Descendants of John Ulley or Hulley who was baptised in 1783

Notes

2. Robert Ulley

1810 Mar - born - see baptism entry below.

1810 23 Apr - baptised at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Robert son of John and Mary Ulley born Mar 1810. (IGI).

1833 07 Jul - married at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Robert Hulley of this Parish Bachelor and Maria Ann Jeffcock of
this Parish Spinster were married in this Church by Banns this seventh Day of July In the Year One
thousand eight hundred and Thirty three
By me John Gibson Assist. Minstr.
This Marriage was solemnised between us Robbet Hully and Maria Ann Jeffcock her mark X
In the Presence of Peter Comphly his X mark and Maria Reddin?.

1833 13 Jul - Sheffield Independent, and Yorkshire and Derbyshire Advertiser Marriages - On same day (Sunday) Mr.
Hulley, edge-tool maker, to Miss Mary Ann Jeffcock.

1834 07 Mar - dau Mary born at Sheffield - see baptism entry below.

1834 06 May - dau Mary baptised at Sheffield parish church: Mary dau of Mary Ann & Robert Ulley Edge Tool Maker -
born 7 Apr 1834.

1836 29 Jun - son John born at Sheffield - see baptism entry below.

1837 28 Jun - son John baptised at Sheffield parish church: John son of Mary Ann & Robert Hulley Edge Tool Maker -
born 29 Jun 1836.

1839 Mar qtr - dau Sarah born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sarah Sheffield 22 493 (GRO).

1841 - RODGERS SHEFFIELD AND ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY
Hulley Robt. green grocer 86 Eldon street

1841 census
HO 107/1338/9 f30r Sheffield Eldon Street
Robert Hully 35 Edge Tool M Y
Mary Hully 25 Stone ………… M Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
John Hully 4 Y
Sarah Hully 2 Y

1841 Dec qtr - son George born at Sheffield RD: Hulley George Sheffield 22 612 (GRO).

1841 Dec qtr - dau Sarah died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sarah Sheffield 22 388 (GRO).

1844 Sep qtr - son Henry born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Henry Sheffield 22 615 (GRO).

1849 Jun qtr - son Charles Robert born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Charles Robert Sheffield 22 721 (GRO).

1851 census
HO 107/2338 f509r Sheffield 39 Chester Street
Robert Hully Head M 41 Edgetool Forger Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 39 Yorks Sheffield
Mary Hully Dau U 16 Yorks Sheffield
John Hully Son 14 Yorks Sheffield
George Hully Son 10 Yorks Sheffield
Henry Hully Son 7 Yorks Sheffield
Charles Robt Hully Son 3 Yorks Sheffield

1853 Jun qtr - son Albert born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Albert Sheffield 9c 205 (GRO).

1853 21 Feb - son Albert born at 39 Chester Street Sheffield: Albert Boy - father Robert Hulley EdgeTool Forger; mother
Mary Ann Hulley formerley Jeffcock; informant R. Hulley Father 39 Chester Street Sheffield; registered
on 4th April 1853 by F. Eldon Watkinson Registrar.
1861census
RG 9/3478 f84r Sheffield 39 Chester Street
Robert Hulley Head M 51 Edge tool forger Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Hulley Wife M 48 Yorks Brightside
Henry Hulley Son U 16 Edge tool forger Yorks Sheffield
Charles Robert Hulley Son U 12 Errand boy Yorks Sheffield
Albert Hulley Son U 8 Scholar Yorks Sheffield

1862 31 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Deaths - HULLEY - On the 23rd inst., MARY ANN, wife of Mr.
Robert Hulley, Chester street, aged 49 years.

1865 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Robert Sheffield 9c 408 (GRO).

1865 13 Nov - married at Christ church Pitsmoor: Robert x Hulley 55 Widower Edge Tool Maker Pitsmoor - father John
Hulley Wood Turner; Eliza x Parker 52 Widow Pitsmoor - father Robert Foster Scissors Grinder. Wits.
Edward x Crossland, Elizabeth x Crossland.

