Descendants of Thomas Hulley who had six children between 1765 and 1787, all baptised at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield

Notes

2. George Hulley

1765 25 Jan - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: George son of Thomas & Hannah Hulley (IGI).

Mary ......

1780 - born at Huddersfield - see 1851 census below.

1841 census
HO 107/1333/13 f15 Ecclesall Bierlow Jessop Street
Mary Hulley 60 Ind Y
Willm Hulley 25 Basket m. Y
Edmund Hulley 19 Brass Turner Ap Y

1845 - SHEFFIELD GENERAL DIRECTORY
Hulley Mary shopkeeper 22 Jessop street

1851 census
HO 107/2337 f280r Ecclesall Bierlow 25 Jessop Street
Mary Hully Head W 71 Yorks Huddersfield
William Hully Son U 35 Yorks Sheffield (Blind)

8. Mary Ulley

1800 23 Nov - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Mary dau of George & Mary Hulley (IGI).

9. John Hulley

1803 08 May - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: John son of George & Mary Hulley (IGI).

10. George Hulley

1805 25 Jul - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: George son of George & Mary Hulley (IGI).

11. Edward Hulley

1808 06 May - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Edward son of George & Mary Hulley (IGI).

1828 28 May - The Derby Mercury - Derby Borough Sessions, Saturday, May 24, 1828. Martin Smith, Edward Hully,
and Will Dickins, were found guilty of stealing one pair of stockings from the shop of Messrs Hall and
Goodwin, pawnbrokers, and were ordered -- the two former to be transported seven years each - and
the latter to be imprisoned six months. Smith and Hully were well-known characters in the
neighbourhood of Sheffield.

Find My Past - Results for England & Wales, Crime, Prisons & Punishment, 1770-1935

Edward Hulley — — — ADM6 Description book of convicts in the hulk 'Ganymede', moored at Chatham, 1814-1831

Name Edward Hulley
Age 21
Height 5' 8-1/2"
Compln Sallow
Make Middling
Visage Oval
Eyes D. Grey
Eyebrows Brown
Hair Brown
Where Born Sheffield
Trade Stone Mason & Pavior
M or S Wife
Read or Write N
Remarks Scar between the Shoulders
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Edward Hulley — 1828 — HO27 Home Office: Criminal Registers, England And Wales, 1805-1892

County of Derby

Name Edward Hulley
When Tried 1828 May Session for the Borough of Derby
Crimes Larceny
Death
Transportation 7 Years
Imprisonment
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Edward Hulley — 1828 — HO13 Correspondence And Warrants

Page 142
Mayor of Derby Usual letter to sumon Edwin Cockayne, Martin
Smith, Edwd. Hulley, William Gregson, Geo. Wright to
the Dolphin 27 May 1828.
J. H. Capper Esq. Do to receive the above.
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Edward Hulley 1807 1828 — HO8 Home Office: Convict Hulks, Convict Prisons And Criminal
Lunatic Asylums: Quarterly Returns Of Prisoners
Name Edwd. Hulley
Age 21
Offence Stealg. 1 Pair Stockings
Where & When Derby Boro Ss
Convicted 24 May 1828
Sentence 7 Years
Bodily state Healthy
Behaviour Good
Remarks
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Edward Hulley 1807 1828 Derby ADM6 Registers of convicts in the hulk Dolphin', moored at Chatham,
with gaoler’s reports, 1823-1833
Received from Derby 3 June 1828
Name Edwd. Hulley
Age 21
Offence Stg 1 Pair Stockgs
When 24 May 1828
Where Derby Boro Ssns
Sentence 7 Yrs
No. in Offence Book 256, 260, 260
Trade or Profession Stone Mason
Whether Read/Write Both
Discharge - When 18 Mar 1829
Discharge - How Lady Harewood
Gaoler's Report Out on Bail to answer two indictments at the Pontefract Sessions for Larceny.
Mild Disposition
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1829 24 Mar - transported to Van Dieman's Land in the “Lady Harewood” : Port of Departure - London

1829 28 Jul - arrived at Van Dieman's Land.

