Ches03- Descendants of Jasper Howley born 1667

Notes

3. Alice Howley

Note: no baptism record has been found for this person.

1722 10 Oct - marriage settlement with Thos. Saunders - source lost.

1738 7 Feb - son William and dau Rebecca shown on will of grandfather Jasper Hooley who died 1742.

Note: The above information implies that Alice Smallwood nee Howley died before 1738.

Samuel Smallwood

1738 7 Feb - son William and dau Rebecca shown on will of grandfather Jasper Hooley who died 1742.

Note: The above information implies that Alice Smallwood nee Howley died before 1738.

1743 8 Apr - beneficiary to will of father-in-law Jasper Hooley.

15. William Smallwood

1738 7 Feb - shown on will of grandfather Jasper Hooley who died 1742.
1745 9 May - beneficiary to will of uncle Thomas Hooley who was buried at St Michaels' church
Macclesfield on 19 Sep 1744.

16. Rebecca Smallwood

1738 7 Feb - shown on will of grandfather Jasper Hooley who died 1742.
1745 9 May - beneficiary to will of uncle Thomas Hooley who was buried at St Michaels' church
Macclesfield on 19 Sep 1744.

5. Elizabetha Hooley

1695 20 May - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Elizabetha filia Jaspar Hooley de Macc.

1711 05 May - ANCESTRY APPRENTICE RECORDS 1710-1811
Master's Name Trade Apprentice's Name Location Details
Henry Frodsham Surgeon Elizabeth Hooley Chester d. of Jasper Hooley of Macclesfield
& wife Elizabeth Alderman

1734 23 Sep - Marriage Licence - list only
John Hulley Rainow - Elizabeth Hulley Macclesfield. Location of Marriage - Sutton

1734 24 Sep - married by licence at Sutton: John Hulley & Elizabeth Hulley both of Macclesfield.

1743 6 Apr - beneficiary to will of father Jasper Hooley who was buried at St Michaels' church
Macclesfield on 4 Jul 1742.

1745 9 May - beneficiary to will of brother Thomas Hooley who was buried at St Michaels' church
Macclesfield on 19 Sep 1744.

John Hulley or Hooley

1700 19 Dec - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Joannes filius Jonathan Hooley de Ranow.

1734 23 Sep - Marriage Licence - list only
John Hulley Rainow - Elizabeth Hulley Macclesfield. Location of Marriage - Sutton

1734 24 Sep - married by licence at Sutton: John Hulley & Elizabeth Hulley both of Macclesfield.

1737 - SC 2/346/12 Proclamations for Surrenders 27 paper ms
6 - John Stonehewer of Macclesfield Gent Jasper Hulley of the One House in Rainow Gent & William
Worthington of Parklane Macclesfield Tanner surrendered messuage etc in Bollington Occupied by Wm
Worthington decd father of the sd Wm Worthington (party hereto) and now in possession of Edward
Redditch - granted unto the said Jasper Hulley and John Hulley of Macclesfield Malster their heirs etc
see pics 3376-79.
1739 23 Jun - SC 2/335/10 Declarations (Hundred)
To Witt For William Lawton plaintiff against Joseph Hooley [Gentleman] (crossed out) John Hooley and
Robert Daniels Defendants in a Plea of takeing & Unjustly Detaineing and so forth. (Dated Twenty Third
day of June in the Twelfth Year of George the Second at Underbank, Stockport) Second m - defendants
claim that the Declaration is uncertain and wants form.

1744-45 - SC 2/347/4 Proclamations for Surrenders 25 paper ms
4 - Nathaniel Broadhurst & Ann his wife Paul Mason the younger cloth dresser of Hurdsfield Philip
Holland & Mary his wife John Hulley of Maccld. Malster surrendered messge & dwellinghouse etc in Part
of Roewood estate in Hurdsfield - granted unto Francis Nicholson of Maccfd. Apothecary See pic 3613. 18 - Francis Jackson of Rainow yeom. & others surrendered messuages Cottages or Dwelling Houses
in Rainow at or near Leehole late in the possession or occupation of Edward Pott Mary his wife and now
or late in the several Tenancies or Occupations of the s. John Jackson Ralph Jackson John Holland
Jesper Hulley Hugh Heyes and Martha Swindells Spinster plus other land - granted to Daniel Nixon of
Endon Stafford Gent Thomas Warburton of Maccfd. Chapman John Hulley of the same place Malster
Exors & Devisees of Wm. Blagg late of Hurdsfield Gent decd. See pics 3617-20
20 - Daniel Nixon of Endon Stafford Gent Thomas Warburton of Maccfd. Chapman John Hulley of the
same place Malster Exors & Devisees of Wm. Blagg late of Hurdsfield Gent decd. Surrendered land etc
at Rainow - granted unto Frances Worth of Maccfd. Widdow. See pics 3621-25
1746-47 - SC 2/347/5 Proclamations for Surrenders 39 paper ms
26 - James Hulme of Capestone Gent and Alexander Hollock of Nether Knutsford Yeoman who
survived Jasper Hulley Hooley late of Macclesfield Alderman deceased To which said Jasper Hooley
and Alexander Hollock and their Heirs the Messuages Lands and Heredictaments were Granted to by
and upon the Surrender thereof from the said James Hulme to such uses as he the said James Hulme
by any his writing or last will and Testament in Writing should limit and appoint) surrendered
Messuages & tenements in Winckle called Graisley in occupation of Robert Hulm and Roger Pott and
now or late in the holding of Henry Farrall and that Messuage called Gardiners’ House also messuages
in possession of John Mitchell and John Goodfellow. Granted To John Hulley of the Mill Street
Macclesfield Dealer in Malt. Jasper Hulley - one of three Copyholders - see pics 3639-41.
1747 20 Oc t - SC 2/319/1 Court Leet of the Manor and Forest - Forest Constables (inc.) Hurdsfield - John Hulley (new
juror)

1748 May - Access to Archives binder - The King’s School, Macclesfield - Title Deeds; Leases Macclesfield -
Broken Cross - File - William Johnson, Jul. 1742; John Hulley, May 1748 ref. SP3/19/40.

1753 11 Apr - Access to Archives binder Macclesfield, King Edward Street Chapel. Catalogue re. EUC3 - Buildings -
Martineau Hall Trust Deeds - ref EUC 3/20 File - Deed to lead to Uses of a Fine. -ref EUC 3/20/7 (1)
William Delves, of Newbold Astbury, yeo., and wife Elizabeth, Jasper Hulley of the End House in Rainow,
gent., Daniel Johnson of Gawsworth, husb. and wife Elizabeth (late Elizabeth Sherwin), Josiah Smale of
Macclesfield, cordwainer, and wife Elizabeth, Elizabeth Johnson and Elizabeth Smale being nieces and
devisees in will of Elizabeth Smallwood nee Hartless, dec., late wife of Philip Smallwood of Macclesfield,
miller, dec., dau. and heir of Mary Bredbury of same, wid., dec., who was sister of Elizabeth Smallwood,
Joseph Perry of Macclesfield, weaver, dau. of Richard Gregory as in EUC 3/1, whose sole heir is now
Joseph Perry, (2) Daniel Eccles of Macclesfield, grocer, John Hulley of same, malster.
Mess. and part of a mess. (cellar, parlour, chamber over parlour in Mill Street in Macclesfield; room
adjoining called the sitting room and the chamber over it; all late in occ. of Josiah Smale and Ralph
Shrigley, now in possession of Jasper Hulley who purchased prem. from Martha Nixon, the other sister
of Elizabeth Smallwood, and her son William Nixon.
Prem. I to be to use of (2); prem.II to be to use of Jasper Hulley; moiety of prem.III to be to same, he
having lately purchased one moiety from Martha and William Dixon, the other from Daniel and Elizabeth
Johnson; the other moiety of prem.III to be to uses as directed by Josia and Elizabeth Smale; prem.IV to
be to use of Joseph Perry.
1753 21 Apr - File - Final Concord - ref EUC 3/20/20/8 Pl. Daniel Eccles and John Hulley; def. William Delves and wife
Elizabeth Jasper Hulley, gent., Daniel Johnson and wife Elizabeth, Josiah Smale and wife Elizabeth,
Joseph Perry.