1871 census
RG 10/4692 f152r Brightside Bierlow Slancer Street
Robert Hulley Head M 62 Edge Tool Forger Sheffield
Eliza Hulley Wife M 57 Sheffield
Albert Hulley Son U 18 Leather Cutter Sheffield

1875 Jun qtr - died at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Robert 65 Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 183 (GRO).

1875 25 Apr - died at Upperthorpe - see newspaper report below.

1875 05 May - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Deaths - HULLEY - April 25, Mr. Robert Hulley, Crookes moor
road, Upperthorpe, aged 65.

Maria Ann Jeffcock

1813 - born - see death notice below.

1833 07 Jul - married at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Robert Hulley of this Parish Bachelor and Maria Ann Jeffcock of
this Parish Spinster were married in this Church by Banns this seventh Day of July In the Year One
thousand eight hundred and Thirty three
By me John Gibson Assist. Minstr.
This Marriage was solemnised between us Robbet Hully and Maria Ann Jeffcock her mark X
In the Presence of Peter Comphly his X mark and Maria Reddin?.

1833 13 Jul - Sheffield Independent, and Yorkshire and Derbyshire Advertiser Marriages - On same
day (Sunday) Mr. Hulley, edge-tool maker, to Miss Mary Ann Jeffcock.

1834 07 Mar - dau Mary born at Sheffield - see baptism entry below.

1834 06 May - dau Mary baptised at Sheffield parish church: Mary dau of Mary Ann & Robert Ulley
Edge Tool Maker - born 7 Apr 1834.

1836 29 Jun - son John born at Sheffield - see baptism entry below.

1837 28 Jun - son John baptised at Sheffield parish church: John son of Mary Ann & Robert Hulley
Edge Tool Maker - born 29 Jun 1836.

1839 Mar qtr - dau Sarah born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sarah Sheffield 22 493 (GRO).

1841 - RODGERS SHEFFIELD AND ROTHERHAM DIRECTORY
Hulley Robt. green grocer 86 Eldon street

1841 census
HO 107/1338/9 f30r Sheffield Eldon Street
Robert Hully 35 Edge Tool M Y
Mary Hully 25 Stone ………… M Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
John Hully 4 Y
Sarah Hully 2 Y

1841 Dec qtr - son George born at Sheffield RD: Hulley George Sheffield 22 612 (GRO).

1841 Dec qtr - dau Sarah died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sarah Sheffield 22 388 (GRO).

1844 Sep qtr - son Henry born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Henry Sheffield 22 615 (GRO).

1849 Jun qtr - son Charles Robert born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Charles Robert Sheffield 22 721
(GRO).

1851 census
HO 107/2338 f509r Sheffield 39 Chester Street
Robert Hully Head M 41 Edgetool Forger Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 39 Yorks Sheffield
Mary Hully Dau U 16 Yorks Sheffield
John Hully Son 14 Yorks Sheffield
George Hully Son 10 Yorks Sheffield
Henry Hully Son 7 Yorks Sheffield
Charles Robt Hully Son 3 Yorks Sheffield

1853 Jun qtr - son Albert born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Albert Sheffield 9c 205 (GRO).

1853 21 Feb - son Albert born at 39 Chester Street Sheffield: Albert Boy - father Robert Hulley
EdgeTool Forger; mother Mary Ann Hulley formerley Jeffcock; informant R. Hulley
Father 39 Chester Street Sheffield; registered on 4th April 1853 by F. Eldon Watkinson
Registrar.
1861census
RG 9/3478 f84r Sheffield 39 Chester Street
Robert Hulley Head M 51 Edge tool forger Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Hulley Wife M 48 Yorks Brightside
Henry Hulley Son U 16 Edge tool forger Yorks Sheffield
Charles Robert Hulley Son U 12 Errand boy Yorks Sheffield
Albert Hulley Son U 8 Scholar Yorks Sheffield

1862 31 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Deaths - HULLEY - On the 23rd inst.,
MARY ANN, wife of Mr. Robert Hulley, Chester street, aged 49 years.

