow

3095 Hulley Jasper

One House, Rainow

copyhold house & land

One house

1859

Rainow

3076 Hulley Jasper

One House, Rainow

copyhold house & land

One house

1860

Rainow

3013 Hulley Jasper

One House, Rainow

copyhold house & land

One house

1860

1861 census RG 9/2577 f42r Rainow One House (Private House)

07 Apr 1861

Jasper Hulley Head M 66 Landed Proprietor Ches Rainow

Maria Hulley Wife M 56 Ches Macclesfield

Mary Hulley Dau U 34 Ches Neston

Maria Hulley Dau U 21 Ches Rainow

Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 20 Ches Rainow

Sarah Anne Hulley Dau U 17 Guernsey

Ann Walker Serv U 44 Domestic Servant & Cook Ches Rainow

Ann Kirk Serv U 27 Housemaid Ches Rainow

Mary Beardsley Serv U 22 Parlour maid Derbys Thorpe

John Walker Oakes Serv U 25 H.S. Man Cowman Ches Rainow

Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900 – Find My Past

1863

Township Ref no. Name Place of Nature of Street, Lane or name

abode qualification of Property or tenant

Rainow

2993 Hulley Jasper

One House, Rainow

copyhold house & land

One house

Sheffield and Rotherham Independent

18 Apr 1864

Bradfield Inundation Relief Fund – Further Subscriptions – Incl Jasper Hulley Esq. £1.0s.0d.

WILL OF JASPER HULLEY OF THE ONE HOUSE RAINOW

09 Mar 1865

This is the last will and Testament of me JASPER HULLEY of The one House Rainow near Macclesfield in the County of Chester Esquire made

in manner and form following that is to say Whereas my daughter, MARY HULLEY is amply provided for I therefore make no provision for her by this

my Will I direct my just debts and my funeral and testamentary charges and expenses to be paid and discharged as soon as conveniently. may be

after my decease I give and bequeath unto my dear Wife MARIA HULLEY the use and enjoyment of all my plate and plated articles for and during

her natural life or so long as she shall continue my Widow And I direct that as soon as conveniently can be after my decease an Inventory shall be

made of the said plate and plated articles and the same when so made shall be signed by my said Wife and be delivered into the custody of my

Executors and from and immediately after the decease or second marriage of my said Wife which ever shall first happen then, I direct that the said

plate and plated articles shall be equally divided amongst such of my children as shall be then living I bequeath to my said Wife absolutely all my

household goods and furniture linen glass books prints pictures horses carriages and all my farming stock (living and dead) implements and utensils

of husbandry and all other my household and family effects (excepting ready money) in and about my dwellinghouse and farm I give and devise

unto my said Wife MARIA HULLEY and my brother in law JOHN HOLLAND of Macclesfield aforesaid Surgeon and my son HOLLAND HULLEY All

that my capital Copyhold messuage or dwellinghouse, and 10 immense cult The One House with the yards gardens grounds stables Coachhouse

outbuildings and other appurtenances thereto belonging situated in Rainow aforesaid And also the several closes fields pieces or parcels of land

thereunto belonging and held therewith And also all and every my other messuages or dwellinghouses tenements lands and hereditaments in Rainow

aforesaid And also all other my freehold copyhold and leasehold messuages or dwellinghouses and tenements lands hereditaments and real estate

whatsoever and wheresoever with their and every of their appurtenances To hold the same unto and to the use of the said MARIA HULLEY LOTON

HOLLAND and HOLLAND HULLEY their heirs executors administrators and assigns according to the natures and qualities thereof respectively

upon and for the trusts intents and purposes and with under and subject to the powers provisos and declarations hereinafter expressed and declared

of and concerning the same Upon trust that they the said MARIA HULLEY LOTON HOLLAND and HOLLAND HULLEY and the survivors and

survivor of them or the heirs executors administrators or assigns respectively of such survivor or other the trustees or trustee for the time being of this

my Will do and shall when and so soon after my decease as they she or he shall be in their her or his discretion think proper (but subject nevertheless

to the power of pre-emption hereinafter given to my said Son HOLLAND HULLEY as hereinafter mentioned if he shall be deemed desirous of

exercising the same) sell the same upon special conditions as to title or evidence of title or otherwise and either together or in parcels, and either by

public auction or private contract with full power to buy in and rescind any contract for sale and to resell without being responsible for any loss