Australian documentation

1. Conduct Record ref CON31/1/19 (image no. 146)

929 HULLEY Edward Lady Harewood* 1829 Derby 24 May 1828 = 7
* name of ship used to transport to Australia.

(in Red ink) Trannspd. for Stealing a pair of stockings. Gaol Report Out on bail to answer 2 Indictments for Larceny at
Pontefract Sessions. Hulk Rpt Very bad. "Wife" Stated this offence Stealing a pair of Stockings and held
to Bail for Stealing Clothes from a Shop. Once for Home xxxxx no Bill "Single".

1929 24 Aug - PB/ Absent from Labor this Morng. witht. leave - 12 Lashes retd./ to his Duty. (P.S.)

1830 29 Mar - PB/ Drunk in a Disg. house yesty. T. Wheel 7 days. (P.S.)

1830 24 Sep - PB/ Drunk in the PD last night in view of the P.S. and SP Barracks and wilfully telling the PS a falsehood.
25 Lashes and returned to his duty (PS).

1830 13 Sep - PB/ Stonemason Absent from his work and in a Public House drinking this morning. Admonished and
discharged in consquence of Adderons stating their general conduct to be good. (PS).

1831 21 Feb - PB/ Drunk in the PB last night.to be confined to P.B. the next 4 Batys. (P.S.)

1831 30 May - New Orphan School/ Absent from muster last night - recommended to be imprisoned & kept to hard
labor 3 months (P.S.)

1832 29 Jan - P.W./ Absent from Barracks on Saturday afternoon coming to orders: 14 days Impt. & hard labor /J. L.
Archer/

1832 29 Mar - P.W./ Found at work at Mr. John Thomas's new House between 12 & 1 oClock 7 days Imprist. & hard
labor./J.L. Archer/

1832 22 Aug - Orphan School/ Out all Night. 14 days Imprist. & hard labor/J.L.A./

1832 01 Oct - Orphan School/ Absent all night 1 Month Imprist. & hard labor. /J.L.A./

1833 04 Feb - P.W./ Found in a Public house Adm? /J.L.A./

1833 04 Mar - P.W./ Drunk 7 days Imprist. & hard labor./J.L.A./

1833 25 Sep - P.W. Absent from Muster, returning Drunk & using abusive Language and shaking his fist at Conste.
Byron 1 Month Impt. & hard labor/J.L.A./

1833 24 Oct - P.W./ Fighting in the Bks and saying that he did not care a damn that he could serve his time in the
Bloody Settlement, 14 days Impt. & hard labor/JLA/

1833 11 Nov - P.W./ Absent from Muster, 7 days Imprist. & hard labor/J.L.A./

1833 02 Dec - P.W./ Drunks. Cell 3 Sat afternoons /PS/

1833 21 Dec - P.W./ Neglection of his work 7 days Imprist. and hard labor./JLA/

1834 25 Feb - P.W./ Drunk & out after Hours, 10 days Imprist. and hard labor./J.L.A/

1834 19 May - P.W./ Having 11 Chisels in his Possession compared to orders, admond./J.L.A/

1834 19 May - Being absent all Saturday Night One month Imprist. and hard labor

1834 02 Jul - P.W./ Absent from Muster, admond./J.L.A./

Suppy. Volume Page 86 Office 24.5.34 CPake Office 27.1.35 C.J. Office

2. Appropriation List ref CON27/1 /4 (image no. 17)

Ref no: 929
Name: Hulley Edward
Age: 23
Trade: Stone Mason
Place: Derby

3. Description List ref CON18/1/12(page 43)

Ref No. 929
Name: Edward Hulley
Trade: Stone mason Sheffield Park
Height: 5/9 1/2
Age: 23
Complexion
Head: long
Hair: dark brown
Whiskers: none
Visage: long
Forehead: high perpendr.
Eyebrows: d. bro.
Eyes: lt. blue
Nose: large wide nostrils
Mouth: med. w. thick lips
Chin: short
Remarks: None

2010 20 Aug - Ron Hooley's Transportation records 1818-1865 incl:-

Edward Hulley . Trial Date 28 May 1828.

1805 - Birth (Age 23 Noted in Indents below)

1828 28 May - Trial.

1829 24 Mar - Departed England. on board “Lady Harewood”

1829 - Arrived Van Dieman’s Land.