6. Mary Ulley

1834 07 Mar - born at Sheffield - see baptism entry below.
1834 06 May - baptised at Sheffield parish church: Mary dau of Mary Ann & Robert Ulley Edge Tool Maker - born 7 Apr
1834.
1841 census
HO 107/1338/9 f30r Sheffield Eldon Street
Robert Hully 35 Edge Tool M Y
Mary Hully 25 Stone ……… M Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
John Hully 4 Y
Sarah Hully 2 Y
1851 census
HO 107/2338 f509r Sheffield 39 Chester Street
Robert Hully Head M 41 Edgetool Forger Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 39 Yorks Sheffield
Mary Hully Dau U 16 Yorks Sheffield
John Hully Son 14 Yorks Sheffield
George Hully Son 10 Yorks Sheffield
Henry Hully Son 7 Yorks Sheffield
Charles Robt Hully Son 3 Yorks Sheffield
1854 17 Apr - married at Rotherham parish church: William x Howe 22 Bachelor Saw Maker Rotherham - father
Benjamin Howe File Cutter; Mary x Hulley 20 Spinster Rotherham - father Robert Hulley Edge Tool
Striker. Wits. Abraham x Morton, Catherine x Morton.

William Howe

1832 - born - see marriage entry below.
1854 17 Apr - married at Rotherham parish church: William x Howe 22 Bachelor Saw Maker Rotherham - father
Benjamin Howe File Cutter; Mary x Hulley 20 Spinster Rotherham - father Robert Hulley Edge Tool
Striker. Wits. Abraham x Morton, Catherine x Morton.

