Descendants of Richard Hully who died 1702/1703
Notes
136. Ann Hully
1830 - born at Bentham - see 1851 census below.
1841 census
HO 107/1319/6 f5r Bentham Mewith Head
Thomas Hully 40 Farmer N
Ann Hully 35 Y
Thomas Hully 14 (blank)
Dorothy Hully 11 (blank)
Ann Hully 9 Y
Isaac Hully 7 Y
Mary Hully 5 Y
John Parker Hully 1 Y
Rebecca Hully 1 Y
Thomas Buller 15 Ag Lab Y
Christiana Wilson 15 F.S.
1851 census
HO 107/2277 YORKSHIRE Bentham 103 Mewith Head
Thomas Hulley Head M 54 Farmer 190 Lancashire Tatham
Ann Hulley Wife M 46 Farmer's Wife Yorkshire Ingleton
Thomas Hulley Son U 24 Farmer's son Yorkshire Bentham
Dorothy Hulley Dau U 21 Farmers' daughter Yorkshire Bentham
Ann Hulley Dau U 19 Yorkshire Bentham
Isaac Hulley Son U 16 Yorkshire Bentham
Mary Hulley Dau U 14 Yorkshire Bentham
John Parker Hulley Son U 11 Yorkshire Bentham
Rebecca Hulley Dau U 11 Yorkshire Bentham
William Hulley Son U 8 Yorkshire Bentham
Nancy Hulley Dau U 3 Yorkshire Bentham
1855 Dec qtr - married at Settle RD: Hully Ann Settle 9a 15 (GRO).
1855 21 Nov - married at Bentham parish church: Richard Wilcock Full age Bachelor Postmaster Clapham - father
Robert Wilcock Joiner; Ann Hully Full age Spinster Mewith Head - father Thomas Hully Yeoman.
Wits. Thomas Hully, Jane Wilcock.
1855 24 Nov - Lancaster Gazette - MARRIAGES - Low Bentham - On the 21st instant, at Low Bentham Church, Mr.
Richard Wilcock, grocer, &c., post-office, Clapham, to Ann, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Hully,
Mewith-head, Bentham.
1861 census
RG 9/3177 f17r Bentham Village Road or Street
Richard Wilcock Head M 36 Ironmonger & Grocer Yorks Clapham
Anne Wilcock Wife M 29 Yorks Bentham
Mary Wilcock Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Bentham
Jane Wilcock Dau 2 Yorks Bentham
Robert Wilcock Son 8mos Yorks Bentham
Mary Varey Serv 15 House Servant Westmorland Kendal
bef. 1880 - died
Richard Wilcock
1825 - born at Clapham Yorks - see 1861 census below.
1855 Dec qtr - married at Settle RD: Wilkcock Robert Settle 9a 15 (GRO).
1855 21 Nov - married at Bentham parish church: Richard Wilcock Full age Bachelor Postmaster Clapham - father
Robert Wilcock Joiner; Ann Hully Full age Spinster Mewith Head - father Thomas Hully Yeoman.
Wits. Thomas Hully, Jane Wilcock.
1861 census
RG 9/3177 f17r Bentham Village Road or Street
Richard Wilcock Head M 36 Ironmonger & Grocer Yorks Clapham
Anne Wilcock Wife M 29 Yorks Bentham
Mary Wilcock Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Bentham
Jane Wilcock Dau 2 Yorks Bentham
Robert Wilcock Son 8mos Yorks Bentham
Mary Varey Serv 15 House Servant Westmorland Kendal
285. Mary Wilcock
1857 - born at Bentham - see 1861 census below.
1861 census
RG 9/3177 f17r Bentham Village Road or Street
Richard Wilcock Head M 36 Ironmonger & Grocer Yorks Clapham
Anne Wilcock Wife M 29 Yorks Bentham
Mary Wilcock Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Bentham
Jane Wilcock Dau 2 Yorks Bentham
Robert Wilcock Son 8mos Yorks Bentham
Mary Varey Serv 15 House Servant Westmorland Kendal
286. Jane Wilcock
1859 - born at Bentham - see 1861 census below.
