NINTH GENERATION

47. Mary/Maria Hulley/Hooley

Hulley Family Bible

29 Oct 1731

Mary Daughter of the abovesaid Jasper and Mary Hulley was born on the 29th day October 1731.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

31 Oct 1731

baptised at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Maria fil Jasperus Hooley de Ranow

Cheshire Marriage Bonds and Allegations

23 Mar 1754

At Astbury: Barnabas Lowe and Mary Hulley Both of Maxfield Married by Licence in 1753

Find My Past

23 Mar 1754

Day of Month: March 23; Year 1754; Num. of a Marr Lic. granted to: 571 Barnabas Lowe, at the Par or Chetry. of: Macclesfield And: Mary Hully.

Collection (Fonds) D7392 Hulley family of Rainow records at CRO ref 34

04 Mar 1755

Settlement after the Marriage of Barnabas Lowe and Mary Hulley

Earwaker transcription of above document

This Indenture made the 4^th March 1755. Between Elizabeth Lowe of Congleton, co. Chester, widow, and Barnabas Lowe, eldest son and heir apparent of

the said Elizabeth Lowe and Mary his wife of the first part. Thomas Furnival of Congleton gent. of the second part, and Jasper Hulley of the One House

in Rainow, gentleman, of the 3^rd part. Settlement of messuages and lands in consideration of a marriage lately had and solemnised between the said

Barnabas Lowe and Mary his wife, daughter of the said Jasper Hulley. Lands, principally at Congleton and a messuage in Alderley called the Clock

house Tenement leased from the late Sir James Stanley Bart.

(Signed) Eliz. Lowe

Barn. Lowe

Mary Lowe

T. Furnival

J. Hulley

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47a Barnabas Lowe

Cheshire Marriage Bonds and Allegations

23 Mar 1754

At Astbury: Barnabas Lowe and Mary Hulley Both of Maxfield Married by Licence in 1753

Find My Past

23 Mar 1754

Day of Month: March 23; Year 1754; Num. of a Marr Lic. granted to: 571 Barnabas Lowe, at the Par or Chetry. of: Macclesfield And: Mary Hully.

Collection (Fonds) D7392 Hulley family of Rainow records at CRO ref 34

Settlement after the Marriage of Barnabas Lowe and Mary Hulley

Earwaker transcription of above document

This Indenture made the 4^th March 1755. Between Elizabeth Lowe of Congleton, co. Chester, widow, and Barnabas Lowe, eldest son and heir apparent of

the said Elizabeth Lowe and Mary his wife of the first part. Thomas Furnival of Congleton gent. of the second part, and Jasper Hulley of the One House

in Rainow, gentleman, of the 3^rd part. Settlement of messuages and lands in consideration of a marriage lately had and solemnised between the said

Barnabas Lowe and Mary his wife, daughter of the said Jasper Hulley. Lands, principally at Congleton and a messuage in Alderley called the Clock

house Tenement leased from the late Sir James Stanley Bart.

(Signed) Eliz. Lowe

Barn. Lowe

Mary Lowe

T. Furnival

J. Hulley

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48. Jonathan Hulley/Hooley

Hulley Family Bible

27 May 1733

Jonathan Son of the said Jasper and Mary Hulley was born on the 27th day of May 1733 about two or three minutes before 12 o'clock at Night.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

28 May 1733

baptised at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Jonathan son of Jasper Hulley Ranow

Hulley Family Bible

19 Jul 1754

Jonathan Son of the aforesaid Jasper and Mary Hulley was Married on Friday the 19th Day of July 1754 to Mary Arderne at Tarporley by the Rev

Rector Allen.