occasioned thereby and to do and execute all such acts surrenders conveyances and assurances for effectuating any such sale or sales as they she

or he shall think fit, and do and shall stand possessed of the clear monies to arise from such sale or sales of my said freehold copyhold leasehold

and real estates so to be sold and got in upon and for the trusts and Intents and with under and subject to the powers provisos and declarations

hereinafter expressed and declared concerning the same. I bequeath All my residuary personal estate and effects (except Chattels real Included in

the general devise hereinbefore contained) unto the said MARIA HULLEY LOTON HOLLAND and HOLLAND HULLEY their executors

administrators and Assigns Upon trust that they the said MARIA HULLEY LOTON, HOLLAND and HOLLAND HULLEY or the Survivors or Survivor

of Them or the executors administrators or assigns of such survivor shall as soon as conveniently may be after my decease sell call in and convert

into money such part of my said residuary personal estate as shall not consist of money And I declare that they the said MARIA HULLEY LOTON

HOLLAND and HOLLAND HULLEY or the survivors or survivor of them and the heirs executors administrators and assigns of such survivor or other

the trustees or trustee for the time being shall stand possessed of the monies to arise from the sales of my said freehold copyhold leasehold and real

estates and from the sales calling in and conversion into money of such part of my said personal estate as shall not consist of money and of and from

all other my residuary personal estate Upon trust that they the said MARIA HULLEY LOTON HOLLAND and HOLLAND HULLEY or other the

trustees or the trustees or trustee for the time being of this my Will do and shall out of the said trust monies to arise and be produced as aforesaid

lay out and invest in their or her or his manner or name in all or any of the securities hereinafter mentioned with power to vary the same as hereinafter

also mentioned such a sum of money as will by and out of the dividends interest and annual income thereof produce the sum of fifty pounds per

annum clear of all deductions And I direct that he set the sum of fifty pounds shall be paid to my said Wife MARIA HULLEY during her life (clear of

all deductions) by two equal half yearly payments the first payment thereof to become due and be made at the expiration of six calendar months next

after my decease And do and shall stand possessed of the residue said trust monies and also after the decease of my said Wife of the said sum of

money hereinbefore directed to be invested to produce the said sum of fifty pounds per annum and the securities whereon the same shall for the

time being be invested in trust for all and every my children by my present Wife who shall be living at the time of my decease share and share alike

as tenants in common and the issue of such of them as shall be then dead leaving issue such issue nevertheless to take only the share his her or

their respective parents would if living have taken to be paid to him and them being a Son or Sons and to become vested interests as and when he or

they shall attain the age of twenty one years, and the share and shares of such of them as shall be a daughter or daughters to become vested

interests as and when they shall respectively attain the age of twenty one years or be married (with the consent of her or their parent or guardians)

whichever event shall first happen And in case there shall be only one child then for such only child his or her executors administrators and assigns

absolutely And I declare that the share of each daughter of and in the said trust monies and premises and every accruing share and shares shall be

held by my said trustees or trustee or other the trustees or trustee for the time being of this my Will Upon trust to lay out and invest the same in the

names or name of the said trustees or trustee or other the trustees or trustee of the time being of this my Will in or upon all or any of the public stocks

or funds of Great Britain or upon Government or real or leasehold securities in the United Kingdom or in any of the British Colonies or upon the bond

or bonds or debenture or debentures of any Railway or other public Company or Corporation in Great Britain incorporated by Act of Parliament and

authorised to borrow money or upon mortgage or pledge of the shares or stock of any Railway Company the shares in which are fully paid up And

paying a dividend with power for the said trustees or trustee or other the trustees or trustee for the time being of this my Will to vary the said stocks

funds and securities for or into others of a like nature at their or her or his discretion And I declare that the said trustees or trustee or other the

trustees or trustee for the time being of this my Will shall during the life of each such daughter pay the interest of her said share and of any accruing

share or shares into her proper hands for her separate use independent of any husband, but so as that such daughter shall not have power to

deprive herself thereof by sale mortgage charge encumbrance or otherwise by any mode of anticipation And I declare that every such sale mortgage

charged or other encumbrance shall be absolutely void And after the death of each such daughter In trust for such one or more exclusively of the

other or others of the children of such daughter in such manner and form as such daughter whether covert or sole, shall by any deed or deeds with or

without power of revocation and new appointment or by Will or Codicil appoint And in default of such appointment and so far as such appointment

