Ches03- Descendants of Jasper Howley born 1667
Notes
17. Hannah Hulley
1736 29 Apr - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Hannah dau. of John Hulley of Macc.
1757 22 Jan - Marriage Licence
Know all Men by these Presents that we,
Thomas Leghe of Macclesfield in the
County of Chester Esquire and John Hulley
of Macclesfield aforesaid & County of Chester
Gentleman
are holden and firmly bound unto the Right Reverend
Father ¡n God Edmund 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 Re-
verend father his lawful Attorney, Executors, Ad-
ministrators or Assignes, To which payment well and
truly to be made, we bind our selves and Each
of us severally for and in the whole, our Heirs Execu-
tors and Administrators, and the Heirs Executors and
Administrators of each of us firmly by these Pre-
sents, Sealed with our Seals, and dated the Twenty Second
Day of January in the Thirtieth year of the
Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE the 2nd, King
of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the
Faith, and in the Year of our Lord God, One Thousand
Seven Hundred and Fifty Seven
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if
the above-bounden Thomas Legh Equire and
Ms Hannah Hulley 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
Thousand, 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 Man-
ner, 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 } Tho. Legh
in the Presence of }
John Burscoe
Eliz. Andrew Jno Hulley
1757 23 Jan - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Thomas Legh Gent & Hannah Hulley both of Macclesfield
by Licence .
(m Thomas Legh - child - Martha Legh - 1817 21 Nov - beneficiary to will of aunt Rebecca Hulley
who was buried at Christ church Macclesfield on 27 Oct 1817.)
Thomas Legh
1757 22 Jan - Marriage Licence
Know all Men by these Presents that we,
Thomas Leghe of Macclesfield in the
County of Chester Esquire and John Hulley
of Macclesfield aforesaid & County of Chester
Gentleman
are holden and firmly bound unto the Right Reverend
Father ¡n God Edmund 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 Re-
verend father his lawful Attorney, Executors, Ad-
ministrators or Assignes, To which payment well and
truly to be made, we bind our selves and Each
of us severally for and in the whole, our Heirs Execu-
tors and Administrators, and the Heirs Executors and
Administrators of each of us firmly by these Pre-
sents, Sealed with our Seals, and dated the Twenty Second
Day of January in the Thirtieth year of the
Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE the 2nd, King
of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the
Faith, and in the Year of our Lord God, One Thousand
Seven Hundred and Fifty Seven
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if
the above-bounden Thomas Legh Equire and
Ms Hannah Hulley 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
Thousand, 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 Man-
ner, 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 } Tho. Legh
in the Presence of }
John Burscoe
Eliz. Andrew Jno Hulley
1757 23 Jan - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Thomas Legh Gent & Hannah Hulley both of Macclesfield
by Licence .
32. Elizabeth Legh
Deceased before 1819.
33. Martha Legh
1817 21 Nov - beneficiary to will of aunt Rebecca Hulley who was buried at Christ church Macclesfield
on 27 Oct 1817.
Deceased before 1819.
34. Thomas Legh
Deceased before 1819.
35. Peter Legh
Deceased before 1819.
36. Francis Legh
Deceased before 1819.
37. Rebecca Legh
Deceased before 1819.
38. Hannah Legh
1819 - alive
39. Harry Legh
1819 - living in Liverpool
40. Charles Legh
Deceased before 1819.
41. Richard Legh
Deceased before 1819.
42. Richard Watt Legh
Deceased before 1819.
43. William Legh
1819 - living in Windsor
44. Piers Legh
Deceased before 1819.
45. Frances Legh
1819 - living in Macclesfield.
20. Samuel Hulley
1737 30 Nov - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Samuel son of Jasper Hulley of Ranow.
1770 28 Aug - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Samuel Hooley, servant, of Woodford & Betty Downes, of
Woodford.
1772 17 Apr - Son William born at Adlington - see baptism entry below.
1772 17 Apr - son William baptised at Adlington: Wm. S. of Saml. & Elizth Hooley b. 17 Apr 1772 Adlington.
1774 24 Jan - son Samuel ?born - see baptism entry below.
1774 20 Jan - son Samuel baptised at St Peter's church Prestbury: Samuel son of Samuel & Betty Hooley Worth born
24 Jan 1774.
1777 15 Apr - dau Margaret born at Adlington - see baptism entry below.
1777 11 May - dau Margaret baptised at Adlington: Mgt. d. of Samuel & Betty Hooley b. 15 Apr 1777 Adlington.
1780 11 Jun - dau Margaret (Peggy) buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Peggy dau of Samuel Hooley Worth.
1780 20 Aug - son James baptised at St Mary's church Disley: James son of Samuel & Betty Hooley (IGI).
1780 20 Aug - son John baptised at St Mary's church Disley: John son of Samuel & Betty Hooley (IGI).
1784 Feb 29 - dau Alice baptised at Manchester cathedral: Alice dau of Samuel & Elizh. Hooly (IGI).
1786 26 Sep - dau Betty born at Adlington - see baptism entry below.
1786 22 Oct - dau Betty baptised at Adlington: Betty d. of Samuel & Mary? Hooley b. 26 Sep 1786 Adlington (IGI).
Note: the above entry appears to be mistranscribed. There are no records of a Samuel
and Mary Hooley in the area at this period and it is probable that the wife is Betty.
1788 26 Aug - son Peter born at Adlington - see baptism entry below (IGI).
1788 21 Sep - son Peter baptised at Adlington: Peter s. of Samuel & Betty Hooley b. 26 Aug 1788 Adlington (IGI).
1792 13 Mar - son John baptised at St Christopher's church Pott Shrigley: John s of Samuel & Betty Hooley Shrigley.
1794 09 Feb - dau Ellen baptised at St Christopher's church Pott Shrigley: Ellen d of Samuel & Betty Hooley Shrigley.