1861 census
RG 9/3177 f17r Bentham Village Road or Street
Richard Wilcock Head M 36 Ironmonger & Grocer Yorks Clapham
Anne Wilcock Wife M 29 Yorks Bentham
Mary Wilcock Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Bentham
Jane Wilcock Dau 2 Yorks Bentham
Robert Wilcock Son 8mos Yorks Bentham
Mary Varey Serv 15 House Servant Westmorland Kendal
287. Robert Wilcock
1860 - born at Bentham - see 1861 census below.
1861 census
RG 9/3177 f17r Bentham Village Road or Street
Richard Wilcock Head M 36 Ironmonger & Grocer Yorks Clapham
Anne Wilcock Wife M 29 Yorks Bentham
Mary Wilcock Dau 4 Scholar Yorks Bentham
Jane Wilcock Dau 2 Yorks Bentham
Robert Wilcock Son 8mos Yorks Bentham
Mary Varey Serv 15 House Servant Westmorland Kendal
137. Isaac Hully
1834 - born - see 1851 census entry below.
1841 census
HO 107/1319/6 f5r Bentham Mewith Head
Thomas Hully 40 Farmer N
Ann Hully 35 Y
Thomas Hully 14 (blank)
Dorothy Hully 11 (blank)
Ann Hully 9 Y
Isaac Hully 7 Y
Mary Hully 5 Y
John Parker Hully 1 Y
Rebecca Hully 1 Y
Thomas Buller 15 Ag Lab Y
Christiana Wilson 15 F.S.
1851 census
HO 107/2277 YORKSHIRE Bentham 103 Mewith Head
Thomas Hulley Head M 54 Farmer 190 Lancashire Tatham
Ann Hulley Wife M 46 Farmer's Wife Yorkshire Ingleton
Thomas Hulley Son U 24 Farmer's son Yorkshire Bentham
Dorothy Hulley Dau U 21 Farmers' daughter Yorkshire Bentham
Ann Hulley Dau U 19 Yorkshire Bentham
Isaac Hulley Son U 16 Yorkshire Bentham
Mary Hulley Dau U 14 Yorkshire Bentham
John Parker Hulley Son U 11 Yorkshire Bentham
Rebecca Hulley Dau U 11 Yorkshire Bentham
William Hulley Son U 8 Yorkshire Bentham
Nancy Hulley Dau U 3 Yorkshire Bentham
1861 census
RG 9/3179 f28 Hellifield Black Horse P.H.
Farrand Kayley Head M 60 Farmer 17 acre and Inn Keeper Yorks Hellifield
Mary Kayley Wife M 52 4 chd, 4 Boarders Yorks Hellifield
Isaac Hully Boarder U 24 Cattle Dealer Yorks Mewith Head
1867 14 Dec - Lancaster Gazette - INGLETON - CATTLE STRAYING - At the West Riding Magistrates’ Room, Ingleton,
on the 6th December before J. Farrer and E.M. Fenwick, Esqs., Isaac Hully, of Bentham, cattle dealer,
was summoned for allowing his cattle to stray on the highway in the township of Bentham, on the 28th
ult. Defendant appeared and denied the offence. P.C. Toulmin proved that on the 28th ult., about 11
a.m., he found three heifers, the property of the defendant, straying on the highway, and he put them into
the field. The fences are bad. Several complaints have been made against him. Fined 6d and costs2s.2d.
1868 Jun qtr - married at Manchester: Hully Isaac Manchester 8d 541 (IGI).
1868 - LancsBMD marriage entry: HULLY Isaac PHILLIPS Catherine Manchester, St. John Manchester
STJ/32/285.
1868 09 Jun - married at St John's church , Manchester: Isaac Hully Full Bachelor Farmer Newith Head Yorkshire -
father Thomas Hully farmer; Catherine Phillips Full Spinster Kersall - father William Phillips Wine
Merchant. Wits; Henry Sheppard, Alice Phillips.