shall not extend In trust for all the children or any or any the child of such daughter who being Sons or a Son shall attain the age of twenty one years

or being daughter or a daughter shall attain that age or marry if more than one in equal shares Provided always that no child of any of my said

daughters taking any part of the said monies and premises under any such appointment as aforesaid shall be entitled to any share of that part of the

trust monies and premises of which no such appointment shall be made without bringing his or her appointed share into hotchpot And if there shall be

no child of such of my daughter who being a Son shall attain the age of Twenty one years or being a daughter shall attain that age or marry then after

the death of such my daughter and such failure of issue as aforesaid as well as the original share of such my daughter as any other share which may

accrue to her under this present provision and the interest thereof shall sink into and form part of my residuary estate and be held and dispose of

accordingly and as if the same had originally formed part thereof And I hereby declare that the portion and portions which shall accrue to any of my

daughters and the interest thereof shall be held upon the like trusts and with and subject to the like powers and provisoes so far as circumstances will

admit And I also declare that the trusts for investing and varying investments hereinbefore contained shall extend to each share, to be retained as

aforesaid but shall not be executed during the life of each daughter after having attained her majority without her consent in writing, under her hand

alone and notwithstanding any coverture Provided always and I hereby declare that it shall be lawful for each of my said daughters by my present

Wife notwithstanding her coverture to appoint by Will or Codicil that all or any part of the interest or income of her share whether original or accruing

in the said trust monies and premises shall be paid to her husband during his life or for any less period, and I hereby declare that the said trustees or

trustee or other the trustees or trustee for the time being of this my Will shall apply the whole or such part or parts as they, she or he shall think fit of

the annual income of the share or shares for fortuire to which any child or Grandchild shall for the time being be presumptively entitled under the

trusts hereinbefore declared for or towards the maintenance education and bringing up of such child or Grandchild either directly or to his or her

guardian or guardians without seeing to the application thereof or requiring any account of the same and shall during such suspense of absolute

vesting accumulate the residue (if any) thereof in the way of compound interest by investing the same and the resulting income thereof from time to

time in or upon any such stocks funds and securities as are hereinbefore mentioned for the benefit of the person or persons who under the trusts

hereinbefore contained shall become entitled to the principal fund from which the same shall have provided with power for the said trustees or the

trustees or trustee for the time being to resort to the accumulation of any preceding year or years and apply the same for or towards the maintenance

education and bringing up of the child or children who shall for the time being be presumptively entitled to the same Provided also And I do further

Will and direct that it shall be lawful for the said trustees or trustee or other the trustees or trustee for the time being of this my Will at their or his own

discretion and of their or her or his own proper authority to pay and apply any part (not exceeding one moiety) of the part or share or respective parts

or shares of such of my children or Grandchildren being under the age of twenty one years for or towards, his her or their preferment or advancement

in the world notwithstanding the part or share or respective parts or shares of him or them shall not then have become payable or transferable or have

become a vested interest or vested interests unto or in such of my children or Grandchildren respectively, as last aforesaid And whereas I have

already given to my two Sons HOLLAND HULLEY and ARDERN HULLEY the sum of seven hundred and twenty five pounds each Now and I do

hereby declare it to be my Will and mind that the said several sums I have so given at also such sum or sums as shall or may hereafter advance or

pay unto my said Sons respectively or to any other or others of my children the amount and particulars of which will be found to their respective

debit in my private ledger shall for the purpose of ascertaining the ultimate residue of my estate and effects for division be added to my said personal

estate and the son or such child or children to whom any gift is for or on whose account an advance shall have been or shall be made shall be

answerable and accountable for the same in the general distribution of my estate and effects nevertheless I do hereby declare that the said sum

which I have already given or such sums as shall be so found to the debit of my said Sons HOLLAND HULLEY and ARDERN HULLEY or any other

or others of my said children in my said private ledger and stated to have been given by me as absolute gifts in my lifetime and not at loans are not in

anyway, to be considered as part of the personal estate of which I shall die possessed but are only to be brought into account for the sake of making

an equal division of my estate and effects and placing all my children on an equal footing Provided always and I do hereby declare that my said Son