1796 03 Apr - son James born at Shrigley - see baptism entry below.
1796 08 May - son James baptised at St Christopher's church Pott Shrigley: James s of Samuel & Betty Hooley b 3 Apr
Shrigley.
1802 14 Nov - buried at St Christopher's church Pott Shrigley: Samuel Hooley Shrigley.
1802 14 Nov - buried at St Christopher's church Pott Shrigley: Samuel Hooley Shrigley.
Betty Downes
1748 - born - see burial entry below.
1770 28 Aug - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Samuel Hooley, servant, of Woodford & Betty
Downes, of Woodford.
1772 17 Apr - Son William born at Adlington - see baptism entry below.
1772 17 Apr - son William baptised at Adlington: Wm. S. of Saml. & Elizth Hooley b. 17 Apr 1772
Adlington.
1774 24 Jan - son Samuel ?born - see baptism entry below.
1774 20 Jan - son Samuel baptised at St Peter's church Prestbury: Samuel son of Samuel & Betty
Hooley Worth born 24 Jan 1774.
1777 15 Apr - dau Margaret born at Adlington - see baptism entry below.
1777 11 May - dau Margaret baptised at Adlington: Mgt. d. of Samuel & Betty Hooley b. 15 Apr 1777
Adlington.
1780 11 Jun - dau Margaret (Peggy) buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Peggy dau of Samuel
Hooley Worth.
1780 20 Aug - son James baptised at St Mary's church Disley: James son of Samuel & Betty Hooley
(IGI).
1780 20 Aug - son John baptised at St Mary's church Disley: John son of Samuel & Betty Hooley (IGI).
1784 Feb 29 - dau Alice baptised at Manchester cathedral: Alice dau of Samuel & Elizh. Hooly (IGI).
1786 26 Sep - dau Betty born at Adlington - see baptism entry below.
1786 22 Oct - dau Betty baptised at Adlington: Betty d. of Samuel & Mary? Hooley b. 26 Sep 1786
Adlington (IGI).
Note: the above entry appears to be mistranscribed. There are no records of a Samuel
and Mary Hooley in the area at this period and it is probable that the wife is Betty.
1788 26 Aug - son Peter born at Adlington - see baptism entry below (IGI).
1788 21 Sep - son Peter baptised at Adlington: Peter s. of Samuel & Betty Hooley b. 26 Aug 1788
Adlington (IGI).
1792 13 Mar - son John baptised at St Christopher's church Pott Shrigley: John s of Samuel & Betty
Hooley Shrigley.
1794 09 Feb - dau Ellen baptised at St Christopher's church Pott Shrigley: Ellen d of Samuel & Betty
Hooley Shrigley.
1796 1Nov - son James baptised at Pott-Shrigley Chapelry: James son of Samuel and Betty Hooley
(IGI).
1802 14 Nov - husband buried at St Christopher's church Pott Shrigley: Samuel Hooley Shrigley.
1823 21 Dec - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Elizabeth Hooley Woodford 75.
48. Margaret Hooley
1777 15 Apr - born at Adlington - see baptism entry below.
1777 11 May - baptised at Adlington: Mgt. d. of Samuel & Betty Hooley b. 15 Apr 1777 Adlington.
Shown in registers of St Michael's church Macclesfield).
1780 11 Jun - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Peggy dau of Samuel Hooley Worth.
49. James Hooley
1780 20 Aug - baptised at St Mary's church Disley: James son of Samuel & Betty Hooley (IGI).
bef. 1796 - this person must have died before this date - his parents had another child named James
in that year.
50. John Hooley
1780 20 Aug - baptised at St Mary's church Disley: John son of Samuel & Betty Hooley (IGI).
bef. 1792 - this person must have died before this date - his parents had another child named John
in that year.
51. Alice Hooly
1784 Feb 29 - baptised at Manchester cathedral: Alice dau of Samuel & Elizh. Hooly (IGI).
52. Betty Hooley
1786 26 Sep - born at Adlington - see baptism entry below.
1786 22 Oct - baptised at Adlington: Betty d. of Samuel & Mary? Hooley b. 26 Sep 1786 Adlington (IGI).
Note: the above entry appears to be mistranscribed. There are no records of a Samuel
and Mary Hooley in the area at this period and it is probable that the wife is Betty.
54. James Hooley
1796 03 Apr - born at Shrigley - see baptism entry below.
1796 08 May - baptised at St Christopher's church Pott Shrigley: James s of Samuel & Betty Hooley b 3
Apr Shrigley.
21. Thomas Hulley
1740 18 Jul - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Thomas son of Jasper Hulley Ranow.
1770 21 Oct - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Thomas Hooley Yeoman Adlington & Ann Pearson Macclesfield
Licence.
1775 - dau Mary born - see burial entry below.
1781 09 Apr - dau Deborah baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: Deborah d. of Thos. & Ann Hooley Macclesfield.
1783 02 Mar - son John baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: John s. of Thos. & Ann Hooley Macclesfield.
1785 01 May - son Thomas baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: Thos. s. of Thos. & Ann Hooley Macclesfield.
1793 22 Jan - dau Mary buried at Christ church Macclesfield: Mary d of Thos & Ann Hooley Hurdsfield 18.
Ann Pearson
1770 21 Oct - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Thomas Hooley Yeoman Adlington & Ann
Pearson Macclesfield Licence.
1775 - dau Mary born - see burial entry below.
1781 09 Apr - dau Deborah baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: Deborah d. of Thos. & Ann Hooley
Macclesfield.
1783 02 Mar - son John baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: John s. of Thos. & Ann Hooley
Macclesfield.
1785 01 May - son Thomas baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: Thos. s. of Thos. & Ann Hooley
Macclesfield.
1793 22 Jan - dau Mary buried at Christ church Macclesfield: Mary d of Thos & Ann Hooley Hurdsfield
18.