1868 12 Jun - Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer - MARRIAGES - HULLY-PHILLIPS - June 9, at St John’s Church,
Manchester, by the Rev. William Huntingdon, M.A., rector. Isaac Hully, Esq., of Bentham, Yorkshire, to
Katherine, youngest daughter of the late William Phillips, Esq., of Eccles.
1868 04 Apr - Lancaster Gazette - HORNBY PETTY SESSIONS - YESTERDAY - (Before T. Greene, J. Thomson, and
North North, Esq.) - EXTRAORDINARY ASSAULT CASE.
A case was heard at these sessions which excited considerable interest in the neighbourhood. At last
Wray fair five of the gamekeepers attached to the Hornby Castle estate were armed with sticks and
demanded toll, and much popular feeling was demonstrated. On the occasion of a refusal to pay the toll
demanded an assault was committed, and the crowd vented their indignation on the keepers. The
present case was an action arising out of this circumstance.
John Easterby and Isaac Hully, two respectable men, were charged with having assaulted Robert
Winder, a gamekeeper in the employ of John Foster, Esq., of Hornby Castle, whilst in the execution of
his duty of collecting toll on the 25th of February at Wray fair. Mr. W. Sharp appeared for the prosecution,
and Mr. C. T. Clark for the defendants.
Mr. Sharp, having opened the case, called the following evidence:-
Robert Winder said - He was in the employ of Mr. Foster, and was at Wray fair on the 25th February. He
was collecting toll. Two men, named Eaton and Barrett, passed with two cows and objected to pay toll,
and he (witness) stopped the cows and put them into a garden; but they broke out, and he then put them
into a shippon and gave them some hay. A crowd came in about an hour and he went through the
house to the back yard, when he found Easterby and Hully with the cows. There was a gate in the back
yard. Hully took hold of the gate and tried to open it, and Easterby came and got hold of the other gate
and seized witness with one hand and the gate with the other and threw witness down. Witness got up
and followed the cattle. Whilst he was on the ground he was struck with both sticks and flats, but he
could not tell who struck; but both Easterby and Hully were there. Witness followed the cows, but his
heels were knocked up but he did not know by whom; but Easterby struck his heels once.
Cross-examined.- Witness said he was quite sober, and did not challenge any one out to fight. He
admitted striking Thomas Nielson, who had hold of his arms. Witness asked for the toll, but Barrett said
he would not pay it. He did not strike the cows or abuse them, he might just hit them on the hocks. He
did not know what the other keepers might do. He did not know that a deposit of £10 was offered to
abide the question of toll. He believed they wanted to take the cows to the train. Defendants each
opened the gates. He did not strike Easterby over the arm, but Easterby got hold of him by the whiskers.
Re-examined - He said it was the rule to stop cows when toll was refused. John Atkinson said he was
assisting Winder to collect tolls. Eaton and Barrett refused to pay, and they seized two cows and put the
into a barn. Easton and Barrett brought a crowd and Hully got hold of one gate and Easterby the other.
Easterby got hold of Winder by the whiskers and the cows were taken. Easterby and Hully had Winder,
down on the road and held him. Witness went up to them and asked them if they were going to murder
Winder.
John Hoggarth, William Seed, and James Pickering corroborated this evidence, and added that a great
many struck Winder with sticks.
Mr. Clark, for the defence, said he would not enter into the question of toll and would pronounce no
opinion on its legality, but there are two ways of collecting toll, one in a civil way and one in a rough way,
and in this case it appeared to him that the rough way had been chosen. No board was placed showing
what tolls were to be taken, and people were at a loss to know what the toll was demanded for. No such
thing was heard of in the times of Mr. Dawson and Mr. Wright, and it was certainly a new way to collect
tolls for five keepers to go armed with large sticks to demand it.
Winder did not appear to him to be quite sober at the time and had admitted injuring a young man on
Hornby Bridge just after. He (Mr. Clark) was quite sure Mr. Foster would not encourage such conduct,
and would dismiss any keeper guilty of such misconduct. The real facts of the case were, that Mr.
