Hulley Family History - Family Trees

Notes

1755 28 Sep - baptised at St Peter le Poer Muswell Hill: Thomas s of Thomas & Mary Hulley.

1779 13 Aug - father died - there is no mention of Thomas in his father's will dated 1758 nor in the account of the
Consistory Court appearance on 1 Sep 1779 of his brother Harry and Joseph Rickards to swear that the
signature on the above document was his father's and his friend's.

1779 1 Sep - WILL of THOMAS HULLEY Middlesex September 1779 (TNA ref PROB 11/1056)
Son Harry and Joseph Rickards appeared at the Consistory Court to swear that the signature on the
above document was his father's and his friends.

London Land Tax Records 1692 - 1932
Date Tenant Civil Parish Borough Precinct Personall Rents
Estate
1803 Hulley Clerkenwell Ss James & John Islington 20 - 00 -00

1804 Thos Hulley Clerkenwell Ss James & John Islington Rodney Street 20 - 00 - 00

1806 Thos Hulley Clerkenwell Ss James & John Islington Rodney Street 20 - 00 - 00 0 - 15 - 00

1807 Thos Hulley Clerkenwell Ss James & John Islington Rodney Street 20 - 00 - 00

1808 Thos Hulley Clerkenwell Ss James & John Islington Rodney Street 24 - 00 - 00 0 - 18 - 00

1809 Thos Hulley Clerkenwell Ss James & John Islington Rodney Street 24 - 00 - 00 0 - 16 - 00

1810 Thos Hulley Clerkenwell Ss James & John Islington Rodney Street 24 - 00 - 00 0 - 16 - 00

1811 Thos Hulley Clerkenwell Ss James & John Islington Rodney Street 24 - 00 - 00 0 - 16 - 00

1812 Thos Hulley Clerkenwell Ss James & John Islington Rodney Street 24 - 00 - 00 0 - 14 - 00

1759 25 Apr - born at Finsbury - see baptism entry below.

1759 20 May - baptised at St Luke's church, Old Street Finsbury, London: H...... son of Thomas Hulley Gent and Mary
Born Apr 25. (film ref X027/046)

1774 Jan 25 - Daily Advertiser - The Bank Note of 50L mentioned in this paper of Friday last, to be Lost the 20th inst.
between the bottom of Norfolk-Street, and the West End of Howard-Street, in the Strand, and therein
described to have been cut in two through the Middle, between the Words Fifty Pounds, was numbered
No. B 157, payable to Mr. Harry Hooley (or Stooley) dated Oct. 4 1773.
The distress this loss has occasioned to the Parent (a Widow) of the unfortunate Youth who lost it is great,
and to make it good she is incapable, and it will take the Youth Years by his Work to discharge it. A
Reward of Ten Guineas will be given with grateful Thanks to the Finder, on bringing the same to Mrs.
Hale, in Lyons Inn, where an Enquirer will hear where the loss is to fall.

1775 01 May - Old Bailey Sessions : Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents
OB | PS 13th December 1774 - 9th December 1775
Currently Held: LM Image 217 of 536 1st May 1775
Jonathan Brough For Steal on 20th. Jany. 1774 at St. Clement Danes in the Dwelling house of Albany
Wallis Gent . One Bank Note marked No: B 151 dated London the 4 Octr. 1773 Val £50: Signed S:
Larchin for the Govr. & Company of the Bank of England by which sd. Note Sd. S: Larchin for the Govr.
& Co. of the Bank of England promised to pay to Mr. Harry Hooley or Bearer on demand the Sum of
£50. the same Note being the property of Wm. Parker & then due agt. the Stat. Etc. 2d. Count For Steal
the same Bank Note in the same Dwelling house the property of Thomas Alexr. Gardner agst. the Stat.
Etc.
Sarah Brailsford Edwd. Whetston James Elmer Source: http://www.londonlives.org
1781 - Fire Insurance Registers: Fire Insurance Policy Register, 1777-1786
Unique Project ID 74978
Register Date/ Company/ Reference 1781 sun 1 292 14\06\78 jt
Policy Number 444967
Insured Value in £s 400
Forename Harry
Surname Hooley
Occupation/Status Gent
Address (i.e. Street Number) no.72
Address Type "street, road or alley"
Place Name 1 Wimpole street
Source: UK Data Archive http://www.londonlives.org