57. Mary Hooley
1775 - born - see burial entry below.
1793 22 Jan - buried at Christ church Macclesfield: Mary d of Thos & Ann Hooley Hurdsfield 18.
58. Deborah Hooley
1781 09 Apr - baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: Deborah d. of Thos. & Ann Hooley Macclesfield.
1801 18 Oct - Marriage LIcence
Know all Men by these Presents that we, James
Moseley of the Parish of Stockport, Muslin
Manufacturer, and Thomas Hooley of Adlington
in the Parish of Prestbury, Yeoman, both in
the County and Diocese of Chester
are holden and firmly bound unto the Right Reverend Father in
God Henry William by Divine permission Lord
Bishop of Chester in the Sum of Five hundred Pounds,
of good and lawful Money of the united Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, 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 eighteenth Day of October in the forty
first Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE
the Third, by the Grace of GOD of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and ireland King, Defender of the Faith, and in the Year
of our Lord God, One Thousand Eight Hundred and one.
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if the above-
bounden James Mosley and Deborah
Hooley now licenced to be married together be neither
of Consanguinity or Affinity the one to the other, within the De-
grees prohibited for Marriage: If also there be no Let or Impedi-
ment, by Reason of any Precontract, entered into, before the Twenty
fifth Day of March, One Thousand, 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 } James Moseley (his seal)
Thomas Parker
Thomas Hooley (his seal)
1801 18 Oct - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: James Mossley Muslin-Manuf Stockport & Deborah Hooley minor
Adlington - by Licence.
James Moseley
1801 18 Oct - Marriage LIcence
Know all Men by these Presents that we, James
Moseley of the Parish of Stockport, Muslin
Manufacturer, and Thomas Hooley of Adlington
in the Parish of Prestbury, Yeoman, both in
the County and Diocese of Chester
are holden and firmly bound unto the Right Reverend Father in
God Henry William by Divine permission Lord
Bishop of Chester in the Sum of Five hundred Pounds,
of good and lawful Money of the united Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, 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 eighteenth Day of October in the forty
first Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE
the Third, by the Grace of GOD of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and ireland King, Defender of the Faith, and in the Year
of our Lord God, One Thousand Eight Hundred and one.
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if the above-
bounden James Mosley and Deborah
Hooley now licenced to be married together be neither
of Consanguinity or Affinity the one to the other, within the De-
grees prohibited for Marriage: If also there be no Let or Impedi-
ment, by Reason of any Precontract, entered into, before the Twenty
fifth Day of March, One Thousand, 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 } James Moseley (his seal)
Thomas Parker
Thomas Hooley (his seal)
25. James Hulley
Note: the ancestry of James Hulley has been difficult to trace but the major clue was the discovery of a
baptism of James Ridley Hulley to his son Thomas at Frodsham in 1818. Ridley was the surname of
James Hulley's wife Betty so it was a reasonable assumption that Thomas had named his son after his
grandmother.
It appears that he started his married life in the Prestbury /Macclesfield area, had 2 children there before
moving to Frodsham c1780 where he had a further 2 children. He, his wife and first child Mary were
buried at St Peter's church Prestbury.
1750 8 Jul - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: James son of Jasper Hulley of Ranow.
1773 05 Oct - Marriage Licence
Know all Men by these Presents that we, James
Hulley of Macclesfield within
the County of Chester Apothecary
& John Heyes of Marthal in the
County aforesaid Yeoman
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 our selves and
each of us Severally for and in the whole,
our Heirs Executors and Administrators, and the Heirs Exe-
cutors and Administrators of each of us firmly
by these Presents, Sealed with our Seals and dated the fifth
Day of October in the thirteenth
year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George,
King of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the
Faith, and in the Year of our Lord God, One Thousand Seven
Hundred and seventy three.
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if The above-
bounden James Hulley and Betty
Ridley now licenced to be married together be neither
of Consanguinity or Affinity the one to the other, within the De-
grees 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 Thousand, 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 grant-
ed is limited: Then this Obligation to be void or else to remain in
full Force and Vertue.
James Hulley
Sealed and Delivered }
in the Presence of }
Sarah Thorbey
P. Mayer John Heyes
The fifth Day of October
in the Year of our LORD, One Thousand,
Seven Hundred and Seventy three
On which Day appeared personally James Hulley of
Macclesfield in the Parish of Prestbury
within the County & Diocese of Chester
Apothecary
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
Betty Ridley of Macclesfield
in the Parish of Prestbury within
the County & 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 & Diocese of Chester
aforesaid. In which Parish of Prestbury the said
James Hulley further made Oath, That the said Betty
Ridley hath had her usual Abode for the
space of Four Weeks last past.
The same Day the said }
James Hulley }
was sworn before me, } James Hulley
P. Mayer Sur.
1773 05 Oct - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: James Hulley & Betty Ridley both of Macclesfield Licence.
1776 - dau Mary born - see St Peter's church Prestbury monumental inscription below.
1777 07 May - dau Mary buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Mary dau of James Hooley Apothecary Macclesfield.
1777 6 May - dau Mary buried at St Peter's church Prestbury - see monumental inscription below.
Prestbury Church monumental inscriptions
Ref.971. Here lieth Mary Wife of Cuthbert Ridley of Macclesfield was interred March 1st 1776 Aged 65.
Also Mary the Dau of JAMES & BETTY HULLEY interred May 6 1777 in her 1st year. Also the above
Cuthbert interred Dec 5 1778 Aged 67 years. Also BETTY wife of the above JAMES HULLEY dep Aug 28
1796 Aged 48 years.
1778 23 May - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: An infant of Dr. Hulley's Macclesfield
1779 May 25 - Adams Weekly Courant - To be Sold A neat Church Organ, with a Mahogany Case and open Dramason
in the Front, guilt, with a Pedal to take off the loud Stop; and consisting of the following Stops; Open
Diapason, Trumpet Treble, Trumpet Base, Principle, Flute, 12th, 15th, Cornet, Sesquialtres. Enquire of
Mr Hulley, in Macclesfield, Cheshire in whose possession the Organ now is.