1757 17 Oct - appointed as Trustee in will of sister-in-law Elizabeth Hulley, wife of Jasper Hulley of Rainow - John
Hulley of Macclesfield Dealer in Malt.

1758 26 Apr - WILL OF MARY HULLEY OF MACCLESFIELD 1758 IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I MARY HULLEY of Macclesfield in the County of Chester Widow
allthough labouring at present under some indispositions of body yet being of sound and disposing
Memory and Understanding blessed be God for the same do make and ordain this my last Will and
Testament in manner and form following That is to say First I will and order that all my debts and funerall
expenses and the Charges of probate hereof be first paid out of my Personall estate Allso it is my Will
and mind and I do hereby give to HANNAH HANSON wife of the Reverend Mr. JONATHAN HANSON of
Macclesfield my Silver Tankard marked with the Letters in Case she happen to Survive me I allso give to
MARY RATHBONE daughter of JOSIAH RATHBONE of Macclesfield fifty pounds in Case she happen to
Survive me I allso give and devise to my Nephew THOMAS LITLER And to his heirs and Assigns All that
my Messuage or Dwelling house with its Appurtenances Situate and being in or near the Jordangate in
Macclesfield which I lately purchased from JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD All the rest residue and Remainder of
my Estate Reall and Personall whatsoever and wheresoever I Give Devise and bequeath to my said
Nephew THOMAS LITLER his heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns Charged and Chargeable
Nevertheless I do hereby charge my said Dwelling house and premises in Jordangate with the payment
of the Sume of eighteen pence a week weekly and every week to my old Servant EMM HILL during her
Naturall life And allso with the payment of two shillings a week weekly and every week to CHRISTOPHER
HOUGHTON of Middlewych during his Naturall life with full power and authority for the said EMM HILL &
CHRISTOPHER HOUGHTON or either of them from time to time to enter into the said dwelling house and
premises and distrain for Nonpayment thereof and I do hereby Nominate and Appoint JASPER HULLEY
of Rainow in the County of Chester Gentleman and JOHN HULLEY of the Millstreet in Macclesfield
Gentleman Executors hereof And I do hereby revoke all former or other Will or Wills by me at any time o times heretofore made and declare this only to be my last Will and Testament IN WITNESSE whereof I
have hereunto Set my hand and Seal this twenty Sixth day of Aprill in the year of our Lord one thousand
Seven hundred and fifty eight.

Signed Sealed published and
declared by the said Testatrix
as and for her last Will and her
Testament in the presence
of us who have Subscribed our
names as witnesses thereto in MARY X HULLEY the presence of the said Testatrix the Legacy of Six pouse a week to Widow
BADDILEY during her Naturall life being mark and Seal first scored or raized out with a pen and the words JOHN HULLEY of the Millstreet
in Macclesfield Gentleman being first interlined, and the words, the said THOMAS
LITLER being allso first Scored out in the presence of us.

WM. YOUNG
JOHN MACOM
H. HALL

1758 25 Sep - SC 2/347/13 Proclamations for Surrenders 20 paper ms 5 - Jasper Hulley of Rainow Gent surrendered messuage etc in Rainow at or near a place called
Edsbury Lane late in holding of Peter Billing his tenants or Undertenants and now in the holding of the
sd Jasper Hulley containing seven acres of land also that messuage etc in Rainow in the holding of Edward Walker and now in the possession of the sd Jasper Hulley containing sixteen acres of land and
also all those other Messuages etc in Hurdsfield in the several tenures holdings or occupations of
Edward Barber Thomas Plant Widdow Ollerenshaw Samuel Boothby and John Clark and now in the
possession of the sd Jasper Hulley which said last mentioned premises were purchased by the sd
Jasper Hulley from Wm. Sherwin And also that cottage etc in Rainow late in possession of Wm. Orme
and now in the possession of Jasper Hulley also that cottage etc in Rainow in the tenure holding or
occupation of Jonathan Hulley decd and now in the possession of Jasper Hulley also those closes or
parcels of land in Rainow called the Rowfields and Rushy Meadow late in the holding of Jonathan
Hulley decd and now in the holding or occupation of Jasper Hulley - GRANTED to John Hulley of Macclesfield Maltster & John Massey of Rainow afsd. Yeoman. See pics
3499-3503.
9 - John Hulme son & heir of James Hulme late of Copesthorne Gent decd John Hooley of Macclesfield
Button Merchant (son & heir of Jasper Hooley late of Macclesfield Alderman decd) Jasper Hulley of the
One House within Rainow Gent & John Hulley of Macclesfield afsd Maltster (at the request and by the
direction of the sd Joseph Hulme) surrendered that messuage in Winckle called Graisley in the holding
of Robert Hulme (late Grandson of the sd Joseph Hulme) & of Roger Potts late in the possession of
Henry Farnell as tenant to the said James Hulme and now in the occupation of William Johnson also that
cottage etc in Winckle called Gardener’s House also those two other cottages etc Formerly in the
possession of John Mitchell and John Goodfellow & now in the possession of Joseph Hulme - granted
unto Samuel Boyer of Newcastle under Lyme Stafford Gent.
This Proclamation made 1st Jan 1759 Surrender then pessed. Before Mr. Hird in the Mansion house of
John Hooley Button Merchant one of the Surrenderers. See pics 3504-06 (Checked to m9)

1759 03 Jan - JANUARY the THIRD in the YEAR of Our Lord 1759 JASPER HULLEY of Rainow in the County of
Chester Gentleman & JOHN HULLEY of Millstreet in Macclesfield Gentleman the Two Executors within
named took the Oath of an Executor in Common Form.
before Me JOHN BURSCOE Surrogate above £40.
1761-62 - SC 2/347/16 Proclamations for Surrenders 20 paper ms 12 - Eliz. Blagg of the Fence within Hurdsfield Spr. Only Daur & Heir at Law of Wm Blagg late of the same
place Gent decd Frances Norton of Macclesfield Widow Thomas Warburton of Macclesfield Gent and
John Hulley of the same place Malster wth sd Thos Warburton & John Hulley together with Daniel Nixon
late of Endon Stafford Gent decd now exhors & devisees of the last will & testmt of the sd Wm. Blagg
decd (at the request of & direction of the sd Eliz. Blagg) surrendered land etc within Hurdsfield called the
Common Closes and Cochers Closes - granted to John Stafford of Macclesfield Gent.
1762-63 - SC 2/348/1 Proclamations for Surrenders 36 paper ms
31 - Thos Litler must be first admitted to the premises undermentioned wch were surrendered to his Aunt
on or about ye 11th of June in the 2nd yr of his late Majesty King Geor. 2nd If etc Why Thomas Litler of
Macclesfield Innkeeper Nephew and heir at Law of Mary Hulley late of Macclesfield Widow decd to which
said Mary Hulley and her heirs the Messuage Lands & hered. Hereinafter mentioned were granted by
and upon the Surrender of John Moss of Sandbach Gentl. and Jasper Hulley of Rainow Gentl. Exors. of
the last Will and Testamt. of John Dean late of Rainow Gent. Decd May Not Surrender all that messuage
in Rainow called Bent in the possession of John Dean - granted unto Jasper Hulley and John Hulley of
Macclesfield Dealer in Malt etc see pics 3735-36
1763 07 Jul - SC 2/301/4 Halmote of the Manor and Forest
Ref 2 Thomas Litler of Macc Innkeeper Nephew and Heir at Law of Jasper Hulley late of Macc widow
deceased and Jasper Hulley of Rainow Gent. Exor of the last Will and Testament of John Deane late
Rainow Gent. Deceased surrendered the Bent in Rainow late in the holding of John Deane and now in
the possession of Jasper Hulley his assigns or under-tenants granted unto Jasper Hulley and to John
Hulley of Macc Malster. See pics 2814-21

1771 19 Aug - Public Advertiser - from the London Gazette, July 60 Bankrupts (inc.) John Hulley, of Macclesfield,
Cheshire Malster, to surrender Sept. 13, 14, 28, at the Kings Arms in Macclesfield.

