Descendants of John Halley buried at Sheffield in 1603

Notes

82. William Ulley

1830 8 Aug - baptised

1841 census
HO 107/1327/5 f51 Ecclesfield Shire Green
Thomas Hully 38 Fork M. Y
Sarah Hully 38 Y
Ann Hully 15 Y
Elizabeth Hully 13 Y
William Hully 11 Y
Mary Hully 9 Y
Thomas Hully 7 Y
George Hully 5 Y
Sarah Hully 3 Y
Alfred Hully 4mos Y
George Hobson 15 Ap. Y

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f80 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Thomas Hulley Head M 47 Fork Maker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top
Sarah Hulley Wife M 47 Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top?
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 22 Yorks Mortomley
William Hulley Son U 20 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Dau U 18 Yorks Hill Top
Thomas Hulley Son U 16 Fork Maker Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 14 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Alfred Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Ellen Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Emma Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green

1854 Sep qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley William Sheffield 9c 366 (FreeBMD).

1854 12 Sep - married at St Peter and St Paul Cathedral Sheffield: William Hulley 24 Bachelor Fork Forger Arundel St.
- father Thomas Hulley Fork Forger; Emma Oxspring 20 Spinster Arundel St. - father Thomas Oxspring
Fork Forger. Wits John Kirk, Isaac Chatterton.

1854 16 Sep - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Marriage - At the Parish Church on the 12th Mr. William Hulley,
fork forger, to Miss Emma Oxspring.

1855 Mar qtr - dau Eliza born at Wortley RD: Hulley Eliza Wortley 9c 175 (GRO).

1856 Dec qtr - dau Clara born at Wortley RD: Hulley Clara Wortley 9c 157 (GRO).

1858 Dec qtr - son Arthur born at Wortley RD: Hulley Arthur Wortley 9c 164 (GRO).

1860 Dec qtr - dau Ada born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ada Wortley 9c 169 (GRO).

1860 26 Sep - dau Ada baptised at Ecclesfield parish church.

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f66 Ecclesfield Lowshire
William Hulley Head M 30 Forkmaker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top
Emma Hulley Wife M 27 Yorks Shire Green
Eliza Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Clara Hulley Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Arthur Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shire Green
Ada Hulley Dau 6mos Yorks Shire Green
Ann Robinson Visitor M 35 Farm Labourer's Wife Yorks Rotherham
Emma Robinson Visitor 10mos Lincoln Willowton

1863 Mar qtr - dau Laura born at Wortley RD: Hulley Laura Wortley 9c 196 (GRO).

1865 Mar qtr - son Thomas born at Wortley RD: Hulley Thomas Wortley 9c 215 (GRO).

1867 Mar qtr - son William born at Sheffield RD: Hulley William Sheffield 9c 344 (GRO).

1869 Jun qtr - son Herbert born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Herbert Sheffield 9c 349 (GRO).

1870 23 Feb - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - SHEFFIELD TOWN HALL - TUESDAY BEFORE W.F. DIXON,
C. ATKINSON, and C. BOOTH, Esqrs. ROBBERY OF FOWLS.
Three lads, named respectively, James Naylor, George Naylor, and William Rowbotham, were charged
with having stolen three fowls on the premises of William Hulley, cow keeper, No. 13 court, Shepherd
street. The robbery was committed on the fifth instant, and the prisoners when apprehended, admitted
that they had stolen the fowls, stating that they had sold them in the market. On the application of Mr
Jackson, they were remanded for further enquiry.

1871 census
RG 10/4680 f11r Sheffield No 1 13 Ct Shepherd St
William Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker & Cow Keeper Rotherham Yorks
Emma Hulley Wife M 37 Ecclesfield Yorks
Eliza Hulley Dau U 16 Shiregreen Yorks
Clara Hulley Dau U 14 Shiregreen Yorks
Ada Hulley Dau 10 Shiregreen Yorks
Laura Hulley Dau 8 Shiregreen Yorks
Thomas Hulley Son 6 Shiregreen Yorks
William Hulley Son 4 Sheffield Yorks
Egbert Hulley Son 2 Sheffield Yorks

1872 Sep qtr - son Wilfred Arthur born at Wortley RD: Hulley Wilfred Arthur Wortley 9c 224 (GRO).

1876 Jun qtr - son George Alfred born at Wortley RD: Hulley George Alfred Wortley 9c 290 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f69 Wincobank Ecclesfield
William Hulley Head M 50 Farmer Of 20 Acres No Labrs York
Emma Hulley Wife M 47 Ecclesfield, York
Eliza Hulley Dau U 26 Dress Maker Ecclesfield, York
Laura Hulley Dau 18 Pupil Teacher (School) Ecclesfield, York
Thomas Hulley Son 16 Ecclesfield, York
William Hulley Son 14 Ecclesfield, York
Herbert Hulley Son 11 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred A. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
George A. Hulley Son 4 Scholar Ecclesfield, York

1881 07 Nov - Daily News - Sheffield - On Saturday morning early, Police-constable James, of the West Riding constab
-ulary, had a desperate fight with a burglar at Wincobank Hall, near Sheffield, the residents of Mrs Raw-
-son. Looking across the lawn on the officer saw a man stealing towards the drawing-room window, and
thinking a gang of burglars were at work, the constable rose Mr (William.) Hulley, a farmer, who lives
near. The constable and his companion returned to the hall quickly and found the burglar forcing an
entrance to the drawing-room window. The officer rushed at the man, who struck him a heavy blow with
a sharp steel jemmy, which cut completely through the constable's nose and chin. Although he bled
fearfully the officer grappled the burglar, and a frightful struggle took place, but ultimately with assistance
the burglar was arrested. (also in Freeman's Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser Nov 10, Leeds
Mercury, Manchester Times Nov 12)

1881 07 Nov - The Manchester Guardian: DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH A BURGLAR NEAR SHEFFIELD. -
Shortly before three o’clock on Saturday morning an attempted burglary at Wincobank Hall, the
residence of Mrs. Rawson. was frustrated by the courageous and judicious conduct of a constable
belonging to the West Riding Constabulary. This officer, Police Constable James, was patrolling his
beat, when his attention was attracted by a slight noise as if a pane of glass was being cracked in one of
the windows. Looking across the lawn in front of the house, he saw a very tall man going stealthily
towards the drawing room window. Thinking that gang of burglars were at work, James quietly left the
grounds and proceeded to the house of Mr. William Hulley, farmer, who resides a few hundred yards
away. That officer called up Mr. Hulley, who returned with him to the hall. Looking through the shrubbery
the constable saw that a man was forcing his way through the drawing room window. James at once
rushed at the burglar, but was met by a terrific blow with a heavy sharp steel jemmy, which cut
completely through his nose from the top down to the bottom of his chin. The constable, however, closed
with the ruffian and stuck to him manfully. After a desperate struggle the officer with the assistance of Mr.
Hulley managed to capture the burglar, on whoso person were found a powerful steel jemmy, dark
lantern, and a bayonet-shaped dagger. He had also a large gimlet, with which it was found he had
bored several holes through the window shutter to enable him to unfasten the iron bars inside. Before
doing this however, he had carefully made holes through the two large panes of plate glass and undone
the window fastenings. The man was conveyed to the Ecclesfield Police Station. He is a powerful fellow,
at least six feet high. He refused to give his name or furnish any account of himself. There is little doubt
that he is one of a gang of burglars who have been very busy in the Barnsley district recently, as well as
at Tinsley -. The constable is dangerously wounded.

1881 08 Nov - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - THE WINCOBANK BURGLARY. FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The clever and brave capture of a burglar, at Wincobank Hall, early on Saturday morning, by police-
Constable James, of the West Riding Constabulary, has come in for general praise in Sheffield and the
neighbourhood. The constable at present lies in bed at his house, Lower Wincobank, greatly weakened
from the loss of blood which he sustained, and suffering severe pains in his head. There can be no
doubt that had the blow with the "jemmy," by the burglar, been inflicted but an inch or two higher on
James's face the result would have been fatal. It is a matter of some surprise that after being so much
injured, he managed to walk with his prisoner to Ecclesfield Police Station about three miles distant.
The assistance which the man Hulley gave was timely, and but for it the burglar might have effected his
escape and the constable been more seriously injured.
It was about half-past two in the morning when James, standing at the school-gates, about 60 yards
from Wincobank Hall, heard sounds of glass breaking in the direction of the hall. Suspecting that
someone was endeavouring to effect an entrance he quietly approached the garden in front of the
drawing-room. He then climbed over the wall, and, to prevent his being seen or heard, crawled on his
hands and knees behind some shrubs, a few yards from the house. He heard a noise proceeding from
near the drawing room windows, and peering closely through the darkness, he observed the figure of
man at the side window. He watched a second or two, and was convinced that it was “the burglar a-
burgling,” and upon the man walking cautiously walking to the front of the house he believed that he had
a companion.
Knowing that he would not be a match for two burglars, he stealthily returned to Higher Wincobank for
assistance, and went to the house of Mr. Hulley, who is about 50 years of age, and who is a maker of
forks and a keeper of cows. To awaken him in a quiet manner, he threw pebbles at the bedroom window,
and in a short time he was joined by Hulley, who, being told what he was wanted for, armed himself with
a poker. They crept behind some shrubs, and saw the man still working at the window. While watching,
they saw him go towards the front, look up and down the road, and then return to his task. The constable
drew his staff, and, suspecting that the burglar would be possessed of a firearm, it was arranged that they
should rush upon him, and suddenly overpower him. Immediately they moved, however, he heard
them, and turned round, and with the jemmy that he had been applying to the window, struck the
constable, who was nearest, a fearful blow on the nose, cutting it completely open, and causing the blood
the stream out. James hit the man’s right arm with his staff, and caused him to drop the jemmy, Hulley
striking him so severely somewhere about the head or shoulders that the poker was bent. The constable
and the burglar closed with each other, and fell to the ground; James was underneath, but succeeded in
getting above his opponent, who then cried “I’ll give up.” Hulley held him down while the handcuffs were
put upon him, and the three then proceeded to the house of the gardener James Kirke, at the hall. Kirke
was aroused, and supplied water to clean the faces of both the constable and the burglar, for the latter’s
during the struggle had been covered in blood , which dropped from the injured nose of James.
Afterwards, the prisoner was marched to Ecclesfield, Hulley and Kirke’s son walking on either side of him,
and the constable, with his drawn staff, at the rear. During the journey, the man said, with regard to his
attempt to break into the hall, that he had “been put on to it” with another man, but this other person was
unwell, and he accordingly went alone. He said he himself came from Newcastle, but that he had tramp-
-ed all over the country, and had recently lodged at a house in Barnsley. He gave the name of James
Thompson, and added that he as about 38 years of age. He looks that age, and is a big, muscular man -
taller even than the constable, who is about six feet in height.
The Ecclesfield police station was reached at four o’clock, and when the sergeant residing there had seen
that the prisoner was safely locked up, he took James to the house of Dr. Symes, where his injured face
was attended to. A piece of the cartilage had to be removed, and when plasters had been applied, the
constable returned to Wincobank, suffering great pain. He went to bed, and has since remained in it, and
will not, it is believed, be able to appear against Thompson for a day or two.
The inmates of the hall were unaware, until seven o’clock on Saturday morning, of the attempt made to
break into it, not having heard the slightest noise. An inspection of the window that had been tampered
with showed that very soon Thompson would have effected an entrance, but he could not have done so
without alarming the inmates. Attached to the bars at the rear of the shutters of every window are bells,
and immediately the shutter was moved two of these would have rung. When he was interrupted, he was
boring through the shutter with a gimlet, his object being to make a small hole through which to put his
hand and remove the bar fastener. The bolts at the top and bottom of the window were drawn, and the
“catch” removed, the glass having been broken with some sharp instrument to enable him to get at them.
Even had he entered, he could not have stolen any silver plate, for when the hall was last broken into,
some 26 years ago, the plate was removed. In various parts of the house, too, we believe, are appli-
-ances, one of which if touched, would warn the inmates of the presence of an intruder.
The prisoner will, in all probability, be brought up at the West Riding Police Court to-day, and remanded.

1881 11 Nov - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - DESPERATE FIGHT WITH A BURGLAR AT WINCOBANK HALL
- (incl.) At the West Riding Court, on Tuesday, before Mr W. P Milner, James Thompson, 35, who stated
he belongs to Newcastle, was charged with having attempted to commit a burglary at Wincobank Hall,
and also with cutting and wounding Police-constable James, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm.
The prisoner had a very dejected face, and bore evident traces of the severe encounter between himself
and his captor. Superintendent Gill said Police-constable James was unable to attend, asked that the
prisoner might be remanded until Tuesday next, when he believed several other cases of burglary
would be preferred against him. The Bench complied.

1881 16 Nov - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - THE ATTEMPTED BURGLARY AT WINCOBANK.
COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONER. - The man James Thompson, in custody charged with attempting to
commit a burglary at the premises of Mrs Mary Ann Rawson, Wincobank Hall, early on the morning of
November 5th, was brought up on remand at the West Riding Police-court yesterday, before T. Jessop,
Esq., W.P. Milner. Esq., and T. Jeffcock, Esq., for further examination. There was a second charge
against the prisoner of unlawfully cutting Police-constable James (who, it will be remembered, was
seriously injured in effecting the capture of the prisoner) with Intent to inflict grievous bodily harm. There
was a large attendance of the public in court.
The prisoner is a tall, powerfully-built man, apparently about 35 years of age dressed decently, and not
at all ill-looking. The officer, James, who apprehended the prisoner, is also a tall, well set-up young
man, but in personal strength he is undoubtedly inferior to the prisoner.
Superintendent Gill, of the West Riding constabulary, conducted the case for the prosecution. The
prisoner was undefended. Police-constable Walter James said he was one of the West Riding constab-
-ulary stationed at Wincobank, and about half-past Two o’clock on the morning of Saturday, November
5th, he was on duty near Wincobank Hall, near High Wincobank, where Mrs. Mary Ann Rawson and her
sister resided. At that time he heard a noise as though some one was breaking glass near the hall. He
was then patrolling the road, and upon hearing the noise he crept quietly through the shrubbery on to
the lawn. When he got within about 12 yards of the hall He saw the prisoner standing near the drawing-
room window, and he remained watching him for about ten minutes. The prisoner walked from the
drawing-room to the front of the house, passing within seven or eight yards of him, and then returning
to the window.
The witness went back to the house of Mr. Wm. Hulley, farmer, High Wincobank, and called him up. He
and Mr. Hulley then returned to the hall and found the prisoner still at the window, making a noise; but
he could not tell what the man was doing. The witness and Mr. Hulley were concealed behind a flower
bed for a time, and then the witness approached him. The prisoner turned towards him and dealt him a
blow with a “jemmy” (produced), which cut open his nose and chin. He believed both injuries were
inflicted with one blow. He struck at the man with his staff, seized hold of him, and a struggle ensued, in
which they both fell to the ground. The prisoner got on the top of him, but he rolled over and gained the
ascendancy, and Mr. Hulley, coming to his assistance helped to hold the prisoner down until he could
handcuff him.
He then called up James Kirk, the gardener, and having bathed his wounds, searched the prisoner.
Upon him he found a bottle containing whisky, a box of matches, pipe, tobacco pouch, and a dark
lantern. After removing the prisoner to Ecclesfield, accompanied by Hulley and Kirk, he locked him up.
The prisoner gave his name as James Thompson, but declined to say where he came from. He said ” I
should not like you to know where I came from.” The witness went to Dr. Simes at Ecclesfield, where
his injuries were attended to, and he was still under treatment. Subsequently he returned to Wincobank Hall, accompanied by Sergeant Willmott, and he then receiv-
-ed from Mr. James Kirk, a “jemmy” and gimblet. On examining the drawing-room window, where the
prisoner had been standing, he saw there were three holes made through the glass near each of the
three fasteners, which were undone. The window was of French construction, and the part that was
opened was about 5ft high. One side of the widow was ajar. Inside the windows there were shutters
almost close to the glass. Twelve holes had been bored through the shutters, a panel of which was
Produced in court. The gimlet fitted the holes in the panel. Another implement of triangular shape was
pressed between the window shutters and the frame work of the window, apparently with the object of
keeping them firm whilst boring operations were being carried on. The prisoner asked no questions.
Mr. William Hulley, farmer, High Wincobank, said that about half-past two on the morning in question he
was called up by the officer James, and accompanied him to Wincobank Hall. He thought it a necess-
-ary precaution to take with him a kitchen poker. He saw a man standing by the hall window, and heard
a noise of cutting wood.
They watched him for a short time, and then the witness and the officer rushed upon him together. The
prisoner struck the officer, who returned the blow, and then witness gave the prisoner a blow with the
poker. The constable and the prisoner fell together upon the ground, and between them they managed
to secure him. The night was cloudy. He accompanied James to Kirk’s house, and there noticed that he
was bleeding from the nose.
Mr. James Kirk, gardener to Mrs. Rawson, said he resided in a house adjoining the hall, and was called
out of bed early on the morning of the 5th November by Mr. Hulley and Police-constable James. The
latter’s face was covered in blood. After Hulley, James, and the prisoner left his house, the witness
remained until daybreak. He then found near the drawing-room window a “jemmy,” upon which there
appeared a little blood, and a gimblet. The latter was lying on the lawn. The two squares of glass in the
window were broken in three places, and the right-hand half of the window was open. In the putty there
were marks of some sharp instrument which had been used to break the glass.
Agnes Jardine, a domestic servant at Wincobank Hall, said on the evening of the 4th inst. She fastened
the drawing-room window on the inside. The bolts in the window frame were fastened, and she further
bolted the shutters ands placed an iron bar across them. On the following morning she noticed that the
glass of the window was broken.
Mr. Robert Sime, surgeon, Ecclesfield, said that on the morning of November 5th, the constable came
to his surgery about five o’clock, suffering from a wound about an inch and three-quarters long, begin-
-ning at the bridge of the nose and extending on the left side, going down to the cartilage, and at one
point piercing it. There was a scratch on the chin in a direct line with the other and more serious wound.
He had to stitch up the principal wound, and the officer was now progressing favourably. The “jemmy”
produced was a likely instrument to cause the injuries. The prisoner, who did not question any of the
witnesses, and had nothing to say in answer to the charges, was formerly committed for trial at the
assizes.
Superintendent Gill said another charge of burglary would be preferred against the prisoner for entering
the house of Mr. Burley, Birthwaite House, near Barnsley, and stealing therefrom on October 6th six
silver teaspoons, a silk handkerchief, and a bottle of sherry. He asked the magistrates to remand the
prisoner and fix a time for the hearing of the case. The Bench decided to take the case at noon to-day
(Wednesday.) (Note: 1881 census RG 11/4616 f72 - Mary Ann Rawson, Agnes Jardine; f72 rev -
James Kirk, John W. Kirk)