HOLLAND HULLEY notwithstanding his appointment as a trustee of this my Will shall have the option at any time within three years next after my

decease of purchasing all or any part or parts of my real and copyhold and leasehold estates at a valuation or valuations to be made by two

competent valuers one to be appointed by my said Son HOLLAND and the other by my said other trustees or trustee or other the trustees or trustee

for the time being or if such Valuers shall disagree by a third Valuer to be appointed in writing by the said two first named Valuers before entering

upon the valuation as their Umpire such option to be declared by my said Son HOLLAND by notice in writing delivered to my other trustees or trustee

or other the trustees or trustee for the time being or any one of them or left at their or one of their usual or last known places or place of abode within

the period aforesaid Provided always and I do hereby declare it to be my Will and mind that if my said Son HOLLAND HULLEY shall become the

purchaser in manner aforesaid of or any part or parts of my real copyhold and leasehold estates or any of them I empower the said MARIA HULLEY

LOTON HOLLAND or the then other trustees or trustee for the time being to grant convey surrender and issue the same real copyhold and leasehold

estates or any of them or any part or parts thereof when sold to my said Son HOLLAND HULLEY his heirs executors administrators or assigns or as

he or they shall direct And I declare that the receipt and receipts of the non-purchasing trustee or trustees or other the trustees or trustee for the time

being their her or his heirs executors administrators or assigns shall be a sufficient discharge for the purchase money or monies to be paid by my

said Son and that such receipt or receipts shall sufficiently and effectually discharge all purchasers and others at any time thereafter taking such

purchased real copyhold and leasehold estates or any part or parts thereof through or under my said Son HOLLAND HULLEY his heirs executors

administrators and assigns without any liability to see to the application of the purchase money or monies or to enquire into the propriety or regularity

of any sale or surrender And I hereby declare that my said trustees or trustee or other the trustees or trustee for the time being of this my Will shall

and may with the consent of my said Son HOLLAND either forthwith sell and convert into money my said real copyhold and personal estates or any

part or parts thereof or defer such sale and conversion at their her or his discretion without being responsible for any loss to be occasioned thereby

And I do hereby declare that the rents income and annual profits of the premises hereinbefore directed to be sold or such part or parts thereof as

shall for the time being remain unsold shall until the sale or sales thereof be applied by my said trustees or trustee or the trustees or trustee for the

time being to the same purposes and in the same manner to and in which the monies to arise from such sale or sales or the interest dividends and

annual produce of such monies or any part or parts thereof are hereinbefore directed to be applied I declare that notwithstanding, the postponement

of the sale of my trust estates or any of them the same shall for the purposes of enjoyment and transmission be considered as converted into equity

from the time of my decease. I declare that the provision hereinbefore made for my said Wife shall be accepted by her in full of all dower and

freebench to which she may be entitled And I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my said Wife and the said LOTON HOLLAND and

HOLLAND HULLEY Executors of this My Will and also the guardians of my children during their respective minorities I give and devise all the

estates vested in me as trustee or mortgagee to the Said MARIA HULLEY LOTON HOLLAND and HOLLAND HULLEY their heirs and assigns

subject to the trusts or equities affecting the same respectively Provided always and I hereby Will and direct that the receipt or receipts of the said

MARIA HULLEY LOTON HOLLAND and HOLLAND HULLEY or other The trustees or trustee for the time being for all such sum and sums of

money which shall or may be payable to them her or him upon the sale or disposition of any part or parts of my said freehold copyhold and leasehold

estates and premises as also for all and every or any other sum or sums of money which shall or maybe payable to them her or him upon the sale of

disposition of any part of my estates and premises as also for all and every or any other sum or sums of money which shall or may be payable to

them her or him by virtue or in execution of the trusts of this my Will upon or for all or any of the trusts aforesaid shall from time to time be an effectual

discharge for the same money or so much thereof respectively as shall be there in acknowledged or expressed to be received and that the purchaser

or purchasers or other person or persons paying the same or any part thereof respectively his her or their heirs executors administrators or assigns

shall not be liable to see to the application thereof or of any part thereof or be answerable for any loss or misapplication thereof or of any part of

respectively nor shall any purchaser or purchasers of any part of my said freehold copyhold and leasehold estates hereditaments and premises or

any of them be bound in anywise to enquire into the necessity or propriety of the same being sold under the trusts hereinbefore mentioned Provided

always and I do Will and direct that if the trustees by me hereby appointed or any of them or the other trustees to be appointed or herein mentioned

or any of them or any of their executors or administrators shall happen to die or go to reside beyond the Seas or remain abroad three years next