1771 23 Aug - Derby Mercury
BANKRUPTS - John Hulley, of Macclesfield, in Cheshire, Malster. To appear Sept. 13, 14, and 28, at the
King's Arms, in Macclesfield.

1771 26 Nov - Manchester Mercury At the King's Arms, in Macclesfield, in the County of Chester, on Monday the 30th day of December
1771, between the hours of two and six in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions then and there to be
produc'd,
Lot 1. A Messuage and TENEMENT, with a Garden, Barn, Stable, & other conven--ient Outbuildings, in
good Repair, and several Closes of Land, thereunto belonging, containing in the whole Nine Cheshire
Acres, or thereabouts, situate at Broken Cross within Macclesfield aforesaid, now in the occupation of
Samuel Goodwin, (who has a Term therein for 15 Years from Lady-day next) at the Yearly Rent of 35l.
subject to Taxes and Repairs.
The Premises which were late the Estate of John Hulley, a Bankrupt, are held by Lease from the
Governors of the Free Grammar School, in Macclesfield, for the term of two Lives, subject to a reserved
Rent of 2l per Annum.

1772 05 Oct - SC 2/336/3 Declarations (Hundred)
For Harry Lankford and John Brocklehurst [Assignees of the Estate and Effects of John Hulley a
Bankrupt] according to the Form of the Statutes Plaintiffs against John Lowe Defendant in a plea of
Trespass upon the Case to the Damage of Thirty Nine Shilling. Dated 5 October in the Twelfth Year of
the reign of George III at Stockport etc. Ditto against Ralph Ward
Ditto against William Hall
For John Lowe Defendant at the Suit of Harry Lankford and John Brocklehurst Assignees of thr Estate
and Effects of John Hulley a Bankrupt. In a Plea of Trespass upon the Case to the Damage of Thirty Nine
Shillings.

1772 26 Dec - London Gazette - The Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued forth against
John Hulley, of Macclesfield in the County of Chester, Malster, intend to meet on the 222nd Day of
January next, at Two o’Clock in the Afternoon, at the House of Thomas Birchinall, known by the Name or
Sign of the King’s Arms, situated in Macclesfield, aforesaid, in order to make a Dividend of the said
Bankrupt’s Estate and Effects; when and where the Creditors, who have not already proved their Debts,
can come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the Benefit of the said Dividend. And all
Persons, who have made any Claims, are to come and prove the same, or they will be disallowed. And
the Creditors are to consent to the commencing and prosecuting one or more Suits at Law or in Equity by
the Assignees, and to impower them to compound Debts owing to the said Bankrupt’s Estate, or to
submit the same to Arbitration. see SC 2/336

1772 Dec 29 - Middlesex Journal or Universal Evening Post - Dividend is to be made (inc.) John Hulley, of
Macclesfield, Cheshire, Malster, the 22d of January at two, at the King’s Arms, in Macclesfield. (also in
the Morning Chronicle and London Advertiser Wed. Dec 30th 1772)

1773 13 Sep - SC 2/343/1 Entry Book
Wright Harry Lankford and John Brocklehurst Assignees of the Estate and Effects of John Hulley a
Bankrupt Plts 2s 8d
. 2s 3d Agst Thomas Henshaw Deft. Case £3
Wright The same Plaintiff agst. James Smale Deft. Case £5 2s 8d
Agreed 2s 3d
1773 06 Dec - return 3 Jan Wright Atty. Hundred Harry Lankford & John Brocklehurst Assignees of the Estate and
Effects of John Hulley a Bankrupt
1s 4d 0s 2d Agst William Hall Deft Case £39
1773 03 Dec - Lloyd’s Evening Post - Dividend is to be made to Creditors (including). John Hulley, at Macclesfield, in
Cheshire, Malster, at 3 Afternoon, at the Kings Arms, in Macclesfield. (also in the London Chronicle or
Universal Evening Post and London Evening Post Sat. Dec 4th 1773).

1774 20 Jun - SC 2/343/1 Entry Book
Defendant says nothing therefore &c. Wright Atty. Hundred Harry Lankford & John Brocklehurst
Assignees of the Estate and Effects of John Hulley a Bankrupt Plt. 5s 4d 2s 3d John Barton deft.
Case £10
1774 20 Jun - Jackson Harry Lankford & John Brocklehurst Assignees of the Estate and Effects of John Hulley a
Bankrupt Case £40
Agst Thomas Foden Agreed
1774 21 Jun - Deft. says nothing therefore &c Wright Atty. Hundred Harry Lankford & John Brocklehurst Assignees of
the Estate and Effects of John Hulley a Bankrupt 0s 2d Agst Ralph Wood Deft. Case £39

1775 SC 2/348/8 Proclamations for Surrenders 22 paper ms
11 - John Hulley of Macclesfield Malster 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

1777 29 Dec - died at Macclesfield - see monumental inscription below.

1777 31 Dec - Christ Church Macclesfield registers: burial: John Hooley Alderman Macclesfield 77

1777 31 Dec - buried at Christ church Macclesfield: Ref 59. (JOHN) HULLEY Alderman of Macclesfield died Dec 29th
1777 aged 77 years. Also REBECCA HULLEY dau. of JOHN HULLEY died 24th Oct 1817 aged 70 years
(?).

1808 29 Jul - Administration of Estate granted to dau Rebecca:
KNOW all men by these presents, that we REBECCA HULLEY, spinster and ELIZABETH HOLLAND,
widow and PETER FOWLER, sexton all of Macclesfield in the parish of Prestbury in the County and
Diocese of Chester are holden and firmly bound unto the Right Reverend Father in God Henry WILLIAM
by divine Permission, Lord Bishop of CHESTER in the sum of Forty Pounds of good and lawful money of
Great-Britain and Ireland, current in that part of the said Kingdom, called ENGLAND, to be paid unto the
said Right Reverend Father. his lawful attorney, executors, administrators, or assigns: To which payment
well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, and every of us, severally for and in the whole, our heirs,
executors, and administrators, and the heirs, executors, and administrators of every of us, firmly by these
Presents. SEALED with our Seals, and dated the Twenty Ninth day of July in the Forty eighth year of the
reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, King, defender of the faith, and in the year of our Lord God, one thousand eight hundred and
eight.

THE CONDITION of this Obligation is such, that if the above bounden REBECCA HULLEY, the natural
and lawful daughter, and next of Kin and ADMINISTRATrix of all and singular the goods, chattells, and
credits of JOHN HULLEY late of Macclesfield in the parish of Prestbury in the County and Diocese of
Chester, Malt Man, deceased, do make or cause to be made, a true and perfect inventory of all and
singular the goods, chattells, and credits of the said deceased, which have or shall come to the hands,
possession, or knowledge of her the said REBECCA HULLEY or into the hands or possession of any
person or persons for her uses and the same, so made, do exhibit or cause to be exhibited into the
Registry of the Consistory Court of Chester at or before the Twenty ninth day of January next ensuing:
And the same goods, chattells, and credits of the said deceased, at the time of his death, which at any
time after shall come to the hands or possession of the said REBECCA HULLEY or into the hands or
possession of any other person or persons for her do well and truly administer according to law; and
further do make, or cause to be made, a true and just account of her said Administration, at or before the
Twenty ninth day of July which shall be in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and nine and
all the rest and residue of the said goods, chattells, and credits, which shall be found remaining upon the
said Administratrix's account, the same being first examined and allowed of by the judge or judges for the
time being of the said court, shall deliver and pay unto such person or persons respectively, as the said
judge or judges, by his or their decree or sentence, pursuant to the true intent and meaning of an act of
parliament, made in the two-and-twentieth and three-and-twentieth years of the reign of his late majesty
KING CHARLES the second, entitled, An act for the better settling Intestates estates, shall limit and
appoint. And if it shall hereafter appear, that any last will and testament was made by the said deceased,
and the executor or executors therein named, do exhibit the same unto the said court making request to
have it allowed and approved accordingly, if the said REBECCA HULLEY above bounden, being
thereunto required, do render and deliver the said letters of administration, (approbation of such
testament being first had and made in the said Court) then this obligation to be void and of none effect, or
else to remain in full force and virtue.