1830 - Assigned to Public Works. (Source - Ancestry.com. NSW & Tasmanian Convict Musters 806 - 1849
Ledger Returns)

1832 - Assigned to Public Works. (Source - Ancestry.com. NSW & Tasmanian Convict Musters 1806 - 1849
Ledger Returns)

1833 - Assigned to Public Works. (Source - Ancestry.com. NSW & Tasmanian Convict Musters 1806 - 1849
Ledger Returns)

HO 27 Piece No. - 106; Page - 33; Name - Edward Hulley; Crime - Larceny; Trial Date - 1828 May; Trial
Location - Derbyshire; Sentence - Transportation; Term - 7 years.

Name - Hulley Edward; Voyage - 24 Mar 1829; Arrived - 1829; Ship - Lady Harewood; Transported to -
Van Dieman's Land; Frame - 228; Reel - P2-4; Film - 395; Roll - CY1276; SAG Film - 4011; (Source -
SAG Fiche, Index to Tasmanian Convicts 1814-1845)

No. - 929; Name - Edward Hulley; Where Tried - Derbyshire; When - 24 May 1828; Sentence - 7; Native
Place - Sheffield Park; Calling - Stone Mason; Age - 23; How Appropriated - PW. (Source - SAG Film
4011; Assignment List of 268 Male Convicts embarked on board the Ship "Lady Harewood" for Van
Diemans Land 24th March 1829)

1861 census
RG 9/3473 f13 Eccleshall Bierlow Court 1 Jessop Street
William Hulley Head W 44 Violin Player Eccleshall Yorks (Blind)
Edmund Hulley Brother M 38 Assistant in a Stone Yard -Qua Eccleshall Yorks
Susan Hulley Wife M 25 Scarbro Yorks

1865 Sep qtr - died at Rotherham.Vol. 9c Page 342.

12. Thomas Hulley

1810 02 Jun - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Thomas son of George & Mary Hulley (IGI).

1840 Jan 11 - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - West-Riding Sessions - Sarah Jenkinson (21) Thos Hulley (28) and
Thomas Crookes, (19,) committed in the name of George Crookes, were charged with stealing a watch and
other articles at Sheffield from the person of Thomas Nightingale, his property. Jenkinson pleaded Guilty;
Hulley acquitted; Crookes found Guilty. Crookes was sentenced to six months imprisonment, and
Jenkinson three months.

13. Henry Hulley

1812 16 Jun - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Henry son of George & Mary Hulley (IGI).

1840 Jun qtr - ?died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Henry Sheffield 22 442 (GRO).

14. William Hulley

1816 28 Aug - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: William son of George & Mary Hulley (IGI).

1841 census
HO 107/1333/13 f15 Ecclesall Bierlow Jessop Street
Mary Hulley 60 Ind Y
Willm Hulley 25 Basket m. Y
Edmund Hulley 19 Brass Turner Ap Y

1851 census
HO 107/2337 f280r Ecclesall Bierlow 25 Jessop Street
Mary Hully Head W 71 Yorks Huddersfield
William Hully Son U 35 Yorks Sheffield (Blind)

1860 22 Sep - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - in an SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND IN SHEFFIELD. - the industrial
school for the blind, which, as previously announced in our columns, Miss Harrison, assisted by a few
other benevolent ladies, has so energetically laboured to establish in Sheffield, was formally opened on
Monday last. The premises, which have been taken on lease, are in the yard behind the shop of Mr
Chatterton, stationer, 47 West street, and consist of several cutlers’ workshops, which have been
cleaned and fitted with necessary frames. The hamper and strong basket making is carried out under
the superintendence of Wm. Hulley; the mat making under that of -- Jackson; Sarah Slack, from one of
the London institutions, teaching the fancy basket making to the females. Hully and Jackson are
Sheffield men, who have hitherto been working at their own homes.

1861 census
RG 9/3473 f13 Eccleshall Bierlow Court 1 Jessop Street
William Hulley Head W 44 Violin Player Eccleshall Yorks (Blind)
Edmund Hulley Brother M 38 Assistant in a Stone Yard -Qua Eccleshall Yorks
Susan Hulley Wife M 25 Scarbro Yorks

1871 census
RG 10/4669 f60 Ecclesall Bierlow 5 Edgerton Street
John T. Abrahams Head M 21 Carter (+w, 3 sons, neph) Lincs Spalding
William Hulley Brder U 54 Brush Maker Yorks Sheffield

1873 Mar qtr - died at Sheffield RD: Hulley William 56 Sheffield 9c 238 (FreeBMD).

3. Edward Hulley

1775 14 Jun - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Edward son of Thomas & Hannah Hulley (IGI).