1881 07 Dec - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - THE BURGLARY AT WINCOBANK.
PRESENTATION TO POLICE-CONSTABLE JAMES AND MR. WM. HULLEY. The inhabitants of Winco -
-bank last night testified their appreciation of the courageous conduct of Police-constable James and Mr.
Wm. Hulley in a manner which will long be remembered by them. In the early part of last month the
policeman, while on duty, discovered a man attempting to burglariously enter Wincobank Hall. James
Thomson, who has since been committed to take his trial at the Assizes, is a tall, strongly-built man, and
the officer wisely decided to call assistance in order to make the apprehension of his man sure. It being
midnight, he went to the residence of Mr. Wm. Hulley, called him up, and the two proceeded to the Hall,
where, after a very severe struggle, in which the officer was struck in the face with a steel jemmy by
Thomson, the burglar was apprehended.
The residents of the locality decide to recognise the bravery displayed by the policeman and Mr. Hulley,
and the Rev. J. Julian, vicar of Wincobank, took the matter up, and with the assistance of several other
gentlemen, collected a sufficient amount to enable them to present each of the men who had risked
their lives in the discharge of their duty with a handsome testimonial. The permission of the Chief
Constable of the West Riding police force having been obtained, the committee who had the matter in
hand, decided to present Police-constable James with a handsome silver chronometer, and Mr. Hulley
with a complete set of plated table spoons, dessert spoons, tea spoons, large and small forks, sugar
tongs, and salt spoons. It was also arranged to give a complementary concert in recognition of the
services rendered, and to present the article during the evening.
Police-constable James, in returning thanks, expressed his pleasure in knowing that there was also a
present for Mr. Hulley. He was sure that he deserved one, because had it not been for him Thomson
might have got away; at all events there would have been a terrible struggle for it. Mr. Hulley had risked
his life in rendering service to his country. (Applause.) He again returned thanks, and expressed his
determination always to do his duty to the upmost of his ability.
The Rev. J. Julian then presented Mr. Hulley with the articles named above, and stated they were of
equal value as the watch which he had just presented to the police officer. He referred to the fact that Mr
Hulley, although not aware that he was liable to imprisonment if he refused to assist the police, readily
complied with the request of Police-constable James. He then presented the articles to Mr. Hulley
amidst loud applause.
Mr. W. Hulley briefly returned thanks, after which the Rev. J. Julian stated that there was a sum of money
in hand, which would be equally divided between the persons who had just received the presentations.
The second part of the programme was then proceeded with.

1881 10 Dec - Sheffield Daily Telegraph - THE WINCOBANK BURGLARY
A complimentary concert in recognition of the bravery of Police-constable James and Mr. Hulley, at
Wincobank Hall, on the 5th November last, was held at the National Schools, Wincobank, on Tuesday.
The circumstances which have called forth the concert must be fresh in the memory of our readers, but
we may say that on the night of the 5th November last Police constable James was on duty near Winco-
-bank Hall, when he heard someone near a window of the building . Having ascertained that a burglar
was attempting to enter the hall, James at once called Mr. Hulley, who lives hard by, out of bed, and then
returned to the spot where the man had been. The constable went quietly towards the burglar, who see-
-ing some one about to capture him, struck James upon the face with a jemmy, inflicting a deep cut on
his nose. James then closed with him, and a tough struggle ensued. Mr. Hulley, who had taken with
him a stout poker, dealt the robber such a blow as to keep him quiet and enabled James to place upon
him the handcuffs. The man was then brought before the magistrates, who committed him to trial. For
the courage displayed by Constable James he was at once awarded the merit and good conduct
badges by the Chief Constable of the West Riding. (Captain Russell.)
In addition to these honours the people of Wincobank determined to substantially recognise the efforts of
such worthy neighbours as Constable James and Mr. Hulley. Accordingly, the Rev. J. Julian, with the
assistance of a small committee, collected subscriptions with which to purchase presents. To constable
James was given a handsome silver chronometer , bearing the following inscription:- Presented to
Police-constable James in recognition of his meritorious conduct at Wincobank Hall on November 5,
1881. Mr. Hulley received a full set of table spoons, dessert spoons, tea spoons, large and small forks,
sugar tongs, and salt spoons, made of the best Sheffield plate. The attendance at the concert was very
large, and influential, and the programme was an excellent one.
The Rev. J. JULIAN, in the course of the evening, applauded Constable James’ bravery and recognised
his courage. Being associated with the testimonial, it was an extreme pleasure to him to say that he had
been supported on every side; and he would now call upon Constable James to come forward to receive
in his name, and in the name of the inhabitants of Wincobank and a few friends outside, a handsome
watch as a token of their appreciation and regard for him and his courage. (Applause.)
Mr. JULIAN said: Police-constable James, it affords me extreme pleasure to present you with this watch,
upon which is subscribed “Presented to Police-constable James in recognition of his meritorious conduct
at Wincobank Hall on November 5, 1881.” I hope and trust that the courage you then displayed will still
mark your conduct in the future, and that when your children get up to be men and women they may be
able to point to this watch and that badge on your arm and say “ Our father was a man.” (Loud applause.)
Mr. JULIAN said his task had not yet been completed. Has had another very pleasing duty to perform. Mr.
Hulley then stepped on to the platform amid much cheering, and Mr. JULIAN said: Mr. Hulley is a family
man, and if he has health and strength to find beef and mutton as long as these articles can be used, Mrs.
Hulley and all the little Hulleys need not be afraid. (Laughter.) I have very great pleasure in offering you
this present. I have been told by those who have known you from childhood that you have always borne
a character for bravery which characterised you on the occasion of this late encounter, and which has
won for you the esteem of those around you. I trust that you will ever remember when you look at these
things that you did your duty, and your neighbours thanked you for it. (Applause.)
Mr. HULLEY said he never expected to receive anything when he was called up. He had not time to think
about this evening. (Laughter.) Constable James scarcely gave him time to get dressed - he had to finish
his toilet on the way. (Loud laughter.) Then when he got there the constable said, “Look out for yourself; he
may have a revolver about him” (Renewed laughter.) He had not time to look to himself; he was looking
for his man. As soon he got near enough he gave him what satisfied him - (laughter) - and he was now
well satisfied with his present, for which he thanked them kindly. (Applause.)
Mr. JULIAN said ther was a balance over which would be equally divide between the two gentlemen.
(Applause.) (also in the Sheffield Independent 10 Dec 1881.)

1891 census
RG 12/3787 f64r Ecclesfield Brickfield
William Hulley Head M 61 Farmer Yorkshire
Emma Hulley Wife M 57 Yorkshire
Thomas Hulley Son S 27 Farmer Yorkshire
Herbert Hulley Son S 22 Engine Fitter Yorkshire
Geo. Alf. Hulley Son 15 Farmer Yorkshire

1901 census
RG 13/3260 f68r Derbyshire Holmesfield Unthank
William Hulley Head M 70 Farmer Yorks Kimberworth
Emma Hulley Wife M 66 Yorks Rotherham
Wilfred Hulley Son S 28 Farmer's Son Yorks Ecclesfield

2008 10 Jan - information supplied by Mary Pearson (Pearsonfamily @dsl.pipex.com)

NOTE ON JOSEPH HULLEY OF SHEFFIELD.
In no family records was it anywhere noted that Richard, the settler, had a brother in Sheffield. This fact
was only disclosed in August 1911 when Thomas Benjamin Hulley of the Edward John group visited
England. After an attempted contact failed, contact was made through a firm at Holmfirth, Yorkshire. In
the firm’s letter a local William Hulley disclosed that he was the grandson of Joseph Hulley, who had
lived at Kimberwell Hill Top in the Parish of Rotherham, Sheffield. When this William wrote he was 81
years of age and had retired from his trade of cutler and was farming at Unthank Farm Holmsfield. (PAF
ref York01-085)
He mentioned in his letter that Joseph had a brother Richard who had gone to South Africa in 1816 or
1817. He further wrote that in 1854 Richard visited them in Sheffield and Richard asked William to
accompany him back to South Africa, but William declined.
Joseph was a cutler by trade and so was William and his brother Thomas. All three turned out cutlery on
their own accounts and sold to the eminent cutlers Joseph Rogers & Son, Sheffield. There is silence
about any sisters or other brothers.

JOSEPH (1775 - 1825) HULLEY’S GROUP (SHEFFIELD)
Joseph married Mary Walker (1774 - 1831) :-
A. Thomas b. 1805, Rotherham m. 1) Sarah 2)Mary Thorpe (m. 1835)
1. Ann b. Jan 1826
2. William (1830 - 1911) m. Emma Oxspring:-
a. Eliza m. Dawson
i. Amy
ii. Harold
iii. Ethel
b. Clara d. unmarried at Unthank Farm, Sheffield.
c. Laura m. Maurice Coe
d. Ada
e. Herbert
f. Wilfred
g. Thomas m.
i. Thomas William
ii George Edward
h. George Alfred b. 1876 m. Alice Goodinson:-
i. Laura b. 1916, unmarried.
3. Thomas
4. William Herbert
5. Mrs Goodall
6. Mrs Richardson
B. John b. May 1806
C. Mary b. Jan 1809
D. Will b. May 1811
E. Elizabeth b. 1813
F. Joseph b. 1814
G. Ellen b. July 1814
H. Francis b. 1820
I. Catherine b. Aug 1822
(End of note on Joseph Hulley of Sheffield)

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1905 16 Sep - dau Laura married at St Giles church Desborough, Northampton: Thomas Morris Coe Full age Widower
Factory Manager Desborough - father Wiilliam Coe weaver deceased. Laura Hulley Full age Spinster
Teacher Desborough - father William Hulley Farmer. Wits: Clara Hulley, Joseph Burton.

1911 - died - information from Mary Pearson.
Note : a search of the GRO death indexes for 1910 to 1912 inclusive has failed to show the
a death of a William Hulley/Ulley aged c.80-82.

Emma Oxspring

1834 - born at Ecclesfield - see 1861 census below.

1854 Sep qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Oxspring Emma Sheffield 9c 366 (FreeBMD).

1854 12 Sep - married at St Peter and St Paul Cathedral Sheffield: William Hulley 24 Bachelor Fork Forger Arundel St.
- father Thomas Hulley Fork Forger; Emma Oxspring 20 Spinster Arundel St. - father Thomas Oxspring
Fork Forger. Wits John Kirk, Isaac Chatterton.

1854 16 Sep - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Marriage - At the Parish Church on the 12th
Mr. William Hulley, fork forger, to Miss Emma Oxspring.

1855 Mar qtr - dau Eliza born at Wortley RD: Hulley Eliza Wortley 9c 175 (GRO).

1856 Dec qtr - dau Clara born at Wortley RD: Hulley Clara Wortley 9c 157 (GRO).

1858 Dec qtr - son Arthur born at Wortley RD: Hulley Arthur Wortley 9c 164 (GRO).

1860 Dec qtr - dau Ada born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ada Wortley 9c 169 (GRO).

1860 26 Sep - dau Ada baptised at Ecclesfield parish church.

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f66 Ecclesfield Lowshire
William Hulley Head M 30 Forkmaker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top
Emma Hulley Wife M 27 Yorks Shire Green
Eliza Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Clara Hulley Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Arthur Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shire Green
Ada Hulley Dau 6mos Yorks Shire Green
Ann Robinson Visitor M 35 Farm Labourer's Wife Yorks Rotherham
Emma Robinson Visitor 10mos Lincoln Willowton

1863 Mar qtr - dau Laura born at Wortley RD: Hulley Laura Wortley 9c 196 (GRO).

1865 Mar qtr - son Thomas born at Wortley RD: Hulley Thomas Wortley 9c 215 (GRO).

1867 Mar qtr - son William born at Sheffield RD: Hulley William Sheffield 9c 344 (GRO).

1869 Jun qtr - son Herbert born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Herbert Sheffield 9c 349 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4680 f11r Sheffield No 1 13 Ct Shepherd St
William Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker & Cow Keeper Rotherham Yorks
Emma Hulley Wife M 37 Ecclesfield Yorks
Eliza Hulley Dau U 16 Shiregreen Yorks
Clara Hulley Dau U 14 Shiregreen Yorks
Ada Hulley Dau 10 Shiregreen Yorks
Laura Hulley Dau 8 Shiregreen Yorks
Thomas Hulley Son 6 Shiregreen Yorks
William Hulley Son 4 Sheffield Yorks
Egbert Hulley Son 2 Sheffield Yorks

1872 Sep qtr - son Wilfred Arthur born at Wortley RD: Hulley Wilfred Arthur Wortley 9c 224 (GRO).

1876 Jun qtr - son George Alfred born at Wortley RD: Hulley George Alfred Wortley 9c 290 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f69 Wincobank Ecclesfield
William Hulley Head M 50 Farmer Of 20 Acres No Labrs York
Emma Hulley Wife M 47 Ecclesfield, York
Eliza Hulley Dau U 26 Dress Maker Ecclesfield, York
Laura Hulley Dau 18 Pupil Teacher (School) Ecclesfield, York
Thomas Hulley Son 16 Ecclesfield, York
William Hulley Son 14 Ecclesfield, York
Herbert Hulley Son 11 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred A. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
George A. Hulley Son 4 Scholar Ecclesfield, York

1891 census
RG 12/3787 f64r Ecclesfield Brickfield
William Hulley Head M 61 Farmer Yorkshire
Emma Hulley Wife M 57 Yorkshire
Thomas Hulley Son S 27 Farmer Yorkshire
Herbert Hulley Son S 22 Engine Fitter Yorkshire
Geo. Alf. Hulley Son 15 Farmer Yorkshire

1901 census
RG 13/3260 f68r Derbyshire Holmesfield Unthank
William Hulley Head M 70 Farmer Yorks Kimberworth
Emma Hulley Wife M 66 Yorks Rotherham
Wilfred Hulley Son S 28 Farmer's Son Yorks Ecclesfield

138. Clara Hulley

1856 Dec qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Clara Wortley 9c 157 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f66 Ecclesfield Lowshire
William Hulley Head M 30 Forkmaker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top
Emma Hulley Wife M 27 Yorks Shire Green
Eliza Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Clara Hulley Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Arthur Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shire Green
Ada Hulley Dau 6mos Yorks Shire Green
Ann Robinson Visitor M 35 Farm Labourer's Wife Yorks Rotherham
Emma Robinson Visitor 10mos Lincoln Willowton

1871 census
RG 10/4680 f11r Sheffield No 1 13 Ct Shepherd St
William Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker & Cow Keeper Rotherham Yorks
Emma Hulley Wife M 37 Ecclesfield Yorks
Eliza Hulley Dau U 16 Shiregreen Yorks
Clara Hulley Dau U 14 Shiregreen Yorks
Ada Hulley Dau 10 Shiregreen Yorks
Laura Hulley Dau 8 Shiregreen Yorks
Thomas Hulley Son 6 Shiregreen Yorks
William Hulley Son 4 Sheffield Yorks
Egbert Hulley Son 2 Sheffield Yorks

1881 census
RG 11/4633 f151 9 Broomfield Rd Ecclesall Bierlow
Eliza Firth Head U 46 Investments Sheffd, York
Martha Carr Ser U 36 Cook (Domest) Haugh, York
Clara Hulley Ser U 24 Housemaid (Domest) Sheffd, York

1891 census
RG 12/3714 f133 Leeds The Grange Dibb Lane
Hannah E. Sykes Head Wid 67 Living on her owns means (+ 2 children) Yorks Morley
Clara Hulley Serv. S 30 Srvt Domestic Yorks Wincobank

1901 census
RG 13/4201 f120r Hunslet 52 Cemetery Rd St Lukes Vicarage
Edwin T. Birch Reynardson Head S 49 Clergyman (Church of England) Lincs Holywell
Clara Hulley Serv S 42 Housekeeper (Domestic) (+ 1 serv) Yorks
Wincobank)

1907 Jun qtr - married at Hunslet RD: Ulley Clara Hunslet 9b 552 (FreeBMD).

1907 12 May - married at St Peter's church Hunslet Moor, Leeds: Ernest Carrington 19 Bachelor Labourer 10 Oulton
Street - father Fred Carrington (deceased) Wood Turner; Clara Ulley 19 Spinster 10 Oulton Street -
father Thomas Ulley (deceased) Labourer. Wits. Ernest Hoggard, Bertha Carrington.

Ernest Carrington

1888 - born - see marriage entry below.

1907 Jun qtr - married at Hunslet RD: Ernest Carrington Hunslet 9b 552 (FreeBMD).

1907 12 May - married at St Peter's church Hunslet Moor, Leeds: Ernest Carrington 19 Bachelor Labourer 10 Oulton
Street - father Fred Carrington (deceased) Wood Turner; Clara Ulley 19 Spinster 10 Oulton Street -
father Thomas Ulley (deceased) Labourer. Wits. Ernest Hoggard, Bertha Carrington.