1780 Sep 12 - Adams’s Weekly Courant - To be sold by Auction, at the King’s Arms in Macclesfield, on Thursday the
28th Day of September, at three in the Afternoon, subject to Condition: a large and substantial Dwelling-
house, situate in Chester Gate, near the Market Cross, in Macclesfield aforesaid, late the Property of Mr
Ridley, and now in the possession of Mr Hulley, Surgeon; containing a Shop, two Parlours and Kitchen
on the Ground Floor, with a large Dining Room, and seven good Bed-chambers, besides the Rooms in
the Attick Story, with a Stable, convenient out Offices, two large Cellars, a Pew in the Old Church, and a
Moss Room on the Din’s Moss. The Premises are extremely well situated for Business, and in thorough
good Repair. And to be Sold by Auction on the ensuring Day: All the Household Furniture, late of the said
Mr Ridley, without Reserve. For Particulars apply to the said Mr Hulley, who hath to dispose of, a large
Church Organ, lately erected. (also in 19th Sep edition)
c1784 - son Thomas Boydell born - Thomas Boydell Hulley married in 1802 so his year of birth has been com-
-puted to be no later than 1784 ie 18 years before his marriage. No record of birth or baptism has been
found.
1785 28 Dec - dau Betty baptised at St Lawrence's church Frodsham: Betty D of James Hulley of Frodsham and Betty his Wife.
1788 - Subscribed to Miscellaneous Poems, by Helen Leigh, of Middlewich, 1788, LEIGH, Helen, Manchester
Subject: Poetry,
Name: Hulley;
Location: Frodsham;
Gender: Male;
Address: Frodsham.
Source Information - Ancestry.com U.K. and U.s. Directories, 1680 - 1830.
1789 - Cheshire Trades Directory (incl.) Hulley Mr. Surgeon Frodsham.
1789 04 Jan - Miscellaneous Information Cheshire – large ring binder
Letter from Js. Hulley of Frodsham to Mr Alford at Lyme Hall
Dr. Sr.
I wrote to you some time ago, and as I had not the pleasure of hearing from you, more me think you had
not recd. my letter, therefore I take the liberty to accqt. you that I should return it as a Particular favr. if
would have bin so obliging to have settled Mr. Lee's acct., at the same time hope you will not take it ill in
me writing upon that head, but as I have some payments to make, was the only reason, from Sr. Yr. Most
obt. Servt. Js. Hulley Frodshamm Jany 4th 89.
PS the acct. sent Oct 10th 1782 is £9.15s. 0d.
I have laid in a quantity of exceeding fine old Jamaica Rum, and Coniac Brandy, if Mr. Lee should be in
want.
Envelope address - Mr. Orford
at Lyme Hall
near
Stockport
Cheshire
1796 28 Aug - wife Betty buried at St Peter's church Prestbury - see monumental inscription below.
Prestbury Church monumental inscriptions Ref.971. Here lieth Mary Wife of Cuthbert Ridley of
Macclesfield was interred March1st 1776 Aged 65. Also Mary the Dau of JAMES & BETTY HULLEY
interred May 6 1777 in her 1st year. Also the above Cuthbert interred Dec 5 1778 Aged 67 years. Also
BETTY wife of the above JAMES HULLEY dep Aug 28 Aged 48 years.
1797 28 Jul - Chester Chronicle - WANTED, AN APPRENTICE to a SURGEON and APOTHECARY, in very extensive
practice. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Hulley, Surgeon, Frodsham; or Mr. Thomas Evans, Druggist,
Chester.
1799 17 May - Will of James Hulley of Frodsham 1803
Frodsham the 17th day of May One Thousand Seven hundred and Ninety Nine
I James Hulley Surgeon Apothecary and Man-Midwife do hereby Certify this to be my last Will and
Testament therefore Will and Bequeath all my Property Consisting of Book Debts not exceeding £50
Pounds and Household Furniture & Shop two Horses and one Cow which I request my son Thomas
Boydell Hulley to have lawfully valued the half of which I give to my Daughter Betsy and the remaining
part to my said son Thomas B. Hulley and I do hereby appoint him to execute these my requests as
he shall answer to God at the great Day of Judgement. The provision made for my Daughter being so
small on account of Misfortunes in Life hope my son Thomas as an Affectionate Brother will take this into
Consideration so that she shall not know the want of either Father or Mother - under this pleasing
Consolation I shall Die happy whenever it shall please the Lord to call my Soul.
Witness my Hand this Seventeenth
Day of May One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety Nine.
(signed) Js. Hulley
And in the presence of James Caldwell Witness my hand.
1799 31 May - Chester Chronicle - DIED - Wednesday last at Frodsham, most deservedly regretted, after a lingering
illness, which he bore without a murmur of discontent or an ejaculation of impatience, Mr. James Hulley,
surgeon and apothecary. In him were united many virtues; his attachments to his friends were uniform
and sincere; to his children he was a tender and an affectionate parent; to the poor he was humane and
charitable, and of society he was an upright and valuable member.
1799 04 Jun - Chester Courant - Wednesday died, at Frodsham, Mr. James Hulley, surgeon and apothecary
1799 08 Jun - buried at St Lawrence's church Frodsham: James Hulley, Frodsham.
1803 21 Jun - On reverse of above Will
This is the Will referred to in the Affidavit Of William Caldwell hereto annexed & sworn the Twenty first
day of June 1803
Before me Thos. Armistead
Surrogate
/contd
1803 21 Jun - The 21st day of June 1803 Thomas Boydell Hulley the Sole Executor in this Will named was sworn in
common form before me Thos. Armistead Surrogate
Effects under £300
Probate issued Dated 21st June 1803.