Easterby and Mr. Hully had sold cattle to Mr. Barrett and Mr. Eaton, and they wanted to go off by the
quarter past one train. Mr. Barrett did not know anything about the toll, but he offered to deposit £10 with
any respectable person to meet it, but even this did not satisfy these rough keepers. They seized the two
cows which was clearly an illegal act. They prevented Mr. Barrett from taking them to the station, and
this naturally caused great indignation amongst the people assembled. Mr. Hully the opened one gate
and Winder came forward, but the was no evidence that Hully ever struck Winder or anybody else, and Winder never said so. Mr. Easterby was at the other end and whilst at the gate Winder struck him a
violent blow on the arm. Easterby then , it was true, laid hold of Winder’s arm to protect himself, but he
neither struck him or knocked him down. The keepers then savagely attacked the cattle brutally with
their staves. Mr. Easterby and Mr. Hully had a perfect right to use al reasonable means and force to get
the cattle to the station. It was false that either of the defendants touched Winder, and both of them
would positively deny it. The bench, on the evidence of Winder and Atkinson must come to the
conclusion that they were not speaking the truth. Winder was said to be the injured person, but not one
half of it had been proved. Mr. Clark felt satisfied that the Bench would rather take the evidence of two
respectable men like the defendants, both men of substance and respected by their neighbours, and
believing them they must dismiss the case, a decision which would meet the approval of all who heard
it. As to Mr. Hully, ther was no evidence against him at all, and against Easterby there was only the
laying hold of Winder’s beard which ws simply done in self-defence.
He than called: -
Wm. Titterington who said he lived at Bentham, and was at Wray fair, and was present at the gates. He
saw Winder and Atkinson there and they had their coast off and sticks in their hands. Toll was demanded
of Barrett but he refused, and the keeper took two cows. He saw the keepers strike the cows shamefully.
Barrett offered a deposit of £10 to abide the question of toll, and gave his name and address. Hully was
at one gate and Easterby at the other. When Easterby seized the gate Winder struck him over the arm,
and Easterby got hold of Winder’s whiskers. He did not see Easterby strike Winder.
Cross-examined - Witness did not see Easterby knock Winder down, for there was a great row. Winder
struck Easterby several times. Both Atkinson and Winder struck.Christopher Wilcock said he was
present and heard Barrett tell the keepers that he wanted to take the cows to the station, and would
leave a deposit of £10 in the landlord’s hands. Winder struck Easterby several times and also struck the
cattle.
Cross-examined - Witness said Winder was trying to keep the gates shut. Winder and Easterby struck
as often as they could. Winder and Atkinson must have heard the offer of £10. It was made before the
gates were opened.
Isaac Hully was called, and he said he heard Barrett make the offer of a deposit of £10 several times. He
denied he touched Winder, or that Easterby did. There were some 50 or 60 people there.
Cross-examined - He could not swear that Easterby did not strike Winder, but he saw him hold of his
whiskers. Winder was down on the road, and there were two or three on top of him.
John Easterby, of Betty-hill, said he sold the cattle to Easton and heard Barrett offer a deposit of £10 as a
guarantee of payment of the toll. Winder struck witness with a big stick, and witness then seized him by
the whiskers. There were a great many people there. He did not see Winder on the ground. Winder
struck him, when he took hold of the gate, some half-dozen times; but he (witness) did not throw Winder
down, nor did he use any sticks. His arm was black for a fortnight.
Mr. Sharp having replied on the case, the Bench dismissed the case against Hully and fined Easterby
1s. and costs.
1868 Dec qtr - daughter Annie Louisa born at Settle (GRO).
1869 29 May - Lancaster Gazette - EASTERLY V. PATTERSON - DISPUTED CATTLE CASE
(incl) Isaac Hully, farmer Low Bentham, proved selling a bull to Mr. Easterly for £12. 10s. and buying it
at £12 from a man named Barker.