139. Arthur Hulley

1858 Dec qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Arthur Wortley 9c 164 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f66 Ecclesfield Lowshire
William Hulley Head M 30 Forkmaker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top
Emma Hulley Wife M 27 Yorks Shire Green
Eliza Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Clara Hulley Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Arthur Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shire Green
Ada Hulley Dau 6mos Yorks Shire Green
Ann Robinson Visitor M 35 Farm Labourer's Wife Yorks Rotherham
Emma Robinson Visitor 10mos Lincoln Willowton

1870 Dec qtr - died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Arthur 12 Sheffield 9c 234 (GRO).

141. Laura Hulley

1863 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Laura Wortley 9c 196 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4680 f11r Sheffield No 1 13 Ct Shepherd St
William Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker & Cow Keeper Rotherham Yorks
Emma Hulley Wife M 37 Ecclesfield Yorks
Eliza Hulley Dau U 16 Shiregreen Yorks
Clara Hulley Dau U 14 Shiregreen Yorks
Ada Hulley Dau 10 Shiregreen Yorks
Laura Hulley Dau 8 Shiregreen Yorks
Thomas Hulley Son 6 Shiregreen Yorks
William Hulley Son 4 Sheffield Yorks
Egbert Hulley Son 2 Sheffield Yorks

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f69 Wincobank Ecclesfield
William Hulley Head M 50 Farmer Of 20 Acres No Labrs York
Emma Hulley Wife M 47 Ecclesfield, York
Eliza Hulley Dau U 26 Dress Maker Ecclesfield, York
Laura Hulley Dau 18 Pupil Teacher (School) Ecclesfield, York
Thomas Hulley Son 16 Ecclesfield, York
William Hulley Son 14 Ecclesfield, York
Herbert Hulley Son 11 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred A. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
George A. Hulley Son 4 Scholar Ecclesfield, York

1891 census
RG 12/1812 f98r East Looe Fore Street
John E. Cook Head M 42 Butcher (+ wife, mother & 5 children) Cornwall East Looe
Laura Hulley Brder S 27 School Mistress Yorks

1901 census
RG 13/1451 f21r Leicestershire Desborough 3 Lower Street
Samuel Bird Head M 48 Plumber (+w) Lincs Old Leaker (Deaf)
Laura Hulley Ldgr 37 Certificated Teacher Yorks Ecclesfield

1905 Sep qtr - married at Kettering RD: Hulley Laura Kettering 3b 369 (GRO).

1905 16 Sep - married at St Giles church Desborough, Northampton: Thomas Morris Coe Full age Widower Factory
Manager Desborough - father Wiilliam Coe weaver deceased. Laura Hulley Full age Spinster Teacher
Desborough - father William Hulley Farmer. Wits: Clara Hulley, Joseph Burton.

Thomas Morris Coe

1905 Sep qtr - married at Kettering RD: Hulley Laura Kettering 3b 369 (GRO).

1905 16 Sep - married at St Giles church Desborough, Northampton: Thomas Morris Coe Full age Widower Factory
Manager Desborough - father Wiilliam Coe weaver deceased. Laura Hulley Full age Spinster Teacher
Desborough - father William Hulley Farmer. Wits: Clara Hulley, Joseph Burton.

145. Wilfred Arthur Hulley

1872 Sep qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Wilfred Arthur Wortley 9c 224 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f69 Wincobank Ecclesfield
William Hulley Head M 50 Farmer Of 20 Acres No Labrs York
Emma Hulley Wife M 47 Ecclesfield, York
Eliza Hulley Dau U 26 Dress Maker Ecclesfield, York
Laura Hulley Dau 18 Pupil Teacher (School) Ecclesfield, York
Thomas Hulley Son 16 Ecclesfield, York
William Hulley Son 14 Ecclesfield, York
Herbert Hulley Son 11 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred A. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
George A. Hulley Son 4 Scholar Ecclesfield, York

1891 census
RG 12/2772 f23 Chesterfield Barlow Highlightly
Hannah Gratton Head W 51 Farmer (+ 5 ch, 1 lab) Staffs Newton
Wilfred Arthur Hully Serv S 18 Agricultural Servant Yorks Ecclesfield

1901 census
RG 13/3260 f68r Derbyshire Holmesfield Unthank
William Hulley Head M 70 Farmer Yorks Kimberworth
Emma Hulley Wife M 66 Yorks Rotherham
Wilfred Hulley Son S 28 Farmer's Son Yorks Ecclesfield

83. Mary Ulley

1831 11 Nov - baptised

1841 census
HO 107/1327/5 f51 Ecclesfield Shire Green
Thomas Hully 38 Fork M. Y
Sarah Hully 38 Y
Ann Hully 15 Y
Elizabeth Hully 13 Y
William Hully 11 Y
Mary Hully 9 Y
Thomas Hully 7 Y
George Hully 5 Y
Sarah Hully 3 Y
Alfred Hully 4mos Y
George Hobson 15 Ap. Y

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f80 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Thomas Hulley Head M 47 Fork Maker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top Sarah Hulley Wife M 47 Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top?
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 22 Yorks Mortomley
William Hulley Son U 20 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Dau U 18 Yorks Hill Top
Thomas Hulley Son U 16 Fork Maker Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 14 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Alfred Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Ellen Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Emma Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green

1855 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Mary Sheffield 9c 377 (GRO).

1857 - son Walter born at Sheffield - see 1861 census below.

1861 census
RG 9/3476 f25r Sheffield 77 West Bar
John Goodall Head M 27 Glass & China Dealer Yorks Sheffield
Mary Goodall Wife M 28 Yorks Shire Green
Walter Goodall Son 4 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Mary Edwards Serv U 16 House Servant Derbys Derby

1871 census
RG 10/4695 f6r Brightside Bierlow 34 Spital Hill
Sarah Hulley Head W 65 Widow of Cutlery Manufacturer Yorks Ecclesfield
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 34 Yorks Rotherham
Mary Goodall Dau M 32 Shopwoman Yorks Ecclesfield
Ellen Hulley Dau U 23 Yorks Ecclesfield

1881 census
RG 11/4636 f36 4 Randall St Ecclesall Bierlow
Ellen Hulley Head U 30 Property Owner Shiregreen, York
Mary Goodall Sister M 52 Shiregreen, York
Walter Goodall Son U 24 Grocer Employs 1 Man Sheffield, York
Richard G. Whyatt Brdr U 21 Grocers Assistant Darsley, Gloucester

1891 census
RG 12/3808 f76 Ecclesall Bierlow 10 Randall Street
Ellen Hulley Head S 47 Living on own means Yorks Ecclesfield
Mary Goodall Sister M 57 Living on own means Yorks Ecclesfield

1901 census
RG 13/4357 f77r Ecclesall Bierlow 52 Joshua Road
Mary Goodall Head W 67 Living on own means Yorks Ecclesfield
Ellen Hulley Sster S 50 Living on own means Yorks Ecclesfield

John Goodall

1834 - born at Sheffield - see 1861 census below.

1855 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Mary Sheffield 9c 377 (GRO).

1857 - son Walter born at Sheffield - see 1861 census below.

1861 census
RG 9/3476 f25r Sheffield 77 West Bar
John Goodall Head M 27 Glass & China Dealer Yorks Sheffield
Mary Goodall Wife M 28 Yorks Shire Green
Walter Goodall Son 4 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Mary Edwards Serv U 16 House Servant Derbys Derby

147. Walter Goodall

1857 - born at Sheffield - see 1861 census below.

1861 census
RG 9/3476 f25r Sheffield 77 West Bar
John Goodall Head M 27 Glass & China Dealer Yorks Sheffield
Mary Goodall Wife M 28 Yorks Shire Green
Walter Goodall Son 4 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Mary Edwards Serv U 16 House Servant Derbys Derby

1871 census
RG 9/4679 f111 Sheffield 193 Gibraltar Street
Emma Nichols Head W 34 Grocer (emp2 mne, 6 boys) Yorks Sheffield
Walter Goodall Serv U 14 Grocer's Apprentice Yorks Sheffield

1881 census
RG 11/4636 f36 4 Randall St Ecclesall Bierlow
Ellen Hulley Head U 30 Property Owner Shiregreen, York
Mary Goodall Sister M 52 Shiregreen, York
Walter Goodall Son U 24 Grocer Employs 1 Man Sheffield, York
Richard G. Whyatt Brdr U 21 Grocers Assistant Darsley, Gloucester

84. Thomas Hulley

1835 - born at Shire Green - see 1851 census below.

1841 census
HO 107/1327/5 f51 Ecclesfield Shire Green
Thomas Hully 38 Fork M. Y
Sarah Hully 38 Y
Ann Hully 15 Y
Elizabeth Hully 13 Y
William Hully 11 Y
Mary Hully 9 Y
Thomas Hully 7 Y
George Hully 5 Y
Sarah Hully 3 Y
Alfred Hully 4mos Y
George Hobson 15 Ap. Y

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f80 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Thomas Hulley Head M 47 Fork Maker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top
Sarah Hulley Wife M 47 Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top?
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 22 Yorks Mortomley
William Hulley Son U 20 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Dau U 18 Yorks Hill Top
Thomas Hulley Son U 16 Fork Maker Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 14 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Alfred Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Ellen Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Emma Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green

1856 Sep 20 - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - STEALING TURNIPS - Thomas Hully, nail maker, Ecclesfield,
was charged by the Heeley constable with stealing turnips from a field at Heeley bank, belonging to Mr.
Appleyard. The constable saw him in the field and found 12 or 13 turnips on him. The prisoner said he
had been to Mr. Appleyard ‘s house to get permission, but as Mr. Appleyard was in the fields, they sent
him to look for him. He did not see him, and then got the turnips without permission. Remanded to
Tuesday for the attendance of Mr. Appleyard. He was on hat day reprimanded and discharged.

1858 Jun qtr - married at Wortley RD: Hulley Thomas Wortley 9c 192 (GRO).

1858 Sep qtr - son Walter born at Wortley RD: Hulley Walter Wortley 9c 174 (GRO).

1860 Mar qtr - dau Levina born at Wortley RD: Hulley Levina Wortley 9c 178 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f65r Ecclesfield Low Shire
Thomas Hulley Head M 26 Forkmaker Yorks Shire Green
Ann Hulley Wife M 27 Yorks Shire Green
Walter Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shire Green
Livina Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Shire Green

1862 Jun qtr - dau Ann born at Wortley RD: Hulley Annie Wortley 9c 199 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f85r Ecclesfield Nether Shire Green
Thomas Hulley Head M 36 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Ann Hulley Wife M 47 Fork Maker's Wife Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son 12 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Lavina Hulley Dau 11 Yorks Shiregreen
Annie Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Shiregreen

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f102 Low Shiregreen Ecclesfield
Thomas Hulley Head M 46 Fork Maker Shiregreen, York
Ann Hulley Wife M 47 Shiregreen, York
Walter Hulley Son U 22 Fork Maker Shiregreen, York
Lavina Hulley Dau U 21 Shiregreen, York
Annie Hulley Dau U 19 Shiregreen, York

1891 census
RG 12/3787 f106r Ecclesfield Low Shiregreen
Thomas Hulley Head M 56 Cutler Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Ann Hulley Wife M 57 Yorks Shiregreen
Lavina Hulley Dau 34 Cutler Filer Yorks Shiregreen

1901 census
RG 13/4333 f6r Ecclesfield Nether Lane
Thomas Hulley Head M 66 Steel Fork Maker Cutler Yorks NK
Ann Hulley Wife M 67 Yorks
Lavina Hulley Dau S 41 Yorks

Anne Wilkinson

1834 - born at Shiregreen - see 1861 census below.

1858 Jun qtr - married at Wortley RD: Hulley Thomas Wortley 9c 192 (GRO).

1858 Sep qtr - son Walter born at Wortley RD: Hulley Walter Wortley 9c 174 (GRO).

1860 Mar qtr - dau Levina born at Wortley RD: Hulley Levina Wortley 9c 178 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f65r Ecclesfield Low Shire
Thomas Hulley Head M 26 Forkmaker Yorks Shire Green
Ann Hulley Wife M 27 Yorks Shire Green
Walter Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shire Green
Livina Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Shire Green

1862 Jun qtr - dau Ann born at Wortley RD: Hulley Annie Wortley 9c 199 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f85r Ecclesfield Nether Shire Green
Thomas Hulley Head M 36 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Ann Hulley Wife M 47 Fork Maker's Wife Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son 12 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Lavina Hulley Dau 11 Yorks Shiregreen
Annie Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Shiregreen

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f102 Low Shiregreen Ecclesfield
Thomas Hulley Head M 46 Fork Maker Shiregreen, York
Ann Hulley Wife M 47 Shiregreen, York
Walter Hulley Son U 22 Fork Maker Shiregreen, York
Lavina Hulley Dau U 21 Shiregreen, York
Annie Hulley Dau U 19 Shiregreen, York

1891 census
RG 12/3787 f106r Ecclesfield Low Shiregreen
Thomas Hulley Head M 56 Cutler Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Ann Hulley Wife M 57 Yorks Shiregreen
Lavina Hulley Dau 34 Cutler Filer Yorks Shiregreen

1901 census
RG 13/4333 f6r Ecclesfield Nether Lane
Thomas Hulley Head M 66 Steel Fork Maker Cutler Yorks NK
Ann Hulley Wife M 67 Yorks
Lavina Hulley Dau S 41 Yorks

1903 25 Feb - died at Nether Lane Ecclesfield?

149. Lavina Hulley

1860 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Levina Wortley 9c 178 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f65r Ecclesfield Low Shire
Thomas Hulley Head M 26 Forkmaker Yorks Shire Green
Ann Hulley Wife M 27 Yorks Shire Green
Walter Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shire Green
Livina Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Shire Green

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f85r Ecclesfield Nether Shire Green
Thomas Hulley Head M 36 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Ann Hulley Wife M 47 Fork Maker's Wife Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son 12 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Lavina Hulley Dau 11 Yorks Shiregreen
Annie Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Shiregreen

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f102 Low Shiregreen Ecclesfield
Thomas Hulley Head M 46 Fork Maker Shiregreen, York
Ann Hulley Wife M 47 Shiregreen, York
Walter Hulley Son U 22 Fork Maker Shiregreen, York
Lavina Hulley Dau U 21 Shiregreen, York
Annie Hulley Dau U 19 Shiregreen, York

1891 census
RG 12/3787 f106r Ecclesfield Low Shiregreen
Thomas Hulley Head M 56 Cutler Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Ann Hulley Wife M 57 Yorks Shiregreen
Lavina Hulley Dau 34 Cutler Filer Yorks Shiregreen

1901 census
RG 13/4333 f6r Ecclesfield Nether Lane
Thomas Hulley Head M 66 Steel Fork Maker Cutler Yorks NK
Ann Hulley Wife M 67 Yorks
Lavina Hulley Dau S 41 Yorks

85. George Ulley

1837 - born at Shire Green - see 1851 census below.

1841 census
HO 107/1327/5 f51 Ecclesfield Shire Green
Thomas Hully 38 Fork M. Y
Sarah Hully 38 Y
Ann Hully 15 Y
Elizabeth Hully 13 Y
William Hully 11 Y
Mary Hully 9 Y
Thomas Hully 7 Y
George Hully 5 Y
Sarah Hully 3 Y
Alfred Hully 4mos Y
George Hobson 15 Ap. Y

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f80 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Thomas Hulley Head M 47 Fork Maker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top
Sarah Hulley Wife M 47 Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top?
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 22 Yorks Mortomley
William Hulley Son U 20 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Dau U 18 Yorks Hill Top
Thomas Hulley Son U 16 Fork Maker Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 14 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Alfred Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Ellen Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Emma Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green

1861 census
RG 9/3472 43r Ecclesall Bierlow 78 Wellington Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 57 Grocer Yorks Rotherham
Sarah Hulley Wife M 52 Yorks Ecclesfield
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 32 Dress Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
George Hulley Son U 24 Cork Manufacturer Yorks Ecclesfield
Alfred Hulley U 20 Cork Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
Emma Hulley Dau U 15 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield

1863 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley George Sheffield 9c 522 (FreeBMD).

1863 25 Nov - married at St George's church Sheffield: George Hulley 26 Bachelor Fork Maker St Peter's Parish - father
Thomas Hulley Fork Maker; Harriet Gibson 24 Spinster Highfields - father Charles Gibson Joiner. Wits;
Alfred Hulley, Jane Talford.

1867 Jun qtr - dau Florence born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Florence Sheffield 9c 372 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4697 f32r Brightside Bierlow 102 Nottingham Street
G. Hulley Head M 33 Fork Guarder Yorks Sheffield
Harriet Hulley Wife M 30 Staffs Rushton
Florence Hulley Dau 4 Yorks Sheffield
Albert Wrigley 14 Fork Guarder "Apprentice" Yorks Sheffield

1874 26 Dec - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION. Hollis croft and the
neighbourhood houses were thrown into a state of great alarm on Tuesday evening, by a terrific
explosion at the works of Mr. George Hides, cutlery Manufacturer -- an explosion resulting fatally, and
causing great destruction of property. (Detailed account of buildings and fire damage). Three of the most
serious cases were taken to the hospital. They were:- (incl.) George Hulley, 102, Nottingham street -
scalp wound, and injury to arm. Those taken to their own homes were:- (incl) Alfred Hulley, aged 33,
Freedom road; to scalp wounds.

1875 07 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - THE FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION IN HOLLIS CROFT.
ADJOURNED INQUEST. Alfred Hulley, a fork maker, living in Freedom road, Walkley, said he had
worked on the premises of Mr Hide's for about nine years. He was at work on the second floor fronting
White croft, when the explosion occurred. He could not say exactly what time the explosion was, but the
effect was that the front of his room was blown out, and he was buried in the ruins. He was subsequently
removed to the Public Hospital, and had since been a patient.
The room in which he was working was close to one end of the boiler, and in the same room with him
were his brother and an apprentice boy. The former was injured, but the latter escaped. A few minutes
before the explosion he (witness) asked Porter, the engine driver, how the boiler was going; and he
replied that the water was still running out. He then told Porter that he had better be careful or he would
blow them up. Porter said he hoped he should not, but if he did he could not help it. He asked Porter, a
few days before, how the boiler was, and he then replied that it was not quite safe. He had not comp-
-lained to Mr Hides of the state of the boiler, nor was he aware that any of the other men had.
A week before the explosion occurred a man named Foster left his work at the place on account of the
boiler, and said he was not going to be blown up. A week before the explosion the boiler was examined
by Mr Holt, engineer, but he did not hear that gentleman's opinion of it. By the Jury: He believed that the
general impression among men was that the boiler was dangerous. In answer to Mr Clegg, he said about
50 men were employed on the premises.