7. John Hulley

1836 29 Jun - born at Sheffield - see baptism entry below.
1837 28 Jun - baptised at Sheffield parish church: John son of Mary Ann & Robert Hulley Edge Tool Maker - born 29
Jun 1836.
1841 census
HO 107/1338/9 f30r Sheffield Eldon Street
Robert Hully 35 Edge Tool M Y
Mary Hully 25 Stone ………… M Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
John Hully 4 Y
Sarah Hully 2 Y
1851 census
HO 107/2338 f509r Sheffield 39 Chester Street
Robert Hully Head M 41 Edgetool Forger Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 39 Yorks Sheffield
Mary Hully Dau U 16 Yorks Sheffield
John Hully Son 14 Yorks Sheffield
George Hully Son 10 Yorks Sheffield
Henry Hully Son 7 Yorks Sheffield
Charles Robt Hully Son 3 Yorks Sheffield
1857 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley John 9c 266 (FreeBMD).
1857 26 Jan - married at St Peter & St Paul Cathedral Sheffield: John Hulley 21 Bachelor Grinder Armale St. - father
Robert Hulley Edge Tool Maker; Martha X Jones 20 Spinster rmale St. - father George Jones Cutler.
Wits: John Fearn Elizabeth X Jones.
1861 census RG 9/3486 f17 In Yard St Philips Rd
Mary Hulley Head Wid 56 File Cutter Sheffield
Mary Hulley Dau U 33 Dress Maker Sheffield
John Hulley Son Wid 30 File Maker Sheffield
Emmeline Hulley G. Dau 7 Scholar Sheffield
George R. Hulley G. Son 5 Scholar Sheffield
1870 Dec 30 - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - A RAID UPON HOUSES OF ILL-FAME IN SHEFFIELD.
EXTENSIVE SEIZURES OF BEER, WINES, AND SPIRITS.
(Incl) the Chief Constable next made a similar application, with reference to four hampers full of beer,
wine, and spirits found at the house of John Hulley, Fitzalan street. Mr Mellor appeared for Hulley and
Inspector Day stated that on Saturday night last he went with a search warrant to the house of Hulley's
where he found 19 bottles of champagne 30 of Prussian sherry five of port one each of brandy, whisky
and gin 45 bottles of ale and 41 of stout. The house was a house of ill-fame and in that statement he
was confirmed by Mr Joseph Gell, boot and shoe maker who has the misfortune to live near to it. Mr
Mellor contended that what had previously taken place at the house of Hulley had no reference
whatever to the present proceedings. The bench could only deal with liquors before them, and he
proceeded to argue that they were not in Hulley's house for the purpose of an unlawful sale but for the
legitimate use of the occupants.
1871 census RG 10/4692 f10 Brightside BIerlow 19 Fitzalen St
John Hulley Head M 36 Spring Knife Finisher Sheffield
Martha Hulley Wife M 35 " " " 's wife Sheffield
+ Niece, Servant, Border.
1874 Jan 20 - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - SHEFFIELD TOWN HALL - Before the Mayor (J. Hallam, Esq.)
and the ex-Mayor (J. Fairburn, Esq.) ROBBERY FROM A HOUSE OF ILL-FAME. DISGRACEFUL
REVELATIONS.
A gaily-dressed woman who gave the name of Mary Jackson alias Flinn was charged with stealing
several articles of wearing apparel, belonging to John Hulley who described himself as a pen-blade
grinder living in Fitzalan street but whom no one would have taken for a grinder by his personal
appearance. Mr Fairburn appeared for the prosecution and Mr Roberts for the defence. Mr Fairburn in
opening the case, said there was reason to believe that the prisoner formed one of a gang of thieves who
had been going about the town carrying on a systematic series of robberies. On Saturday night the
prisoner and a man went to the house of the prosecutor, and asked to be allowed to go upstairs no doubt
for an immoral purpose. When they went downstairs Mrs Hulley went to the room found the window open
boxes and drawers ransacked and a number of articles missing. She called to her husband who stopped
the woman but the man got away. Some of the stolen property was found upon her. She endeavoured to
bribe both the officer and Mrs Rogers who searched her. The prosecutor was called to speak to these
facts. In answer to Mr Roberts he said he had been in the house four years and three women lodged
with him each of whom paid him 10s. per week.
Mr Roberts: Is not your house a brothel?
The prosecutor: You can call it such I suppose.
Has it been a brothel for four years?