1870 Mar qtr - daughter Ada born at Settle (GRO).
1871 census
RG 10/4251 f32r Bentham 7 Thornton's Yard
Isaac Hulley Head M 34 Farmer of 80 Acres Yorks Bentham
Catherine Hulley Wife M 34 Lancs Manchester
Annie L. Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Bentham
Ada Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Bentham
Isabell Ireland Nurse U 13 Nurse Westmld Kendal
Josh. Stewart Brder U 70 Farm Servant Yorks Ouston
1871 Dec qtr - daughter Kate born at Settle (GRO).
1874 18 Jul - Lancaster Gazette - LOCAL INTELLIGENCE - TROTTING MATCH AT HORNBY -
A trotting match which created a considerable amount of interest and excitement, came off at Hornby on
Wednesday last. It was between two ponies belonging respectively to Mr. Anthony Orr and Mr. Isaac
Hully, both farmers in the district. Mr. Orr’s “Maggy” was the favourite so far as betting was concerned,
and the “Brown Duchess,” belonging to Mr. Hully, also found a great many supporters.
The start was made at one o’clock opposite the Royal Oak , where a large number of persons were
assembled. “Maggy” took up the lead, but the “Brown Duchess” soon took up the running and was
rapidly gaining ground when she broke the trot, and Mr. Hully had to turn round. The “Duchess”
repeated this performance a second time, the result being that at the finish she came in nearly half a
minute after “Maggy,” the rider of the latter being loudly applauded on passing the running post. The
match was for £5 a side. Time 6 minutes 10 seconds.
1874 Dec qtr - daughter Lillian born at Kendal (GRO).
1875 30 Jan - Lancaster Gazette - BREACH OF CATTLE PLAGUE REGULATIONS . Isaac Hully of Chapel House, was
charged on Thursday, before Messrs. Saunders, Moore, and Hornby, at Kirkby Lonsdale with not
reporting to the police that he had a bull in his possession suffering from the foot and mouth disease.
Mr. Tilly represented the defendant. The Bench inflicted a penalty of £5 and costs £2.10s.
1875 20 Nov - Lancaster Gazette - PETTY SESSIONS TUESDAY -
Isaac Hully, a farmer at Chapel House, near Bentham, was also charged under the same Act, with
having on the 2nd inst. (Stot Tuesday Fair) exposed for sale at Settle, a number of lambs said to be
suffering from the foot and mouth disease. Mr Sudell was again called in support of the information, and
Mr. Welch, veterinary surgeon, Kirkby Lonsdale, and Mr. Anderton, veterinary surgeon, Skipton, were
called to the defence, and both agreed that the animals were not suffering from the foot and mouth
disease but from foot rot. This case was also dismissed, but without costs. Mr. Berry appeared for the
defence.
1876 Feb 25 - Hull Packet and East Riding Times - Copy of Returns - Yorkshire Banking Company (incl.), Hulley,
Isaac, Kirby Lonsdale, cattle salesman.
1877 Oct 13 - Preston Guardian - District News - Lancaster - A Farmer’s Dispute. At the Town Hall, on Thursday, John
Butterfield was charged with assaulting Isaac Hully. The parties are well-known cattle dealers, and it
seems that Mr Hully had been bargaining in the fair on Wednesday with defendant’s son-in-law
respecting a heifer. Defendant, on being made aware of it, said Mr Hully should not have the animal,
and when he attempted to put his mark upon it defendant struck him a violent blow on the nose with an
umbrella. As there were mitigating circumstances, the Bench inflicted a nominal penalty of 2s.6d., and
£1 4s.costs
1881 census
RG 11/5210 f. 35 Croft House Casterton, Westmorland
Isaac HULLY Head M 46 Farmer Bentham, York
Annie L. HULLY Daur 12 Scholar Bentham, York
Katie HULLY Daur 9 Scholar Bentham, York
Mary A. STOREY Serv U 19 General Domestic Serv Troutbeck, Cumberland
1882 30 Aug - Lancaster Gazette - THE RESTRICTIONS ON THE REMOVAL OF CATTLE INTO WESTMORLAND AND
SCOTLAND. IMPORTANT MEETING OF LANDOWNERS AND FARMERS. (incl.) I. Hully
1883 14 Apr - Lancaster Gazette - ARCHIDIACONAL VISIT AT THE PARISH - (incl.) The following sidesmen were
admitted: Whittington : John Bargh, John Redman, John Mackreth, Isaac Hully.