after my decease or be desirous of being discharged from or refuse or decline or become incapable to act in the execution of the trusts hereby in

them her or him reposed that before the said trusts shall be fully executed then and in such case and when and so often as the same shall happen

it shall and may be lawful to and for then surviving or continuing or remaining trustees or trustee or the heirs executors or administrators of the last

surviving or continuing or remaining trustee at the proper discretion of the trustees or the trustees for the time being by any deed or deeds

instrument or instruments in writing to be by them her or him sealed and delivered in the presence of one of more credible witness or witnesses from

time to time to nominate substitute or appoint any person or persons to be a trustee or trustees in the stead or place of the said trustees of a trustee

so dying or going to reside beyond the Seas or remaining abroad or desiring to be discharged or refusing or declining or becoming incapable to act

as aforesaid and when and as often as any new trustees or trustee shall be nominated and appointed as aforesaid the said trust estates or such of

them as shall then remain subject to the trusts aforesaid shall be with all convenient speed conveyed surrendered assigned and transferred in such

sort and manner and so as that the same shall be legally and effectively vested in the trustees or trustee so to be appointed as aforesaid either

solely or jointly with the surviving or continuing or remaining trustee or trustees as occasion shall require To the uses upon, and for the trusts intents

and purposes hereby expressed declared and limited of and concerning the same trust estates monies and premises respectively or such of them as

shall be then subsisting undetermined and capable of taking effect and the person or persons so to be appointed as aforesaid shall have all the

powers and authorities of the trustee or trustees in whose room he or they shall be substituted and in such manner as if they or he had been jointly

appointed a trustee or trustees by this my Will And I do hereby further Will and direct that my said trustees and all future trustees or trustee to be

appointed as hereinbefore mentioned and any of them their and any of their heirs executors and administrators by and out of all and every of the

monies which by virtue of this my Will or the trusts hereby declared shall come to their or any of their hands shall and may deduct retain and

reimburse themselves herself and himself and pay or allow to their or her or his Coexecutor or Coexecutors and Cotrustee or Cotrustees all such

reasonable costs charges and expenses as they respectively shall or may sustain expend or be put unto in the execution of the trusts aforesaid And

likewise that they and their respective heirs executors and administrators and every of them shall be charged with such sums only as they

respectively shall actually receive by virtue of the trusts hearing mentioned Notwithstanding their joining in or signing any receipt or receipts or doing

any act for the sake of conformity and that they or any of them shall not be answerable for any loss which may happen in the execution of the

aforesaid trusts or in relation thereto except the same shall happen by or through their her or his wilful neglect or default And I do hereby revoke and

make void all former and other Wills by my at any time heretofore made and declare this to be my last Will and Testament In witness whereof I the

said JASPER HULLEY the testator have to this my last Will and Testament written and contained on ten sheets of paper set my hand to each sheet

thereof this ninth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty five

JASPER HULLEY

Signed and declared by the said JASPER HULLEY the testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who at his request and

in his sight and presence and in the sight and presence of each other at one and the same time have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses

to attest the due execution thereof

G. S. GOSLING

WM. RODGERS

WILL OF JASPER HULLEY OF THE ONE HOUSE RAINOW

31 Aug 1867

*Proved at Chester, the 31st day of August 1867 by the oaths of MARIA HULLEY Widow the Relict LOTON HOLLAND and HOLLAND HULLEY the

son the Executors, to whom Administration was granted.

The Testator JASPER HULLEY was late of The One House in Rainow near Macclesfield in the County of Chester Esquire and died on the 11th day

of August 1867 at The One House in Rainow aforesaid.

Under £3000 No Leasehold.

CHARLES M. PARRY

District Registrar

*On the 20th of December 1904 Administration with the Will annexed of the unadministered Estate of the Testator was granted at Chester to

ARDERNE HULLEY one of the Residuary Legatees.

Hulley Family Bible

11 Aug 1867

Jasper, son of the before mentioned Jasper and Mary Hulley died at the One House suddenly of heart complaint 11th August 1867 about four

o'clock in the afternoon, aged 72 years and nearly 11 months.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

15 Aug 1867

Burial entry: Jasper Hulley Rainow 72

Monumental Inscription – Ref 55 Also JASPER, son of the Above Named JASPER and MARY HULLEY, who died suddenly at the One House on the

11th day of Aug 1867 in his 73rd year. “He was not for God took him. Gen. V 24.”

