Latest developments April 2009
Further research using FreeBMD has uncovered the details of two more previously unknown marriages. These are as follows:
Percival Joseph Hulley born 1876 and Reginald Hulley born 1880?. In each case the FreeBMD entry shows more than one possible spouse, so both are shown pending further research or a sight of the marriage certificate. If you are able to assist, please contact me.
Latest developments February 2009
An additional 28 names have been added to this FT, mainly spouses and their families as shown in the census after their marriage. These include 3 Hulleys and the following surnames:
Archer - Bone - Cormack - Gruhn - Palmer - Parker - Pitcher - Thompson - West - Wright - Young.
Latest developments September 2008
The census entries from 1841 to 1901 for all persons on this tree have now been identified, where possible. Details are shown in each person's Notes. If anyone can help fill in the gaps please contact me.
A further search of on-line 19th century newspapers has revealed a number of entries relating to several members of this family. The persons mentioned are as follows:
Gertrude Agnes Hulley born 1831; Thomas Alfred Hulley b.1841; William Frederick Hulley b. 1854; Alfred Thomas Hulley b. 1855; Mary Ann Louisa Hulley b. 1859; Ambrose Clement Hulley b. 1860; Herbert Robert Hulley b. 1865; Bernard Walter Hulley b. 1867; Gertrude Agnes Hulley b. 1878; Ernest William Hulley b. 1879; Cecilia May Hulley b. 1885.
All details of each entry are shown in the Notes for each person.
I would like to welcome Janet Verwer and Simon Page, both descendants of Gertrude Agnes Hulley (b. 1854), and Jeff Hulley Dayne of Oregon, USA, a descendant of Thomas Alfred Hulley b. 1858. They have given useful information to me concerning their ancestors which I have added to the Notes for each person.
Latest developments May 2008
Following a search of 19th century English newspapers, several entries relating to members of this family have been found, in particular Thomas Alfred Hulley born 1841 and William Frederick Hulley born 1854. The latter settled in Swansea and became a noted musician and band leader there. He was also the Musical Director of the world-renowned operatic singer Madame Adelina Patti at her own concert hall at Craig-y.-Nos Castle near Swansea.
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