Sealed & delivered
in the presence of
LAN HEAPY R Hulley
Surrogate Elizth Holland X her mark
And seal
Peter Fowler

18. William Hulley

1738 9 Jun - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: William son of John Hulley Aldr. of Macc.
1739 25 Mar - buried at St Michael's church Macclesfield: William son of John Hulley Aldr.

19. Rebecca Hulley

1739 13 Sep - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Rebecca Dr. of John Hulley Aldr. of
Macc.
1745 09 May - beneficiary to will of uncle Thomas Hooley who was buried at St Michaels' church
Macclesfield on 19 Sep 1744.
1808 29 Jul - Administration of father's estate granted to dau Rebecca:
KNOW all men by these presents, that we REBECCA HULLEY, spinster and ELIZABETH
HOLLAND, widow and PETER FOWLER, sexton all of Macclesfield in the parish of
Prestbury in the County and Diocese of Chester are holden and firmly bound unto the
Right Reverend Father in God Henry WILLIAM by divine Permission, Lord Bishop of
CHESTER in the sum of Forty Pounds of good and lawful money of Great-Britain and
Ireland, current in that part of the said Kingdom, called ENGLAND, to be paid unto the
said Right Reverend Father. his lawful attorney, executors, administrators, or assigns:
To which payment well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, and every of us,
severally for and in the whole, our heirs, executors, and administrators, and the heirs,
executors, and administrators of every of us, firmly by these Presents. SEALED with our
Seals, and dated the Twenty Ninth day of July in the Forty eighth year of the reign of our
Sovereign Lord GEORGE by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, King, defender of the faith, and in the year of our Lord God, one thousand
eight hundred and eight.
THE CONDITION of this Obligation is such, that if the above bounden REBECCA
HULLEY, the natural and lawful daughter, and next of Kin and ADMINISTRATrix of all
and singular the goods, chattells, and credits of JOHN HULLEY late of Macclesfield in
the parish of Prestbury in the County and Diocese of Chester, Malt Man, deceased, do
make or cause to be made, a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods,
chattells, and credits of the said deceased, which have or shall come to the hands,
possession, or knowledge of her the said REBECCA HULLEY or into the hands or
possession of any person or persons for her uses and the same, so made, do exhibit or
cause to be exhibited into the Registry of the Consistory Court of Chester at or before
the Twenty ninth day of January next ensuing: And the same goods, chattells, and
credits of the said deceased, at the time of his death, which at any time after shall come
to the hands or possession of the said REBECCA HULLEY or into the hands or
possession of any other person or persons for her do well and truly administer
according to law; and further do make, or cause to be made, a true and just account of
her said Administration, at or before the Twenty ninth day of July which shall be in the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and nine and all the rest and residue of
the said goods, chattells, and credits, which shall be found remaining upon the said
Administratrix's account, the same being first examined and allowed of by the judge or
judges for the time being of the said court, shall deliver and pay unto such person or
persons respectively, as the said judge or judges, by his or their decree or sentence,
pursuant to the true intent and meaning of an act of parliament, made in the
two-and-twentieth and three-and-twentieth years of the reign of his late majesty KING
CHARLES the second, entitled, An act for the better settling Intestates estates, shall limit
and appoint. And if it shall hereafter appear, that any last will and testament was made
by the said deceased, and the executor or executors therein named, do exhibit the
same unto the said court making request to have it allowed and approved accordingly, if
the said REBECCA HULLEY above bounden, being thereunto required, do render and
deliver the said letters of administration, (approbation of such testament being first had
and made in the said Court) then this obligation to be void and of none effect, or else to
remain in full force and virtue.
Sealed & delivered
in the presence of
LAN HEAPY R Hulley
Surrogate Elizth Holland X her mark
And seal
Peter Fowler
1817 06 Oct - made Will:
This is the Last Will and Testament of me REBECCA HULLEY of Macclesfield in the
County of Chester Spinster made and published as follows, that is to say, first I direct
that all my just Debts Funeral Expenses and the Charge of the Probate of this my will be
paid be my Executrix hereinafter named out of my own personal Estate and Effects. I
give and bequeath to my Niece MISS MARTHA LEGH All and every the Sum and Sums
of Money of which I shall be possessed or in any manner entitled unto at the Time of my
decease Together with the Security and Securities for the Same Upon Trust to place the
same Sums out at Interest upon Government, real or good personal securities as she
my said Niece shall in her direction think proper to answer the purposes of the Several
Legacies or Sums of Money by me hereinafter given and bequeathed and I hereby
empower my said Niece from time to time to call in the said sums and again place out
the same upon other securities as she shall think proper and most advantageous for
the persons for whose benefit the same are given and bequeathed. I give and bequeath
to FRANCES the widow of EDWARD PRICE for her Life the interest of the Sum of One
Hundred and fifty pounds and upon her decease I give and bequeath the principal of
the said Sum of one Hundred and fifty pounds to EDWARD and RICHARD the children
of the said FRANCES PRICE by her late husband the said EDWARD PRICE equally
between them in case they shall then be of age but if not of age them upon their
attainment of the age of Twenty one years and I direct the Interest of the said Sum of
One hundred and fifty pounds to be paid and applied in their Maintenance until their
attainment to the age of Twenty one years and in case either of them the said EDWARD
and RICHARD shall happen to die before becoming intitled to his share of the said
Sum of one hundred and Fifty pounds and without leaving lawful Issue him surviving
Then I give and bequeath the whole of the Said Sum of One hundred and Fifty pounds
to the Survivor but in case either of them so happen to die and shall leave lawful Issue
him surviving then I give and bequeath the share which the Father of such Issue would
have been intitled to if living unto his Issue and I direct the Interest thereof to be paid
and applied in and towards their maintenance and support during their respective
minorities and the Principal of such Share I direct To be paid to them on their attaining
the age of Twenty one years if more than one such Issue and if but one then I give and
bequeath the same to such only child upon his or her attainment to he age of Twenty
one years Provided always That in case both the children of the said FRANCES the
widow of the said EDWARD PRICE should happen to die before becoming intitled to
the said Sum of One hundred and Fifty pounds and that without leaving lawful Issue or
leaving such all of them shall also die under the age of Twenty one years then I give
and bequeath the interest of the said Sum of One hundred and fifty pounds unto my
Niece the said MARTHA LEGH and her assigns for her Life and after her death I give
and bequeath the Principal of the said Sum of One hundred and fifty pounds unto the
children of my two Nieces HANNAH TURNER and REBECCA TURNER equally share
and share alike in the same manner and with such benefit of Survivorship and
Limitations to Issue as hereinbefore mentioned respecting the children of the said
FRANCES PRICE. I give and bequeath to HANNAH the wife of GEORGE FROST of
Macclesfield Joiner and her assigns for life the Interest of the further Sum of One
hundred and fifty pounds and upon her decease I give and bequeath the Principal of
the said last mentioned Sum of One hundred and fifty pounds unto and equally
amongst all and every the Children of the said HANNAH by the said GEORGE FROST
her husband to be paid to them upon their attainment to the Age of Twenty one years
and in case they shall any one of them be under that Age before their Mother’s death
then I direct their shares to be also applied in their Maintenance and support during
their minorities and to be paid to them on attaining that age with the like benefit of
Survivorship and with such Limitations to their Issue as hereinbefore mentioned
respecting the shares of the children of the said FRANCES PRICE. I give and
bequeath unto my Niece HANNAH TURNER the widow of JAMES TURNER and her
assigns for her life the Interest of the Sum of Fifty pounds. I also give and bequeath
to the four children of REBECCA the late wife of GEORGE TURNER the Sum of One
hundred and fifty pounds and I direct the Interest thereof to be applied in their
Maintenance during their respective minorities in case they shall be under age at the
Time of my death and the Principal to be equally divided between them on their
respective attainments to the age of Twenty one years with the like benefit of
Survivorship and with such Limitations to their Issue as before mentioned concerning
the shares of the children of the said FRANCES PRICE and I also give and bequeath to
them the said four children of the said REBECCA the late Wife of the said GEORGE
TURNER the said Sum of fifty pounds (the Interest whereof I have given to my said
Niece HANNAH TURNER for life) to be paid and applied to such children and their
Issue in the same manner as I have directed the said Sum of One hundred and fifty
pounds to be paid and applied to them and for their benefit. I give devise and
bequeath to the said MARTHA LEGH and her assigns my Pew in Macclesfield Old
Church for and during the Term of her natural life and upon her decease I give devise
and bequeath the same to the said four Children of the said REBECCA TURNER TO
hold to them and their heirs for ever as Tenants in common and not as joint Tenants. I
also give and bequeath to the said MARTHA LEGH all and every my Security and
Securities on the chapel Turnpike Road together with all Interest which shall be due
owing and belonging to me at the Time of my decease to and for her own use and
disposal absolutely And it is my will and mind and I do hereby direct my Executors as
soon as may be conveniently after my decease to sell and dispose of all and singular
my household Goods and Furniture and Household Effects of any description
whatsoever either by Public Auction or Private Treaty and as to the money thereby
arising and as to all and singular other the Personal Estate and Effects of which I may
die possessed (not heretofore by me given and disposed of ) I do give and bequeath
the same as follows, that is to say, I give and bequeath one Guinea to each of the
three Daughters of the said REBECCA TURNER and all the rest residue and
remainder thereof I give and bequeath to the said MARTHA LEGH FRANCES PRICE
HANNAH TURNER and HANNAH FROST to be equally divided between then share
and share alike and in case of the death of any of them I give and bequeath the
Share of her or them so dying to the Survivors or Survivor of them ands I appoint the
said MARTHA LEGH Executrix of this my Will and direct that she shall be allowed all
Expenses which she shall put to in the Execution thereof and that she shall not be
answerable or accountable for more money than shall actually come to her hands
and possession nor for any loss that may be sustained in placing the said Trust
monies out at Interest provided the same be not occasioned by or through her wilful
Default or Neglect And hereby revoking at former Wills by me at any time heretofore
made I declare this to be my last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I have to
the two first sheets of this my Will (which is contained in three sheets of paper) set
my hand and to this last Sheet thereof my hand and Seal this Sixth day of October in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventeen.
Seal of
Signed Sealed Published and declared by the The X Mark and
Said REBECCA HULLEY the Testator as and for her
Last Will and Testament in the presence of us who REBECCA HULLEY
At her Request, in her presence and in the presence
Of each other have hereunto subscribed our Names
As Witnesses