Macclesfield Courier

17 Aug 1867

DEATHS - On the 11^th Inst. At The One House, near Macclesfield, Jasper Hulley Esq. Aged 72 years.

Page 4 The Late Jasper Hulley Esq. of the One House - Few of our townsmen will read unmoved the bare record, elsewhere in our columns, of the

death of Jasper Hulley of the One House. Although he took but very little active part in the affairs of this town, his removal from the midst of us is an

event that cannot fail to cause very deep regret to all his friends and neighbours. The poor, especially, loose in him, a tender and sympathetic

friend, a ready and most generous benefactor.

Mr. Hulley died suddenly on Sunday afternoon, the eleventh inst., in the middle of his family, in the house where so many of his forefathers had lived

and died. His memory will be held very dear by all who knew him; and all, alike himself, value that which is honest, and brave, and true. His genuine

and simple piety, the gentle and unstudied grace of his manner, the tenderness and affectionate warmth of his love, will long be remembered by

those whose present sorrow for his sudden and unlooked-for removal is exceeding great.

IR Wills and Administrations

20-Dec-04

1904 Hulley Jasper of the One-house Rainow near Macclesfield died 11 August 1867 Administration (with Will) Chester 20 December to Arderne

Hulley esquire Effects £1014 6s. Former grant August 1867.

LETTER FROM PHILIP HOLLAND TO DONE HULLEY (London to Natal)

19-Jan-25

(Envelope) Date stamped London W.C Jan 19 12.45 PM 1925 D
Addressed to: D. Hulley Esq. The Residency Stanger Natal
22 Taviton St. W.C. Gordon Sq.
Dear Done
I was pleased to hear from you, and note all you tell me. It may be well I should tell
you, that in my last Will my trustees have set aside a sum from my Estate in trust for you.
Sums have been allocated to your sisters May & Ellen. You may have heard this
from your father or Ethel? I was free to dispose of what My father left to me as I choose
I did however promise your Father and your Aunt Ellen Hall (Nee Hully) that I would leave
Something to you & May & Ellen I know nothing of your dad’s disposition of his Estate
The One House Estate he sold however. The property had been in Hulley possession
for generations as perhaps you know.

Now, as I have touched 82 and am in good health with a fair memory, I can put you wise as to Hulleys.

Your grandfather Jasper Hulley married for first wife, a Miss Bostock who owned land.

There were two children Jasper & Mary. The former died of some illness unmarried. Later on, your
Grandfather married my father’s sister Maria Holland of Macclesfield Issue Holland, Arderne, Ellen,
Maria, Elizabeth & Anne (all own cousins to me) Holland died unmarried.

Ellen married Dr. Henry Broderick of Indian Medical Service who saw Service in the Mutiny prior to his
marriage. He and Ellen spent some time in India. Broderick died in India somewhere about 1868
of sunstroke I think.

Ellen came home (no family). Later Ellen married General Durham Hall of Central India Horse.
On Hall’s retirement they lived in London. (No family). Date of Hall’s passing on I don’t at moment recollect.
Ellen continued to live at Brechin Place S.W. until her death, when house passed on to Hall’s people.
Ellen was fortunate in enjoying the pensions from two husbands! Also use of house & furniture,
and some income from W.H. for her life.
Maria Hulley married W. Chinner a man of some means. His father was one of the first to make gas fittings
shortly after gas came into use in houses. Maria has presented you with some cousins (men). I have
met only one, and have not kept in touch. Elizabeth married the Revd. F. Binley Dickinson who was
vicar of Ashford (no family). Anne married a parson one Meurant. They lived near Derby (no family)
both dead. Some 30 years ago I had 13 own cousins. Hollands, Hulleys & Houghtons latter on my
mother’s side whose sister married a Houghton of Chorley Lancashire. All these cousins dead but
Three viz. your father, Jean Macrobin & Major G.F. Holland.
Your father & your Uncle Holland Hulley bought land at the Noodsberg in the fifties and kept Sheep & cattle;
a poor show as to profit. I went out to see them in Jany. 1865 and staid just a year. On my return I continued
my chemical studies in Manchester until death of my father in 1878. He had remarried in 1866 and lived at
Windsor. I can’t say when your dad married and lived at The Wilderness Holland (Hollie) came home and
lived with his half sister Mary in various places.
When you write home keep this information to yourself. I am the only one alive who can give you the
details of your father’s connections on the Hulley side, and who his sisters married of whom only one had
children Mrs Chinner.