In The Consistory Court of Chester June the 21st 1803
On which Day Appeared Personally William Caldwell of the Strand in the County of Middlesex
Gentleman who being sworn on the holy Evangelist to depose the truth made oath as follows that he
knew and was well acquainted with James Hulley late of Frodsham in the County of Chester for some
time prior and until his Death which happened in or about the Year One thousand seven hundred and
Ninety nine and during such acquaintance with him the deceased has often seen him write and
subscribe his Name to Writings and is thereby become well acquainted with his manner and character
of Handwriting & Subscription and having now carefully viewed and Perused the Paper Writing hereto
annexed purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of the said deceased beginning thus “Frodsham
the 17th day “of May One thousand seven hundred & “ninety nine” and ending thus “ Witness “my hand
this seventeenth Day of May “One thousand seven hundred and ninety “Nine” and thus subscribed “Js.
Hulley” This deponent doth verily and in his Conscience believe that the whole body series and contents
of the said Will together with the Names “Js. Hulley” set and subscribed at the foot or bottom thereof to
be all of the proper handwriting and subscription of the said deceased.
Will Caldwell
The same Day the said William Caldwell was Duly Sworn to the Truth of this Affidavit
Before me Thos. Armistead
Surrogate
Betty Ridley
1748 - born - see monumental inscription below.
1773 05 Oct - Marriage Licence
Know all Men by these Presents that we, James
Hulley of Macclesfield within
the County of Chester Apothecary
& John Heyes of Marthal in the
County aforesaid Yeoman
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 our selves and
each of us Severally for and in the whole,
our Heirs Executors and Administrators, and the Heirs Exe-
cutors and Administrators of each of us firmly
by these Presents, Sealed with our Seals and dated the fifth
Day of October in the thirteenth
year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George,
King of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, Defender of the
Faith, and in the Year of our Lord God, One Thousand Seven
Hundred and seventy three.
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if The above-
bounden James Hulley and Betty
Ridley now licenced to be married together be neither
of Consanguinity or Affinity the one to the other, within the De-
grees 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 Thousand, 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 grant-
ed is limited: Then this Obligation to be void or else to remain in
full Force and Vertue.
James Hulley
Sealed and Delivered }
in the Presence of }
Sarah Thorbey
P. Mayer John Heyes
The fifth Day of October
in the Year of our LORD, One Thousand,
Seven Hundred and Seventy three
On which Day appeared personally James Hulley of
Macclesfield in the Parish of Prestbury
within the County & Diocese of Chester
Apothecary
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
Betty Ridley of Macclesfield
in the Parish of Prestbury within
the County & 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 & Diocese of Chester
aforesaid. In which Parish of Prestbury the said
James Hulley further made Oath, That the said Betty
Ridley hath had her usual Abode for the
space of Four Weeks last past.
The same Day the said }
James Hulley }
was sworn before me, } James Hulley
P. Mayer Sur.
1773 05 Oct - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: James Hulley & Betty Ridley both of Macclesfield
Licence.
1776 - dau Mary born - see St Peter's church Prestbury monumental inscription below.
1777 6 May - dau Mary buried at St Peter's church Prestbury - see monumental inscription below.
Prestbury Church monumental inscriptions
Ref.971. Here lieth Mary Wife of Cuthbert Ridley of Macclesfield was interred March
1st 1776 Aged 65. Also Mary the Dau of JAMES & BETTY HULLEY interred May 6
1777 in her 1st year. Also the above Cuthbert interred Dec 5 1778 Aged 67 years. Also
BETTY wife of the above JAMES HULLEY dep Aug 28 Aged 48 years.
1778 23 May - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: An infant of Dr. Hulley's Macclesfield
1785 28 Dec - dau Betty baptised at St Lawrence's church Frodsham: Betty D of James Hulley of
Frodsham and Betty his Wife.
1796 28 Aug - died at Frodsham - see burial entry below.
1796 03 Sep buried at St Peter's church Prestbury - Betty wife of James Hulley Frodsham - see
monumental inscription below.
Prestbury Church monumental inscriptions
Ref.971. Here lieth Mary Wife of Cuthbert Ridley of Macclesfield was interred March
1st 1776 Aged 65. Also Mary the Dau of JAMES & BETTY HULLEY interred May 6
1777 in her 1st year. Also the above Cuthbert interred Dec 5 1778 Aged 67 years. Also
BETTY wife of the above JAMES HULLEY died Aug 28 1796 Aged 48 years. [MI No P448/971]
(Cheshire, Prestbury).
61. John Hulley
1773 17 Jan - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: John son of James Hully Macclesfield
Illegitimate
62. Mary Hulley
1776 - born - see St Peter's church Prestbury monumental inscription below.
1777 07 May - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Mary dau of James Hooley Apothecary
Macclesfield.
1777 - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury - see St Peter's church Prestbury monumental
inscription below.
Prestbury Church monumental inscriptions
Ref.971. Here lieth Mary Wife of Cuthbert Ridley of Macclesfield was interred March 1st
1776 Aged 65. Also Mary the Dau of JAMES & BETTY HULLEY interred May 6 1777 in
her 1st year. Also the above Cuthbert interred Dec 5 1778 Aged 67 years. Also BETTY
wife of the above JAMES HULLEY dep Aug 28 1796 Aged 48 years.
63. Infant Hulley
1778 23 May - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury : An infant of Dr. Hulley's Macclesfield.
27. John Hooley
1755 12 Jan - baptised : John son of Jasper Hulley of Rainow Bapt. at Rainow.
1777 8 May - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: John Hooley Husb. Macclesfield & Elizabeth
Spencer Taxal?
1778 11 May - son William born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1778 7 Jun - son William baptised at Adlington: Wm. S. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 11 May 1778.