15. Joseph Ulley

1797 24 Sep - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Joseph son of Edward & Elizabeth Hulley
(IGI).

16. Mary Ulley

1799 07 Jul - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Mary dau of Edward & Elizabeth Hulley (IGI).

4. Joseph Hulley

1777 28 Nov - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Joseph son of Thomas & Hannah Hulley (IGI).

18. Sarah Ulley

1799 06 Jan - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Sarah dau of Joseph & Hannnah Ulley (IGI).

19. Hannah Ulley

1800 24 Aug - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Hannah dau of Joseph & Hannnah Ulley (IGI).

20. Ann Ulley

1802 01 Aug - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Ann dau of Joseph & Hannnah Ulley (IGI).

21. Joseph Hulley

1804 16 Nov - born at Sheffield - see christening entry below.

1805 13 Jan - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Joseph son of Joseph & Hannah Hulley
Both 16 Nov 1804. (IGI).

22. Joseph Ulley

1807 05 Oct - born at Sheffield - see christening entry below.

1811 03 Nov - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Joseph son of Joseph & Hannah Ulley
Born 5 Oct 1807. (IGI).

23. Benjamin Ulley

1811 01 Aug - born at Sheffield - see christening entry below.

1811 03 Nov - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Benjamin son of Joseph & Hannah Hulley
Both 1 Aug 1811. (IGI).

6. John Hulley

1783 01 Jan - christened at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: John son of Thomas & Hannah Hulley (IGI).

1803 14 Feb - married at All Saints church Rotherham: John Hulley X Mary Demain.

1809 17 Feb - son John born: see baptism entry below.

1809 17 Feb - son John baptised at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Joannes HELLY filius legitimus Joannis &
Marie HELLY natus est die 17 Feb 1809 & baptizatus eodem die Matrina Gratia Finch

1812 10 Feb - son George Demaine born - see baptism entry below.

1812 08 Mar - son George Demain baptised at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: George Demaine son of John and Mary
Hully born 10 Feb 1812. (IGI).

1816 24 May - son William born: see baptism entry below.

1816 19 Jun - son William christened at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Gulielmus HULLY filius legittimus
Joannis et Marie HULLY (olim DEMAINE) natus est die 24 Maii 1816 & baptizatus est die 19 Junii
eodem anno a me Ric Rimmer. Pat. Josephus Horax Mat. Anna Horax.

1819 04 Aug - dau Anna born: see baptism entry below.

1819 22 Aug - dau Anna baptised at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Anna HULLY filia legittima Joannis et Marie
HULLY (olim DEMAINE) nata est die 4 Augusti 1819, et baptizata 22 ejusdem mensis et anni a me Ric
Rimmer. Pat. Bernard Horax Mat. Horax.

1822 - HISTORY & DIRECTORY OF YORKSHIRE - Vol. 1 West Riding SHEFFIELD - Hulley John, 8 Jessop St.

1822 17 Jun - son Edmund born: see baptism entry below.

1822 14 Jul - son Edmund baptised at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Edmundus HULLEY filius legittimus
Joannis et Marie HULLY (olim DEMAINE) natus est die 17 Junii 1822 et baptizatus est die 14 Julii eodem
anno a me Ric Rimmer. Pat. Bernardus Horax Mat. Francisca[?] Horax.

1828 30 Dec - son John Demaine died - see newspaper report below.

1829 24 Jan - Sheffield Independent, and Yorkshire and Derbyshire Advertiser - Deaths -- On the 30th ult. of a
consumption, George Demaine Hulley, son of Mr John Hulley, Jessop-street, aged 16, deeply regretted
by his friends and relatives.