1883 23 Jun - Lancaster Gazette - HORNBY PETTY SESSIONS - WEDNESDAY - Before James homson, Esq.,
(chairman), W.S. Cragg, W. Rome, Joseph Gibson, T.F. Fenwick Esqs., Major Marton, and Capt.
Kennedy. PROSECUTION OF FARMERS FOR EVADING CATTLE RESTRICTIONS.
Several farmers residing in the neighbourhood were summoned for infringing the regulations of an
order of the Privy Council entitled “The Infected Districts and Markets and Fairs Order, 1883.” Isaac Hully
(plus 2 more) were each charged with selling cattle at Whoop Hall on the 24th of May, and similar
evidence to that in the former cases was given. An information had been laid against Wm. Chester,
salesman for Mr. Hully, but acting on the advice of the Bench, Supt. Moss withdrew the information.
1884 May 28 - Leeds Mercury - Sales by Auction - By Mr Richard Turner, at the Royal Oak Hotel, Bentham, on Tuesday,
the Tenth June, 1884, at 2:30 p.m., in the following or such other lots as may be determined upon, and
subject to such conditions as may be then and there produced.
All those Two Enclosures of Valuable Accommodation Land, called Borrens and Croft, together with the
Three Cottages and Gardens, containing altogether, 3a, 3r, 3p. in statute measure, or thereabouts, are
situated at Lower Bentham aforesaid, in the respective occupations of Mr Isaac Hully and others as
tenants.
1888 06 Oct - Lancaster Gazette - AUCTION MARTS, &c. W. HATHORNTHWAITE AND SON’S THIRD ANNUAL SHOW
AND SALE OF STORE BULLOCKS came off on Friday last. Amongst the principal buyers were Mr.
Isaac Hully, Kirkby Lonsdale.
1888 19 Dec - Lancaster Gazette - MESSRS. W. HATHORNTHWAITE AND SON’S CHRISTMAS
FAT STOCK SHOW. The judges were - Calving Cows - Mr. I. Hully, Newton.
1889 09 Jan - Lancaster Gazette - COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS - LUNSDALE DIVISON - Assentors (incl) Isaac
Hully, Newton Farm.
1889 18 Dec - Lancaster Gazette - - MESSRS. W. HATHORNTHWAITE AND SON’S CHRISTMAS FAT STOCK SHOW.
The judges were - Calving Cows - Mr. I. Hully, Newton, Kirkby Lonsdale.
1891 census
RG 12/3473 f54r Whittington Newton Hall Farm
Isaac Hully Head M 56 Farmer & Cattle Dealer Yorks Bentham
Katherine Hully Wife M 53 Lancs Eccles
Annie L. Hully Dau S 21 Farmer's Daughter Yorks Bentham
Ada Hully Dau S 20 Yorks Bentham
Kate Hully Dau S 19 Yorks Bentham
Lillian Hully Dau S 16 Westmld Casterton
John Bownass Vistr S 58 Retired Farmer Westmld Middleton
Margaret Shuttleworth Serv S 19 General Serv. Domestic Lancs Rochdale
David Williams Serv S 29 Ag. Farm Servant Wales Carnarvon Pwltheli
John Knowles Serv S 23 Ag. Farm Servant Lancs Yealands
1891 Jul 25 - Preston Guardian - Cows 16 Hours Unmilked. Isaac Hulley, a cattle dealer, of Arkholme, near Kendal,
was summoned at the Borough Police-court, yesterday for cruelty to a couple of cows. Inspector Ghent,
of the R.S.P.C.A., deposed to being on duty in the Cattle market, Preston, on July 11, at 9.30 morning,
when he saw two cows belonging to the defendant apparently in distress. He examined them, and
found that they were suffering from over pressure with milk. He called Mr Hulley's attention to it, and he
said they were milked about six o'clock the previous evening, so that they had gone nearly 16 hours,
without being milked. Each cow had recently calved, and they should not in any case go over 12 hours.
One cow was not milked until an hour after his first perceiving the cruelty. The Chairman said it was far
too common practice with farmers, and defendant would be fined 10s and costs, in default, seven days
with hard labour.