1781 01 Nov - Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette - BATH, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 31. The Company are respectfully
acquainted that the first DRESS BALL will be on Friday next the 2d of November, and the First
COTILLON BALL on Tuesday the 6h, Public Tea and Cards every Wednesday evening. RICHARD
TYSON Master of Ceremonies, Old Rooms. Arrived here (incl.) Mr Hulley

1782 20 Apr - Entry from London and Surrey Marriage Bonds and Allegations 1597-1921 (from Ancestry.co.uk)
Name: Harry Hulley
Event Date: 20 April 1782
Parish: Whitechapel St Mary
County: Middlesex
Spouse’s Name: Mary Anderson
Event Type: Bond
Ref Number: MS10091E/95

1782 20 April

KNOW all Men by these Presents, That We Harry Hulley of the Parish of Saint Mary White Chapel in the
County of Middlesex Gentleman and John Doe are hereby become bound unto the Right Reverend
Father in God Robert by Divine Permission Lord Bishop of London, in the Sum of Two Hundred Pounds
of good and lawful Money of Great-Britain, to be paid to him the said Right Reverend Father in God, or his
lawful Attorney, Executors, Successors or Assigns; For the good and faithful Payment of which sum, we
do bind ourselves, and both of us, jointly and severally, for the Whole , our Heirs, Executors and
Administrators, firmly by these Presents, Sealed with our Seals, Dated the Twentieth Day of April in the
Year of Our Lord 1782.

THE Condition of this Obligation is such, that if hereafter there shall not appear any lawful Lett or
Impediment, by reason of any Pre- Contract Consanguinity, Affinity, or any other lawful Means
whatsoever; but that that the above bounden Harry Hulley a Batchelor and Mary Anderson a spinster
may lawfully solemnize Marriage together, and in the same afterwards lawfully remain and continue for
Man and Wife, according to the Laws in that behalf provide: and moreover if there be not at this present
Time any Action, Suit, Plaint, Quarrel, or Demand, moved or depending before any Judge Ecclesiastical
or Temporal, for or concerning any such lawful Impediment between the said Parties: Nor that either of
them be of any other Parish or Place, not of any better Estate or Degree, than to the Judge at granting of
the Licence id suggested. and by him sworn.

And lastly, if the said Marriage shall be openly solemnized in the Church, or Chapel in the Licence
specified, between the Hours appointed in Constitutions Ecclesiastical confirmed, and according to the
Form of the Book of Common Prayer, now by Law established, and the above bounden Harry Hulley and
John Doe do save harmless and keep indemnified the above-mentioned Right Reverend Father in God,
his Chancellor and Surrogates, and all other his Officers and Ministers whatsoever, by reason of the
Premises; then this Obligation to be void, else to remain in full Force and Virtue.
Harry Hulley
Sealed and Delivered
in the Presence of
George Rea

1782 21 Apr - married at St Mary’s Whitechapel: Harry Hulley Batchelor of this Parish Mary Anderson Spinster of the
Parish of St John Hackney Middx Were married in this church by Licence by me Edwd. Robson Curate.
Wits: John Esam, Ann Marks

1782 07 Sep - Morning Post and Daily Advertiser - Bath Intelligence, September 4. Arrived here, (incl), Mr Hulley. (also
in Sep 9th edition of Parker’s General Advertiser and Morning Intelligencer).

(op.1783-1800) Listed in Dictionary of British Landscape Painters (op.1783-1800) ("Painting first in London as an
exhibitor, he disappears in Bath in 1783; but an extant painting is signed by him and dated 1800. There
were probably two of these names, known as "Sen." and "Jun." and of different styles. A Tintern Abbey
(1783) is by one or the other of these, probably the younger.")

1783 - Exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts (living in Hackney)

1784 26 Oct - Whitehall Evening Post - Bath, Oct. 27. Arrived here, (incl) Mr and Mrs Hulley.

1784 02 Nov - Morning Herald and Daily Advertiser - Bath, Nov 1. Arrived here, (incl) Mr and Mrs Hulley.

1784 - Exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts (living in Hackney)

1785 - Exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts (living in Hackney)

1786 - Exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts (living at Mr Troughton's 136 Fleet St)

1786 29 May - Hampshire Chronicle - Exhibition of PAINTINGS at the Royal Academy (continued from our last)
H. HULLEY No. 102. View of Lowdore-house, Borrowdale, in Cumberland.--- We have had a
difficulty in forming any judgment of this picture; it is hung to high: A fault inexcusable in the managers
of the Royal Academy. It seems well painted, and the objects have been chosen wth taste.