Perhaps it has.
The prosecutor admitted that the man who was with the prisoner paid a half crown for a pint of beer and
three shillings for the use of the room. Upon this evidence the prisoner was remanded.
1880 Jun 03 - Sheffield & Rotherham Independent - KEEPING A DISORDERLY HOUSE IN SHEFFIELD
. DEFENDANT COMMITTED TO PRISON.
At the Sheffield Town Hall yesterday before the Mayor (E. Tozer, Esq.) and H. Stephenson Esq. John
Hulley pen blade grinder No. 19 Fitzalan Street was summoned for keeping a house of ill-fame. The
character of the defendant’s house has for a period of 12 years been known to the police but owing to the
watchfulness of the defendant only a single conviction and that for selling intoxicating liquor without a
licence has been recorded against him. Police-Sergeant Kilner who conducted the prosecution said on
the 19th ult. he and Police-constable Wightman saw something which caused them to secret themselves
at the rear of the defendant’s house about two o'clock in the morning. Contrary to previous experience
they found the shutters unfastened and he and Wightman subsequently opened them. They saw a
middle-aged man in a room downstairs with a young girl; another female was also in the room. A son of
the defendant’s who had been walking sentry at the front of the house came in and told the girls not to
open the door. They were then refused admittance. Police-constable Wightman corroborated this
evidence.
Mary Bacon No. 7 Court Neville Street said the defendant's house had borne an evil reputation for eight
years and she herself had during that period frequently seen men and women enter or leave the house at
late hours. Police-Sergeant Fagin stated that he had known the house as one of ill-fame for 11 years. At
this stage the defendant admitted that the house had "until lately" been an infamous one and he called
witnesses. Walter Jones said he lived in the defendant's house and was his brother -in-law. The only
persons in it were his (the witness’s) sister Elizabeth Salt, a servant whose name was Polly and William
Mack a young man who was there as a friend. Though previously disreputable the house had lately been
respectable.
Elizabeth Salt said she was 14 years of age. The defendant was her uncle. She had only just left school.
The servant Polly was a young woman who did not sleep in the house. She did not know where she lived.
Polly came to the house without being sent for. The house had been a respectable one for the last two
months. As this witness gave very cautious and evasive replies, Police-sergeant Kilner said he would not
cross-examine her.
Joseph Hall pen-blade grinder Wadsley gave the defendant a good character as a regular workman but
said he knew nothing about the character of his house. The Bench considered a clear case had been
made out and committed the defendant to prison for one month with hard labour. (Same case reported in
the Sheffield Daily Telegraph 03 June)- (inc. Walter Jones, brother-in-law of the defendant, said that he
lived with him.
1881 census RG 11/4630 f53r Ecclesall Bierlow Rockingham St Court 13
Walter Jones Head U 24 Pen Blade Grinder Sheffield
Sarah Jones S in L M 29 do
Harry Jones Neph 11 Scholar do
Harriet Hines Sister M 34 do
Harry Hines Neph 9 do
John A. Hines Neph 7 do
Edwd Hind Neph 1 do York
John S. Jones Neph 4m do do
John Hully B -in-Law M 49 Pen Blade Grinder do do
Martha L. Hully Sister M 46 (nee Jones mar Mar qtr 1857) do do
1887 Jun 23 - Sheffield Evening Telegraph HEAVY FINE BY THE SHEFFIELD MAGISTRATES THIS DAY
This morning in the second court of the Sheffield Town Hall before Mr. Batty Langley and Mr. John
Mallinson a purveyor of pies named John Hulley was charged with having kept an disorderly house at
44 Edmund street. Mr. W.E. Clegg prosecuted and the case was proved by Police-sergeant Platts and
Police-constable Pepper. Hulley had been previously convicted of a similar offence and the Bench
considering the present was a very case fined him £15 including costs or in default of payment two
months with hard labour Mr Batty Langley complimented Police Sergeant Platts upon the straightforward
manner in which he had given evidence and the sergeant suitably replied.