1779 6 Oct - dau Sarah born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1779 11 Nov - dau Sarah baptised at St Peter's church Prestbury: Sarah d of John & Elizth Hooley of Woodford.
born 6 Oct 1779.
1781 23 Jan - son John born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1781 4 Mar - son John baptised at Adlington: John son of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 23 Jan 1781.
1783 17 Mar - dau Betty born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1783 6 Apr - dau Betty baptised at Adlington: Betty d. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 17 Mar 1783.
1787 6 Apr - son Samuel born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1787 20 May - son Samuel baptised at Adlington: Samuel s. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 6 Apr 1787.
1788 22 Aug - dau Jane born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1788 21 Sep - dau Jane baptised at Adlington: Jane d. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 22 Aug 1788.
1789 11 Dec - son Philip born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1790 17 Jan - son Philip baptised at Adlington: Philip s. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 11 Dec 1789.
1790 06 Jul - dau Sarah buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Sarah Hooley spinster Woodford.
1792 15 Jan - son Jonathan born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1792 4 Mar - son Jonathan baptised at Adlington: Jonathan s. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b 15 Jan 1792.
1801 22 Jul - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: John Hooley of Woodford Inn Keeper.
Betty Spencer
1777 8 May - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: John Hooley Husb. Macclesfield & Elizabeth
Spencer Taxal?
1778 11 May - son William born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1778 7 Jun - son William baptised at Adlington: Wm. S. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 11 May 1778.
1779 6 Oct - dau Sarah born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1779 11 Nov - dau Sarah baptised at St Peter's church Prestbury: Sarah d of John & Elizth Hooley of Woodford.
born 6 Oct 1779.
1781 23 Jan - son John born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1781 4 Mar - son John baptised at Adlington: John son of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 23 Jan 1781.
1783 17 Mar - dau Betty born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1783 6 Apr - dau Betty baptised at Adlington: Betty d. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 17 Mar 1783.
1787 6 Apr - son Samuel born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1787 20 May - son Samuel baptised at Adlington: Samuel s. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 6 Apr 1787.
1788 22 Aug - dau Jane born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1788 21 Sep - dau Jane baptised at Adlington: Jane d. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 22 Aug 1788.
1789 11 Dec - son Philip born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1790 17 Jan - son Philip baptised at Adlington: Philip s. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 11 Dec 1789.
1790 06 Jul - dau Sarah buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Sarah Hooley spinster Woodford.
1792 15 Jan - son Jonathan born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1792 4 Mar - son Jonathan baptised at Adlington: Jonathan s. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b 15 Jan 1792.
67. Sarah Hooley
1779 06 Oct - born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1779 11 Nov - baptised at St Peter's church Prestbury: Sarah d of John & Elizth Hooley of Woodford.
born 6 Oct 1779.
1790 06 Jul - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Sarah Hooley spinster Woodford.
69. Betty Hooley
1783 17 Mar - born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1783 6 Apr - baptised at Adlington: Betty d. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 17 Mar 1783.
71. Jane Hooley
1788 22 Aug - born at Woodford - see baptism entry below.
1788 21 Sep - baptised at Adlington: Jane d. of John & Betty Hooley of Woodford b. 22 Aug 1788. (St Peter's church
Prestbury registers).
.
28. Jasper Hulley
1756 4 Apr - baptised: Jasper son of Jasper Hooley of Rainow Bapt. at Rainow at (St Michael's
church Macclesfield registers)
not known - son Alexander born at Hurdsfield.
1773 - dau Olive born at Hurdsfield - date computed from information on Christ church
monumental inscription - see below.
1778 19 Dec - son Alexander and dau Olive buried at Christ church: Christ church monumental
inscriptions: Ref 58. ALEXANDER son of JASPER and MARTHA HOOLEY of Hurdsfield
died Dec 19th 1778. Likewise OLIVE their dau. Dec 25th aged 5 years.
1779 09 Mar - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Jasper Hulley & Martha Etchells Collier both of
Hurdsfield
Note: although the mother of the above two children was also called Martha, it is
presumed that she was a different Martha because they were born before the above
marriage.
1781 21 Sep - son John baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield (IGI?).
1784 13 Jul - dau Esther baptised at Holy Trinity church Rainow: Esther d of Jasper and Martha
Hulley.
1784 - son Thomas born: computed from information on Christ church monumental
inscription - see below.
Christ church Macclesfield monumental inscription: Ref 501. THOMAS HULLEY died
Oct 15th 1844 aged 60 years.
1785 12 Jun - dau Peggy baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: Peggy d. of Jesper & Martha Hooley
Rainow.
1786 - son Alexander born - see 1851 census below.
1851 census
HO 107/2158 f293r Hurdsfield Hurdsfield Road
Alexander Hulley Head M 65 Coal Miner Ches Hurdsfield
Joseph Hulley Son U 27 Coal Miner Ches Hurdsfield
Mary Hulley Dau U 24 Silk Weaver Ches Hurdsfield
Jane Hulme Visitor U 25 Book-binder Ches Hurdsfield
1787 18 Mar - son Jasper baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Jasper son of Jasper Martha
Hulley Hurdsfield.
1790 22 Sep - son Josiah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah s of Jasper & Martha
Hulley (IGI).
1790 13 Oct - wife buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Martha wife of Jasper Hooley paup.
Hurdsfield.
bef Jan 1791 - son Josiah died at Macclesfield - see next birth entry.
1791 16 Jan - son Josiah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah s of Jasper & Martha
Hooly (IGI). ?ERROR?
1800 - son Abraham born - see burial entry below.
1801 3 Mar - son Abraham buried at Christ church Macclesfeild: Abraham s of Jas & Hanh Hooley
Hurdsfield 1.
1802 25 Mar - Access to Archives binder - 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.
1817 5 Apr - made Will
1817 24 May - died at Hurdsfield - see Will below.
1817 5 Nov - Probate of Will issued - see Will below.