St Helen’s church Tarporley registers

19 Jul 1754

Johnathan Hulley Gentleman of ye parish of Prestbury and Miss Mary Ardern Spinster of ye parish of Tarporley Were married by Licence (both

signed) Witnesses: John Arderne, Thos Hatt

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1750-51

10

Hugh Worthington of Upton Tobacconist devisee of and in the last Will & Testament of Joseph Warren late of Rainow yeoman decd surrendered

lands etc in Rainow called Goodshaw and Rogers Knowle - some land purchased by Richard Warren from Jonathan Hulley of Rainow Gentleman

decd – granted to Jasper Hulley of One House within Rainow Gentleman etc see pics 3626-30

Hulley Family Bible

17 Oct 1755

Jasper Son of the before mentioned Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on Friday the 17th day of October 1755 about half an hour past eight

o'clock in the morning and Baptised on the Sunday following by the Rev Mr Mayer.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

19 Oct 1755

son Jasper baptised at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Jasper son of Jonathan Hulley of Rainow

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Halmote of the Manor and Forest 10 ms 22 refs No refs to Bottfields (see docs from South Africa)

1756-57

6

Ref 13 Stephen Wadsworth – surrender of Bullhill Lane – John Clayton & Jonathan Hulley surrendered to him the remainder of a 999 year lease.

Hulley Family Bible

26 Feb 1767

John Hulley second Son of the said Jonathan and Mary was born on the 26th day of February 1757. No christening or baptism entry found - it may

have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

28 Feb 1767

son John Hulley, second Son of the said Jonathan and Mary Died on the 28th of February 1757 at Night.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

01 Mar 1757

son John buried at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: John son of Jonathan Hulley Rainow

Hulley Family Bible

20 Feb 1758

Martha daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 20th day of February 1758 six minutes before three o'clock in afternoon.

No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

14 Jun 1759

John Hulley Third Son of the said Jonathan and Mary was born on the 14th day of June 1759 quarter past six o'clock in the Evening.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

14 Jun 1759

son John baptised at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: John son of Jonathan Hulley Rainow Gent.

Manchester Mercury

14 Mar 1760

At the house of Mr. Ellison, being the White Lyon Inn, in Stockport, in the County of Chester, on Friday, the 14th day of March, 1760, the Sale to begin

at three o’ Clock in the Afternoon,

A Freehold Real Estate, consisting of a Dwelling-House, and convenient Out buildings, with eighteen Cheshire Acres of Land situate in Handford,

about three Miles from Stockport aforesaid. The Buildings are in good Repair, and the Lands capable of improvement. All which Premises are now

in Possession of Jonathan Hooley, (who hath only an Interest from Year to Year) and are of the Yearly Vale of Thirty Pounds, subject to a Chief

Rent of 1l. 14s. a Year.

N.B. There is a Right to inclose about three Quarters of an Acre from the Common Lands in Handford aforesaid. For further Particulars Enquire of

Mr. George Cross, Attorney at Law, in Warrington.

Hulley Family Bible

26 Jun 1760

Mary second Daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 26th day of June 1760 three o'clock in the Morning. No christening

or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

16 Jul 1761

Hannah Hulley Third Daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 16th day of July 1761 at half an hour past eight o'clock in the

Evening. No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

Jonathan Fourth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 11th day of November 1762 about two o'clock in the afternoon.

11 Nov 1762

No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

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Halmote of the Manor and Forest 01 Jan 1764 - 21 Sep 1764

Jasper - Mary – Jonathan

Hulley Family Bible

09 Feb 1764

Thomas Fifth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the ninth day of February 1764 betwixt two and 3 o'clock in the Morning

No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Manchester Mercury

To be SOLD - The Reversion of a Copyhold Estate of Inheritance, expectant on the Death of one Life, aged 70 Years or upwards, situate in

Sutton, near Macclesfield, in Cheshire, known by the Name of Blakelow, of the yearly Value of Eighty-five Pounds or upwards, subject to a King's Rent

of Ten Shillings a Year, and also to an Annuity of Twenty Pounds to the Wife of the present Proprietor for Life, near of the Age of Seventy, if she

happens to survive her Husband; the Estate is capable of being greatly Improved, as there is a Coal Mine in it.