Addressed to: D. Hulley Esq. The Residency Stanger Natal
22 Taviton St. W.C. Gordon Sq.
Dear Done

22 Taviton St. W.C. Gordon Sq.

Dear Done

I was pleased to hear from you, and note all you tell me. It may be well I should tell you, that in my last Will my trustees

have set aside a sum from my Estate in trust for you. Sums have been allocated to your sisters May & Ellen. You may

have heard this from your father or Ethel? I was free to dispose of what My father left to me as I choose. I did however

promise your Father and your Aunt Ellen Hall (Nee Hully) that I would leave Something to you & May & Ellen I know

nothing of your dad’s disposition of his Estate. The One House Estate he sold however. The property had been in

Hulley possession for generations as perhaps you know.

Now, as I have touched 82 and am in good health with a fair memory, I can put you wise as to Hulleys.

Your grandfather Jasper Hulley married for first wife, a Miss Bostock who owned land. There were two children Jasper &

Mary. The former died of some illness unmarried. Later on, your Grandfather married my father’s sister Maria Holland of

Macclesfield Issue Holland, Arderne, Ellen, Maria, Elizabeth & Anne (all own cousins to me) Holland died unmarried.

Ellen married Dr. Henry Broderick of Indian Medical Service who saw Service in the Mutiny prior to his marriage. He and

Ellen spent some time in India. Broderick died in India somewhere about 1868 of sunstroke I think. Ellen came home (no

family). Later Ellen married General Durham Hall of Central India Horse. On Hall’s retirement they lived in London (no

family). Date of Hall’s passing on I don’t at moment recollect. Ellen continued to live at Brechin Place S.W. until her death,

when house passed on to Hall’s people. Ellen was fortunate in enjoying the pensions from two husbands! Also use of

house & furniture, and some income from W.H. for her life.

Maria Hulley married W. Chinner a man of some means. His father was one of the first to make gas fittings shortly after gas

came into use in houses. Maria has presented you with some cousins (men). I have met only one, and have not kept in

touch. Elizabeth married the Revd. F. Binley Dickinson who was vicar of Ashford (no family). Anne married a parson one

Meurant. They lived near Derby (no family) both dead. Some 30 years ago I had 13 own cousins. Hollands, Hulleys &

Houghtons latter on my mother’s side whose sister married a Houghton of Chorley Lancashire. All these cousins dead but

three viz. your father, Jean Macrobin & Major G.F. Holland.

Your father & your Uncle Holland Hulley bought land at the Noodsberg in the fifties and kept Sheep & cattle; a poor show

as to profit. I went out to see them in Jany. 1865 and staid just a year. On my return I continued my chemical studies in

Manchester until death of my father in 1878. He had remarried in 1866 and lived at Windsor. I can’t say when your dad

married and lived at The Wilderness Holland (Hollie) came home and lived with his half sister Mary in various places.

When you write home keep this information to yourself. I am the only one alive who can give you the details of your father’s

connections on the Hulley side, and who his sisters married of whom only one had children Mrs Chinner.

Your ‘dad’ began life as a mate in the Green’s ships. His first ship was The Windsor of Port of London. He made voyages to

India, Australia China and possibly Japan and brought home some curiosities. Your Great Grandfather raised a troop of

soldiers at his own expense at time of threatened invasion by Napoleon I which ” was greatly to his credit”. All sons of

farmers I was told. Napoleon, who had constructed A flotilla of flat boats, Is reported to have said I have fifty plans for the

invasion but not one for getting back. So he never landed a man on our island. The Sawyers are in Switzerland. Nesta

is an exponent on skates and has won medals. I keep wonderfully well save for small ailments, but spend the Winter in the

house and keep busy with chemical research. Love to all – affectly

Cousin Philip Holland

PS Did you ever meet John Ogilvie Holland, or his son John C. Holland latter is married has a job connected with mine

ventilation at ‘Joburg’. Formerly did assaying at “Knights Deep”. J.O.H. farmed at Rietsprint, Transvaal, and died there

some 4 years ago.

Your dad is in a poorly way. I’m told nearly blind. He gets to his club however in the morning with Ellie’s help, and

chats with his chums.

I much fear these Communists will make for revolution. The Trade Unions sympathetic with them, and are above the law.