WILLIAM MARSHALL
JAMES ORME
PETER BROWNE
Separate sheet
The Twenty first day of November 1817.
MARTHA LEGH the Executrix in this Will named,
was sworn in Common form, and she further made
oath that the personal Estate and Effects of the Testatrix
within the Diocese of Chester were under the value
of Three hundred Pounds
before me
Lawrence Heapy
The Testatrix died Surrogate
The Twenty fourth day
Of October 1817.
Probate Issued
Date 21st November 1817
1817 27 Oct - buried at Christ church Macclesfield: Ref 59. (JOHN) HULLEY Alderman of
Macclesfield died Dec 29th 1777 aged 77 years. Also REBECCA HULLEY dau. of
JOHN HULLEY died 24th Oct 1817 aged 78 years.
1817 30 Oct - buried at Christ church Macclesfield: Rebecca Hulley Macclesfield 78

6. Jaspar Hooley

THIS PERSON IS A DESCENDANT OF THE ONE HOUSE FAMILY IN RAINOW, NEAR MACCLESFIELD.

CONTACT THE WEBMASTER (BY USING THE "CONTACT ME" LINK ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE HOME PAGE) FOR DETAILS OF 8 GENERATIONS BACK TO 1488.

1697 1 Apr - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Jaspar filius Jaspari Hooley de Macc.

B 4 Docket Books (Bankrupcy records)
B 4/5 1725 June to 1727 June
Hulley Jasper refs 229, 281
1726 11 Jan - Late of Cannon Street London Warehouseman - see pic Disc 1 Photos - FH Work - TNA - Bankruptcy

1727 14 Apr - Late of East Cheap London Warehouseman - see pic Disc 1 Photos - FH Work - TNA - Bankruptcy

1727 18 Apr - London Gazette
Whereas a Commission of Bankrupt is awarded against Jasper Hulley, late of Eastcheap, London,
Warehouseman, and he being declared a Bankrupt ; is hereby required to surrender himself to the
Commissioners on the 16th Instant, and on the 5th and 22d of May next, at Three in the Afternoon, at
Guildhall, London; at the second of which Sittings the Creditors are to come prepared to prove their
Debts, pay Contribution-Money, and ch...e Assignees. And all Persons indebted to the said Bankrupt, or
that have any Goods or Effects of his in their Hands, are desired to give Notice thereof to Mr. John
Handley, Attorney, near the New Church, in Spittlefields, London.

1727 29 Apr - British Journal - Since our last LIST the following Persons have been declared
Bankrupt (Incl) Jasper Hulley, late of Eastcheap, Warehouseman.

1727 06 May - London Gazette - Whereas Jasper Hulley, late of Eastcheap, London, arehouseman, hath
surrendered himself (pursuant to Notice), and being twice examined; this is to give Notice, that he will
attend the Commissioners on the said Instant, at Three in the Afternoon, at Guildhall, London, to finish
his Examination; when and where the Creditors are come prepared to prove their Debts, pay
Contribution Money, and object, if they think fit, against the Commissioners signing his Certificate in
order for his Discharge.

1727 16 Sep - London Gazette whereas the acting Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt awarded against
Jasper Hulley, late of East-Cheap, London, Warehouseman, have certified to the Right Honourable
Peter Lord King, Baron of Ockham, Lord High Chancellor, of Great Britain, that the said Jasper Hulley
hath in all Things conformed himself according to the Directions of the several Acts of Parliament made
concerning Bankrupts; This is to give Notice that his Certificate will be allowed and confirmed as the
said Acts direct unless Cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the 9th of October next.

Note : the above 4 entries are considered to relate to this Jasper Hulley/Hooley. The only other Jasper
Hulleys alive at this time were his father Jasper Howley ex mayor of Macclesfield, and the Jasper Hulley
of the One House, who was a practising solicitor at this time.

1741 17 Nov - buried at St Anne's church, Blackfriars, London: Jasper Hulley L.G. (Lower Ground?) 49 (ie born c 1692)

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1737 12 Jul - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Jasper Hoolley & Ann Barton.

1737 30 Nov - son Samuel baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Samuel son of Jasper
Hulley of Ranow.

1738 07 Feb - Extract from "Rainow in the Olden Time" - Newspaper articles by Walter Smith in 1930s.
Harrison House - A house was built on the parcel of land conveyed to Jasper Hooley in 1731 and is
mentioned in a deed dated 1738 Feb 7, as “all that messuage, burgage, or tenement commonly called
or known as Harrison’s House situate and being at or in a certain place in Macclesfield called the
“Waters”.
This property was bequeathed by Jasper Hooley to his son, Jasper. (see Ches03-001) His two sons,
Thomas (Ches03-310) and John (Ches03-309), and his daughter Rebecca (Ches03-311), were the
executors of the will which was proved in 1743. Jasper, Jr. died and the property went to Thomas.
In 1744 Thomas Hooley gives and devises to his brother, John, the dwelling house at the Waters called
Harrison’s.
Harrison’s House in Clock Alley and this locality was called “Waters” as well as that called “Waters” at
the present Day. Clock Alley crosses the bottom of Waterloo Street and Fence Street.

1740 18 Jul - son Thomas baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Thomas son of Jasper Hulley Ranow.

1742 10 Apr - dau Susanna baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Susanna dau of Jasper Hulley Ranow.

1743 6 Apr - beneficiary to will of father Jasper Hooley who was buried at St Michaels' church Macclesfield on 4 Jul
1742.