1787 - Exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts (living at Bath) Listed in Dictionary of 18th century British painters
- ("Irish landscape painter Exhib. Royal Academy 1783-1787. In Bath 1787 and Dublin 1790.")

1787 15 May - St James’s Chronicle or the British Evening Post - Exhibition of Paintings, Sculptures, etc at the Royal-
Academy, Somerset Place, for the Year 1787, H. Hulley. No. 138. View in Cumberland. A beautiful
Picture in every Respect, if the Light in the front Rock were kept down. It now hurts the principal Light in
the centre.

1799 27 Mar - Morning Chronicle - A Second Walk through Wales This day is published, price 8s. embellished with two
Aquatint Views by Alken, from the Drawings of Becker and Hulley; and engraved Sketches of each day's
route, by Anderson, of Mr Warner’s (of Bath) Second Walk through Wales, in August and September
1798.

1800 18 Aug - Sherborne Mercury This Day was Published Price 7s. Embellished with two Aquatint Views by
Aitken, from the drawings of Becker and Hulley, A WALK through SOMERSET, DEVON, and
part of CORNWALL, By the Rev. R. WARNER, of Bath

1802 Aug - Trewman's Exeter Flying Post (advert) Embellished with two aquatint views by Alken from the Drawings
of Becker, Hulley, A Walk through Somerset, Devon, and part of Cornwall.

1830 - Listed in Bath Directory as Artist (Landscape) of 3 Norfolk Buildings

1831 Dec 10 - Jackson's Oxford Journal DIED - Harry Hulley, Esq. of Bath, aged 72.

1832 Jan - WILL of HARRY HULLEY Somerset January 1832 - PROB 11/1794 (folio 185)
THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of me HARRY HULLEY of the City of Bath artist. In the first
place ...... I .......... to be buried in my own vault being under St Michael's Church in the said City of Bath
and in which is deposited the remains of my late son late dear wife MARY HULLEY and I will and
direct that all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses be fully paid and satisfied by my
executor hereinafter named out of my personal estate. And whereas I am possessed of the sum of
eight thousand pounds stock invested in the new three and a half per cent bank annuities late four per
cent annuities and which is now standing in my name in the books of the Governor and Company of the
Bank of England ...... I give and bequeath the sum of four thousand pounds stock part of the said sum of
eight thousand pounds three and a half per cent bank annuity unto my only son THOMAS HULLEY of
the City of Bath aforesaid artist and JOSEPH WILLIAMS Apothecary of No. 1 Mead Square in the City of
Bath and the survivor of them his executors administrators and assigns upon trust to receive the interest
dividends and annual proceeds of the said sum of four thousand pounds stock and pay therein the full
sum of one hundred and five pounds per annum to my sister-in-law ANN ANDERSON the only sister of
my late wife for and during the term of her natural life and for her full and separate use and benefit
exclusively and independently of any husband she may hereafter marry who shall not intermeddle
with the sum or any part thereof or have any control or interest in or over the same and take
procedure of my said sister-in-law for the said sum of one hundred and five pounds per annum shall
from time to time not withstanding such ........ to good and effectual releases and discharges to the said
THOMAS HULLEY and JOSEPH WILLIAMS their executors administrators and assigns for money as in
such receipts respectively shall be expressed and acknowledged to be received and I hereby direct my
said ........ and the survivor of their executrix administrators and assigns to pay the said sum of one
hundred and five pounds per annum unto my said sister-in-law as aforesaid without any deduction or
payment out of the same or any part thereof for or by reason of any taxes ...... rates or reversion whatever
etc.

2016 06 Dec - Guestbook Entry from John Roberts of New York:
Searching for information on Henry Hulley, artist and engraver, solely noted for a folio entitled 'Somer's
Cocks'. He hailed from Devon and did an aquatint of Honore Fort in India c. 1783. I want to give him a
bio in my forthcoming book on E.I.C artists in India. It is suggested that he emigrated to South Africa?

2016 07 Dec - reply to above: Hello John
I'm not sure that I will be able to help you track down Henry Hulley. I have no record of any male Hulley
coming from Devon - almost all families came from northern counties, the midlands or London.

The only possibility that I have found is a HARRY Hulley who is listed on the London 02 Family Tree.
He was born in London in 1759 and died in Bath in 1831. He was an artist and exhibited at the Royal
Academy of Arts between 1783 and 1787. His Notes list all the information that I have researched on
him. It is quite feasible that he was also known as Harry - this was an accepted variant of Henry and is
still one ie Prince Harry was born a Henry.