They want all mans of production of wealth to belong to the workers – such as mines, Railways, docks, & ships!! You will

read of the wild ideas of abolishing “the tyranny of Capital” in your newspapers. What is feared is the start of civil war by

means of strikes all over the country- no coal, no transport, no gas, all the same there will be some killing before all is Ended.

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61(a) Ellen Bostock

Hulley Family Bible

04 Jul 1821

Jasper Son of the above mentioned Jasper and Mary Hulley was married on the fourth day of July 1821 to Ellen the only Child of the late Arthur

Bostock of Stockport at Prestbury by the Rev John Rolls Browne Vicar etc

St Peter’s church Prestbury registers

04 Jul 1821

Marriage: Jasper Hulley Esquire Rainow and Ellen Bostock Macclesfield

Owen Manuscript entries from Stockport LS Library

04 Jul 1821

Ref 2/573 – Marriages from Wheeler’s Manchester Chronicle incl 1821 July on the 4 inst. Jasper Hulley Esq. of the one House nr. Macclesfield to

Ellen Only Child of the late Arthur Bostock of Stockport.

Hulley Family Bible

19 Jan 1823

Ann Goodwin Daughter of the above named Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born on the 19th of January 1823 about quarter before seven o'clock in the

Evening being Sunday andbaptised in the evening of the same day by the Rev Thomas Hope A.B. Assistant Minister of Christ Church Macclesfield.

Hulley Family Bible

21 Jan 1823

Ann Goodwin, daughter of the above named Jasper and Ellen Hulley Died on the 21st of January 1823 about four o'clock in the Morning and was

interred on the 23rd day of the same Month of January 1823 in the New Church Yard in Macclesfield.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

23 Jan 1823

Burial: Ann Goodwin Hulley Macclesfield Infant

Hulley Family Bible

24 Mar 1824

Jasper son of the above named Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born at Park Gate in County of Chester on the 24th day of March 1824 about half past

nine o'clock at night and was Christened at Great Neston Church by the Rev Gardner Curate to the Vicar Ward.

Hulley Family Bible

21 Sep 1825

Mary 2nd Daughter of the same Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born at Park Gate in the County of Chester on the 21st day of September 1825 (on her

Father’s birth day) and was baptised at Great Neston aforesaid October 12^th 1825 by the Rev Husband Curate to the above mentioned Vicar Ward.

Hulley Family Bible

07 Feb 1828

Ellen Elizabeth 3^rd daughter of the above mentioned Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born at the One House on Thursday the seventh day of February

1828 and was christened at the new Church in Macclesfield on the 12th day of March following (Wednesday) by the Rev. Cruttenden Cruttenden Curate.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

12 Mar 1828

Baptism: Ellen Elizabeth d of Jasper & Ellen Hulley Rainow Gentleman

Hulley Family Bible

04 Sep 1831

Harriett the fourth Daughter of the said Jasper and Ellen Hulley was born at the One House on the fourth day of September 1831 (Sunday) about a

quarter past eight o'clock in the Morning and was baptised at the same place about One o'clock of the same day by the Rev Maurice Assistant Curate

of Rainow Chapel.

Hulley Family Bible

08 Sep 1831

Harriett the fourth Daughter of the said Jasper and Ellen Hulley died on Thursday the eighth day of September and was interred on Saturday the 10th

in the New Church Yard in Macclesfield by the Rev John Steele Minister etc. etc.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

10 Sep 1831

Burial: Harriet Hulley One House, Rainow Infant

Hulley Family Bible

28 Dec 1831

Ellen the beloved wife of Jasper Hulley died at the One house on Wednesday the 28th day of December 1831 about 12 o'clock at noon in the thirtieth

year of her age and was buried in the family Vault in the New Church yard in Macclesfield. The Wednesday following (the 4^th January 1832) by the

Rev John Steele. She never recovered her confinement in September last, and her complaint was a disease of the heart accompanied with Dropsy.

Christ Church Macclesfield registers

04 Jan 1832

Burial entry: Ellen Hulley One House Rainow 29

Monumental Inscription – Ref 55 Also ELLEN the beloved Wife of the above said JASPER HULLEY, who departed this life on the 28th day of

December 1831 in the thirtieth Year of her Age

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61(b) Maria Holland

Christ church Macclesfield registers

03 Jul 1804

Maria Dr. of Phillip and Mary Holland born

Christ church Macclesfield registers

30 Dec 1804

Maria Dr. of Phillip and Mary Holland baptised.