1881 census
RG 11/4657 f38 62 Notts Street Brightside Bierlow
George Hulley Head M 43 File Manufacturer Ecclesfield, York
Harriett Hulley Wife M 40 Rushton
Florence Hulley Dau 14 Sheffield, York
Clara Gibson Niece 13 Sheffield, York

1891 census
RG 12/3812 f24r Ecclesall Bierlow Stanley Villa Abbeydale Road
George Hulley Head M 54 Cutlery Manufacturer Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriett Hulley Wife M 51 Staffs Rushton
Florence Hulley Dau S 24 Yorks Sheffield

1895 25 Feb - Sheffield Evening Telegraph - SHEFFIELD CITY POLICE - THIS DAY -
Before the Stipendiary Magistrate - HUSNBAND AND WIFE IN TROUBLE.
George Knutton, ex-warehouseman, and Lucy Knutton, warehouse hand, man and wife, were charged,
the woman with stealing, and the man with receiving a number of forks , the property of George Henry
Hulley, who carried on business at 17, Cambridge Street, as a cutlery manufacturer, under the style of
Hulley and Co.
Mr. A. Muir Wilson prosecuted, and stated that the female defendant has for long time been employed
by the prosecutor in his warehouse. Considerable quantities of forks have been missed, but it was not
until Thursday night last that the police were able to make an arrest. Detective Marr was watching. He
saw Mrs. Knutton come from the works of the prosecutor with a parcel, which she handed to her hus-
-band. The detective followed him, and eventually stopping him took the parcel from him and found that it
contained forks which had been stolen from Mr. Hulley’s place. Both prisoners were arrested. Mr Wilson
added that the thefts had been carried out for at last twelve months.
There were other charges against the husband - for receiving goods stolen from Mr, Hulley’s works on the
17th and 18th January 1894, and on the 23rd January, 1895. It was discovered that these articles after
being stolen were pawned. The male defendant, in defence, said he had been out of work for a long
time, and whatever his wife had done, she had done it to keep the home together. Mr Wilson said with
regard to the female defendant Mr. Hulley believed she had acted under the dictation of her husband,
and he therefore hoped the Stipendiary Magistrate would deal very leniently with her. As to the man it
was thought that the justice of the case would not be met by a fine. The male defendant was sentenced to
six week’s hard labour, and Mrs. Knutton was bound over to be of good behaviour for six months, her
father being surety.

1899 13 May - Sheffield Daily Telegraph - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
by Messrs. W. H. and J. A. EADON at their Mart, St James’s Street, Sheffield, on TUESDAY, the 30th
May 1899, at 4.30 p.m., subject to conditions:-
LOT 1. A PAIR OF VILLA RESIDENCES, known as “Stanley Villas”, Abbeydale Road, Sheffield
(between Beauchief and Dore Stations), in the occupation of Messrs. G. Hulley and Wm. I. Hunter, at the
very low rents of £25 each per annum, net. The Houses are Stone-built, each containing good-sized
Drawing-room, with Bay Window, Entrance Hall, Staircase, Dining-Room, and Kitchen, on the Ground
Floor; good Cellaring, etc; 3 Bedrooms and Dressing Room, and 3 Attics. Also Stable and Carriage-
house, with Loft over, and Greenhouse, with Heating Appliances.
The Ground Plot contains 2,334 yards, and is held on lease from Earl Fitzwilliam, for 300 years, from 1st
November 1877, at a yearly ground rent of £19 9s. The Property lies between the road and the Midland
Railway; is fenced in, and is intersected by the goit feeding Messrs. Tyzack’s dam, over which is a rustic
bridge.
Part of the land is available for the erection of another Detached or a similar Pair of Houses, as contem-
-plated by the lease. This property is sold subject to the powers of purchase contained in the Midland
Railway Co.’s Acts of 1892, 1895, and 1898, in respect of the contemplated widening of their line
between Sheffield and Dore.

1901 census
RG 13/4359 f6r Ecclesall Bierlow Stanley Villa Abbeydale Rd S
George Hulley Head M 64 Electro Plate & Cutlery Manufact Yorks Shire green
Harriet Hulley Wife M 62 Yorks Shire green
Florence Hulley Dau S 35 Yorks Sheffield
Harriet Bailey Serv S 24 General Servant Domestic Staffs Rushton
Mark Key Serv S 24 Groom & Gardner (Domestic) Derbys Cordwell

Harriet Gibson

1840 - born at Rushton Staffs - see 1871 census below.

1863 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Gibson Harriet Sheffield 9c 522 (FreeBMD).

1863 25 Nov - married at St George's church Sheffield: George Hulley 26 Bachelor Fork Maker St Peter's Parish - father
Thomas Hulley Fork Maker; Harriet Gibson 24 Spinster Highfields - father Charles Gibson Joiner. Wits;
Alfred Hulley, Jane Talford.

1867 Jun qtr - dau Florence born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Florence Sheffield 9c 372 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4697 f32r Brightside Bierlow 102 Nottingham Street
G. Hulley Head M 33 Fork Guarder Yorks Sheffield
Harriet Hulley Wife M 30 Staffs Rushton
Florence Hulley Dau 4 Yorks Sheffield
Albert Wrigley 14 Fork Guarder "Apprentice" Yorks Sheffield

1881 census
RG 11/4657 f38 62 Notts Street Brightside Bierlow
George Hulley Head M 43 File Manufacturer Ecclesfield, York
Harriett Hulley Wife M 40 Rushton
Florence Hulley Dau 14 Sheffield, York
Clara Gibson Niece 13 Sheffield, York

1891 census
RG 12/3812 f24r Ecclesall Bierlow Stanley Villa Abbeydale Road
George Hulley Head M 54 Cutlery Manufacturer Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriett Hulley Wife M 51 Staffs Rushton
Florence Hulley Dau S 24 Yorks Sheffield

1901 census
RG 13/4359 f6r Ecclesall Bierlow Stanley Villa Abbeydale Rd S
George Hulley Head M 64 Electro Plate & Cutlery Manufact Yorks Shire green
Harriet Hulley Wife M 62 Yorks Shire green
Florence Hulley Dau S 35 Yorks Sheffield
Harriet Bailey Serv S 24 General Servant Domestic Staffs Rushton
Mark Key Serv S 24 Groom & Gardner (Domestic) Derbys Cordwell

151. Florence Ulley

1867 Jun qtr - born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Florence Sheffield 9c 372 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4697 f32r Brightside Bierlow 102 Nottingham Street
G. Hulley Head M 33 Fork Guarder Yorks Sheffield
Harriet Hulley Wife M 30 Staffs Rushton
Florence Hulley Dau 4 Yorks Sheffield
Albert Wrigley 14 Fork Guarder "Apprentice" Yorks Sheffield

1881 census
RG 11/4657 f38 62 Notts Street Brightside Bierlow
George Hulley Head M 43 File Manufacturer Ecclesfield, York
Harriett Hulley Wife M 40 Rushton
Florence Hulley Dau 14 Sheffield, York
Clara Gibson Niece 13 Sheffield, York

1891 census
RG 12/3812 f24r Ecclesall Bierlow Stanley Villa Abbeydale Road
George Hulley Head M 54 Cutlery Manufacturer Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriett Hulley Wife M 51 Staffs Rushton
Florence Hulley Dau S 24 Yorks Sheffield

1901 census
RG 13/4359 f6r Ecclesall Bierlow Stanley Villa Abbeydale Rd S
George Hulley Head M 64 Electro Plate & Cutlery Manufact Yorks Shire green
Harriet Hulley Wife M 62 Yorks Shire green
Florence Hulley Dau S 35 Yorks Sheffield
Harriet Bailey Serv S 24 General Servant Domestic Staffs Rushton
Mark Key Serv S 24 Groom & Gardner (Domestic) Derbys Cordwell

87. Alfred Hulley

1841 4 Feb - born at Shire Green - see 1851 census below.

1841 census
HO 107/1327/5 f51 Ecclesfield Shire Green
Thomas Hully 38 Fork M. Y
Sarah Hully 38 Y
Ann Hully 15 Y
Elizabeth Hully 13 Y
William Hully 11 Y
Mary Hully 9 Y
Thomas Hully 7 Y
George Hully 5 Y
Sarah Hully 3 Y
Alfred Hully 4mos Y
George Hobson 15 Ap. Y

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f80 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Thomas Hulley Head M 47 Fork Maker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top
Sarah Hulley Wife M 47 Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top?
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 22 Yorks Mortomley
William Hulley Son U 20 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Dau U 18 Yorks Hill Top
Thomas Hulley Son U 16 Fork Maker Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 14 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Alfred Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Ellen Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Emma Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green

1861 census
RG 9/3472 43r Ecclesall Bierlow 78 Wellington Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 57 Grocer Yorks Rotherham
Sarah Hulley Wife M 52 Yorks Ecclesfield
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 32 Dress Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
George Hulley Son U 24 Cork Manufacturer Yorks Ecclesfield
Alfred Hulley U 20 Cork Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
Emma Hulley Dau U 15 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield

1864 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Alfred Sheffield 9c 508 (GRO).

1864 25 Dec - married at St Peter and St Paul Cathedral Shefield: Alfred Hulley 23 Bachelor Manufacturer hanover St. -
father Thomas Hulley Grocer; Mary Ann Cresick 20 Spinster Hodgson St. -father Edward Creswick
Optician. Wits Thomas Marshall, Mary Ann Ash

1865 Sep qtr - son Alfred born at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Alfred Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 251 (GRO).

1865 05 Jul - son Alfred born at 87 Hanover Street, Sheffield: Alfred Boy Father Alfred Hulley Table Knife Manufacturer
Mother Mary Ann Hulley formerly Creswick Infomant Alfred Hulley Father 87 Hanover Street Sheffield
Regd. 21st July 1865 John Taylor Registrar.

1867 Jun qtr - dau Lilian born at Eccleshall Bierlow: Hulley Lilian Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 299 (GRO).

1867 20 Mar - dau Lilian born at Cobden View Eccleshall Bierlow: Lilian girl Father Alfred Hulley Table Knife
Manufacturer Mother Mary Ann Hulley formerly Creswick informant - M. A. Hulley Mother Cobden View
Eccleshall Bierlow regd. 16th April 1867 John Taylor Registrar.

1868 Sep qtr - son Edward born at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Edward Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 248 (GRO).

1868 19 Jul - son Edward born at Spring Hill Nether Hallam: Edward Boy Father Alfred Hulley Fork Maker Mother Mary
Ann Hulley formerly Creswick Informant M. A. Hulley Mother Spring Hill Nether Hallam Regd 26th Aug
1868 William Jukes Deputy Registrar.

1871 census
RG 10/4669 f162 Ecclesall Bierlow 64 Clarence St
Alfred Hully Head M 30 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 27 Yorks Sheffield
Alfred Hully Son 5 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Selina Hully Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Edward Hully Son 2 Yorks Sheffield

1874 Sep qtr - dau Mary born at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Mary Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 285 GRO).

1874 04 June - dau Mary born at 22 Freedom Road Nether Hallam: Mary Girl Father Alfred Hulley Fork Manufacturer
Mother Mary Ann Hulley formely Creswick Informant Alfred Hulley Father 22 Freedom Road Nether
Hallam Regd. 7 July 1874 Henry Black Registrar.

1874 26 Dec - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION. Hollis croft and the
neighbourhood houses were thrown into a state of great alarm on Tuesday evening, by a terrific
explosion at the works of Mr. George Hides, cutlery Manufacturer -- an explosion resulting fatally, and
causing great destruction of property. (Detailed account of buildings and fire damage). Three of the most
serious cases were taken to the hospital. They were:- (incl.) George Hulley, 102, Nottingham street -
scalp wound, and injury to arm. Those taken to their own homes were:- (incl) Alfred Hulley, aged 33,
Freedom road; to scalp wounds.

1875 07 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - THE FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION IN HOLLIS CROFT.
ADJOURNED INQUEST. Alfred Hulley, a fork maker, living in Freedom road, Walkley, said he had
worked on the premises of Mr Hide's for about nine years. He was at work on the second floor fronting
White croft, when the explosion occurred. He could not say exactly what time the explosion was, but the
effect was that the front of his room was blown out, and he was buried in the ruins. He was subsequently
removed to the Public Hospital, and had since been a patient.
The room in which he was working was close to one end of the boiler, and in the same room with him
were his brother and an apprentice boy. The former was injured, but the latter escaped. A few minutes
before the explosion he (witness) asked Porter, the engine driver, how the boiler was going; and he
replied that the water was still running out. He then told Porter that he had better be careful or he would
blow them up. Porter said he hoped he should not, but if he did he could not help it. He asked Porter, a
few days before, how the boiler was, and he then replied that it was not quite safe. He had not comp-
-lained to Mr Hides of the state of the boiler, nor was he aware that any of the other men had.
A week before the explosion occurred a man named Foster left his work at the place on account of the
boiler, and said he was not going to be blown up. A week before the explosion the boiler was examined
by Mr Holt, engineer, but he did not hear that gentleman's opinion of it. By the Jury: He believed that the
general impression among men was that the boiler was dangerous. In answer to Mr Clegg, he said about
50 men were employed on the premises.

1881 census
RG 11/4649 f115 50 Bolsover St Sheffield
Alfred Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker Ecclesfield, York
Mary A. Hulley Wife M 37 Sheffield, York
Alfred Hulley Son U 15 Errand Boy Sheffield, York
Selina Hulley Dau 14 Sheffield, York
Edward Hulley Son 12 Scholar Sheffield, York
Mary Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Sheffield, York

1888 - Emigrated to Australia

Mary Ann Creswick

1844 - born at Sheffield.

1864 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Alfred Sheffield 9c 508 (GRO).

1864 25 Dec - married at St Peter and St Paul Cathedral Shefield: Alfred Hulley 23 Bachelor Manufacturer hanover St. -
father Thomas Hulley Grocer; Mary Ann Cresick 20 Spinster Hodgson St. -father Edward Creswick
Optician. Wits Thomas Marshall, Mary Ann Ash.

1865 Sep qtr - son Alfred born at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Alfred Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 251
(GRO).

1865 5 Jul - son Alfred born at 87 Hanover Street, Sheffield: Alfred Boy Father Alfred Hulley Table
Knife Manufacturer Mother Mary Ann Hulley formerly Creswick Infomant Alfred Hulley
Father 87 Hanover Street Sheffield Regd. 21st July 1865 John Taylor Registrar.

1867 Jun qtr - dau Lilian born at Eccleshall Bierlow: Hulley Lilian Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 299 (GRO).

1867 20 Mar - dau Lilian born at Cobden View Eccleshall Bierlow: Lilian girl Father Alfred Hulley
Table Knife Manufacturer Mother Mary Ann Hulley formerly Creswick informant - M. A.
Hulley Mother Cobden View Eccleshall Bierlow regd. 16th April 1867 John Taylor
Registrar.

1868 Sep qtr - son Edward born at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Edward Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 248
(GRO).

1868 19 Jul - son Edward born at Spring Hill Nether Hallam: Edward Boy Father Alfred Hulley Fork
Maker Mother Mary Ann Hulley formerly Creswick Informant M. A. Hulley Mother Spring
Hill Nether Hallam Regd 26th Aug 1868 William Jukes Deputy Registrar.

1871 census
RG 10/4669 f162 Ecclesall Bierlow 64 Clarence St
Alfred Hully Head M 30 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 27 Yorks Sheffield
Alfred Hully Son 5 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Selina Hully Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Edward Hully Son 2 Yorks Sheffield

1874 Sep qtr - dau Mary born at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Mary Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 285 GRO).

1874 4 June - dau Mary born at 22 Freedom Road Nether Hallam: Mary Girl Father Alfred Hulley Fork
Manufacturer Mother Mary Ann Hulley formely Creswick Informant Alfred Hulley Father
22 Freedom Road Nether Hallam Regd. 7 July 1874 Henry Black Registrar.

1881 census
RG 11/4649 f115 50 Bolsover St Sheffield
Alfred Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker Ecclesfield, York
Mary A. Hulley Wife M 37 Sheffield, York
Alfred Hulley Son U 15 Errand Boy Sheffield, York
Selina Hulley Dau 14 Sheffield, York
Edward Hulley Son 12 Scholar Sheffield, York
Mary Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Sheffield, York

1888 - Emigrated to Australia

152. Alfred Hulley

1865 Sep qtr - born at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Alfred Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 251 (GRO).

1865 5 Jul - born at 87 Hanover Street, Sheffield: Alfred Boy Father Alfred Hulley Table Knife
Manufacturer Mother Mary Ann Hulley formerly Creswick Infomant Alfred Hulley Father
87 Hanover Street Sheffield Regd. 21st July 1865 John Taylor Registrar.

1871 census
RG 10/4669 f162 Ecclesall Bierlow 64 Clarence St
Alfred Hully Head M 30 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 27 Yorks Sheffield
Alfred Hully Son 5 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Selina Hully Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Edward Hully Son 2 Yorks Sheffield

1881 census
RG 11/4649 f115 50 Bolsover St Sheffield
Alfred Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker Ecclesfield, York
Mary A. Hulley Wife M 37 Sheffield, York
Alfred Hulley Son U 15 Errand Boy Sheffield, York
Selina Hulley Dau 14 Sheffield, York
Edward Hulley Son 12 Scholar Sheffield, York
Mary Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Sheffield, York

1888 - Emigrated to Australia ?

153. Lilian Hulley

1867 Jun qtr - born at Eccleshall Bierlow: Hulley Lilian Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 299 (GRO).

1867 20 Mar - born at Cobden View Eccleshall Bierlow: Lilian girl Father Alfred Hulley Table Knife
Manufacturer Mother Mary Ann Hulley formerly Creswick informant - M. A. Hulley
Mother Cobden View Eccleshall Bierlow regd. 16th April 1867 John Taylor Registrar.

1871 census
RG 10/4669 f162 Ecclesall Bierlow 64 Clarence St
Alfred Hully Head M 30 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 27 Yorks Sheffield
Alfred Hully Son 5 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Selina Hully Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Edward Hully Son 2 Yorks Sheffield

1881 census
RG 11/4649 f115 50 Bolsover St Sheffield
Alfred Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker Ecclesfield, York
Mary A. Hulley Wife M 37 Sheffield, York
Alfred Hulley Son U 15 Errand Boy Sheffield, York
Selina Hulley Dau 14 Sheffield, York
Edward Hulley Son 12 Scholar Sheffield, York
Mary Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Sheffield, York

1888 - Emigrated to Australia

154. Edward Hulley

1868 Sep qtr - born at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Edward Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 248 (GRO).