1745 24 Feb - son Josiah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah s of Jasper Hulley ((IGI)

1745 25 Mar - dau Susannah buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Susannah dau of Jasper Hulley Hurdsfield.

1747 25 Oct - dau Esther baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Esther dau of Jasper Hooley Ranow.

1750 08 Jul - son James baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: James son of Jasper Hulley Ranow.

1752 07 Jun - dau Mary baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mary dau of Jasper Hulley Rainow.

1755 12 Jan - son John baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: John son of Jasper Hulley Rainow (at Rainow)

1756 04 Apr - son Jasper baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Jasper son of Jasper Hooley Rainow.

1764 15 Jul - son Josiah buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Josiah Hulley Collier Rainow.

1778 30 Jan - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Jasper Hulley Hurdsfield.

Ann Barton

1737 12 Jul - married at St Peter's church Prestbury: Jasper Hoolley & Ann Barton.

1737 30 Nov - son Samuel baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Samuel son of Jasper
Hulley of Ranow.

1740 18 Jul - son Thomas baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Thomas son of Jasper
Hulley Ranow.

1742 10 Apr - dau Susanna baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Susanna dau of Jasper
Hulley Ranow.

1745 24 Feb - son Josiah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah s of Jasper Hulley
((IGI)

1747 25 Oct - dau Esther baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Esther dau of Jasper Hooley
Ranow.

1750 08 Jul - son James baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: James son of Jasper Hulley
Ranow.

1752 07 Jun - dau Mary baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mary dau of Jasper Hulley
Rainow.

1755 12 Jan - son John baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: John son of Jasper Hulley
Rainow (at Rainow)

1756 04 Apr - son Jasper baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Jasper son of Jasper Hooley
Rainow.

1787 20 Jan - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Ann Hooley Widow paup. Hurdsfield.

22. Susanna Hulley

1743 10 Apr - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Susanna Dr of Jasper Hulley of Ranow.
1745 25 Mar - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Susannah dau of Jasper Hulley Hurdsfield.

23. Josiah Hulley

1745 24 Feb - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Josiah son of Jasper Hulley of Hurdsfield. .
1764 15 Jul - buried at St Peter's church Prestbury: Josiah Hulley Collier Rainow.

24. Esther Hulley

1747 25 Oct - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Esther Dr. of Jasper Hooley of Rainow.
1785 30 Mar - ?married at St Michael's church Macclesfield: William Pyatt Twister & Esther Hooley
both of Macclesfield.

William Pyatt

1785 30 Mar - ?married at St Michael's church Macclesfield: William Pyatt Twister & Esther Hooley
both of Macclesfield.

26. Mary Hulley

1752 07 Jun - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mary dau of Jasper Hulley Rainow.
1764 - buried - source lost

9. Joannes Hooley

1705 12 Apr - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Joannes filius Jaspari Hooley de Macc.

1736 10 May - Memorandum that John Hulley son of Alderman Jasper Hulley of Macclesfield hath
purchased half of a pew &c.

1738 07 Feb - Extract from "Rainow in the Olden Time" - Newspaper articles by Walter Smith in 1930s.
Harrison House - A house was built on the parcel of land conveyed to Jasper Hooley in 1731 and is
mentioned in a deed dated 1738 Feb 7, as “all that messuage, burgage, or tenement commonly called
or known as Harrison’s House situate and being at or in a certain place in Macclesfield called the
“Waters”.
This property was bequeathed by Jasper Hooley to his son, Jasper. (see Ches03-001) His two sons,
Thomas (Ches03-310) and John (Ches03-309), and his daughter Rebecca (Ches03-311), were the
executors of the will which was proved in 1743. Jasper, Jr. died and the property went to Thomas.
In 1744 Thomas Hooley gives and devises to his brother, John, the dwelling house at the Waters called
Harrison’s.
Harrison’s House in Clock Alley and this locality was called “Waters” as well as that called “Waters” at
the present Day. Clock Alley crosses the bottom of Waterloo Street and Fence Street.

1741-42 - Mayor of Macclesfield

1743 6 Apr - beneficiary to will of father Jasper Hooley who was buried at St Michaels' church Macclesfield on 4 Jul
1742.

1744 21 Jun - married at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mr John Hooley of Macclesfield & Mrs Mary Clowes of
Macclesfield.

1745 9 May - beneficiary to will of brother Thomas Hooley who was buried at St Michaels' church
Macclesfield on 19 Sep 1744.

1748-49 - Mayor of Macclesfield

1749 27 May - dau Mary baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mary dau of John Hooley
Mayor of Macc.

1755 12 Mar - dau Hannah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Hannah dau of Mr.Aldern.
Hooley in Chester-gate.

1758 16 May - Access to Archives (A2A) - Premises in Macclesfield Catalogue ref DDX144. File - Assignment of
mortgage date 16 May 1758 (from Scope and Content) 1. John Hooley of Macclesfield, gent., 2 Richard
Hewitt of same gent., and wife Elizabeth nee [....] Harryman, 3 Rev. William Hall of Gawsworth.

1769 30 Oct - made Will:
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I JOHN HOOLEY of Macclesfield in the County of Chester
Gentleman being of sound and perfect Mind Memory and Understanding (praised be
God for the same) Do make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner and
form following (that is to say) FIRST and principally I commend my Soul to Almighty God
that gave it Trusting assuredly that through his Mercies and the Merits of my blessed
Saviour Jesus Christ I shall obtain free Pardon and Remission of all my Sins AND as to
such Worldly Estate wherewith God hath been pleased to bless me in this Life I dispose
thereof in manner hereafter mentioned (to wit) FIRST I Order and direct that all my just
Debts funeral expences and the Charge of the Probate of this my Will be paid by my
Executors out of my Personal Estate with all convenient speed after my death AND I do
hereby Ratify and Confirm the Settlement by me made in pursuance of the Articles of
Agreement which I entered previous to my Marriage with my Wife whereby she will
upon my decease be intitled to an Annuity of Forty Pounds a year to be issuing and
payable out of my Capital Messuage lands and Hereditaments in Over Alderley in the
said County of Chester during her Life in such manner as in the said Settlement is
mentioned AND in further Ratification of the said Settlement, and as a further provision
for her my said Wife I Give and Devise unto her All those Two Messuages or
Dwellinghouses situate and being in the Barkstreet in Macclesfield aforesaid one
whereof is now in my own Occupation and the other in the holding of Mrs. HEWITT
Widow == x == x == TO HOLD to her my said Wife and her Assigns for and during the
Term of her Natural Life she and they keeping the same in good repair and committing
or permitting no Waste therein or thereto AND I also Give and bequeath unto my said
Wife the Use and enjoyment of One half of my Household furniture Plate and Linen
together with a Sitting place in my Seat or Pew in Macclesfield Church for and during
the term of her natural Life AND as for and Concerning my said Capital Messuage
lands and Hereditaments in Over Alderley aforesaid Charged with the said Annuity to
my Wife as aforesaid and the said Two Messuages or Dwellinghouses in Barkstreet in
Macclesfield aforesaid Subject to my Wife's life Estate therein AND ALSO as for and
Concerning my Messuage or Dwellinghouse in Macclesfield aforesaid in a Street there
called the Chestergate now in the possession of GEORGE HEARD AND ALL those Six
New built Dwellinghouses situate and being at the Waters in Macclesfield aforesaid
And one other Messuage or Dwellinghouse called Harrisons at the Waters in
Macclesfield aforesaid AND ALL those Closes or parcells of Land in Macclesfield
aforesaid called the Bowfields purchased from GODFREY WATKINSON Esquire, And
Stapleton Meadow which I purchased from PETER BROOKE Esquire And all other my
Messuages Lands and Hereditaments situate and being in Macclesfield aforesaid or
elsewhere with their appurtenances I Give and Devise the same unto my Two
Daughters MARY HOOLEY and HANNAH HOOLEY their Heirs and assigns for Ever
equally to be divided between them share and share alike as Tenants in Common and
not as Joint Tenants BUT I do Nevertheless hereby expressly Will and Declare that if my
said Daughter MARY shall die without Issue before my younger Daughter HANNAH
shall have attained the age of Twenty five years That then and in such Case I Give and
Devise the premises by me before Devised to my said Daughter MARY from and after
such her decease without Issue unto my said daughter HANNAH her Heirs and Assigns
for Ever AND I do also will and declare that in case my said Daughter HANNAH shall
die without Issue before she attains her age of Twenty five years that then and in such
case I give and devise the premises by me before Devised to my said Daughter
HANNAH from and after her decease without Issue unto my said Daughter MARY her
Heirs and Assigns for Ever Anything herein before contained to the contrary
notwithstanding AND as well as for and Concerning such part of my Household Goods
Plate and Linen and all my ready money and money out upon Securities and all other
my Personal Estate of what kind or nature soever I give and bequeath the same unto
my Two Daughters MARY and HANNAH HOOLEY to be equally divided between them
share and share alike to be paid to them respectively at their respective Ages of Twenty
two years and in the meantime to be Subject to the direction and management of my
Executors hereafter named AND I do hereby Nominate Constitute and appoint The
Reverend SAMUEL SAUNDERS Clerk Vicar of Knutsford in the said County, HARRY
LANKFORD of the fence within Hurdsfield in the same County Gentleman and my said
Daughter MARY HOOLEY Executors and Executrix of this my last Will and Testament
AND I give to each of them five Guineas a piece for their trouble AND hereby revoking
all former Wills by me at anytime heretofore made I do declare this to be my last Will
and Testament IN WITNESS whereof the said JOHN HOOLEY the Testator hath
hereunto Set his Hand and Seal this Thirtieth == Day of October == x == in the
year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and Sixty-nine.