Any Person inclined to be a Purchaser, may apply for further Particulars to Mr. Hulley, of One-House, near Macclesfield, Mr. Young, at Sutton-Hall, or

Mr. Cooper, Attorney at law in Stockport, who are empowered to sell the same.

Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder

21 Sep 1764

Derby family estate papers – Life leases – Page 214 21 Sep 1764 No. 206: Jasper Hulley Lessee - lives : James Warren age 57; Jonathan Hulley

age 30; Mary wife of lessee age 44.

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Proclamations for Surrenders 30 paper ms

1765-66

11

Daniel Rowbotham of Macclesfield Silk Throwster and Mary his wife (etc) and Thomas Venables of Chester but now of Heaton Norris Silk Mercer

and Thomas Evanson of Macclesfield School-Master surrendered one undivided third part or share of that messuage in Hurdsfield called Norbury’s

Tenement – granted unto Jasper Hulley of Rainow Gentleman and Jonathan Hulley Son of the said Jasper Hulley see pics 3853-57

Hulley Family Bible

27 Mar 1766

Hannah Hulley Third Daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary died on the 27th day of March 1766 of the sore Throat Fever, and was buried in

Macclesfield Church.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

29 Mar 1766

dau Hannah buried at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Hannah daughter of Jonathan Hulley Macclesfield (ChesPR project – Hully)

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Halmote of the Manor and Forest

17 Jul 1766

17 Jul 1766 - Thomas - Jonathan – Jasper

Hulley Family Bible

15 Feb 1767

James Hulley sixth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary was born on the 15th day of February 1767.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield register

17 Feb 1767

Baptism: James son of Jonathan and Mary Hulley of Rainow Gent

Hulley Family Bible

28 Feb 1767

James Hulley sixth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary died on 28^th of February 1767 and was buried in Macclesfield Church.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield register

Burial: No entry for James Hulley.

Manchester University, John Rylands Library: Ardern Deeds (Catalogue Ref. ARD)

Jul 1767

FILE [no title] - ref. ARD/342/8 - date: July 1767 Map & survey of estates in Tarporley township belonging to Jonathan Hulley.

See separate photocopy in Cheshire Miscellaneous file.

Tenants Names

Holding

In Willm. Cowap’s

A. The Manor House, garden &c.

B. The Bell Croft

Blue Bell

C. The Bell Meadow

In Mr. John Arderne’s

D. The Bell Field

E. Marl Side

Blue Bell

F. Middle Croft

G. Middle Field

H. The Meadow

I. Long Croft

In Mr. H. Arderne’s

K. Dods Field

Dods House & Garden

In Mr. R. Butler’s

L. Houses, Garden & Croft

M. Totty’s Field

Done

N. Totty’s Pit Field

In Mr. Thos. Hough’s

O. The Croft

Done

P. Middle Field

Q. Further Field

In Willm. Dean’s

R. Deans Field

In Joh. Minshall’s

S. Clover Field

T. Further Field

Birch Heath

U. House, Croft & Garden

V. Hill Field

W. The Meadow

In Geo. Eaton’s Birch Heath

X. House, Garden & Crofts

(Total acreage = 72a 3r 0p)

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Entry Book

17 Aug 1772

17 Aug 1772 Hordern (solicitor?) Jonathan Hulley Administrator of all and Singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of Jasper Hulley

decd. agt. Joshua Janney and John Janney Case £16

By Affd.

17 Aug 1772 Hordern (solicitor?) Jonathan Hulley Admon &c. agt. Joshua Janney Case £5

By Affd

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Entry Book

01 Feb 1773

01 Feb 1773 Hordern (solicitor?) Jonathan Hulley Gent. agt. Thomas Bayley Case 10L

Affd.