Unfortunately his ancestors have only been taken back one generation at this stage, and I have yet to
discover the ancestors of his father Thomas. I'm sorry that I can't be more positive; if you consider that
he is the same person as the one you have described, and have any other information about him, I'll
add it to his Notes in London 02.
Best wishes
Ray

2016 08 Dec - reply to above: Greetings Ray,
Thanks for the effort. I think that's him exactly because the dates fit with the one work of art I have been
able to establish - his aquatint view of Onore (Honovar) hill fort in India - 1783 after an oil of the same.
It doesn't mean that he actually travelled to India because at this time - the Mysore Wars - it had become
an established practice 'at home' for artists, engravers & lithographers to elaborate the drawings and
water-colors of the surveyors who traveled with the army - a very popular market. There is one
additional reference to him - a folio of 118 items commissioned (or dedicated) to the first Baron
Somers Cock in 1801. This is listed on the Devon County Council page, 'Etched in Devon's Memory' -
they have only the reference not the actual folio. I will see if the R.A.A. has any more information on
him from their catalogue of exhibited works. He is not listed in Hermoine Alameida's exhaustive study
of British Artists in India., I am researching for a book - "The Company School' - that will trace the art
back to the surveyors. I'm happy to include him with the image and will send you any additional
information I may find, As to his father - there are the early city directories - if you can find a London
address, you can find the parish - and parish records go quite far back.
Many Thanks,
John

Entry from London and Surrey Marriage Bonds and Allegations 1597-1921 (from Ancestry.co.uk)

Name: Harry Hulley
Event Date: 20 April 1782
Parish: Whitechapel St Mary
County: Middlesex
Spouse’s Name: Mary Anderson
Event Type: Bond
Ref Number: MS10091E/95

20 April 1782
KNOW all Men by these Presents, That We Harry Hulley of the Parish of Saint Mary White Chapel in the County of Middlesex Gentleman and John Doe

are hereby become bound unto the Right Reverend Father in God Robert by Divine Permission Lord Bishop of London, in the Sum of Two Hundred Pounds of good and lawful Money of Great-Britain, to be paid to him the said Right Reverend Father in God, or his lawful Attorney, Executors, Successors or Assigns; For the good and faithful Payment of which sum, we do bind ourselves, and both of us, jointly and severally, for the Whole , our Heirs, Executors and Administrators, firmly by these Presents, Sealed with our Seals, Dated the Twentieth Day of April in the Year of Our Lord 1782.

THE Condition of this Obligation is such, that if hereafter there shall not appear any lawful Lett or Impediment, by reason of any Pre- Contract Consanguinity, Affinity, or any other lawful Means whatsoever; but that that the above bounden Harry Hulley a Batchelor and Mary Anderson a spinster may lawfully solemnize Marriage together, and in the same afterwards lawfully remain and continue for Man and Wife, according to the Laws in that behalf provide: and moreover if there be not at this present Time any Action, Suit, Plaint, Quarrel, or Demand, moved or depending before any Judge Ecclesiastical or Temporal, for or concerning any such lawful Impediment between the said Parties: Nor that either of them be of any other Parish or Place, not of any better Estate or Degree, than to the Judge at granting of the Licence id suggested. and by him sworn.

And lastly, if the said Marriage shall be openly solemnized in the Church, or Chapel in the Licence specified, between the Hours appointed in Constitutions Ecclesiastical confirmed, and according to the Form of the Book of Common Prayer, now by Law established, and the above bounden Harry Hulley and John Doe do save harmless and keep indemnified the above-mentioned Right Reverend Father in God, his Chancellor and Surrogates, and all other his Officers and Ministers whatsoever, by reason of the Premises; then this Obligation to be void, else to remain in full Force and Virtue.
Harry Hulley
Sealed and Delivered
in the Presence of
George Rea

1782 21 Apr - married at St Mary’s Whitechapel: Harry Hulley Batchelor of this Parish Mary Anderson
Spinster of the Parish of St John Hackney Middx Were married in this church by
Licence by me Edwd. Robson Curate. Wits: John Esam, Ann Marks

bef. 1832 - see husband's will dated 1832 - includes "....... and pay therein the full sum of one
hundred and five pounds per annum to my sister-in-law ANN ANDERSON the only
sister of my late wife........."

1783 14 Feb - baptised at St John's church Hackney, London: Maria d.of Harry & Mary Hulley (film ref
X097/251)

1783 04 Sep - buried at St John's church Hackney. Maria dau of Harry Hulley. (information from Pam
Dale).