Signed sealed published and declared by the
Testator as and for his last Will and = x = JO: HOOLEY
Testament In the presence of us who have =
Subscribed our Names as Witnesses thereto
in his Sight and Presence == x == x == x =

FRANK DAY
PHIL: HOLLAND
THO. FALKNER

1770 1 May - buried at St Michael's church Macclesfield. - source lost.

1770 23 Jul - will proved at Chester - JOHN HOOLEY MACCLESFIELD GENTLEMAN 1770 (Cheshire
Record Office - list of Wills.

Mary Clowes

1744 21 Jun - married at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mr John Hooley of Macclesfield & Mrs
Mary Clowes of Macclesfield.

1749 27 May - dau Mary baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mary dau of John Hooley
Mayor of Macc.

1755 12 Mar - dau Hannah baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Hannah dau of Mr.Aldern.
Hooley in Chester-gate.

1780 27 May - buried at Macclesfield - source lost.

29. Mary Hooley

1749 27 May - baptised at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mary dau of John Hooley Mayor of
Macc.
1822 11 Mar - made Will:
IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I MARY HOOLEY of Macclesfield in the County of
Chester Spinster do make and publish This my Last Will and in manner and form
following that is to say Whereas by Indenture bearing date the nineteenth day of
August one thousand seven hundred and eighty made between me the said MARY
HOOLEY of the first part JOHN STONEHEWER Esquire (then living) and HANNAH his
Wife (my Sister) of the second part GEORGE CLOWES Merchant and the Reverend
DAVID SIMPSON Clerk of the third part and CHARLES CLOWES Esquire and PETER
WRIGHT Gentleman of the fourth part the Messuage or Dwelling house with the
appurtenances in a certain street in Macclesfield aforesaid then called Back Street
heretofore in the possession of BENJAMIN MATHER and afterwards of JOHN
HIGGINBOTHAM otherwise BENNETT and now in my own occupation were granted
and limited unto me my executors administrators and assigns for the term of ninety
nine years if I the said MARY HOOLEY and FRANCES the Daughter of WILLIAM
CLOWES Esquire or either of us should so long live And a certain Capital Messuage
and Tenement with the Lands Hereditaments and Appurtenances thereunto belonging
situate in Over Alderley in the County of Chester now or late in the possession of
ELISHA HULME together with the pews or seats in Alderley church and my Pew in the
North Aisle of the Parochial Chapel of Macclesfield were also limited to me the said
MARY HOOLEY during my life And after my death on failure of Issue the same were
vested in and limited to the Trustees therein named to the use of the Son or Sons
Daughter or Daughters of my said sister HANNAH STONEHEWER in such proportion
or form and with such restrictions (after my said sister’s decease) as I the said MARY
HOOLEY should by deed or will appoint subject to a power which was and is therein
given and reserved to and for me and my assigns to charge the said Hereditaments
and Premises with one or more Annuity or Annuities not exceeding the sum of Forty
Pounds clear of all deductions for and during the natural life of any one person as and
which I should whether covert or sole by my last Will and Testament nominate direct
declare limit or appoint such annuity or annuities To be paid and payable to the
Annuitant or Annuitants to whom I should give the same And Whereas by Indenture
bearing date the third day of May one thousand seven hundred and eighty one and
made between the said JOHN STONEHEWER and HANNAH his Wife of the one part
and me the said MARY HOOLEY of the other part After reciting the said Indenture of the
nineteenth day of August one thousand seven hundred and eighty And reciting that I did
inadvertently appoint the said FRANCES CLOWES to be the life by which the said
Messuage or Dwelling house and Premises late in the possession of the said
BENJAMIN MATHER was to be held by my Executors administrators or assigns after my
decease And that I was desirous of having the said Premises limited for the life of such
person as I should therefore nominate and appoint which the said JOHN
STONEHEWER and HANNAH his Wife had complied with The said Messuage and
Tenement late in the possession of the said BENJAMIN MATHER and the said sittings
in the said Parochial Chapel of Macclesfield were by the same Indenture to me my
executors administrators and assigns for the term of one hundred years if I the said
MARY HOOLEY and the said FRANCES CLOWES or such other person as I should by
my deed or will nominate and appoint for and in the place and stead of the said
FRANCES CLOWES or either of us should so long live Now I the said MARY HOOLEY
the Testatrix by virtue and in pursuance of the power and authority given and granted to
me in and by the said several in part recited Indentures and of all other powers and
authorities enabling me do by this my last Will and Testament duly executed in the
presence of the three credible persons whose names are hereunto subscribed as
witnesses to the execution hereof nominate and appoint my Niece HANNAH
NEWBOLD eldest daughter of my said sister HANNAH STONEHEWER now HANNAH
WALKER to be the person (in the stead of my Cousin FRANCES CLOWES) during
whose life the said Messuage and Tenement in Back Street (otherwise King Edward
Street) in Macclesfield aforesaid shall be held and enjoyed. And I give and devise the
same Messuage and Tenement together with the sittings in the said Pew in the North
Aisle of the said Parochial Chapel of Macclesfield belonging to the said Dwelling house
whereof I have power to dispose as aforesaid unto her the said HANNAH NEWBOLD to
and for her own sole and separate use for and during the term of her natural life And in
further pursuance of the powers reserved and granted to me by the said recited
Indentures I the said MARY HOOLEY do this by my last Will and Testament duly
executed as aforesaid give devise and bequeath direct limit and appoint All and
singular the Reversion and Inheritance expectant on the decease of my said sister
HANNAH STONEHEWER now HANNAH WALKER and in the said Capital Messuage
Dwelling house Lands Hereditaments and Premises in Over Alderley aforesaid (subject
and charged as after mentioned) unto my said Niece HANNAH NEWBOLD the eldest
and only surviving Daughter of my Sister HANNAH her heirs and Assigns forever she
the said HANNAH NEWBOLD her heirs and Assigns paying and discharging all my
Funeral Expenses with the charges of the Probate of this my Will and all my just debts
as soon as conveniently may be and within the space of three Calendar Months next
after my decease And also paying unto her Nephew BAKER DAWSON the only surviving
Child of my late Niece NANCY DAWSON his executors or administrators the sum of One
hundred pounds I do hereby charge upon the said Estate and Premises and direct that
the same shall be paid to him the said BAKER DAWSON his executors and
administrators within the space of twelve Calendar Months next after she the said
HANNAH NEWBOLD her heirs or assigns shall or may come into the actual possession
of the same Premises But in case the said HANNAH NEWBOLD her heirs Executors or
administrators shall refuse or neglect or otherwise make default in paying or
discharging my said Funeral Expenses the Charge of the Probate of this my Will and
my Debts within the space or time of three calendar months as aforesaid then and in
such case I do hereby revoke and absolutely annul and make void the request and
limitation so by me made to her and her heirs of the reversion and inheritance of and in
the said Capital Messuage Dwelling house Lands and Hereditaments in Over Alderley
aforesaid And I do give devise and bequeath direct limit and appoint the same
Hereditaments and Premises (subject and charged as after mentioned) unto the said
BAKER DAWSON his heirs and assigns forever he the said BAKER DAWSON his heirs
Executors or administrators paying unto his Aunt the said HANNAH NEWBOLD her