WILL of JASPER HULLEY of Hurdsfield 1817
This is the Last Will and Testament of me JASPER HULLEY of Hurdsfield in the County
of Chester Collier made and Published this Fifth day of April in the year of our Lord One
thousand eight hundred and seventeen. First I will and direct that all my just Debts
Funeral Expenses and the Charges of Proving this my Will shall be paid out of the
Property hereinafter bequeathed and subject thereto. I Give. Devise and Bequeath
unto sons THOMAS HULLEY and JASPER HULLEY there Executors Administrators
and Assigns all my Monies Goods Chattels Estate and Effects of ant nature or kind
soever and wheresoever and also all my Leases and Shares in Leases for Years,
Upon certain Coal Mines Upon Trust for them the said THOMAS HULLEY and JASPER
HULLEY and the Survivors of them their Executors Administrators and Assigns to
permit and suffer my dear wife HANNAH to have the sole use and enjoyment of my
Household Goods and Furniture for and during the term of her natural Life but to
prevent and not suffer her to embezzle or waste the same And also upon Trust that my
said Trustees shall and do see after the management of the different shares in my said
Coal Mines that I now have or may hereafter have Possession of according to the best
of their skill and power and the Monies arising from the Produce of the Coals thereof
that way from time to time shall be gotten or disposed of I direct my said Trustees to
pay so much thereof as they shall adjudge sufficient for the support and maintenance
of my said Wife to her for and during the term of her natural Life and the Overplies (if
any such there shall be) I direct my said Trustees to retain and keep in their hands until
the decease of my said Wife and then to be disposed of as hereinafter mentioned
Provided Always and I do hereby direct and declare that if my said Trustees shall not
think the Produce of the Coal Mines sufficient for the maintenance of my said Wife then
and in such case I direct them my said Trustees to sell and assign over all and singular
my shares in the said Coal Mines if the Leases thereof shall so long continue by Public
Auction or Private Contract at one or separate time or times for the most money that
can be reasonably gotten for the same and the monies arising thereof I direct my said
Trustees to place the same out at Interest and the Interest arising therefrom I direct may
said Trustees to pay and apply the same in and towards the maintenance of my said
Wife for the term of her Natural Life and if my said Trustees shall not think the same
sufficient for that purpose I direct them to advance and pay from time to time out of the
Principal money such deficiency And from after the decease of my said Wife I direct
my said Trustees as soon as conventionally may be make sale and dispose of all and
singular my said Personal Estate and Effects whatsoever of what nature or kind soever
and also of all my shares in the said Coal Mines if the terms therein shall so long
continue and in case my said Trustees shall not have them disposed of may aid Coal
Mines for the purpose aforesaid and in case the monies arising from my said Cola
Mines and Personal Estate shall have been deemed more than sufficient to support
my said Wife then I direct such overplies of such trust monies together with the
Produce of such sale or sales to be equally divided between and amongst my Five
Children namely the said THOMAS, the said JASPER, JOHN, ALEXANDER, and
JOSIAH equally share and share alike any if any one or more of my said Children
Shall happen to die before such division be made I direct the share or shares of him
or them so dying to be paid to his Child or Children and in default of such Child or
Children then the shares of him or them so dying to be equally divided between and
amongst my surviving Children And I direct that the receipt or receipts of my said
Trustees shall be sufficient discharge or discharges to the Purchase or Purchases of
my said Leasehold Coal Mines And also I direct that my said Trustees shall from time
to time be at Liberty to deduct and retain out of the monies arising from this my Will
that they shall or may receive any reasonable expenses that they may be put into by
virtue of the trusts of this my Will And Lastly I do hereby nominate constitute and
appoint the said THOMAS HULLEY and JASPER HULLEY Executors of this my Will
and hereby revoking and making void all former and other Will or Wills by me at any
time heretofore made do declare this to be my last Will and Testament In Witness
whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year aforesaid.
Signed Seale Published and |
Declared by the said Testator as |
And for his last Will and Testament | Jasper Hulley
In the presence of us, at his |
Request and in the presence |
of each other have subscribed |
our names as Witnesses hereto |
James Jackson
James Scowsel
Ra Shufflebotham
(Separate page) The Fifth day of November 1817
THOMAS HULLEY and JASPER HULLEY, the Executors in this Will named, 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 Forty
Pounds Before me
Lawrence Heapy Surrogate
The Testator died the Twenty fourth day Of May 1817. Probate issued Dated 5th November 1817.
Martha ......
1778 19 Dec - son Alexander and dau Olive buried at Christ church: Christ church monumental
inscriptions: Ref 58. ALEXANDER son of JASPER and MARTHA HOOLEY of Hurdsfield
died Dec 19th 1778. Likewise OLIVE their dau. Dec 25th aged 5 years.
1781 21 Sep - son John baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield (IGI?).
1783 13 Jul - dau Esther baptised at Rainow: Esther d of Jasper and Martha Hulley (IGI).
1784 - son Thomas born: computed from information on Christ church monumental
inscription - see below.
Christ church Macclesfield monumental inscription: Ref 501. THOMAS HULLEY died
Oct 15th 1844 aged 60 years.
1787 18 Mar - son Jasper baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Jasper s of Jasper & Martha
Hulley IGI).
1789 - son Alexander born - see 1841 census below.
1841 census
HO 107/105/12 f13 Hurdsfield Smythe Street
Alexander Hulley 52 Coalier Y
Hannah Hulley 54 N
1790 22 Sep - son Josiah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah s of Jasper & Martha
Hulley (IGI).
bef Jan 1791 - son Josiah died at Macclesfield - see next birth entry.
1791 16 Jan - son Josiah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah s of Jasper & Martha
Hooly (IGI).
74. Olive Hulley
1773 - born at Hurdsfield - date computed from information on Christ church monumental
inscription - see below.