Sep 1773 Hordern (solicitor?) Jonathan Hulley Gent. agst Charles Hulley Case £20 9s 4d

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Entry Book

03 Jan 1774

03 Jan 1774 ret. 31^st inst. Hordern (solicitor?) Forest Jonathan Hulley Plt. agt. James Walker Deft Case £20 9s 4d By affid. for £16 9s 6d alias

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Proclamations for Surrenders 22 paper ms

1775

10

Jonathan Hulley of the One House within Rainow Gent only son & heir of Jasper Hulley late of the same place Gent decd and Mary his wife Adam

Eccles of ~~Macclesfield~~ Yeoman only son and heir of Samuel Eccles late of Macclesfield Clockmaker and of Ann late the wife of the said Samuel

Eccles both deceased etc surrendered all those two full & undivided parts third parts or shares (the whole into 3 equal parts or shares to be divided)

so purchased by the said Jasper Hulley afsd of and all that messuage called Norbury’s formerly in the tenure of George Oldfield late in the

possession of the sd Jasper Hulley now in the tenure or occupation of Joseph Hooley a tenant to the sd Jonathan Hulley – given and granted unto the

sd Thos Venables and Thos Evanson (by the name of Evison) see pics 3705-3717

11

John Hulley of Macclesfield Maltster John Massie of Rainow Gent (Trustees of ye Legal Estate & Inheritance of ye Customary or Copyhold Messes.

Lands & heredictaments hereafter mentioned under and by virtue of …. thereof (amongst others) from Jasper Hulley of Rainow Gent decd

Hereinafter mentioned and Jonathan Hulley of ~~the One House~~ Rainow Gentleman only son & heir of the sd Jasper Hulley and Mary his wife send

Greetings Know ye that the sd John Hulley and John Massey (at ye request & by ye direction of ye sd Jonathan Hulley) appoints the Revd. Samuel

Bulkley in their stead to surrender land in Hurdsfield formerly the estate & inheritance of Rowe Sherwin afterwards of William Sherwin and late of the

sd Jasper Hulley and by him purchased from the sd William Sherwin etc – granted to Daniel Nixon of Macclesfield Gent. See pics 3718-21

Manchester Mercury

03 Oct 1775

To be LETT The Land to Enter on at Lady-next, and the Buildings at May-Day.

An Estate, situate near Congleton, in Cheshire, well known by the Name of Daisy Bank, now in the Possession of Mr. Robert Hodgson. - As the

pleasant and agreeable situation is so well known, it would be needless to describe it. For Particulars apply to Mr. Peter Lowe, in Manchester, or Mr.

Hulley, at the One House, near Macclesfield, in Cheshire.

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Proclamations for Surrenders 19 paper ms

1775-76

14

If anyone can shew cause why Jonathan Hulley of the One House within Rainow Gentleman Only son and heir of Jasper Hulley late of the same

place Gentleman decd May not be admitted to all such Customary or Copyhold Messes. Cottages Tenements Lands and heredictaments in

Hurdsfield heretofore in the possession of Joseph Janney late of Hurdsfield Yeoman decd which on 29^th June in the 26^th year of his late Majesty

George were given and granted by the sd Joseph Janney together with Matthew Summerby the Elder of Rainow Yeo; and Matthew Summerby the

Younger of the same place unto the said Jasper Hulley his heirs etc and of which premises the sd Jasper Hulley dyed Seized Let &c - see pic 3722

14

Joshua Janney of Macclesfield Threadmaker son of Joseph Janney late of Hurdsfield Yeoman decd Thos Calrow of Hurdsfield Yeoman & Grace his

wife (wch sd wife was heretofore the wife of the sd Joseph Janney decd) and Jonathan Hulley of the One House within Rainow Gentleman only son

& heir and also adm. of the Goods and Chattels Rights and Credits of Jasper Hulley late of the same place Gent deceased surrendered mesge. &

tenement in Hurdsfield now in possession of the sd Thos Calrow – granted unto the Revd. Saml. Buckley of Macclesfield. See pics 3723-24

16

Same land as above – granted to William Clowes to and as such intents and purposes as mentioned in an Indenture of 5 parts dated 17^th of May

between the sd Jonathan Hulley of the First part J. Calrow & Grace his wife of the second part Joshua Janney of the third part Saml. Buckley of the

fourth part & Wm Clowes of the fifth part.