1868 19 Jul - born at Spring Hill Nether Hallam: Edward Boy Father Alfred Hulley Fork Maker Mother
Mary Ann Hulley formerly Creswick Informant M. A. Hulley Mother Spring Hill Nether
Hallam Regd 26th Aug 1868 William Jukes Deputy Registrar.

1871 census
RG 10/4669 f162 Ecclesall Bierlow 64 Clarence St
Alfred Hully Head M 30 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 27 Yorks Sheffield
Alfred Hully Son 5 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Selina Hully Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Edward Hully Son 2 Yorks Sheffield

1881 census
RG 11/4649 f115 50 Bolsover St Sheffield
Alfred Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker Ecclesfield, York
Mary A. Hulley Wife M 37 Sheffield, York
Alfred Hulley Son U 15 Errand Boy Sheffield, York
Selina Hulley Dau 14 Sheffield, York
Edward Hulley Son 12 Scholar Sheffield, York
Mary Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Sheffield, York

1888 - Emigrated to Australia

155. Mary Hulley

1874 Sep qtr - born at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Mary Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 285 (GRO).

1874 4 June - born at 22 Freedom Road Nether Hallam: Mary Girl Father Alfred Hulley Fork
Manufacturer Mother Mary Ann Hulley formely Creswick Informant Alfred Hulley Father 22
Freedom Road Nether Hallam Regd. 7 July 1874 Henry Black Registrar.

1881 census
RG 11/4649 f115 50 Bolsover St Sheffield
Alfred Hulley Head M 40 Fork Maker Ecclesfield, York
Mary A. Hulley Wife M 37 Sheffield, York
Alfred Hulley Son U 15 Errand Boy Sheffield, York
Selina Hulley Dau 14 Sheffield, York
Edward Hulley Son 12 Scholar Sheffield, York
Mary Hulley Dau 6 Scholar Sheffield, York

1888 - Emigrated to Australia

89. Emma Ulley

1846 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Emma Wortley 22 757 (GRO).

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f80 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Thomas Hulley Head M 47 Fork Maker Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top
Sarah Hulley Wife M 47 Yorks Kimberworth Hill Top?
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 22 Yorks Mortomley
William Hulley Son U 20 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Dau U 18 Yorks Hill Top
Thomas Hulley Son U 16 Fork Maker Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 14 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Alfred Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Ellen Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Emma Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green

1861 census
RG 9/3472 43r Ecclesall Bierlow 78 Wellington Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 57 Grocer Yorks Rotherham
Sarah Hulley Wife M 52 Yorks Ecclesfield
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 32 Dress Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
George Hulley Son U 24 Cork Manufacturer Yorks Ecclesfield
Alfred Hulley U 20 Cork Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
Emma Hulley Dau U 15 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield

1869 Sep qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Halley (sic) Emma Sheffield 9c 418a (FreeBMD).

1869 21 Sep - married at St Peter and Paul's cathedral Sheffield: Joseph Brooks 26 Bachelor Merchants' Clerk
Cavendish Street - father William Brooks Malster; Emma Halley (sic) 23 Spinster Canvendish street -
father Thomas Halley (sic) Manufacturer. Wits. John Jackson H. Hully. (Emma signed Emma Hulley).

1869 01 Oct - Nottinghamshire Guardian - MARRIAGES - At the parish church, Sheffield, on Sept
21st., by the Rev. E.T. Hustwick, Mr. Joseph Brooks, formerly of Newark-on-Trent, to
Miss Emma Hulley of Sheffield.

1871 census
RG 10/4691 f109 Brightside Bierlow 20 Bretherton Street
Joseph Brooks Head M 28 Merchant's Clerk Notts Newark
Emma Brooks Wife M 25 Yorks Sheffield
Ellen Brooks Dau 9mos Yorks Sheffield

Joseph Brooks

1843 - born at Newark, Notts - see 1871 census below.

1869 Sep qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Halley (sic) Emma Sheffield 9c 418a (FreeBMD).

1869 21 Sep - married at St Peter and Paul's cathedral Sheffield: Joseph Brooks 26 Bachelor Merchants' Clerk Cavendish
Street - father William Brooks Malster; Emma Halley (sic) 23 Spinster Canvendish street - father Thomas
Halley (sic) Manufacturer. Wits. John Jackson H. Hully. (Emma signed Emma Hulley).

1869 01 Oct - Nottinghamshire Guardian - MARRIAGES - At the parish church, Sheffield, on Sept 21st., by the Rev. E.T.
Hustwick, Mr. Joseph Brooks, formerly of Newark-on-Trent, to Miss Emma Hulley of Sheffield.

1871 census
RG 10/4691 f109 Brightside Bierlow 20 Bretherton Street
Joseph Brooks Head M 28 Merchant's Clerk Notts Newark
Emma Brooks Wife M 25 Yorks Sheffield
Ellen Brooks Dau 9mos Yorks Sheffield

93. Jane Ulley

1846 12 Jul - baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Jane dau of John and Catherine Huley.

1851 census
HO 107/ 2344 f294 Greasborough Greasborough
George Turton Head M 53 Collier Yorks Brodsworth
Catherine Turton Wife M 41 Yorks Greasboro'
Ann Turton Dau U 21 Yorks Silkstone
George Turton Son U 12 Yorks Masbro'
Sam Turton Son 5 mos Yorks Masbro'
Jane Ulley D-in-law 5 Yorks Greasbro
John Ulley S-in-law 3 Yorks Greasbro

1863 - dau Mary born at Greasbrough - see 1871 census below.

1863 - son Harry born at Greasbrough - see 1871 census below.

1869 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Jane Sheffield 9c 416 (FreeBMD).

1869 28 Mar - married at St Peter and St Paul's Cathedral Sheffield: Walter Smith 20 bachelor Miner Bridge Street -
father Thomas Smith Rat Catcher; Jane X Hulley 22 Spinster Bridge Streeet father - John Hulley
Drainer. Wits. George Street, John Kirk.

1871 - dau Priscilla born at Greasbrough - see 1871 census below.

1871 census
RG 10/4709 f105r Greasbrough Mill Street
Walter Smith Head M 22 Coal Miner Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Smith Wife M 26 Yorks Greasbro'
Joshua Turton Brother U 18 Banksman at Coal Mine Yorks Greasbro'
Mary Ulley Step-dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Harry Ulley Step-son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Fred Ulley Nephew 1 Yorks Greasbro'
Priscilla Smith Dau 3 mos Yorks Greasbro'

Walter Smith

1849 - born at Greasbrough - see 1871 census below.

1869 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Smith Walter Sheffield 9c 416 (FreeBMD).

1869 28 Mar - married at St Peter and St Paul's Cathedral Sheffield: Walter Smith 20 bachelor Miner Bridge Street -
father Thomas Smith Rat Catcher; Jane X Hulley 22 Spinster Bridge Streeet father - John Hulley
Drainer. Wits. George Street, John Kirk.

1871 - dau Priscilla born at Greasbrough - see 1871 census below.

1871 census
RG 10/4709 f105r Greasbrough Mill Street
Walter Smith Head M 22 Coal Miner Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Smith Wife M 26 Yorks Greasbro'
Joshua Turton Brother U 18 Banksman at Coal Mine Yorks Greasbro'
Mary Ulley Step-dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Harry Ulley Step-son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Fred Ulley Nephew 1 Yorks Greasbro'
Priscilla Smith Dau 3 mos Yorks Greasbro'

157. Mary Ulley

1863 - born at Greasbrough - see 1871 census below.

1871 census
RG 10/4709 f105r Greasbrough Mill Street
Walter Smith Head M 22 Coal Miner Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Smith Wife M 26 Yorks Greasbro'
Joshua Turton Brother U 18 Banksman at Coal Mine Yorks Greasbro'
Mary Ulley Step-dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Harry Ulley Step-son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Fred Ulley Nephew 1 Yorks Greasbro'
Priscilla Smith Dau 3 mos Yorks Greasbro'

158. Harry Hulley

1866 - born at Greasbrough - see 1871 census below.

1871 census
RG 10/4709 f105r Greasbrough Mill Street
Walter Smith Head M 22 Coal Miner Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Smith Wife M 26 Yorks Greasbro'
Joshua Turton Brother U 18 Banksman at Coal Mine Yorks Greasbro'
Mary Ulley Step-dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Harry Ulley Step-son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Fred Ulley Nephew 1 Yorks Greasbro'
Priscilla Smith Dau 3 mos Yorks Greasbro'

159. Priscilla Smith

1871 - born at Greasbrough - see 1871 census below.

1871 census
RG 10/4709 f105r Greasbrough Mill Street
Walter Smith Head M 22 Coal Miner Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Smith Wife M 26 Yorks Greasbro'
Joshua Turton Brother U 18 Banksman at Coal Mine Yorks Greasbro'
Mary Ulley Step-dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Harry Ulley Step-son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasbro'
Fred Ulley Nephew 1 Yorks Greasbro'
Priscilla Smith Dau 3 mos Yorks Greasbro'

94. John Ulley

1848 Jun qtr - ?born at Sheffield RD: Hulley John Sheffield 22 614 (GRO).
Note : The parentage of John Hulley born June qtr 1848 has to be confirmed by his birth certificate.

1851 census
HO 107/ 2344 f294 Greasborough Greasborough
George Turton Head M 53 Collier Yorks Brodsworth
Catherine Turton Wife M 41 Yorks Greasboro'
Ann Turton Dau U 21 Yorks Silkstone
George Turton Son U 12 Yorks Masbro'
Sam Turton Son 5 mos Yorks Masbro'
Jane Ulley D-in-law 5 Yorks Greasbro
John Ulley S-in-law 3 Yorks Greasbro

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f87 Ecclesfield Grenoside
Stephen Jackson Head M 26 File Cutter Grenoside
Emma Jackson Wife M 21 (+ 2 sons) Chapel Town Yorks
John Hulley Appr U 13 File Cutter Grenoside

1868 26 Oct - married at St Mary's church Greasborough: John Hulley Full age Bachelor Miner Greasbrough - father John Hulley Miner: Sarah Stanfield Full age SpinsterDarfield - father David Stanfield Miner . Wits:
Thomas Taylor Mary Taylor.

1869 Sep qtr - son Fred born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Fred Rotherham 9c 512 (GRO).

1869 29 Aug - son Fred born at Greasbrough - see baptism entry below.

1871 census
RG 10/4709 f67r Greasbrough Scroby Lane
John Hulley Head M 23 Coal Miner Yorks Greasbrough
Sarah Hulley Wife M 22 Yorks Darfield
Fred Hulley Son 1 Yorks Greasbrough

1871 Sep qtr - son Sam born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Sam Rotherham 9c 518 (GRO).

1871 12 Jun - son Sam born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1872 30 Jun - son Fred baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Fred son of John and Sarah Ulley born 29 Aug
1869.

1872 30 Jun - son Sam baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Sam son of John and Sarah Ulley born 12 Jun
1871.

1873 Jun qtr - dau Kate born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Kate Rotherham 9c 586 (GRO).

1875 Sep qtr - son Harry born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Harry Rotherham 9c 606 (GRO).

1875 08 Jun - son Harry born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1875 29 Aug - son Harry baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Harry son of John and Sarah Ulley born 8 Jun
1875.

1877 Jun qtr - son David born at Rotherham RD: Hulley David Rotherham 9c 660 (GRO).

1877 14 May - son David born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1879 17 Jan - son David baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - David son of John and Sarah Hulley born 14
May 1877.

1879 Sep qtr - dau Ann born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Ann Rotherham 9c 634 (GRO.

1879 18 Jul - dau Ann born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1880 17 Jan - dau Ann baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Ann dau of John and Sarah Ulley born 18 Jul
1879.

1881 census
RG 11/4680 f62 1 Scrooby St Greasbrough
John Ulley Head M 33 Coal Miner Greasbro, York
Sarah Ulley Wife M 32 Darfield, York
Fred Ulley Son 11 Greasbro, York
Sam Ulley Son 9 Greasbro, York
Kate Ulley Dau 7 Greasbro, York
Harry Ulley Son 5 Greasbro, York
David Ulley Son 3 Greasbro, York
Ann Ulley Dau 2 Greasbro, York

1882 Sep qtr - dau Jane born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Jane Rotherham 9c 633 (GRO).

1884 Sep qtr - son Wilfred born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Wilfred Rotherham 9c 659 (GRO).

1886 Mar qtr - son Colin born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Colin Rotherham 9c 624 (GRO).

1885 23 Nov - son Colin born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1886 17 Jan - son Colin baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Colin son of John and Sarah Hulley born 23 Nov
1885.

1891 census
RG 12/3853 f84r Greasborough 4 Main Street
John Hulley Head M 43 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Sarah Hulley Wife M 42 Yorks Darfield
Fred Hulley Son S 21 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Kate Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Greasborough
Harry Hulley Son 15 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
David Hulley Son 14 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Ann Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Jane Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Wilfred Hulley Son 6 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Collin Hulley Son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasborough

1891 24 Aug - son Fred married at St Mary's church Greasborough: Fred Hulley 22 Bachelor Miner Greasborough -
father John Hulley Miner. Lucy Thompson 22 Spinster Brampton Bierlow - father Benjamin Thompson
Engine Tenter. Wits: Thomas Thompson Mary Thompson.

1892 Jun qtr - son Wilfred died at Rotherham RD: Hulley Wilfred 7 Rotherham 9c 397 (GRO).

1892 10 Apr - son Wilfred buried at Greaseborough: Wilfred Hulley of Greasborough 7. (Yorkshire burials from Find My
Past).

1895 16 Oct - West Yorkshire Prison records 1801-1914

Register No. 11685
Name John Hulley or Hooley
Date 16 Oct 1895 Sheffield City
Offence Bastardy
Sentence 21 days or pay £3.17.2
Education Nil
Age, Height & 47 5.3
Colour of Hair Brown
Trade or Occupation Collier Lost end off 1st & 2nd left hand fingers
Religion Church
& Birthplace Darnall nr Sheffield
No. of Previous Convictions
& refs to last Entry
Date of discharge 05-Nov
& remarks

1898 27 Aug - son Harry married at St Mary's church Greasborough: Harry Hulley 24 Bachelor Miner Church Street
Greasbrough father John Hulley Miner. Annie Robinson 24 Spinster Greasbrough - father William
Robinson Woodman. Wits: George Smales Alice Robinson.

1901 Mar qtr - wife died at Rotherham RD: Hulley Sarah 53 Rotherham 9c 447 (GRO).

1901 04 Jan - wife buried at Greasborough: Sarah Hulley 1 Main St. 53 (Yorkshire Burials)

1901 census
RG 13/4399 f100 Greasborough 1 Main Street
John Hulley Head W 53 Coal Hewer Yorks Greasbro'
Samuel Hulley Son S 29 Yorks Greasbro'
Ann Hulley Dau S 21 Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Hulley Dau S 18 Yorks Greasbro'
Colin Hulley Son S 15 Coal mine labourer below Yorks Greasbro'

1901 Jun qtr - married at Rotherham RD: Hulley John Rotherham 9c 1178 (FreeBMD).

1901 30 Jun - married at St Mary's churchGreasborough: John Hulley 54 Widower Miner Main Street Greasbro' -
father John Hulley - . Ann Myers 61 Widow Church Street - father Charles Whittington - .
Wits: George Whittington, Martha Loster.

1911 census
John Hulley 64 b Greasbro Yorks
Ann do 70 do do

Sarah Stanfield

1849 - born at Darfield, Yorkshire - see 1851 census below.

1868 26 Oct - married at St Mary's church Greasborough: John Hulley Full age Bachelor Miner Greasbrough - father John Hulley Miner: Sarah Stanfield Full age SpinsterDarfield - father David Stanfield Miner . Wits:
Thomas Taylor Mary Taylor. .

1869 29 Aug - son Fred born at Greasbrough - see baptism entry below.

1871 census
RG 10/4709 f67r Greasbrough Scroby Lane
John Hulley Head M 23 Coal Miner Yorks Greasbrough
Sarah Hulley Wife M 22 Yorks Darfield
Fred Hulley Son 1 Yorks Greasbrough

1871 Sep qtr - son Sam born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Sam Rotherham 9c 518 (GRO).

1871 12 Jun - son Sam born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1872 30 Jun - son Fred baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Fred son of John and Sarah
Ulley born 29 Aug 1869.

1872 30 Jun - son Sam baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Sam son of John and Sarah
Ulley born 12 Jun 1871.

1873 Jun qtr - dau Kate born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Kate Rotherham 9c 586 (GRO).

1875 Sep qtr - son Harry born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Harry Rotherham 9c 606 (GRO).

1875 08 Jun - son Harry born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1875 29 Aug - son Harry baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Harry son of John and Sarah
Ulley born 8 Jun 1875.

1877 Jun qtr - son David born at Rotherham RD: Hulley David Rotherham 9c 660 (GRO).

1877 14 May - son David born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1879 17 Jan - son David baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - David son of John and Sarah
Hulley born 14 May 1877.

1879 Sep qtr - dau Ann born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Ann Rotherham 9c 634 (GRO.

1879 18 Jul - dau Ann born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1880 17 Jan - dau Ann baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Ann dau of John and Sarah
Ulley born 18 Jul 1879.

1881 census
RG 11/4680 f62 1 Scrooby St Greasbrough
John Ulley Head M 33 Coal Miner Greasbro, York
Sarah Ulley Wife M 32 Darfield, York
Fred Ulley Son 11 Greasbro, York
Sam Ulley Son 9 Greasbro, York
Kate Ulley Dau 7 Greasbro, York
Harry Ulley Son 5 Greasbro, York
David Ulley Son 3 Greasbro, York
Ann Ulley Dau 2 Greasbro, York

1882 Sep qtr - dau Jane born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Jane Rotherham 9c 633 (GRO).

1884 Sep qtr - son Wilfred born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Wilfred Rotherham 9c 659 (GRO).

1886 Mar qtr - son Colin born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Colin Rotherham 9c 624 (GRO).

1885 23 Nov - son Colin born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1886 17 Jan - son Colin baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Colin son of John and Sarah
Hulley born 23 Nov 1885.