Martha Jones

1837 - born at Sheffield - see 1861 census below.
1857 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley John 9c 266 (FreeBMD).
1857 26 Jan - married at St Peter & St Paul Cathedral Sheffield: John Hulley 21 Bachelor Grinder Armale St. - father
Robert Hulley Edge Tool Maker; Martha X Jones 20 Spinster rmale St. - father George Jones Cutler.
Wits: John Fearn Elizabeth X Jones.
1871 census RG 10/4692 f10 Brightside BIerlow 19 Fitzalen St
John Hulley Head M 36 Spring Knife Finisher Sheffield
Martha Hulley Wife M 35 " " " 's wife Sheffield
+ Niece, Servant, Border.

8. Sarah Hulley

1839 Mar qtr - born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sarah Sheffield 22 493 (GRO).
1841 census
HO 107/1338/9 f30r Sheffield Eldon Street
Robert Hully 35 Edge Tool M Y
Mary Hully 25 Stone ………… M Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
John Hully 4 Y
Sarah Hully 2 Y
1841 Dec qtr - died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sarah Sheffield 22 388 (GRO).

11. Charles Robert Hulley

1849 Jun qtr - born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Charles Robert Sheffield 22 721 (GRO).
1851 census
HO 107/2338 f509r Sheffield 39 Chester Street
Robert Hully Head M 41 Edgetool Forger Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Hully Wife M 39 Yorks Sheffield
Mary Hully Dau U 16 Yorks Sheffield
John Hully Son 14 Yorks Sheffield
George Hully Son 10 Yorks Sheffield
Henry Hully Son 7 Yorks Sheffield
Charles Robt Hully Son 3 Yorks Sheffield
1861census
RG 9/3478 f84r Sheffield 39 Chester Street
Robert Hulley Head M 51 Edge tool forger Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Hulley Wife M 48 Yorks Brightside
Henry Hulley Son U 16 Edge tool forger Yorks Sheffield
Charles Robert Hulley Son U 12 Errand boy Yorks Sheffield
Albert Hulley Son U 8 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
1865 06 May - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - Magistrates in Petty Sessions April 29th 1865.
On the Bench: Wright Mellor and John Beaumont Esqs.
TWO GIRLS DECOYED INTO A HOUSE OF ILL-FAME. - William and Catherine Crowther, keepers of the
Red Lion beerhouse, Castlegate, were charged with being the occupiers of a house of ill-fame; and
Richard Brook and Charles Hulley, "professionals," were charged with being aiders and abettors. Mr
Learoyd defended.
Mr Superintendent Hannan said the information was laid under an act of parliament, which empower-
-ed the bench to order the defendants to find sureties for their future good behaviour. It seemed as if it
were impossible to stop the infamous conduct complained of in the information; and if the case was
proved, he should ask the Bench to put such an amount of bail upon the defendants, as would be a
warning to other persons. (At this stage, at the magistrates’ request, the court was cleared of every
female with the exception of Catherine Crowther).
Mr Hannan, resumed his remarks, and stated that Hulley and Brook were performers at the Cambridge
singing saloon -- a house of great notoriety in the town. To prove the offence, he should call two girls,
named Lavinia Haywood, 18 years of age, daughter (by marriage) of a bill poster, residing in Old-
street, and Elizabeth Parker, aged 23 years, whose parents reside in Leeds-road. These girls attended
the Cambridge singing saloon on Saturday evening, and, on leaving, were followed and joined by
Hulley and Brook, who induced them to accompany them to Crowthers’ house, where they lodged
during the night. On Sunday evening, the four slept in one bed, which also contained a child about two
years of age. In the afternoon of Monday, the parents resolved to make enquiries at Crowthers’ with a
view of ascertaining the whereabouts of their daughters. All knowledge of the girls was denied; but a
policeman was sent for, and they were found locked up in a room with a man who was known to be
married.
Crowther was before the justices last week, when he (Mr Hannan), stated his belief that it was the
intention of the defendant to keep his house respectably; but this case who will would show them that
no beerhouse-keeper could carry on a legitimate trade in Castlegate, without resorting to that immoral
system, and that it was through “unfortunates” that they got a livelihood. Mr Learoyd took a preliminary
objection to the information, and contended that there was no statute which gave the magistrates
power to bind Hulley and Brook to their future good conduct.
Lavinia Haywood was called into court first, and she added that Catherine Crowther knew whose
daughter she was, and that she was a single woman. Cross-examined: She had not been leading a
loose life previously. The young men persuaded them to go with them. Had been twice to the
Cambridge, and during the last 12 months only a few times to dancing rooms. Parker had been her
companion for two years. Witness, who was a "feeder," had not been employed for the last month --
there have been being no work. On the Tuesday, she and Parker promised to tell the young men,
whether they would accompany them to a place where they (defendants) would make arrangements.
Elizabeth Parker narrated a similar story to that of the last witness. She stated that Hulley and Brook
paid 7s. 6d to the keeper of the house for breakfasts and accommodation, and that Haywood received
2s.
Police-sergeant Worsnip said he went to Crowthers’ beer house, and asked the landlord and landlady
if two girls of the name of Parker and Haywood had been there, and they replied. "No; not that they
were aware of." Catherine Crowther said she knew "a Parker," but nothing further. He went upstairs,
and found a room door locked. A came from this chamber, which contained one bed, in which the two
girls lay. There were three bottles of ale on the table in the room . The man acknowledged that he was
from the Cambridge Arms, and that he was married. He took Haywood to her mother, but Parker
refused to go home, and he conveyed her to the police station, her companion volunteering to go with
her.
After the delivery of a very able address by Mr Learoyd in defence, the magistrates retired, and, on their
return into court, the Chairman said Hulley and Brook would be discharged. Although they did not
intend to bind them over, yet the enormity of the offence was not lessened. Their conduct was most
disgraceful, and they hoped it would be a warning to them.
Brook: It will indeed, sir.
The Crowthers were called upon to find sureties -- themselves in £50, and two in £25 each - for their
good behaviour for the next twelve 12 months. The bench were glad that Mr Hannan had brought the
case forward. Mr Hannan said it was disgraceful that performers should take advantage of an
audience, and the respectable portion of the community ought to aid the police in such cases. The
male defendant could not procure bail, and was sent to prison for one month.
1871 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Charles Robert Sheffield 9c 342 (GRO).
1871 26 Mar - married at Christ church Pitsmoor: Charles Robert Hulley 21 Bachelor Edge Tool Forger Pitsmoor -
father Robert Hulley Edge Tool Forger; Martha Wells 18 Spinster Pitsmoor - father John Wells Blade
Forger. Wits. John Hulley, Martha Litlewood x Hulley.
1871 census
RG 10/4692 f152 Brightside Bierlow Slancer Street
Charles Hulley Head M 22 Edge Tool Forger Sheffield
Martha Hulley Wife M 18 Warehouse Woman Sheffield
1881 census
RG 11/4648 f10 115 Watery Lane Sheffield
Charles Hulley Head M 32 Edge Tool Striker Sheffield, York
Clara Johnsson Visitr U 23 Domestic Serv Sheffield, York
1882 Mar qtr - wife died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Martha Ann 26 Sheffield 9c 300 (GRO).
1891 census
no trace yet.
1901 census
RG 13/4344 f21 Nether Hallam 201 Whitehouse Lane
Charles Hulley Head W 50 EdgeTool maker Sheffield Yorks
Betsy Shevill Serv S 27 Housekeeper Dom. Whitby Yorks
1908 Jun qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Charles Robert Sheffield 9c 1151 (FreeBMD).
1911 census
No trace of either person.
1922 Mar qtr - died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Charles R. 72 Sheffield 9c 547 (FreeBMD).