1833 - HISTORY & DIRECTORY OF SHEFFIELD, ROTHERHAM &c. Sheffield - Hulley John, warehouseman, 3
Jessop street

1838 May 12 - Sheffield Independent, and Yorkshire and Derbyshire Advertiser- Deaths- On Wednesday aged 57,
Mr. John Hulley, who for the last 20 years has been the faithful and confidential clerk of Messrs
Sykes and Son. (b.1781)

Mary Demaine

1780 - born at Huddersfield - see 1851 census below.

1803 14 Feb - married at All Saints church Rotherham: John Hulley X Mary Demain.

1809 17 Feb - son John born: see baptism entry below.

1809 17 Feb - son John baptised at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Joannes HELLY filius
legitimus Joannis & Marie HELLY natus est die 17 Feb 1809 & baptizatus eodem die
Matrina Gratia Finch

1812 10 Feb - son George Demaine born - see baptism entry below.

1812 08 Mar - son George Demain baptised at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: George Demaine son
of John and Mary Hully born 10 Feb 1812. (IGI).

1816 24 May - son William born: see baptism entry below.

1816 19 Jun - son William christened at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Gulielmus HULLY filius
legittimus Joannis et Marie HULLY (olim DEMAINE) natus est die 24 Maii 1816 &
baptizatus est die 19 Junii eodem anno a me Ric Rimmer. Pat. Josephus Horax Mat.
Anna Horax.

1819 04 Aug - dau Anna born: see baptism entry below.

1819 22 Aug - dau Anna baptised at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Anna HULLY filia legittima
Joannis et Marie HULLY (olim DEMAINE) nata est die 4 Augusti 1819, et baptizata 22
ejusdem mensis et anni a me Ric Rimmer. Pat. Bernard Horax Mat. Horax.

1822 17 Jun - son Edmund born: see baptism entry below.

1822 14 Jul - son Edmund baptised at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Edmundus HULLEY
filius legittimus Joannis et Marie HULLY (olim DEMAINE) natus est die 17 Junii 1822 et
baptizatus est die 14 Julii eodem anno a me Ric Rimmer. Pat. Bernardus Horax Mat.
Francisca[?] Horax.

1828 30 Dec - son John Demaine died - see newspaper report below.

1829 24 Jan - Sheffield Independent, and Yorkshire and Derbyshire Advertiser - Deaths -- On the 30th
ult. of a consumption, George Demaine Hulley, son of Mr John Hulley, Jessop-street,
aged 16, deeply regretted by his friends and relatives.

1841 census
HO 107/1333/13 f15 Ecclesall Bierlow Jessop Street
Mary Hulley 60 Ind Y
Willm Hulley 25 Basket m. Y
Edmund Hulley 19 Brass Turner Ap Y

1845 SHEFFIELD GENERAL DIRECTORY
Hulley Mary shopkeeper 22 Jessop street

1851 census
HO 107/2337 f280r Ecclesall Bierlow 25 Jessop Street
Mary Hully Head W 71 Yorks Huddersfield
William Hully Son U 35 Yorks Sheffield (Blind)

1854 Dec qtr - died at Ecclesall Bierlow RD: Hulley Mary Ecclesall Bierlow 9c 140 (FreeBMD).

24. Joannes Helly

1809 17 Feb - born: see baptism entry below.

1809 17 Feb - baptised at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Joannes HELLY filius legitimus
Joannis & Marie HELLY natus est die 17 Feb 1809 & baptizatus eodem die Matrina
Gratia Finch

25. George Demaine Hully

1812 10 Feb - born - see baptism entry below.

1812 08 Mar - baptised at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: George Demaine son of John and Mary
Hully born 10 Feb 1812. (IGI).

1829 24 Jan - Sheffield Independent, and Yorkshire and Derbyshire Advertiser - Deaths -- On the 30th
ult. of a consumption, George Demaine Hulley, son of Mr John Hulley, Jessop-street,
aged 16, deeply regretted by his friends and relatives.

26. Gulielmus (William) Hully

1816 24 May - born: see baptism entry below.

1816 19 Jun - christened at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Gulielmus HULLY filius legittimus
Joannis et Marie HULLY (olim DEMAINE) natus est die 24 Maii 1816 & baptizatus est
die 19 Junii eodem anno a me Ric Rimmer. Pat. Josephus Horax Mat. Anna Horax.