1891 census
RG 12/3853 f84r Greasborough 4 Main Street
John Hulley Head M 43 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Sarah Hulley Wife M 42 Yorks Darfield
Fred Hulley Son S 21 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Kate Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Greasborough
Harry Hulley Son 15 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
David Hulley Son 14 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Ann Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Jane Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Wilfred Hulley Son 6 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Collin Hulley Son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasborough

1891 24 Aug - son Fred married at St Mary's church Greasborough: Fred Hulley 22 Bachelor Miner Greasborough -
father John Hulley Miner. Lucy Thompson 22 Spinster Brampton Bierlow - father Benjamin Thompson
Engine Tenter. Wits: Thomas Thompson Mary Thompson.

1892 Jun qtr - son Wilfred died at Rotherham RD: Hulley Wilfred 7 Rotherham 9c 397 (GRO).

1892 10 Apr - son Wilfred buried at Greaseborough: Wilfred Hulley of Greasborough 7. (Yorkshire burials from Find My
Past).

1898 27 Aug - son Harry married at St Mary's church Greasborough: Harry Hulley 24 Bachelor Miner Church Street
Greasbrough father John Hulley Miner. Annie Robinson 24 Spinster Greasbrough - father William
Robinson Woodman. Wits: George Smales Alice Robinson.

1901 Mar qtr - died at Rotherham RD: Hulley Sarah 53 Rotherham 9c 447 (GRO).

1901 04 Jan - buried at Greasborough: Sarah Hulley 1 Main St. 53 (Yorkshire Burials)

161. Sam Hulley

1871 Sep qtr - born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Sam Rotherham 9c 518 (GRO).

1871 12 Jun - born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1871 30 Jun - baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Sam son of John and Sarah Ulley born
12 Jun 1871.

1881 census
RG 11/4680 f62 1 Scrooby St Greasbrough
John Ulley Head M 33 Coal Miner Greasbro, York
Sarah Ulley Wife M 32 Darfield, York
Fred Ulley Son 11 Greasbro, York
Sam Ulley Son 9 Greasbro, York
Kate Ulley Dau 7 Greasbro, York
Harry Ulley Son 5 Greasbro, York
David Ulley Son 3 Greasbro, York
Ann Ulley Dau 2 Greasbro, York

1901 census
RG 13/4399 f100 Greasborough 1 Main Street
John Hulley Head W 53 Coal Hewer Yorks Greasbro'
Samuel Hulley Son S 29 Yorks Greasbro'
Ann Hulley Dau S 21 Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Hulley Dau S 18 Yorks Greasbro'
Colin Hulley Son S 15 Coal mine labourer below Yorks Greasbro'

1911 Jun qtr - married at Doncaster RD: Hulley Samuel Doncaster 9c 1570 (FreeBMD).
(?to either Elizabeth Atkin or Emma Longhurst?).

Elizabeth Atkin or Emma Longhurst

1911 Jun qtr - married at Doncaster RD: Hulley Samuel Doncaster 9c 1570 (FreeBMD).
(?to either Elizabeth Atkin or Emma Longhurst?).

165. Ann Hulley

1879 Sep qtr - born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Ann Rotherham 9c 634 (GRO.

1879 18 Jul - born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1880 17 Jan - baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Sam son of John and Sarah Ulley born
18 Jul 1879.

1881 census
RG 11/4680 f62 1 Scrooby St Greasbrough
John Ulley Head M 33 Coal Miner Greasbro, York
Sarah Ulley Wife M 32 Darfield, York
Fred Ulley Son 11 Greasbro, York
Sam Ulley Son 9 Greasbro, York
Kate Ulley Dau 7 Greasbro, York
Harry Ulley Son 5 Greasbro, York
David Ulley Son 3 Greasbro, York
Ann Ulley Dau 2 Greasbro, York

1891 census
RG 12/3853 f84r Greasborough 4 Main Street
John Hulley Head M 43 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Sarah Hulley Wife M 42 Yorks Darfield
Fred Hulley Son S 21 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Kate Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Greasborough
Harry Hulley Son 15 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
David Hulley Son 14 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Ann Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Jane Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Wilfred Hulley Son 6 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Collin Hulley Son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasborough

1901 census
RG 13/4399 f100 Greasborough 1 Main Street
John Hulley Head W 53 Coal Hewer Yorks Greasbro'
Samuel Hulley Son S 29 Yorks Greasbro'
Ann Hulley Dau S 21 Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Hulley Dau S 18 Yorks Greasbro'
Colin Hulley Son S 15 Coal mine labourer below Yorks Greasbro'

166. Jane Hulley

1882 Sep qtr - born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Jane Rotherham 9c 633 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/3853 f84r Greasborough 4 Main Street
John Hulley Head M 43 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Sarah Hulley Wife M 42 Yorks Darfield
Fred Hulley Son S 21 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Kate Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Greasborough
Harry Hulley Son 15 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
David Hulley Son 14 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Ann Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Jane Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Wilfred Hulley Son 6 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Collin Hulley Son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasborough

1901 census
RG 13/4399 f100 Greasborough 1 Main Street
John Hulley Head W 53 Coal Hewer Yorks Greasbro'
Samuel Hulley Son S 29 Yorks Greasbro'
Ann Hulley Dau S 21 Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Hulley Dau S 18 Yorks Greasbro'
Colin Hulley Son S 15 Coal mine labourer below Yorks Greasbro'

1904 Sep qtr - married at Rotherham RD: Hulley Jane Rotherham 9c 1044 (FreeBMD).

1904 20 Sep - married at Parkgate parish church; Frank Hardy 21 Bachelor Bricklayer 27 Rotherham Rd. - father John
Hardy Labourer; Jane Hulley 22 Spinster 27 Rotherham Rd. - father John Hulley Collier. Wits. Samuel
Hulley, Nancy Hulley.

Frank Hardy

1883 - born - see marriage entry below.

1904 Sep qtr - married at Rotherham RD: Hulley Jane Rotherham 9c 1044 (FreeBMD).

1904 20 Sep - married at Parkgate parish church; Frank Hardy 21 Bachelor Bricklayer 27 Rotherham Rd. - father John
Hardy Labourer; Jane Hulley 22 Spinster 27 Rotherham Rd. - father John Hulley Collier. Wits. Samuel
Hulley, Nancy Hulley.

167. Wilfred Hulley

1884 Sep qtr - born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Wilfred Rotherham 9c 659 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/3853 f84r Greasborough 4 Main Street
John Hulley Head M 43 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Sarah Hulley Wife M 42 Yorks Darfield
Fred Hulley Son S 21 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Kate Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Greasborough
Harry Hulley Son 15 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
David Hulley Son 14 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Ann Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Jane Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Wilfred Hulley Son 6 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Collin Hulley Son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasborough

1892 Jun qtr - died at Rotherham RD: Hulley Wilfred 7 Rotherham 9c 397 (GRO).

1892 10 Apr - buried at Greaseborough: Wilfred Hulley of Greasborough 7. (Yorkshire burials from Find My Past).

168. Colin Hulley

1886 Mar qtr - born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Colin Rotherham 9c 624 (GRO).

1885 23 Nov - born at Greasborough - see baptism entry below.

1886 17 Jan - baptised at St Mary's church Greasborough - Colin son of John and Sarah Hulley born
23 Nov 1885.

1891 census
RG 12/3853 f84r Greasborough 4 Main Street
John Hulley Head M 43 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Sarah Hulley Wife M 42 Yorks Darfield
Fred Hulley Son S 21 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Kate Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Greasborough
Harry Hulley Son 15 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
David Hulley Son 14 Coal Miner Yorks Greasborough
Ann Hulley Dau 12 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Jane Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Wilfred Hulley Son 6 Scholar Yorks Greasborough
Collin Hulley Son 4 Scholar Yorks Greasborough

1901 census
RG 13/4399 f100 Greasborough 1 Main Street
John Hulley Head W 53 Coal Hewer Yorks Greasbro'
Samuel Hulley Son S 29 Yorks Greasbro'
Ann Hulley Dau S 21 Yorks Greasbro'
Jane Hulley Dau S 18 Yorks Greasbro'
Colin Hulley Son S 15 Coal mine labourer below Yorks Greasbro'

Shown in Find My Past Militia Service Records 1806-1915

Ann Myers

1841 - born at Greasbro - see 1911 census

1901 Jun qtr - married at Rotherham RD: Myers Ann Rotherham 9c 1178 (FreeBMD).

1901 30 Jun - married at St Mary's church Greasborough: John Hulley 54 Widower Miner Main Street Greasbro' -
father John Hulley - . Ann Myers 61 Widow Church Street - father Charles Whittington - .
Wits: George Whittington, Martha Loster.

1911 census
John Hulley 64 b Greasbro Yorks
Ann do 70 do do

104. William Ulley

1834 09 Mar - baptised at St Mary’s church Ecclesfield: William son of William and Harriet Hulley
(IGI).

1841 census
HO 107/1327/5 f50 Ecclesfield Butterthwaite Wheel
William Ully 30 Fork M Y
Harriet Ully 26 Y
Joseph Ully 8 Y
William Ully 7 Y
Elizabeth Ully 5 Y
Thomas Ully 1 Y
George Roddy 15 Ap. Y

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f79 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Head M 36 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Wife 36 Yorks Sheffield
Ann Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 11 Yorks Shire Green
Elizebeth Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Son 1 Yorks Shire Green
John Davison Lodger 25 Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite
William Hulley App 17 Fork Maker Yorks Butterthwaite Weel
Thomas Rodison App 13 Fork Maker Yorks Barnsley

1855 09 Apr - married at Sheffield: Hulley William Sheffield 9c 268 (GRO).

1855 09 Apr - married at St Peter and St Paul Cathedral Sheffield; William Hulley 21 Bachelor Grinder Meadow St. -
father William Hulley Fork Maker; Fanny White 20 Spinster Shepherd St. - father Robert White Farmer.
Wits John Kirk, Isaac Chatterton.

1856 - Moved to Greasborough and started their family.

1855 Jun qtr - son Frederick born at Wortley RD: Hulley Frederick Wortley 9c 162 (GRO).

1859 Sep qtr - dau Clarissa born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Clarissa Sheffield 9c 354 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3509 f69r Greasbrough Sellar's House No 5
William Hulley Head M 27 Iron Works Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 26 Yorks Clayton-in-Clay
Frederick Hulley Son 5 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Claressa Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Sheffield

1861 Dec qtr - son Albert born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Albert Rotherham 9c 400 (GRO).

1862 - Moved to 1 Wheathill Terrace, Iccles, Rotherham.

1864 - Sheffield flood occured - family had to exit their house via the bedroom windows!
- moved to 102, Sheffield Road.

1868 Dec qtr - son Arthur born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Arthur Rotherham 9c 522 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4702 f23r Rotherham 1 Sheffield Road
William Hulley Head M 37 Furnace man at Iron Works Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Yorks Clayton
Frederick Hulley Son U 15 Iron Moulder Yorks Sheffield
Clarissa Hulley Dau U 11 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Albert Hulley Son U 9 Scholar Yorks Greasboro'
Arthur Hulley Son U 2 Yorks Kimberworth

1871 Sep qtr - son Herbert born at RotherhamRD: Hulley Herbert Rotherham 9c 508 (GRO).

1873 Sep qtr - dau Harriet born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Harriet Rotherham 9c 556 (GRO).

1875 Mar qtr - son Arthur died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Arthur 6 Rotherham 9c 407 (GRO).

1875 13 Jan - son Arthur died at Rotherham.

1875 Sep qtr - son Robert born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Robert Rotherham 9c 598 (GRO).

1876 14 Nov - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - AN UNFOUNDED CHARGE - Wm. Hulley,
Rotherham, was charged with stealing a florin, the property of George Adams
Oldfield, landlord of the Dusty Miller, Westgate, Rotherham. Mr F. Parker-Rhodes
defended. From the evidence given by Emily Burley, a servant, and Mrs Lucy
Oldfield, the landlady, it appeared that on the 9th instant, the former put a 2s. piece
into a cupboard. Soon afterwards, the defendant was seen near the cupboard, and
subsequently the coin was missing. A policeman was sent for, but before the officer
arrived the defendant gave the florin to Mrs. Oldfield, whilst paying for some beer, it
having been in his possession over an hour. Police-constable Berry arrested the
defendant, who said he took the florin, but only in fun. For the defence, Benjamin
Tingle, moulder, Ickles, and Nathan Taylor, labourer, Rotherham, were called, and
stated that it had been done as joke, and to tease the landlady, Mrs. Oldfield. The
defendant was discharged.

1881 census
RG 11/4677 f5 75 Kimberworth Rd Kimberworth
William Hulley Head M 47 Cupola Tenter Iron Ecclesfield, York
Fanny Hulley Wife M 46 Clayton, York
Albert Hulley Son 18 Iron Moulder Greasbro, York
Herbert Hulley Son 9 Scholar Rotherham, York
Harriett Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Rotherham, York
Robert Hulley Son 5 Scholar Rotherham, York

1888 Jun qtr - wife died at Rotherham RD: Hulley Frances 53 Rotherham 9c 349 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/3847 f104 Brinsworth 102 Sheffield Road
William Hulley Head W 57 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Herbert Hulley Son S 19 Forgeman Yorks Rotherham
Robert Hulley Son 15 Iron Moulder Yorks Rotherham
Sarah Jepson Hsekpr W 56 Dom. Yorks Rotherham

1891 Sep qtr - married at Rotherham RD: Hulley William Rotherham 9c 938 (GRO).

1891 10 Aug - married at Rotherham parish church: Willam Hulley 57 Widower Labourer 102 Sheffield Road - father
William Hulley Fork Grinder; Sarah x Jepson 57 Widow 102 Sheffield Road - father Francis Wood Spring
Knife Cutler.Wits. Robert Henry Nixon, Hannah x Nixon.

1901 census
RG 13/4391 f21 Rotherham 1 Wheathill Terrace
William Hully Head M 69 Past Work Yorkshire Kimberworth
Sarah Hully Wife M 68 Yorkshire Rotherham

Note: the Sarah shown above could be the Sarah Jepson who was William's housekeeper in 1891.

1988 22 Jun - letter (A105) from Albert Hulley incl: We haven't got full details of the Rotherham families yet because
when William Hulley and wife Fanny White entered Rotherham, they followed the Baptist religion and I
have not managed to see their records yet.

Fanny White

1855 - daughter of a farmer of Clayton near Doncaster.

1855 9 Apr - married at Sheffield: Hulley William Sheffield 9c 268 (GRO).

1855 09 Apr - married at St Peter and St Paul Cathedral Sheffield; William Hulley 21 Bachelor Grinder Meadow St. -
father William Hulley Fork Maker; Fanny White 20 Spinster Shepherd St. - father Robert White Farmer.
Wits John Kirk, Isaac Chatterton.

1856 - Moved to Greasborough and started their family.

1861 census
RG 9/3509 f69r Greasbrough Sellar's House No 5
William Hulley Head M 27 Iron Works Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 26 Yorks Clayton-in-Clay
Frederick Hulley Son 5 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Claressa Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Sheffield

1861 Dec qtr - son Albert born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Albert Rotherham 9c 400 (GRO).

1862 - Moved to 1 Wheathill Terrace, Iccles, Rotherham.

1864 - Sheffield flood occured - family had to exit their house via the bedroom windows!
- moved to 102, Sheffield Road.

1868 Dec qtr - son Arthur born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Arthur Rotherham 9c 522 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4702 f23r Rotherham 1 Sheffield Road
William Hulley Head M 37 Furnace man at Iron Works Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Yorks Clayton
Frederick Hulley Son U 15 Iron Moulder Yorks Sheffield
Clarissa Hulley Dau U 11 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Albert Hulley Son U 9 Scholar Yorks Greasboro'
Arthur Hulley Son U 2 Yorks Kimberworth

1871 Sep qtr - son Herbert born at RotherhamRD: Hulley Herbert Rotherham 9c 508 (GRO).

1873 Sep qtr - dau Harriet born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Harriet Rotherham 9c 556 (GRO).

1875 Sep qtr - son Robert born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Robert Rotherham 9c 598 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4677 f5 75 Kimberworth Rd Kimberworth
William Hulley Head M 47 Cupola Tenter Iron Ecclesfield, York
Fanny Hulley Wife M 46 Clayton, York
Albert Hulley Son 18 Iron Moulder Greasbro, York
Herbert Hulley Son 9 Scholar Rotherham, York
Harriett Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Rotherham, York
Robert Hulley Son 5 Scholar Rotherham, York

1888 Jun qtr - died at Rotherham RD: Hulley Frances 53 Rotherham 9c 349 (GRO).

1988 22 Jun - letter (A105) from Albert Hulley incl: We haven't got full details of the Rotherham
families yet because when William Hulley and wife Fanny White entered Rotherham,
they followed the Baptist religion and I have not managed to see their records yet.

170. Clarissa Hulley

1859 Sep qtr - born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Clarissa Sheffield 9c 354 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3509 f69r Greasbrough Sellar's House No 5
William Hulley Head M 27 Iron Works Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 26 Yorks Clayton-in-Clay
Frederick Hulley Son 5 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Claressa Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Sheffield

1871 census
RG 10/4702 f23r Rotherham 1 Sheffield Road
William Hulley Head M 37 Furnace man at Iron Works Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Yorks Clayton
Frederick Hulley Son U 15 Iron Moulder Yorks Sheffield
Clarissa Hulley Dau U 11 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Albert Hulley Son U 9 Scholar Yorks Greasboro'
Arthur Hulley Son U 2 Yorks Kimberworth

1882 22 May - married at All Saints church Brightside Sheffield: Willey Stewart 30 Bachelor Puddler Dane Street - father
Robert Stewart (deceased) Engraver; Clarrissa Hulley 23 Spinster Dane Street - father William Hulley
Cupalor Tenter. Wits. Richard Corfield, Annie X Burns.

Willey Stewart

1852 - born - see marriage entry below.

1882 22 May - married at All Saints church Brightside Sheffield: Willey Stewart 30 Bachelor Puddler Dane Street - father
Robert Stewart (deceased) Engraver; Clarrissa Hulley 23 Spinster Dane Street - father William Hulley
Cupalor Tenter. Wits. Richard Corfield, Annie X Burns.