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Halmote of the Manor and Forest 01 Jan 1776 - Mr Jasper - Jonathan – Jasper

01 Jan 1776

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Entry Book

1777 19 May retble 16 June Forest Jonathan Hulley Gent. Plt agst Moses Orme Deft Case 10L Agreed

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Halmote of the Manor and Forest

01 Jan 1781

Mr Jasper - Jonathan – Mary

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Entry Book

17 Feb 1783

17 Feby retble 17 March 1783 Jones Jonathan Hulley Gent. Plt. agt. Charles Clark Deft. Case 39 Agreed

Miscellaneous Information Cheshire - large ring binder

19 Jul 1783

Manchester University, John Rylands Library: Ardern Deeds (Catalogue Ref. ARD)

FILE [no title] - ref. ARD/342/10 - date: 19 July 1783

Lease for 3 lives by Jonathan Hulley of the One House in Rainow, esq., to William Greenway of Utkinton, labourer, of a messuage & land at Hollin

Hill in Utkinton (1 acre 3 roods 19 perches)

Lives of Thomas Greenway aged 60 years (son of William Greenway); John Greenway aged 20 grandson of William and son of Thomas; Joseph

Greenway aged 7 grandson of William and son of Thomas. Jonathan Hulley makes William Eccleshall of Tarporley his Attorney. Witnesses John

Arderne, Joseph Burgess.

Hulley Family Bible

12 Nov 1785

Jonathan, the Father of the last mentioned Jasper Hulley etc Died on the 12th day of November 1785 being Saturday at seven o'clock in the Evening

in the 53rd year of his age and was Buried on Thursday following the 17th day of the same Month in the Old Church at Macclesfield under the old

One House Pew by the Rev Mr Sharp.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

17 Nov 1785

buried at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Mr Jonathan Hully Rainow

WILL OF JONATHAN HULLEY OF RAINOW

07 Nov 1785

In the name of God Amen. I JONATHAN HULLEY of Rainow in the County of Chester Gentleman being weak in Body but of sound and disposing

Mind and Memory blessed be Almighty God for the same do make publish and declare this to be my last Will and Testament in Manner and Form

following First I commend my Soul into the hands of Almighty God and my Body to be decently Buried at the discretion of my Executors herein after

named hoping for a joyfull Resurrection through the Merits and Mercy of Jesus Christ my Saviour It is my Will and Mind that my loving Wife MARY

HULLEY shall in Lieu of Thirds or Dower during hir Life in case she continue a Widow and does not marry again enjoy that part of the One House

which I now live in and all the Furniture therein as it now stands for hir own separate together with the Field called the Knowl & the Field called the

Town Moor and sufficient Outbuildings for the standing of three Cows and stable Room for one Horse and as much Hay as will Sufficiently keep

these three Cows and one Horse during Winter which my Son JASPER shall find and provide for her during his Life .I give and bequeath to my Son

JONATHAN HULLEY the Sum of Four hundred and Sixty pounds I give and bequeath to my Son THOS. HULLEY the Sum of five hundred Pounds I

give and bequeath to my Daughter MARTHA HULLEY the Sum of Five hundred Pounds I give and bequeath to my Daughter MARY HULLEY the

Sum of five hundred Pounds to be paid to them at three different Times. that is to say Two Hundred Pounds to each of them at or before the

expiration of twelve months after my decease, to be raised by Sale or Mortgage of some part of my Landed Estate or Estates One hundred pounds to

be paid to each of them and raised in the same manner at the Death of my Father's Widow MARY HULLEY and the remaining Two hundred Pounds

to my Son THOMAS and Daughters MARTHA and MARY and the remaining One hundred and sixty Pounds to my Son JONATHAN HULLEY raised

in the same manner from my Estates at the death of my beloved Wife MARY HULLEY Lastly I give devise and bequeathe (subject to the payment of

the Legacies beforementioned and Lawful debts and Funeral Expences) unto my Eldest Son JASPER HULLEY, All my Real and Personal Estate of

what Nature or Kind soever (except the household Furniture to my beloved Wife beforementioned) I herby Nominate and appoint my Cousin HENRY

CHERRY of the Ridge Hill in Sutton sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me made. In Witness

whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this seventh day of November One thousand seven hundred and eighty five.