Name not known - died before 1832 (year of Father's death) and not mentioned in his Will.

1796 - born - see 1841 census below. (St John's church Hackney registers checked from 1794 to 1798 - No
Hulley entries.)

1829 - Listed in Dictionary of British Equestrian Artists
("This artist was possibly the son of Thomas Hulley the Elder [op.1798-1817]")

1819 - Listed in Bath Directory as Hulley T junr - Artist - teacher of perspective & landscape in pencil and
watercolours - 18 Walcot Parade

Freemason Membership Register:
Lodge Initiation Date Name Age Residence Profession Year Range
Royal Cumberland Bath 1819-08-06 Hulley Thomas 30 Bath Drawing-Master 1813-1836

Freemason Membership Register:
Lodge Initiation Date Name Year Range
Royal Cumberland Bath 1819-00-00 Hully Thomas 1813-1836

Freemason Membership Register:
Lodge Initiation Date Name Year Range Remarks
Royal Cumberland Bath 1819-00-00 Hully Thomas 1813-1836 Resigned 1840

1826 - Listed in Bath Directory Mr Thos. Hulley drawing-master 17 Belvedere

1832 Jan - WILL of father HARRY HULLEY Somerset January 1832 - PROB 11/1794 (folio 185)

THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of me HARRY HULLEY of the City of Bath artist. In the first
place ...... I .......... to be buried in my own vault being under St Michael's Church in the said City of
Bath and in which is deposited the remains of my late son late dear wife MARY HULLEY and I will
and direct that all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses be fully paid and satisfied by my
executor hereinafter named out of my personal estate. And whereas I am possessed of the sum of
eight thousand pounds stock invested in the new three and a half per cent bank annuities late four per
cent annuities and which is now standing in my name in the books of the Governor and Company of
the Bank of England ...... I give and bequeath the sum of four thousand pounds stock part of the said
sum of eight thousand pounds three and a half per cent bank annuity unto my only son THOMAS
HULLEY of the City of Bath aforesaid artist and JOSEPH WILLIAMS Apothecary of No. 1 Mead
Square in the City of Bath and the survivor of them his executors administrators and assigns upon
trust to receive the interest dividends and annual proceeds of the said sum of four thousand pounds
stock and pay therein the full sum of one hundred and five pounds per annum to my sister-in-law ANN
ANDERSON the only sister of my late wife for and during the term of her natural life and for her full
and separate use and benefit exclusively and independently of any husband she may hereafter
marry who shall not intermeddle with the sum or any part thereof or have any control or interest in or
over the same and take procedure of my said sister-in-law for the said sum of one hundred and five
pounds per annum shall from time to time not withstanding such ........ to good and effectual releases
and discharges to the said THOMAS HULLEY and JOSEPH WILLIAMS their executors administrators
and assigns for money as in such receipts respectively shall be expressed and acknowledged to be
received and I hereby direct my said ........ and the survivor of their executrix administrators and
assigns to pay the said sum of one hundred and five pounds per annum unto my said sister-in-law as
aforesaid without any deduction or payment out of the same or any part thereof for or by reason of any
taxes ...... rates or reversion whatever etc.

1833 - Listed in Bath Directory Mr T Hulley artist 16 Belvedere

1841 - Listed in Bath Directory Thomas Hulley gent. 16 Belvedere

1841 census
HO 107/970/13 f37 & rev Bath - Walcot Belvedere (west)
Daniel Lee 70 Ind. N
Elizabeth Lee 60 Y
Elizabeth Pigot 20 Carrier Y
Sarah Long 15 Y
Thom.s Hulley 45 Ind. I