Martha Wells

1843 - born at Sheffield - see 1871 census below.
1871 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Wells Martha Robert Sheffield 9c 342 (GRO).
1871 census
RG 10/4692 f152 Brightside Bierlow Slancer Street
Charles Hulley Head M 22 Edge Tool Forger Sheffield
Martha Hulley Wife M 18 Warehouse Woman Sheffield
1882 Mar qtr - died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Martha Ann 26 Sheffield 9c 300 (GRO).

Betsy Shevill

1874 - born at Whitby, East Yorks - see 1901 census below.
1901 census
RG 13/4344 f21 Nether Hallam 201 Whitehouse Lane
Charles Hulley Head W 50 EdgeTool maker Sheffield Yorks
Betsy Shevill Serv S 27 Housekeeper Dom. Whitby Yorks
1908 Jun qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Shevill Betsy Sheffield 9c 1151 (FreeBMD).

1922 Mar qtr - husband died at Sheffield RD: Hulley Charles R. 72 Sheffield 9c 547 (FreeBMD).

Eliza Parker

1865 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Robert ( to Parker Eliza) Sheffield 9c 408 (GRO).

1865 13 Nov - married at Christ church Pitsmoor: Robert x Hulley 55 Widower Edge Tool Maker Pitsmoor - father John
Hulley Wood Turner; Eliza x Parker 52 Widow Pitsmoor - father Robert Foster Scissors Grinder. Wits.
Edward x Crossland, Elizabeth x Crossland.

1871 census
RG 10/4692 f152r Brightside Bierlow Slancer Street
Robert Hulley Head M 62 Edge Tool Forger Sheffield
Eliza Hulley Wife M 57 Sheffield
Albert Hulley Son U 18 Leather Cutter Sheffield

1875 Jun qtr - husband died at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Robert 65 Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 183
(GRO).

1875 25 Apr - husband died at Upperthorpe - see newspaper report below.

1875 05 May - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Deaths - HULLEY - April 25, Mr. Robert
Hulley, Crookes moor road, Upperthorpe, aged 65.

3. Edward Ulley

1811 25 Sep - born - see baptism entry below.

1811 20 Oct - baptised at St Peter's cathedral Sheffield: Edward son of John and Mary Ulley born 25
Sep 1811. (IGI).

1833 - son Henry born - see 1841 census below.

1833 - son James born - see 1841 census below.

1833 - son Samuel born - see 1841 census below.

1841 census
HO 107/1333/10 f22 Ecclesall Bierlow Thomas Street
Edward Holey (sic) 29 Cutler Y
Mary Holey (sic) 29 N
Henry Holey (sic) 8 Y
James Holey (sic) 5 Y
Samuel Holey (sic) 2 Y

1845 - son Edward born at Sheffield - see 1851 census below.

1847 - dau Mary Ann born at Sheffield - see 1851 census below.