Signed Sealed published and J HULLEY

declared to be the last Will and

Testament of the Testator before us

who subscribed our Names in his

presence and in the presence of

one another

ROBERT ARNALE

MARY DIXON

S BUCKLEY

HENRY CHERRY the sole Executor within named renounced personally before me

THOS. MONKHOUSE

Infra 300£ Surrogate

JASPER HULLEY within named took the usual Oath of an Administrator in common Form before me

THOS. MONKHOUSE

Surrogate

Infra 300£

Admin with Will

issued Aug 12 1786.

Collection (Fonds) D7392 Hulley family of Rainow records at CRO ref 36

11 Sep 1787

Purchase of lands by Jasper Hulley

Earwaker transcription of above document

Indenture bipartite made 11 Sept 1787 Between Jasper Hulley of the One House within Rainow, co. Chester gentleman, of the one part, and Martha

Hulley of the same place spinster of the other part, Whereas by indenture dated 26 March 1766 made between the Hon. James Cholmondeley of

Rock Savage co. Chester, Esq., of the one part and Jasper Hulley of Rainow aforesaid gentleman grandfather of the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto

of the other part the former did lease to the latter those two closes or parcels of land situate in Macclesfield Parke containing by estimation 2 acres

and called the Sharpley Fields or Lower Fields and also one moss room? or parcel of moss ground in Macclesfield Park containing half an acre or

thereabouts, formerly part of Henry Higginbottom’s tenement to hold to the said Jasper Hulley during the lives of John Hulley of Manchester

gentleman, deceased, Jonathan Hulley son of Jasper Hulley deceased and Martha Hulley daughter of the said Jonathan Hulley, at the yearly (rent) of

6s. 3d. And whereas by indenture of assignment dated 25 March 1779 made between Jonathan Hulley of the One House within Rainow gentleman,

administrator of goods &c. of his father the said Jasper Hulley deceased, grandfather of the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto therein mentioned to be

of the One House within Rainow of the one part & the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto, of the other part it was witnessed that the said Jonathan

Hulley did assign unto the said Jasper Hulley, party hereto, the said two several closes &c. to hold to the said Jasper Hulley for and during the lives

of them the said John Hulley, Jonathan Hulley and Martha Hulley & subject to the said rent &c. And whereas the said Jasper Hulley lately agreed

with the said Martha Hulley for the absolute purchase of the said two closes of land &c, for and during the natural life of the said Martha Hulley

(being the only surviving life now in being in the said recited lease mentioned) at the price of £100. Now this indenture witnesseth that in

consideration of the sum of £100 paid by the said Martha Hulley to the said Jasper Hulley, the latter hath conveyed to the former the said two closes

of land &c. then in the holding of Thomas Legh and Son, for the life of the said Martha.

With the usual covenants.

(Signed) Jasper Hulley

Hulleys of Rainow and Macclesfield – large ring binder

06 May 1789

Historical Manuscripts Commission Adlington Hall

Three copies of the same quadripartite indenture concerning the tythes in the townships of Wildboarclough, Macclesfield Forest and Sutton Downes

in the parish of Prestbury. (Incl.) (iii) Indentures made between Adam Cooper ….., then lots of names including Jonathan Hulley, Mary Hooley,

widow, all of Prestbury.