1845 26 Jun - made Will: This is the last Will and Testament of me THOMAS HULLEY of no. 18 Belvedere in the
City and Borough of Bath Artist as follows. First I desire that all my just debts funeral and testamentary
expenses be paid immediately after my decease and as concerning all my books prints or drawings
(except my collection of oiled paintings) of etches covering apparell and gold watch and appendages I
give and bequeath same unto my dear old friend HAROLD GREASE formerly of no. 7 Great Newport
Street Long Acre London but now I believe residing at no. 4 Weaver Street Burt Lane Whitechapel
Road London for his own use and benefit provided he shall be living at the time of my decease but if
the said HAROLD GREASE shall have departed this life before me then I do declare that the above
legacies shall .... into and form part of my revisionary estate and effects and as concerning all the
residue of my estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever situate give devise and bequeath the
same unto and to the use of my dear friend MARY ANN LEY formerly of no. 16 Belvedere Bath but now
residing at no. 105 Albany Street Regents Park London Spinster her heirs executors and administrators
and assigns forever and I hereby declare that the said residuary estate and effects so given and
bequeathed to the said MARY ANN LEY shall be for her own sole and separate use and shall not be
liable to the debts ...... forfeitures or arrangements of any person with whom she may .......... but that
her receipts alone notwithstanding ...... shall be good discharge for the same. And I do hereby appoint
the said HAROLD GREASE and MARY ANN LEY Executor and Executrix of this my Will and hereby
revoking all former Wills I declare this only to be my last Will and Testament as witnessed my hand
this twenty sixth day of June in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Five THOS.
HULLEY. Signed and acknowledged by the said THOMAS HULLEY as and for his last Will and
Testament in the presence of us being all present at the same time THOS. PALMER 10 Union
AUGUSTUS GEO. BARRETT ......... Surrogate.

1846 - Listed in Bath Directory 1846 Thomas Hulley gent. 18 Belvedere

1847 Sep qtr - died at Bath RD: Hulley Thomas Bath 11 14 (GRO).

1847 Jul 24 - Bristol Mercury - Died. Jul 18, in Belvedere, Bath, deeply regretted, T. Hulley, Esq.

1847 October - WILL of THOMAS HULLEY Bath October 1847 PROB 11/2063 (St Catherine's
September 1847 Bath Vol 11 page 14)
This is the last Will and Testament of me THOMAS HULLEY of no. 18 Belvedere in the
City and Borough of Bath Artist as follows. First I desire that all my just debts funeral and testamentary
expenses be paid immediately after my decease and as concerning all my books prints or drawings
(except my collection of oiled paintings) of etches covering apparell and gold watch and appendages I
give and bequeath same unto my dear old friend HAROLD GREASE formerly of no. 7 Great Newport
Street Long Acre London but now I believe residing at no. 4 Weaver Street Burt Lane Whitechapel
Road London for his own use and benefit provided he shall be living at the time of my decease but if
the said HAROLD GREASE shall have departed this life before me then I do declare that the above
legacies shall .... into and form part of my revisionary estate and effects and as concerning all the
residue of my estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever situate give devise and bequeath the
same unto and to the use of my dear friend MARY ANN LEY formerly of no. 16 Belvedere Bath but now
residing at no. 105 Albany Street Regents Park London Spinster her heirs executors and administrators
and assigns forever and I hereby declare that the said residuary estate and effects so given and
bequeathed to the said MARY ANN LEY shall be for her own sole and separate use and shall not be
liable to the debts ...... forfeitures or arrangements of any person with whom she may .......... but that
her receipts alone notwithstanding ...... shall be good discharge for the same. And I do hereby appoint
the said HAROLD GREASE and MARY ANN LEY Executor and Executrix of this my Will and hereby
revoking all former Wills I declare this only to be my last Will and Testament as witnessed my hand
this twenty sixth day of June in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Five THOS.
HULLEY. Signed and acknowledged by the said THOMAS HULLEY as and for his last Will and
Testament in the presence of us being all present at the same time THOS. PALMER 10 Union
AUGUSTUS GEO. BARRETT ......... Surrogate.

In the Goods of THOMAS HULLEY deceased.

Appeared Personally AUGUSTUS GEORGE BARRETT of the Parish of Walcot in the City of Bath
Gentleman and made oath that he is one of the subscribed witnesses to the last Will and Testament
bearing date Twenty Sixth of June One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Five now hereunto annexed
of THOMAS HULLEY late of 18 Belvedere in the City and Borough of Bath deceased and he further
made oath that on the Twenty Sixth day of June aforesaid the said Testator duly executed his said Will
by signing his name at the foot or end thereof in manner and now appeared in the ...... of this .... and
of THOMAS PALMER the other subscribed witness thereto both of whom were present at the same
time and both of whom also at the same time attested and subscribed the said Will in the presence of
the said Testator AUGUSTUS GEORGE BARRETT.
On the Second day of October 1847 the said AUGUSTUS GEORGE BARRETT was duly sworn to the
truth hereof by virtue of the annexed commission before me. SYDNEY H. EDDRINGTON
Commissioner. Proved at London 7th October 1847 before the judge by the oath of MARY ANN LEY
one of the Executors to whom administration was granted having been first sworn by GEORGE ....... by
.... duly to administer .... oath of making the like grant to HAROLD GREASE the other Executor when he
shall apply for the same.

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