172. Arthur Hulley

1868 Dec qtr - born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Arthur Rotherham 9c 522 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4702 f23r Rotherham 1 Sheffield Road
William Hulley Head M 37 Furnace man at Iron Works Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Yorks Clayton
Frederick Hulley Son U 15 Iron Moulder Yorks Sheffield
Clarissa Hulley Dau U 11 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Albert Hulley Son U 9 Scholar Yorks Greasboro'
Arthur Hulley Son U 2 Yorks Kimberworth

1875 Mar qtr - died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Arthur 6 Rotherham 9c 407 (GRO).

1875 13 Jan - died at Rotherham.

Sarah Jepson

1833 - born at Rotherham - see 1901 census below.

1891 census
RG 12/3847 f104 Brinsworth 102 Sheffield Road
William Hulley Head W 57 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Herbert Hulley Son S 19 Forgeman Yorks Rotherham
Robert Hulley Son 15 Iron Moulder Yorks Rotherham
Sarah Jepson Hsekpr W 56 Dom. Yorks Rotherham

1891 Sep qtr - married at Rotherham RD: Jepson Sarah Rotherham 9c 938 (GRO).

1891 10 Aug - married at Rotherham parish church: Willam Hulley 57 Widower Labourer 102 Sheffield Road - father
William Hulley Fork Grinder; Sarah x Jepson 57 Widow 102 Sheffield Road - father Francis Wood Spring
Knife Cutler.Wits. Robert Henry Nixon, Hannah x Nixon.

1901 census
RG 13/4391 f21 Rotherham 1 Wheathill Terrace
William Hully Head M 69 Past Work Yorkshire Kimberworth
Sarah Hully Wife M 68 Yorkshire Rotherham

Note: the Sarah shown above could be the Sarah Jepson who was Wiliam's housekeeper in 1891.
Yes she is!! (7 July 2017)

105. Joseph Ulley

1834 28 Mar - baptised at St Mary's church Ecclesfield:Joseph son of William & Harriet Ulley (IGI).

1841 census
HO 107/1327/5 f50 Ecclesfield Butterthwaite Wheel
William Ully 30 Fork M Y
Harriet Ully 26 Y
Joseph Ully 8 Y
William Ully 7 Y
Elizabeth Ully 5 Y
Thomas Ully 1 Y
George Roddy 15 Ap. Y

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f141 Wortley RD Ecclesfield SRD
Elizabeth Woolhouse Head W 65 Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hully G-son U 18 Fork Grinder Yorks Ecclesfield
Thomas Hully G-son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ann Hully G-dau 9 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
John Alderson Ldger M 48 Gardiner Yorks Tickhill
Joseph Taylor Ldger M 22 Labourer Lincs Thorpe

1853 Dec qtr - married at Rotherham RD: Hulley Joseph Rotherham 9c 620 GRO)

1853 27 Nov - married at Rotherham parish church: Joseph x Hulley 21 Bachelor Fork Grinder Masbro - father William
Hulley Fork Grinder; Ann x Greaves 18 Spinster Masbro' - father Thomas Greaves File Cutler. Wits.
Joseph Taylor, Susannah Roebuck.

1854 03 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Marriage - at Rotherham Church, on the 27th ult. Mr. Jph.
Hulley to Miss Ann Greaves.

1854 Jun qtr - son William born at Wortley RD: Hulley William Wortley 9c 176 (GRO).

1856 Mar qtr - dau Harriet born at Wortley RD: Hulley Harriet Wortley 9c 169 (GRO).

1857 Sep qtr - dau Ellen born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ellen Wortley 9c 169 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f4 Ecclesfield Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Head M 28 Stove Grate Grinder Yorks Ecclesfield
Ann Hulley Wife M 26 Yorks Ecclesfield
William Hulley Son 6 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriet Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ellen Hulley Daur 3 Yorks Ecclesfield

1861 Jun qtr - son Tom born at Wortley RD: Hulley Tom Wortley 9c 186 (GRO).

1861 20 Nov - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Magisterial Proceedings - ILL-USING A
DRUNKEN MAN AT ECCLESFIELD. Three men, residing at Ecclesfield, named
Respectively Joseph Ulley, George Green, and George Hyves, were charged with
assaulting Daniel Doe, of the same place. Mr. Broadbent was for the complainant,
and Mr. Chambers for the defendants.
Mr. Broadbent said the complainant charged the defendants with committing one of
the most extraordinary and cruel assaults that had been brought before the Court.
On the 23rd of October, the complainant was in a public-house on Ecclesfield
Common, and about half-past ten in the morning the defendants went into the house.
They told him he must go with them, and then carried him out of the house, put him
into a wheelbarrow into the road, tying his hands and legs to the vehicle, and letting
his head hang over. They wheeled him through the streets of Ecclesfield, until they
reached a pond, in which they repeatedly “ducked” him. They then wheeled him to a
public-house, and there committed such a barbarous act as the Bench could hardly
believe to have been done in this country. They actually roasted him before the fire
to such an extent that he was severely burned, after which they poured drink over him.
The poor fellow was then replaced upon the wheelbarrow and taken to other public-
houses, where he was subjected to similar ill-treatment. In wheeling the man along
the streets, they took special care to dash over every stone heap they met with, in
order to jolt him as severely as possible. Having first whitened his face with chalk,
then blackened it with soot, they put the man in a cart, and sent him home in a state
bordering on insensibility.
The man was so ill-used he had to call the services of Mr. Hawthorne, surgeon. He
was absent from work a week in consequence of the ill-treatment, and was able to do
very little when he resumed. It would, no doubt, be pleaded in extenuation of the
conduct of the defendants that the complainant was drinking, instead of attending to
his work, thus throwing other men idle, and that it was a custom at Ecclesfield, as it
used to be at Sheffield, to fetch men to their work in a wheelbarrow under such
circumstances. The fact, however, was, that he was having a glass because he had
very little to do, and on one was kept idle by his doing so. Had the men merely
wheeled him to the works in the ordinary way, there would have not been so much
ground for the complaint; but understanding the barbarous treatment to which they
subjected the man, he hoped the bench would commit the defendants to trial.
Doe was called, and confirmed the statement of Mr. Broadbent. After describing the
ill-treatment to which he was subjected, he said he was so dis-figured on reaching
home, that his wife did not know him. She thought he was a chimney sweep. He had
suffered very severely from the ill-usage, saying he could neither lie down, sit, stand,
nor move without pain. They jolted him so that he thought they would have broken his
limbs. The medical man ordered “fermentations” for his injuries.
In reply to Mr. Chambers, Doe admitted that Ulley had, some time before, been
fetched from a public-house in a wheelbarrow; he did not take any active part in what
was done, and said Ulley was not ill-used as he (Doe) was. Lads pulled the
wheelbarrow in which he (Doe) was placed by means of ropes.
After some confirmatory evidence had been given, Mr. Chambers submitted that the
offence was one of a very slight character, being in fact nothing more than a rough
sort of “lark”, perpetrated in accordance with a custom which was “more honoured in
the breach than in the observance.” The plaintiff went off drinking, throwing three or
four men dependent on him idle, and a rude kind of justice was inflicted upon him, as
it had been previously upon Ulley. No doubt it was wrong, but he was sure that the
Bench would take a lenient view of it, even if defendants were the men. He however
had witnesses to prove that they took very little part in the matter. Mr. Chambers was
proceeding to call witnesses, when Mr. Bayley said an assault in law had no doubt
been committed, but it took very much of the character of a lark. They should not,
therefore inflict any heavy punishments. Mr. Broadbent urged that such barbarous
customs were out of place now, and should be stopped, and the Bench cautioned the
defendants against repeating such conduct. After some conversation the defendants
were ordered to pay amongst them £2, including costs.

1862 Sep qtr - dau Ann Elizabeth born at Doncaster RD: Hulley Ann Elizabeth Doncaster 9c
463 (GRO).

1863 24 May - dau Clara baptised at Kilnhurst Yorkshire: Clar dau. of Joseph & Ann Hulley (IGI).

1865 Mar qtr - dau Fanny born at Wortley RD: Hulley Fanny Wortley 9c 214 (GRO).

1865 Dec qtr - dau Clara died at Wortley RD: Hulley Clara Wortley 9c 140 (GRO).

1867 28 Apr - dau Fanny died at Ecclesfield - see monumental inscription below:

1868 Mar qtr - died at Wortley RD: Hulley Joseph 36 Wortley 9c 127 (GRO).

1868 10 Mar - died at Ecclesfield - see monumental inscription below:

In Loving Memory of Joseph Hulley of Ecclesfield who died March 10th 1868 aged 36
years.
Also Harriet daughter of the above Joseph and Ann Hulley died March 18th 1875 aged
19 years.
Also Fanny their daughter died April 29th 1878 aged 13 years.
Also Mary their daughter died April 28th 1867 aged 5 months.
Also Ann Wife of the above names John Hulley died Novr. 13th 1916 aged 61 years.

Ann Greaves

1835 - born - see marriage cert below.

1853 Dec qtr - married at Rotherham RD: Hulley Joseph Rotherham 9c 620 GRO)

1853 27 Nov - married at Rotherham parish church: Joseph x Hulley 21 Bachelor Fork Grinder Masbro - father William
Hulley Fork Grinder; Ann x Greaves 18 Spinster Masbro' - father Thomas Greaves File Cutler. Wits.
Joseph Taylor, Susannah Roebuck.

1854 03 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Marriage - at Rotherham Church, on the 27th
ult. Mr. Jph. Hulley to Miss Ann Greaves.

1854 Jun qtr - son William born at Wortley RD: Hulley William Wortley 9c 176 (GRO).

1856 Mar qtr - dau Harriet born at Wortley RD: Hulley Harriet Wortley 9c 169 (GRO).

1857 Sep qtr - dau Ellen born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ellen Wortley 9c 169 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f4 Ecclesfield Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Head M 28 Stove Grate Grinder Yorks Ecclesfield
Ann Hulley Wife M 26 Yorks Ecclesfield
William Hulley Son 6 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriet Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ellen Hulley Daur 3 Yorks Ecclesfield

1861 Jun qtr - son Tom born at Wortley RD: Hulley Tom Wortley 9c 186 (GRO).

1862 Sep qtr - dau Ann Elizabeth born at Doncaster RD: Hulley Ann Elizabeth Doncaster 9c
463 (GRO).

1863 24 May - dau Clara baptised at Kilnhurst Yorkshire: Clar dau. of Joseph & Ann Hulley (IGI).

1865 Mar qtr - dau Fanny born at Wortley RD: Hulley Fanny Wortley 9c 214 (GRO).

1865 Dec qtr - dau Clara died at Wortley RD: Hulley Clara Wortley 9c 140 (GRO).

1867 28 Apr - dau Fanny died at Ecclesfield - see monumental inscription below:

1868 Mar qtr - husband died at Wortley RD: Hulley Joseph 36 Wortley 9c 127 (GRO).

1868 10 Mar - husband died at Ecclesfield - see monumental inscription below:

1871 census
10/4656 f5r Ecclesfield No address
Anne Ulley Head W 36 Filecutter Yorks Ecclesfield
William Ulley Son U 16 Stovegrate Fitter Journeyman Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriet Ulley Dau 15 Filecutter Yorks Ecclesfield
Tom Ulley Son 9 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ann Elizabeth Ulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Ulley Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield

1875 18 Mar - dau Harriet died at Ecclesfield - see monumental inscription below:

1878 Jun qtr - dau Fanny died at Wortley RD: Hulley Fanny 13 Wortley 9c 152 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f12 Ecclesfield Ecclesfield
William Hully Head M 26 Stove Grate Grinder (Ironmonger) (Or U 8) Ecclesfield, York
Eliza Hully Wife M 24 Stainton, York
Fanny Hully Dau 7m Ecclesfield, York
Ann Hully Head W 45 File Cutter Ecclesfield, York
Ellen Hully Dau U 23 File Cutter Ecclesfield, York
Thomas Hully Son U 19 File Cutter Ecclesfield, York

1891 census
RG 12/3523 f151r Shadwell Red Lion Inn
Ann Hulley Head W 55 Licensed Victualler Publ. Yorks Ecclesfield
Tom Hulley Son M 29 Dom. Assistant Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau 27 Herefordshire Madley
Fanny Hulley G-dau 10 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield

1901 census
RG 13/4058 f51r Shadwell Red Lion Inn
Ann Hulley Head W 66 Licensed Victualler Pub Ecclesfield Yorks
Tom Hulley Son M 39 Manager Ecclesfield Yorks
Sarah Hulley Son's wf M 36 Madley Heref

1916 13 Nov - died at Ecclesfield - see monumental inscription below:

In Loving Memory of Joseph Hulley of Ecclesfield who died March 10th 1868 aged 36
years.
Also Harriet daughter of the above Joseph and Ann Hulley died March 18th 1875 aged
19 years.
Also Fanny their daughter died April 29th 1878 aged 13 years.
Also Mary their daughter died April 28th 1867 aged 5 months.
Also Ann Wife of the above names John Hulley died Novr. 13th 1916 aged 61 years.

177. Harriet Hulley

1856 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Harriet Wortley 9c 169 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f4 Ecclesfield Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Head M 28 Stove Grate Grinder Yorks Ecclesfield
Ann Hulley Wife M 26 Yorks Ecclesfield
William Hulley Son 6 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriet Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ellen Hulley Daur 3 Yorks Ecclesfield

1871 census
10/4656 f5r Ecclesfield No address
Anne Ulley Head W 36 Filecutter Yorks Ecclesfield
William Ulley Son U 16 Stovegrate Fitter Journeyman Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriet Ulley Dau 15 Filecutter Yorks Ecclesfield
Tom Ulley Son 9 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ann Elizabeth Ulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Ulley Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield

1875 18 Mar - died at Ecclesfield - see monumental inscription below:

In Loving Memory of Joseph Hulley of Ecclesfield who died March 10th 1868 aged 36 years.
Also Harriet daughter of the above Joseph and Ann Hulley died March 18th 1875 aged 19 years.
Also Fanny their daughter died April 29th 1878 aged 13 years.
Also Mary their daughter died April 28th 1867 aged 5 months.
Also Ann Wife of the above named John Hulley died Novr. 13th 1916 aged 61 years.

181. Clara Hulley

1863 24 May - baptised at Kilnhurst Yorkshire: Clar dau. of Joseph & Ann Hulley (IGI).

1865 Dec qtr - died at Wortley RD: Hulley Clara Wortley 9c 140 (GRO).

182. Fanny Hulley

1865 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Fanny Wortley 9c 214 (GRO).

1871 census
10/4656 f5r Ecclesfield No address
Anne Ulley Head W 36 Filecutter Yorks Ecclesfield
William Ulley Son U 16 Stovegrate Fitter Journeyman Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriet Ulley Dau 15 Filecutter Yorks Ecclesfield
Tom Ulley Son 9 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ann Elizabeth Ulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Ulley Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield

1878 Jun qtr - died at Wortley RD: Hulley Fanny 13 Wortley 9c 152 (GRO).

1878 29 Apr - died at Ecclesfield - see monumental inscription below:

In Loving Memory of Joseph Hulley of Ecclesfield who died March 10th 1868 aged 36
years.
Also Harriet daughter of the above Joseph and Ann Hulley died March 18th 1875 aged
19 years.
Also Fanny their daughter died April 29th 1878 aged 13 years.
Also Mary their daughter died April 28th 1867 aged 5 months.
Also Ann Wife of the above names John Hulley died Novr. 13th 1916 aged 61 years.

183. Mary Hulley

1866 Dec qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Mary Wortley 9c 206 (GRO).

1867 28 Apr - died at Ecclesfield - see monumental inscription below:

In Loving Memory of Joseph Hulley of Ecclesfield who died March 10th 1868 aged 36
years.
Also Harriet daughter of the above Joseph and Ann Hulley died March 18th 1875 aged
19 years.
Also Fanny their daughter died April 29th 1878 aged 13 years.
Also Mary their daughter died April 28th 1867 aged 5 months.
Also Ann Wife of the above names John Hulley died Novr. 13th 1916 aged 61 years.

108. Thomas Hulley

1840 Jun qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Thomas Wortley 22 719 (GRO).

1841 census
HO 107/1327/5 f50 Ecclesfield Butterthwaite Wheel
William Ully 30 Fork M Y
Harriet Ully 26 Y
Joseph Ully 8 Y
William Ully 7 Y
Elizabeth Ully 5 Y
Thomas Ully 1 Y
George Roddy 15 Ap. Y

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f141 Wortley RD Ecclesfield SRD
Elizabeth Woolhouse Head W 65 Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hully G-son U 18 Fork Grinder Yorks Ecclesfield
Thomas Hully G-son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ann Hully G-dau 9 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
John Alderson Ldger M 48 Gardiner Yorks Tickhill
Joseph Taylor Ldger M 22 Labourer Lincs Thorpe

1861 census
RG 9/3507 f122 Kimberworth Kimberworth
Joseph Taylor Head M 32 Labourer Lincs
Harriot Taylor Wife M 47 Laburer's wife Yorks Ecclesfield
Frank Taylor Son U 7 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Thomas Hully Grandson U 20 Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Charles Hully Grandson U 9m Yorks Kimberworth

1868 Jun qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Thomas Sheffield 9c 436 (GRO).

1868 18 May - married at St George's church Sheffield: Thomas Hulley 28 Bachelor Moulder Spring Lane - father
William Hulley Fork Maker; Fanny Briggs 23 Spinster Victoria Street - father George Briggs Shoe
Maker. Wits John Dunstan, Sarah Briggs.

1871 census
RG 11/5668 f28r Rhyl 3 Vale Terrace
Thomas Hulley Head M 30 Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 25 Lancs Shutton
Annie H. Hulley Dau 2 Flint Rhyl

1881 census
RG 11/5528 f23 67b Vale Road Rhuddlan
Thomas Hulley Head M 40 Foreman Iron Moulder Ecclesfield, York
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Sturton, Lincs
Alice E. Hulley Dau 10 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
John W. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Edith E. Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Sophia L. Hulley Dau 1m Rhyl, Flint, Wales

1891 census
RG 12/4626 f118r Rhuddlan 23 Vale Road
Thomas Hulley Head M 50 Foreman Iron moulder Earlesfield Yorks
Fanney Hulley Wife M 46 Lodging House Keeper Lincs Sturton
Annie H. Hulley Dau S 22 Servant (Domestic) Flint Rhyl
Tom W. Hulley Son S 18 Confectioner's apprentice Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 15 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 10 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 9 Scholar Flint Rhyl

1901 census
RG 13/5236 f128 Rhyl 43 Kinmel Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 60 Foreman Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 56 Lincs Sturton by Stow
Annie Hulley Dau S 29 Flint Rhyl
Alice E. Hulley Dau S 27 Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 24 Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 18 Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 17 Milliner Flint Rhyl

1911 3 Aug - wife died at Rhyl - see Will index below.