1848 - son Joseph born at Sheffield - see 1851 census below.

1851 census
HO 107/2339 f376r Sheffield 5 Green Lane
Edward Holy (sic) Head M 41 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Holy (sic) Wife M 40 Yorks Sheffield
Henry Holy (sic) Son U 18 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
James Holy (sic) Son 15 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Samuel Holy (sic) Son 12 Yorks Sheffield
Edward Holy (sic) Son 6 Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Holy (sic) Son 3 Yorks Sheffield
Mary A. Holy (sic) Dau 4 Yorks Sheffield

1854 - son Frederick born at Sheffield - see 1861 census below.

1860 Dec qtr - dau Mary Ann died at Sheffield RD: Hawley Mary Ann Sheffield 9c 1 (FreeBMD).

1861 census
RG 9/3481 f100r Sheffield 10 Ball Street
Edward Hauley (sic) Head M 49 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Mary A. Hauley (sic) Wife M 48 Birmingham
Edward Hauley (sic) Son 16 Moulder (Stove Grate) Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Hauley (sic) Son 13 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Fredk Hauley (sic) Son 7 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Wm. Coles Brother W 45 Table Knife Hafter Birmingham
Robt. Richardson Boarder 24 File Hardener Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Buck Boarder 22 Edge tool Grinder Yorks Sheffield

Mary Ann Coles

1813 - born at Birmingham - see 1851 census below.

1833 - son Henry born - see 1841 census below.

1833 - son James born - see 1841 census below.

1833 - son Samuel born - see 1841 census below.

1841 census
HO 107/1333/10 f22 Ecclesall Bierlow Thomas Street
Edward Holey (sic) 29 Cutler Y
Mary Holey (sic) 29 N
Henry Holey (sic) 8 Y
James Holey (sic) 5 Y
Samuel Holey (sic) 2 Y

1845 - son Edward born at Sheffield - see 1851 census below.

1847 - dau Mary Ann born at Sheffield - see 1851 census below.

1848 - son Joseph born at Sheffield - see 1851 census below.

1851 census
HO 107/2339 f376r Sheffield 5 Green Lane
Edward Holy (sic) Head M 41 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Holy (sic) Wife M 40 Yorks Sheffield
Henry Holy (sic) Son U 18 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
James Holy (sic) Son 15 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Samuel Holy (sic) Son 12 Yorks Sheffield
Edward Holy (sic) Son 6 Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Holy (sic) Son 3 Yorks Sheffield
Mary A. Holy (sic) Dau 4 Yorks Sheffield

1854 - son Frederick born at Sheffield - see 1861 census below.

1860 Dec qtr - dau Mary Ann died at Sheffield RD: Hawley Mary Ann Sheffield 9c 1 (FreeBMD).

1861 census
RG 9/3481 f100r Sheffield 10 Ball Street
Edward Hauley (sic) Head M 49 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Mary A. Hauley (sic) Wife M 48 Birmingham
Edward Hauley (sic) Son 16 Moulder (Stove Grate) Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Hauley (sic) Son 13 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Fredk Hauley (sic) Son 7 Scholar Yorks Sheffield
Wm. Coles Brother W 45 Table Knife Hafter Birmingham
Robt. Richardson Boarder 24 File Hardener Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Buck Boarder 22 Edge tool Grinder Yorks Sheffield

17. Mary Ann Hulley

1847 - born at Sheffield - see 1851 census below.
1851 census
HO 107/2339 f376r Sheffield 5 Green Lane
Edward Holy (sic) Head M 41 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Mary Ann Holy (sic) Wife M 40 Yorks Sheffield
Henry Holy (sic) Son U 18 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
James Holy (sic) Son 15 Table Knife Hafter Yorks Sheffield
Samuel Holy (sic) Son 12 Yorks Sheffield
Edward Holy (sic) Son 6 Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Holy (sic) Son 3 Yorks Sheffield
Mary A. Holy (sic) Dau 4 Yorks Sheffield
1860 Dec qtr - dau Mary Ann died at Sheffield RD: Hawley Mary Ann Sheffield 9c 1 (FreeBMD).

Top of Page