executors or administrators the sum of one hundred pounds which I do hereby charge
upon the said Capital Messuage Lands Hereditaments and direct that the same shall
be paid unto her the said HANNAH NEWBOLD within the space of twelve Calendar
Months next after he the said BAKER DAWSON his heirs or assigns shall or may come
into the actual possession of the same Premises And I do will and direct and hereby
charge the Capital Messuage Lands and Premises in Over Alderley aforesaid with the
said Annuity of Forty Pounds by the year for and during the natural life of her the said
HANNAH NEWBOLD and which said HANNAH NEWBOLD I do hereby nominate and
appoint to be the person during who life the said Annuity of Forty Pounds shall be
payable in pursuance of the power given and reserved to me by the said Deed of the
nineteenth day of August one thousand seven hundred and eighty And it is my Will and
Mind and I do hereby direct that the said Annuity of Forty Pounds shall be paid unto
the said HANNAH NEWBOLD her executors administrators and assigns yearly and
every year during the term of her natural life by such equal half yearly payments at such
days and times and in such manner and with such powers and remedies for the
recovery thereof when in arrear as are mentioned limited and appointed by the said
Deeds before recited and which said Annuity I do hereby give and bequeath to my said
Niece HANNAH NEWBOLD for her own proper use and benefit Also I give and
bequeath to my said Niece HANNAH NEWBOLD the sum of One hundred pounds for
her own use And do hereby direct that as well as this bequest as also the said Annuity
shall not be subject or liable to the debts power control or engagements of her present
or any future husband And that her Receipt alone for the said Annuity and all other
Monies which shall be due from time to time by virtue of this my Will shall be a
sufficient discharge for the same I give and bequeath the sum of Fifty Pounds to the
Children of the said HANNAH NEWBOLD, who shall be living when the youngest of
them for the time being shall come of age, to be divided amongst them share and
share alike on the day when such youngest child comes of age And I direct that the
Interest of that Sum in the meantime shall be paid to the said HANNAH NEWBOLD I
give and bequeath to my Grand Nephew BAKER DAWSON Fifty Pounds I give and
bequeath to my servant ELLEN ATKINSON, if she be living with me at the time of my
decease, or in case she shall have first quitted my service then to such Woman Servant
as shall be living I my service when I die, the sum of Fifty Pounds And also my
common wearing apparel my silver tea tongs marked with the letters (M H) and six
silver tea-spoons marked with the letter (M) and the stocks bedding and hangings of
my bed with green hangings and al other such furniture as my residuary Legatee
hereinafter named shall think proper to forego in her favour, for her own use And if the
said ELLEN ATKINSON shall have quitted my service before I die, so as to take no
benefit under the bequest last above made, I do nevertheless in token of her faithful
service give and bequeath to her the said ELLEN ATKINSON the sum of five guineas
for her own use notwithstanding coverture and also a Suit of Mourning, my Ring of
Gold engraved with the name of “ELIZTH. LEA” and my set of common lilac china
ware with the metal teapot I give and bequeath to the Reverend LAWRENCE HEAPY,
Clerk, Minister of the Parochial Chapel of Macclesfield and to his successors Ministers
incumbent of the same Chapel and to the Wardens of the said Chapel and their
Successors the Principal sum of one hundred pounds now lying at Interest in the hands
of the Reverend JOSEPH COOKE, Clerk, and all such ready Money as I shall have in
my possession or lodged in the Macclesfield Savings Bank at he time of my decease
Upon Trust that the said Minister and Wardens do put the said several sums out at
Interest upon what they shall deem sufficient Security and do receive the Interest to
become due thereon and the said Interest when received do yearly and every year lay
out and expend in the purchase and fabric of six gowns of black tammy stuff which said
Gowns it is my Will and Mind that the said Minister and Chapel Wardens do distribute
on the Anniversary Feast of Saint Michael the Archangel in every year to six poor
Widows resident in the Borough of Macclesfield not receiving Parochial relief, And that
the several persons hereinafter named, or such of them as shall survive me, shall be
deemed to have a prior claim before all others during their respective natural lives,
namely, Widow HOOLEY of Dog Lane, Widow BROMLEY of Park Lane, Widow
GLOVER of the New Church Ground, Widow GOODWIN of the Waters, Widow HOOD
of Barn Street and Widow NORBURY of Barn Street And after the decease of any and of
all of the said named Widows It is my Will that the distribution be made to such poor
Widows of Macclesfield yearly forever, with the condition aforesaid, as the Minister and
Church Wardens for the time being of the said Parochial Chapel shall deem to be
proper objects And it is my desire that the material of the same gowns be provided at
the shop of my neighbour Widow WYCH so long as she continues the trade of a
Woollen draper in Macclesfield I give and bequeath my Gold Watch and Chain
Household Goods and Furniture (except only the Articles hereinbefore given and my
common Furniture of the Kitchen which I desire my Niece HANNAH NEWBOLD to
forego in favour of the Servant who shall be living with me at my decease) with all other
my Estate and Effects Real and Personal not hereinbefore disposed of unto and to the
only proper use and behoof of the said HANNAH NEWBOLD her heirs executors
administrators. I nominate and appoint FRANCIS NEWBOLD of Byrons within Sutton in
the Parish of Prestbury Esquire and the Reverend JOSEPH COOKE of Macclesfield
aforesaid, Clerk, Executors of this my Will And do direct that they shall not be
answerable for the acts receipts defaults or disbursements the one of or for the other
but each for his own acts receipts defaults or disbursements only I give and bequeath
to the said JOSEPH COOKE the sum of Six Guineas in remembrance of me and in
compensation of the trouble he may experience in this behalf I direct that all Monies
which my Executors shall respectively expend in the execution of this my Will shall be
reimbursed to them by the said HANNAH NEWBOLD or her heirs And hereby revoking
all former Wills by me at any time heretofore made I declare this to be my last Weil
and Testament In Witness whereof when I the said MARY HOOLEY the Testatrix
have hereunto set my hand and seal this eleventh day of March in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty two.
Signed sealed published and declared by the before |
named MARY HOOLEY the Testatrix as and for her last |
MARY HOOLEY (plus Seal)
Will and Testament (the Words “now HANNAH WALKER” |
being first twice interlined in the first page hereof |
and the words “with all other my Estate and Effects |
Real and Personal not heretofore disposed of” being |
first interlined in the last page hereof) in the presence |
of us who have hereunto subscribed our Names as |
Witnesses in her presence at her request and in the |
presence of each other
JOSEPH FOSTER
PHILIP HOLLAND
JOHN SHATWELL
Separate page
The Second day of August 1822
FRANCIS NEWBOLD and the Revd. JOSEPH COOKE, Clerk, the Executors in this
Will named, were sworn in common form, and they further made oath that the
Personal Estate and Effects of the Testatrix within the Diocese of Chester were
under the value of Three hundred Pounds
Before me
The testatrix died LAWRENCE HEAPY
The twenty sixth day
Of July 1822 D:P: 5L W.W. Surrogate

Probate Issued
1822 26 Jul - died at Macclesfield (see will)
1822 29 Jul - buried at St Michael's church Macclesfield: Mary Hooley Spinster Macclesfield 74.
1822 2 Aug - will proved at Chester

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