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48a. Mary Arderne

Magna Britannia - authors Daniel Samuel Lysons (published 1810)

1307

Pages 789, 790. Cheshire – the Manor of Tarporley was anciently in a family which took its name from the town; a moiety of it belonged, as early as

1307, to the Greys of Ruthin: this moiety, to which the advowson of the church was annexed, continued in the family of Grey till the reign of Henry

VII., when it was sold by the Earl of Kent to Hugh Dennis, and having passed by a subsequent sale to the Hintons, was purchased of them about the

year 1590 by the Dones who had then for several generations been possessed of the other moiety, having resided at Utkinton-Hall in this parish,

before the year 1200. A younger branch of this family was of Flaxyards, in the township of Eaton: on the extinction of the elder branch in the male

line about the year 1400, the Utkinton estates passed in marriage with its heiress to the Dones of Flaxyards, who removed to Utkinton. Sir John

Done, who was knighted by King James at his house at Utkinton in 1617, on occasion of the King’s hunting in the forest of Delamere,(t), of which he

was hereditary bow--bearer, died in 1619: his only son, John Done, Esq., dying either before or soon after him without issue, the estates were

divided amongst three sisters, Jane, who died unmarried, Mary, wife of John Crewe Esq., and Eleanor, wife of Ralph Arderne Esq. (u). Upon a

partition, the manor and advowson of Tarporley, and the manor of Utkinton, were allotted to Jane, the elder sister, who, by a deed of the 12^th of

February 1662, settled these estates to the use of herself for life, with remainder to her sister Mary for life, with divers remainders over; upon the

determination of which, the premises so settled, were to be divided into six parts; two sixths were limited to Sir John Arderne (then son and heir-

apparent to his sister Eleanor), and his heirs; and the other four sixths to Henry, Ralph, James, and Philip, younger brothers of the said Sir John, to

each of them and his heirs, one sixth. These estates became afterwards the subject of litigation in the court of Chancery, and so continued till the

year 1725, when a partition was decreed between the children of Eleanor, the youngest sister of Mrs. Jane Done (who married Ralph Arderne Esq.)

in the following proportions: two-sixths of the manors, with Utkinton-Hall, which had then lately been the seat of Sir John Crewe (x), were allotted to

Sir John Arderne Knight, great-grandfather of John Arden, the present proprietor; one-sixth to Henry Arderne, the ancestors of Mrs Glegg, in whom

it is now vested; one-sixth (y) to Ralph Arderne, whose eldest daughter brought it in marriage to Jonathan Hulley; another sixth-part was allotted to the

dean and chapter of Chester, as devisees of Dean Arderne, who died in 1691, having bequeathed the chief part of his estates to that body; the

remaining sixth share as allotted to Philip Arderne, and having been devised by him to the Dukinfield family, was purchased in 1773 of Sir Nathaniel

Dukinfield Bart., by Philip Egerton Esq., of Oulton, father of John Egerton Esq., who is the present proprietor.

Notes (t) vale Royal, part ii, p. 106.

(u) a fourth sister, Frances, the wife of Thomas Masterson Esq. of Nantwich, died before her brother, without issue.

(x) Son of Mary Arderne, the second sister, who married John Crewe Esq.

(y) This share is now the property of Mr. John Shaw of Idenshaw, who purchased it 1804 of Jasper, son of Jonathan Hulley above-mentioned.

Parentalia, genealogical memoirs with Genealogical Essays Illustrative of Cheshire by George Ormerod (published 1856)

1690

XIX JOHN ARDERNE of the OAK in Sutton and of Romsey in Hampshire, was born at the Oak in 1690, and was party to deeds previous to a

recovery of the rent-charge before-mentioned, in 1736, as son and heir of James, son and heir of Philip, fifth surviving son of Eleanor Arderne;

and dying October 11, 1753, was buried in Macclesfield church.