1778 19 Dec - Christ church monumental inscriptions: Ref 58. ALEXANDER son of JASPER and
MARTHA HOOLEY of Hurdsfield died Dec 19th 1778. Likewise OLIVE their dau. Dec 25th
aged 5 years.
75. Alexander Hulley
1778 19 Dec - Christ church monumental inscriptions: Ref 58. ALEXANDER son of JASPER and
MARTHA HOOLEY of Hurdsfield died Dec 19th 1778. Likewise OLIVE their dau. Dec 25th
aged 5 years.
Martha Etchells
1779 09 Mar - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Jasper Hulley & Martha Etchells Collier both of
Hurdsfield
Note: although the mother of the above two children was also called Martha, it is
presumed that she was a different Martha because they were born before the above
marriage.
1781 21 Sep - son John baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield (IGI?).
1784 13 Jul - dau Esther baptised at Holy Trinity church Rainow: Esther d of Jasper and Martha
Hulley.
1784 - son Thomas born: computed from information on Christ church monumental
inscription - see below.
Christ church Macclesfield monumental inscription: Ref 501. THOMAS HULLEY died
Oct 15th 1844 aged 60 years.
1785 12 Jun - dau Peggy baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: Peggy d. of Jesper & Martha Hooley
Rainow.
1786 - son Alexander born - see 1851 census below.
1851 census
HO 107/2158 f293r Hurdsfield Hurdsfield Road
Alexander Hulley Head M 65 Coal Miner Ches Hurdsfield
Joseph Hulley Son U 27 Coal Miner Ches Hurdsfield
Mary Hulley Dau U 24 Silk Weaver Ches Hurdsfield
Jane Hulme Visitor U 25 Book-binder Ches Hurdsfield
1787 18 Mar - son Jasper baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Jasper son of Jasper Martha
Hulley Hurdsfield.
1790 22 Sep - son Josiah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah s of Jasper & Martha
Hulley (IGI).
1790 13 Oct - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Martha wife of Jasper Hooley paup. Hurdsfield.
1791 16 Jan - son Josiah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah s of Jasper & Martha
Hooly (IGI). ?ERROR
77. Esther Hulley
1784 13 Jul - baptised at Holy Trinity church Rainow: Esther d of Jasper and Martha Hulley.
79. Peggy Hulley
1785 12 Jun - baptised at Christ church Macclesfield: Peggy d. of Jesper & Martha Hooley Rainow.
82. Josiah Hulley
1789 22 Sep - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah s of Jasper & Martha Hulley
bef Jan 1791 - died at Macclesfield.
Hannah Jackson
1800 - son Abraham born - see burial entry below.
1801 3 Mar - son Abraham buried at Christ church Macclesfeild: Abraham s of Jas & Hanh Hooley
Hurdsfield 1.
84. Abraham Hooley
1800 - born - see burial entry below.
1801 3 Mar - buried at Christ church Macclesfield: Abraham s of Jas & Hanh Hooley Hurdsfield 1.
30. Hannah Hooley
1755 12 Mar - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Hannah dau of Mr. Aldern. Hooley in Chester-gate.
1772 04 Aug - Leeds Intelligencer - On Monday was married in Scotland, Mr. John Stonehewer of Manchester, to Miss
Hannah Hooley, of Macclesfield, an agreeable young lady with a large fortune.
1772 27 Aug - Marriage Licence
Know all Men by these Presents that we, John Stonehewer
of Manchester in the County of Lancaster and
Diocese of Chester Chapman, and Harry Lankford
of Hurdsfield in the County of Chester Esquire.
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 our selves and Each
of us Severally for and in the whole, our Heirs Executors
and Administrators,and the Heirs Executors and Admi-
nistrators of Each of us firmly by these Presents.
Sealed with our Seals and dated the Twenty Seventh
Day of August in the Twelfh 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 and Seventy Two.
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if the
above-bounden John Stonehewer and
Hannah Hooley 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 Thousand
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 } John Stonehewer (his seal)
in the Presence of }
John Burscoe
Harry Lankford (his seal)
Mary Hooley
1776 24 Dec - son John Hooley buried at St Michael's church Macclesfield: John Hooley son of John Stonehewer Esq.
Sutton.
1779 18 Jul - dau Nancy baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Nancy daur of John Stonehewer Esq., & Han.
Suttton.
1793 05 Sep - husband buried at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mr. John Stonehewer Sutton.
1805 23 Jul - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: William Walker & Hannah Stonehewer (IGI).
John Stonehewer
1772 27 Aug - Marriage Licence
Know all Men by these Presents that we, John Stonehewer
of Manchester in the County of Lancaster and
Diocese of Chester Chapman, and Harry Lankford
of Hurdsfield in the County of Chester Esquire.
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 our selves and Each
of us Severally for and in the whole, our Heirs Executors
and Administrators,and the Heirs Executors and Admi-
nistrators of Each of us firmly by these Presents.
Sealed with our Seals and dated the Twenty Seventh
Day of August in the Twelfh 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 and Seventy Two.
THE Condition of this Obligation is such; That if the
above-bounden John Stonehewer and
Hannah Hooley 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 Thousand
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 } John Stonehewer (his seal)
in the Presence of }
John Burscoe
Harry Lankford (his seal)
Mary Hooley
1776 24 Dec - son John Hooley buried at St Michael's church Macclesfield: John Hooley son of John Stonehewer Esq.
Sutton.
1779 18 Jul - dau Nancy baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Nancy daur of John Stonehewer Esq., & Han.
Suttton.
1793 05 Sep - buried at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mr. John Stonehewer Sutton.
85. John Hooley Stonehewer
1776 24 Dec - buried at St Michael's church Macclesfield: John Hooley son of John Stonehewer Esq. Sutton.
86. Nancy Stonehewer
1779 18 Jul - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Nancy daur of John Stonehewer Esq., & Han. Suttton.
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