1911 17 Aug - wife's Will index entry: Hulley Fanny of 43 Kinmel-street Rhyl Flintshire (wife of
Thomas Hulley) died 3 August 1911 Probate St. Asaph 17 August to the said Thomas
Hulley grocer and confectioner Effects £161 4s.

1912 15 Apr - died at Rhyl - see Wills index entry below.

1912 15 May - Wills index entry: Hulley Thomas of 43 Kinmel-street Rhyl Flintshire confectioner died
15th April 1912 Probate St. Asaph 15th May to Annie Harriet Hulley and Alice
Elizabeth Hulley spinsters Effects £1230 8s.

Fanny Briggs

1845 - born at Sturton by Stour Lincs - see 1901 census below.

1868 Jun qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Briggs Fanny Sheffield 9c 436 (GRO).

1868 18 May - married at St George's church Sheffield: Thomas Hulley 28 Bachelor Moulder Spring Lane - father
William Hulley Fork Maker; Fanny Briggs 23 Spinster Victoria Street - father George Briggs Shoe
Maker. Wits John Dunstan, Sarah Briggs.

1871 census
RG 11/5668 f28r Rhyl 3 Vale Terrace
Thomas Hulley Head M 30 Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 25 Lancs Shutton (Lincs Sturton!)
Annie H. Hulley Dau 2 Flint Rhyl

1881 census
RG 11/5528 f23 67b Vale Road Rhuddlan
Thomas Hulley Head M 40 Foreman Iron Moulder Ecclesfield, York
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Sturton, Lincs
Alice E. Hulley Dau 10 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
John W. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Edith E. Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Sophia L. Hulley Dau 1m Rhyl, Flint, Wales

1891 census
RG 12/4626 f118r Rhuddlan 23 Vale Road
Thomas Hulley Head M 50 Foreman Iron moulder Earlesfield Yorks
Fanney Hulley Wife M 46 Lodging House Keeper Lincs Sturton
Annie H. Hulley Dau S 22 Servant (Domestic) Flint Rhyl
Tom W. Hulley Son S 18 Confectioner's apprentice Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 15 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 10 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 9 Scholar Flint Rhyl

1901 census
RG 13/5236 f128 Rhyl 43 Kinmel Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 60 Foreman Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 56 Lincs Sturton by Stow
Annie Hulley Dau S 29 Flint Rhyl
Alice E. Hulley Dau S 27 Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 24 Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 18 Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 17 Milliner Flint Rhyl

1911 3 Aug - died at Rhyl - see Will index below.

1911 17 Aug - Will index entry: Hulley Fanny of 43 Kinmel-street Rhyl Flintshire (wife of Thomas
Hulley) died 3 August 1911 Probate St. Asaph 17 August to the said Thomas
Hulley grocer and confectioner Effects £161 4s.

184. Annie Harriet Hulley

1869 Mar qtr - born at St Asaph RD: Hulley Annie Harriet 11b 395 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 11/5668 f28r Rhyl 3 Vale Terrace
Thomas Hulley Head M 30 Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 25 Lancs Shutton
Annie H. Hulley Dau 2 Flint Rhyl

1891 census
RG 12/4626 f118r Rhuddlan 23 Vale Road
Thomas Hulley Head M 50 Foreman Iron moulder Earlesfield Yorks
Fanney Hulley Wife M 46 Lodging House Keeper Lincs Sturton
Annie H. Hulley Dau S 22 Servant (Domestic) Flint Rhyl
Tom W. Hulley Son S 18 Confectioner's apprentice Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 15 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 10 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 9 Scholar Flint Rhyl

1901 census
RG 13/5236 f128 Rhyl 43 Kinmel Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 60 Foreman Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 56 Lincs Sturton by Stow
Annie Hulley Dau S 29 Flint Rhyl
Alice E. Hulley Dau S 27 Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 24 Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 18 Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 17 Milliner Flint Rhyl

185. Alice Elizabeth Hulley

1870 Sep qtr - born at St Asaph RD: Hulley Alice Elizabeth 11b 370 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/5528 f23 67b Vale Road Rhuddlan
Thomas Hulley Head M 40 Foreman Iron Moulder Ecclesfield, York
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Sturton, Lincs
Alice E. Hulley Dau 10 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
John W. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Edith E. Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Sophia L. Hulley Dau 1m Rhyl, Flint, Wales

1901 census
RG 13/5236 f128 Rhyl 43 Kinmel Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 60 Foreman Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 56 Lincs Sturton by Stow
Annie Hulley Dau S 29 Flint Rhyl
Alice E. Hulley Dau S 27 Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 24 Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 18 Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 17 Milliner Flint Rhyl

186. Tom William Hulley

1872 Dec qtr - born at St Asaph RD: Hulley Tom William 11b 333 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/5528 f23 67b Vale Road Rhuddlan
Thomas Hulley Head M 40 Foreman Iron Moulder Ecclesfield, York
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Sturton, Lincs
Alice E. Hulley Dau 10 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
John W. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Edith E. Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Sophia L. Hulley Dau 1m Rhyl, Flint, Wales

1891 census
RG 12/4626 f118r Rhuddlan 23 Vale Road
Thomas Hulley Head M 50 Foreman Iron moulder Earlesfield Yorks
Fanney Hulley Wife M 46 Lodging House Keeper Lincs Sturton
Annie H. Hulley Dau S 22 Servant (Domestic) Flint Rhyl
Tom W. Hulley Son S 18 Confectioner's apprentice Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 15 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 10 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 9 Scholar Flint Rhyl

1899 Sep qtr - married at Nantwich RD: Hulley Tom William Nantwich 8a 684 (GRO).

1899 - ChesBMD marraige entry: HULLEY Tom W WOOD Ada Nantwich, Civil Marriage
Cheshire Central N31/198.
1901 census
RG 13/5289 f197r Llandrillo Colwyn Bay Rutland House
Thomas Hulley Head M 40 Baker & Confectioner Flint Rhyl
Ada Hulley Wife M 37 Ches Crewe
Florie Wood S-in-L S 25 Ches Crewe
William Harvey Vstr W 70 Retired GPO London

187. Emily Gertrude Hulley

1874 Jun qtr - born at St Asaph RD: Hulley Emily Gertrude 11b 405 (GRO).

1875 Mar qtr - died at St Asaph RD: Hulley Emily Gertrude 11b 306 (GRO).

188. Edith Ellen Hulley

1875 Dec qtr - born at St Asaph RD: Hulley Edith Ellen 11b 352 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/5528 f23 67b Vale Road Rhuddlan
Thomas Hulley Head M 40 Foreman Iron Moulder Ecclesfield, York
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Sturton, Lincs
Alice E. Hulley Dau 10 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
John W. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Edith E. Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Sophia L. Hulley Dau 1m Rhyl, Flint, Wales

1891 census
RG 12/4626 f118r Rhuddlan 23 Vale Road
Thomas Hulley Head M 50 Foreman Iron moulder Earlesfield Yorks
Fanney Hulley Wife M 46 Lodging House Keeper Lincs Sturton
Annie H. Hulley Dau S 22 Servant (Domestic) Flint Rhyl
Tom W. Hulley Son S 18 Confectioner's apprentice Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 15 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 10 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 9 Scholar Flint Rhyl

1901 census
RG 13/5236 f128 Rhyl 43 Kinmel Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 60 Foreman Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 56 Lincs Sturton by Stow
Annie Hulley Dau S 29 Flint Rhyl
Alice E. Hulley Dau S 27 Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 24 Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 18 Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 17 Milliner Flint Rhyl

189. Fanny Louise Hulley

1877 Jun qtr - born at St Asaph RD: Hulley Fanny Louise 11b 386 (GRO).

1878 Jun qtr - died at St Asaph RD: Hulley Fanny Louise 11b 271 (GRO).

190. Percy Ridley Hulley

1878 Sep qtr - born at St Asaph RD: Hulley Percy Ridley 11b 369 (GRO).

1879 Sep qtr - died at St Asaph RD: Hulley Percy Ridley 11b 215 (GRO).

191. Sophia Louisa Hulley

1881 Mar qtr - born at St Asaph RD: Hulley Sophia Louisa 11b 326 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/5528 f23 67b Vale Road Rhuddlan
Thomas Hulley Head M 40 Foreman Iron Moulder Ecclesfield, York
Fanny Hulley Wife M 36 Sturton, Lincs
Alice E. Hulley Dau 10 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
John W. Hulley Son 8 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Edith E. Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Rhyl, Flint, Wales
Sophia L. Hulley Dau 1m Rhyl, Flint, Wales

1891 census
RG 12/4626 f118r Rhuddlan 23 Vale Road
Thomas Hulley Head M 50 Foreman Iron moulder Earlesfield Yorks
Fanney Hulley Wife M 46 Lodging House Keeper Lincs Sturton
Annie H. Hulley Dau S 22 Servant (Domestic) Flint Rhyl
Tom W. Hulley Son S 18 Confectioner's apprentice Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 15 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 10 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 9 Scholar Flint Rhyl

1901 census
RG 13/5236 f128 Rhyl 43 Kinmel Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 60 Foreman Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 56 Lincs Sturton by Stow
Annie Hulley Dau S 29 Flint Rhyl
Alice E. Hulley Dau S 27 Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 24 Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 18 Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 17 Milliner Flint Rhyl

192. Gertrude Briggs Hulley

1882 Jun qtr - born at St Asaph RD: Hulley Gertrude Briggs 11b 361 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/4626 f118r Rhuddlan 23 Vale Road
Thomas Hulley Head M 50 Foreman Iron moulder Earlesfield Yorks
Fanney Hulley Wife M 46 Lodging House Keeper Lincs Sturton
Annie H. Hulley Dau S 22 Servant (Domestic) Flint Rhyl
Tom W. Hulley Son S 18 Confectioner's apprentice Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 15 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 10 Scholar Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 9 Scholar Flint Rhyl

1901 census
RG 13/5236 f128 Rhyl 43 Kinmel Street
Thomas Hulley Head M 60 Foreman Iron Moulder Yorks Ecclesfield
Fanny Hulley Wife M 56 Lincs Sturton by Stow
Annie Hulley Dau S 29 Flint Rhyl
Alice E. Hulley Dau S 27 Flint Rhyl
Edith E. Hulley Dau S 24 Flint Rhyl
Sophia L. Hulley Dau S 18 Flint Rhyl
Gertrude B. Hulley Dau S 17 Milliner Flint Rhyl

1908 Sep qtr - married at Holywell RD: Vol 10a page 349 (FreeBMD).

109. Anne Hulley

1841 12 Dec - baptised

1842 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ann Wortley 22 683 (GRO).

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f141 Wortley RD Ecclesfield SRD
Elizabeth Woolhouse Head W 65 Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hully G-son U 18 Fork Grinder Yorks Ecclesfield
Thomas Hully G-son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ann Hully G-dau 9 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
John Alderson Ldger M 48 Gardiner Yorks Tickhill
Joseph Taylor Ldger M 22 Labourer Lincs Thorpe

1860 Sep qtr - son Charles Gordon born at Rotherham RD: Hulley Charles Rotherham 9c 397 (GRO).

1860 15 Jun - son Charles Gordon born at Kimberworth.

1860 19 Aug - son Charles Gordon baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Charles Gordon son of
Joseph and Ann Hulley (Kimb.) Bookkeeper

1863 Jun qtr - son George Beaumont born at Rotherham RD: Hulley George Beaumont Rotherham 9c 466 (GRO)
OR
1863 Sep qtr - son George Beaumont died at Rotherham RD: Hulley George Beaumont Rotherham 9c 321 (GRO).

1863 11 Aug - son George Beaumont buried at St Thomas's church Kimberworth: George Beaumont Halley (sic).

1865 29 Jan - married at St Peter and Paul Cathedral Sheffield: George Beaumont 22 Bachelor Blacksmith Camps
Lane - father Jonathan Beaumont Labourer. Ann Hulley 23 Spinster Camps Lane - father William Hulley
Fork Maker. Wits Thomas X Hulley, J. Chatterton.

1865 31 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Marriages. At the Parish Church, Jan. 28th. Mr. George
Beaumont, blacksmith, to Miss Ann Hulley,

1865 - dau Emily born at Kimberworth - see 1871 census below.

1865 31 Dec - dau Emily baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Emily dau of George and Ann
Beaumont (New Kimb.)

1869 - dau Mary born at Kimberworth - see 1871 census below.

1869 02 Mar - dau Mary baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Mary dau of George and Ann Beaumont
(New Kimb.)

1871 - dau Anne born at Kimberworth - see 1871 census below.

1871 census
RG 10/4707 f38r Kimberworth 205 New Kimberworth
George Beaumont Head M 28 Blacksmith Yorks Ragstone
Anne Beaumont Wife M 29 Yorks Ecclesfield
Emily Beaumont Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Kimberworth
Mary Beaumont Dau 2 Yorks Kimberworth
Anne Beaumont Dau 4mos Yorks Kimberworth

1875 31 Oct - died at Kimberworth; Cause of death - phthisis (pulmonary TB) 4 months, mammary phagadaenic
abscesses and ulcers 20 days.

1875 03 Nov - buried at St Thomas's church Kimberworth: Ann Beaumont 33 Kimberworth. The gravestone reads:
"Ann (nee Taylor), the beloved wife of George Beaumont, who departed this life on October 31 1875,
age 33, also Elizabeth their daughter who died in infancy." Also shown are the deaths of Harriet Taylor
(Ann's mother), her son Frederick Taylor (Ann's half-brother) and finally George Beaumont (Ann's
husband).

George Beaumont

1843 - born at Ragstone, Yorkshire - see 1871 census below.

1865 29 Jan - married at St Peter and Paul Cathedral Sheffield: George Beaumont 22 Bachelor Blacksmith Camps
Lane - father Jonathan Beaumont Labourer. Ann Hulley 23 Spinster Camps Lane - father William Hulley
Fork Maker. Wits Thomas X Hulley, J. Chatterton.

1865 31 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Marriages. At the Parish Church, Jan. 28th.
Mr. George Beaumont, blacksmith, to Miss Ann Hulley,

1865 - dau Emily born at Kimberworth - see 1871 census below.

1865 31 Dec - dau Emily baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Emily dau of George and Ann
Beaumont (New Kimb.)

1869 - dau Mary born at Kimberworth - see 1871 census below.

1869 02 Mar - dau Mary baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Mary dau of George and Ann Beaumont
(New Kimb.)

1871 - dau Anne born at Kimberworth - see 1871 census below.

1871 census
RG 10/4707 f38r Kimberworth 205 New Kimberworth
George Beaumont Head M 28 Blacksmith Yorks Ragstone
Anne Beaumont Wife M 29 Yorks Ecclesfield
Emily Beaumont Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Kimberworth
Mary Beaumont Dau 2 Yorks Kimberworth
Anne Beaumont Dau 4mos Yorks Kimberworth

1875 03 Nov - wife buried at St Thomas's church Kimberworth: Ann Beaumont 33 Kimberworth.

1875 14 Nov - dau Mary baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Mary dau of George and Ann
Beaumont (New Kimb.)

1875 14 Nov - dau Annie baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Annie dau of George and Ann
Beaumont (New Kimb.)

1875 14 Nov - dau Ada baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Ada dau of George and Ann
Beaumont (New Kimb.)

194. George Beaumont Hulley

1863 Jun qtr - born at Rotherham RD: Hulley George Beaumont Rotherham 9c 466 (GRO).

1863 Sep qtr - died at Rotherham RD: Hulley George Beaumont Rotherham 9c 321 (GRO).

1863 11 Aug - buried at St Thomas's church Kimberworth: George Beaumont Halley (sic).

195. Emily Beaumont

1865 - born at Kimberworth - see 1871 census below.

1865 31 Dec - baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Emily dau of George and Ann Beaumont (New
Kimb.)

1871 census
RG 10/4707 f38r Kimberworth 205 New Kimberworth
George Beaumont Head M 28 Blacksmith Yorks Ragstone
Anne Beaumont Wife M 29 Yorks Ecclesfield
Emily Beaumont Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Kimberworth
Mary Beaumont Dau 2 Yorks Kimberworth
Anne Beaumont Dau 4mos Yorks Kimberworth

196. Mary Beaumont

1869 - born at Kimberworth - see 1871 census below.

1869 02 Mar - baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Mary dau of George and Ann Beaumont (New Kimb.)

1875 14 Nov - baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Mary dau of George and Ann Beaumont (New Kimb.)
(?repeat baptism with her two younger sisters?)

1871 census
RG 10/4707 f38r Kimberworth 205 New Kimberworth
George Beaumont Head M 28 Blacksmith Yorks Ragstone
Anne Beaumont Wife M 29 Yorks Ecclesfield
Emily Beaumont Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Kimberworth
Mary Beaumont Dau 2 Yorks Kimberworth
Anne Beaumont Dau 4mos Yorks Kimberworth

197. Anne Beaumont

1871 - born at Kimberworth - see 1871 census below.

1875 14 Nov - baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Mary dau of George and Ann Beaumont (New Kimb.)

1871 census
RG 10/4707 f38r Kimberworth 205 New Kimberworth
George Beaumont Head M 28 Blacksmith Yorks Ragstone
Anne Beaumont Wife M 29 Yorks Ecclesfield
Emily Beaumont Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Kimberworth
Mary Beaumont Dau 2 Yorks Kimberworth
Anne Beaumont Dau 4mos Yorks Kimberworth

198. Ada Beaumont

1875 14 Nov - baptised at St Thomas’s Parish Church Kimberworth: Ada dau of George and Ann Beaumont (New Kimb.)

199. Elizabeth Beaumont

1875 31 Oct - born at Kimberworth - information from Barbara Hall.

1875 ?? Nov - died at Kimberworth - information from Barbara Hall.

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