By his wife Mary, daughter of James Carter of Romsey before-mentioned, who died 26 August 1741, aged 51, and was buried at Macclesfield,

he had two sons, and two daughters, co-heiresses by survivorship; of whom Mary, the eldest daughter and co-heir, was wife of Jonathan Hulley,

Esq., of Rainow, in Cheshire, whose son and heir Jasper Hulley, sold his share of the Done estates in Utkinton, Willington, and Tarporley.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

28 Jun 1727

Baptism entry: Maria fia de Phillipi Ardern de Sutton

Hulley Family Bible

19 Jul 1754

Jonathan Son of the aforesaid Jasper and Mary Hulley was Married on Friday the 19th Day of July 1754 to Mary Arderne at Tarporley by the Rev

Rector Allen.

St Helen’s church Tarporley registers

19 Jul 1754

Johnathan Hulley Gentleman of ye parish of Prestbury and Miss Mary Ardern Spinster of ye parish of Tarporley Were married by Licence (both

signed) Witnesses: John Arderne, Thos Hatt

Hulley Family Bible

17 Oct 1755

Jasper Son of the before mentioned Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on Friday the 17th day of October 1755 about half an hour past eight

o'clock in the morning and Baptised on the Sunday following by the Rev Mr Mayer.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

19 Oct 1755

son Jasper baptised at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Jasper son of Jonathan Hulley of Rainow

Hulley Family Bible

26 Feb 1757

John Hulley second Son of the said Jonathan and Mary was born on the 26th day of February 1757. No christening or baptism entry found - it may

have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

28 Feb 1757

son John Hulley, second Son of the said Jonathan and Mary Died on the 28th of February 1757 at Night.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

01 Mar 1757

son John buried at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: John son of Jonathan Hulley Rainow

Hulley Family Bible

20 Feb 1758

Martha daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 20th day of February 1758 six minutes before three o'clock in afternoon.

No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

14 Jun 1759

John Hulley Third Son of the said Jonathan and Mary was born on the 14th day of June 1759 quarter past six o'clock in the Evening.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

14 Jun 1759

son John baptised at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: John son of Jonathan Hulley Rainow Gent.

Hulley Family Bible

26 Jun 1760

Mary second Daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 26th day of June 1760 three o'clock in the Morning. No christening

or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

16 Jul 1761

Hannah Hulley Third Daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 16th day of July 1761 at half an hour past eight o'clock in the

Evening. No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

11 Nov 1762

Jonathan Fourth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the 11th day of November 1762 about two o'clock in the afternoon.

No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

09 Feb 1764

Thomas Fifth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary Hulley was born on the ninth day of February 1764 betwixt two and 3 o'clock in the Morning

No christening or baptism entry found - it may have been a private ceremony at The One House.

Hulley Family Bible

27 Mar 1766

Hannah Hulley Third Daughter of the said Jonathan and Mary died on the 27th day of March 1766 of the sore Throat Fever, and was buried in

Macclesfield Church.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

29 Mar 1766

dau Hannah buried at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Hannah daughter of Jonathan Hulley Macclesfield (ChesPR project – Hully)

Hulley Family Bible

15 Feb 1767

James Hulley sixth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary was born on the 15th day of February 1767.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield register

17 Feb 1767

Baptism: James son of Jonathan and Mary Hulley of Rainow Gent

Hulley Family Bible

28 Feb 1767

James Hulley sixth Son of the said Jonathan and Mary died on 28^th of February 1767 and was buried in Macclesfield Church.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield register

Burial: No entry for James Hulley.

Hulley Family Bible

12 Nov 1785

Jonathan, the Father of the last mentioned Jasper Hulley etc Died on the 12th day of November 1785 being Saturday at seven o'clock in the Evening

in the 53rd year of his age and was Buried on Thursday following the 17th day of the same Month in the Old Church at Macclesfield under the old

One House Pew by the Rev Mr Sharp.

St Michael’s church Macclesfield registers

17 Nov 1785

husband buried at St Michael’s church Macclesfield: Mr Jonathan Hully Rainow

WILL OF (husband) JONATHAN HULLEY OF RAINOW