1841 RODGERS SHEFFIELD AND ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY
Hulley Wm. basket mkr. &c. 25 Jessop st

1841 census
HO 107/1333/13 f15 Ecclesall Bierlow Jessop Street
Mary Hulley 60 Ind Y
Willm Hulley 25 Basket m. Y
Edmund Hulley 19 Brass Turner Ap Y

1851 census
HO 107/2337 f280r Ecclesall Bierlow 25 Jessop Street
Mary Hully Head W 71 Yorks Huddersfield
William Hully Son U 35 Yorks Sheffield (Blind)

1861 census
RG 9/3473 f13 Eccleshall Bierlow Court 1 Jessop Street
William Hulley Head U 44 Violin Player Eccleshall Yorks (Blind)
Edmund Hulley Brother M 38 Assistant in a Stone Yard -Qua Eccleshall Yorks
Susan Hulley Wife M 25 Scarbro Yorks

1871 census
RG 10/4669 f60 Ecclesall Bierlow 5 Edgerton Street
John T. Abrahams Head M 21 Carter (+w, 3 sons, neph) Lincs Spalding
William Hulley Brder U 54 Brush Maker Yorks Sheffield

27. Anna Hully

1819 04 Aug - born: see baptism entry below.

1819 22 Aug - baptised at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Anna HULLY filia legittima Joannis et
Marie HULLY (olim DEMAINE) nata est die 4 Augusti 1819, et baptizata 22 ejusdem
mensis et anni a me Ric Rimmer. Pat. Bernard Horax Mat. Horax.

28. Edmundus Hully

1822 17 Jun - born: see baptism entry below.

1822 14 Jul - baptised at the Norfolk Row RC church Sheffield: Edmundus HULLEY filius legittimus Joannis et Marie
HULLY (olim DEMAINE) natus est die 17 Junii 1822 et baptizatus est die 4 Julii eodem anno a me Ric
Rimmer. Pat. Bernardus Horax Mat. Francisca[?] Horax.

1841 census
HO 107/1333/13 f15 Ecclesall Bierlow Jessop Street
Mary Hulley 60 Ind Y
Willm Hulley 25 Basket m. Y
Edmund Hulley 19 Brass Turner Ap Y

1851 census
HO 107/2367 f221r Bridlington Queen Street
Elizabeth Smith Head W 81 Infirm (Pauper) [+ dau, g-son] Yorks Flambro
Edmund Hulley Visitor U 28 Brass Turner Yorks Eccleshall

1859 Mar qtr - married at Scarboro RD: HULLEY Edmund Scarbro 9d 500 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3473 f13 Eccleshall Bierlow Court 1 Jessop Street
William Hulley Head U 44 Violin Player Eccleshall Yorks (Blind)
Edmund Hulley Brother M 38 Assistant in a Stone Yard -Qua Eccleshall Yorks
Susan Hulley Wife M 25 Scarbro Yorks

1871 census
RG 10/4817 f55r Scarborough 20 St Mary's Street
Edmund Hulley Head M 49 Unemployed Eccleshall Bierlow Yorks
Susannah Hulley Wife M 38 Char woman South Shields Durham
Mary Ann Fenwick S-in-L U 25 Domestic Servant South Shields Durham

1893 18 Nov - York Herald - DEATHS - HULLEY - on the 12th inst., Edmund Frederick Hulley,Tuthill, Scarborough,
aged 72. (Edward in GRO deaths).

Susannah Pennock

1836 - born at Scarborough - see 1861 census below.

1859 Mar qtr - married at Scarboro RD: HULLEY Edmund Scarbro 9d 500 (GRO).

1861 census
RG 9/3473 f13 Eccleshall Bierlow Court 1 Jessop Street
William Hulley Head U 44 Violin Player Eccleshall Yorks (Blind)
Edmund Hulley Brother M 38 Assistant in a Stone Yard -Qua Eccleshall Yorks
Susan Hulley Wife M 25 Scarbro Yorks

1871 census
RG 10/4817 f55r Scarborough 20 St Mary's Street
Edmund Hulley Head M 49 Unemployed Eccleshall Bierlow Yorks
Susannah Hulley Wife M 38 Char woman South Shields Durham
Mary Ann Fenwick S-in-L U 25 Domestic Servant South Shields Durham

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