1892 14 Dec - Lancaster Gazette etc - LANCASTER FARMERS’ AUCTION MART COMPANY -
CHRISTMAS FAT STOCK SHOW AND SALE. LIST OF AWARDS - Calving Cows. - 1. Isaac Hully.
1893 Jun qtr - dau Kate married at Lunesdale RD: Hully Kate Lunesdale 8e 1135 (GRO).
1898 Nov 14 - Glasgow Herald -Affairs and Stock Sales - Carlisle - stirks, £10 7s. 6d., Mr Isaac Hully.
1899 Jul 28 - Liverpool Mercury - Lytham and Kirkham Agricultural Show - the principal awards were -- Cows, in milk
(local): 1, I Hully, Lea Road. Ditto, in calf 2, I Hully. Heifers, calved in 1897: 1, I Hully.
01 Sep 1899 - Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser: AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. GARSTANG
The cattle, which were judged by Mr. A. Cleasby, of Sedbergh, and Mr. Isaac Hully, of Lea, only
numbered 66, against 95 last year, a decrease that was probably accounted for by the fact that
most farmers were too busy harvesting to prepare stock for show.
1901 census
RG 13/3961 (p14) Lea, Ashton, Ingol & Cottam LAN Leyland Bridge
Isaac Hulby Head M 66 Farmer Yorks Bentham
Katherine Hulby Wife M 62 Lancs Eccles
Lilian Hulby Dau S 25 Westmorland Casterton
Peter Toey Servant S 30 Agricultural Labourer Ireland Mayo
William Hulby Brother S 58 Farmer Yorks Bentham
Mary Wilson Servant S 25 Servant Domestic Lancs Preston
Richard Appleby Servant S 25 Agricultural Labourer Staffs Sharley Brook
1907 - brother's Probate index entry: Hully John Parker of Bentham Yorkshire died 28 January 1907
Administration Wakefield to Isaac Hully farmer Effects £1190 8s.8d.
1908 18 Jun - died at Preston - see Probate index entry below.
1908 - Probate index entry: Hully Isaac of Danesfrad Lea-road Preston Lancashire farmer died 18 June 1908
Probate Lancaster 28 August to Thomas Wilcock provision dealer and John Morphet farmer Effects
£1188 10s.
Note shown in FT of Alfred Hully b. 1918:
The family of Kate Speakman Mentioned in text (no text shown) Isaac had a daughter Lousie Ann Hully
who lived with her Uncle William until he died in 1924. She then married Michael Faraday a relation of
the Scientist. Isaac his wife Katherine Phillips, William and Louise are all buried in Low Bentham
churchyard.
Katherine Phillips
1839 - born at Eccles Lancs - see 1901 census below.
1868 Jun qtr - married at Manchester: Hully Isaac Manchester 8d 541 (IGI).
1868 09 Jun - married at St John's church , Manchester: Isaac Hully Full Bachelor Farmer Newith Head Yorkshire -
father Thomas Hully farmer; Catherine Phillips Full Spinster Kersall - father William Phillips Wine
Merchant. Wits; Henry Sheppard, Alice Phillips
1868 12 Jun - Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer - MARRIAGES - HULLY-PHILLIPS - June 9, at St John’s Church,
Manchester, by the Rev. William Huntingdon, M.A., rector. Isaac Hully, Esq., of Bentham, Yorkshire, to
Katherine, youngest daughter of the late William Phillips, Esq., of Eccles.
1868 Dec qtr - daughter Annie Louisa born at Settle (GRO).
1870 Mar qtr - daughter Ada born at Settle (GRO).
1871 census
RG 10/4251 f32r Bentham 7 Thornton's Yard
Isaac Hulley Head M 34 Farmer of 80 Acres Yorks Bentham
Catherine Hulley Wife M 34 Lancs Manchester
Annie L. Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Bentham
Ada Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Bentham
Isabell Ireland Nurse U 13 Nurse Westmld Kendal
Josh. Stewart Brder U 70 Farm Servant Yorks Ouston
1871 Dec qtr - daughter Kate born at Settle (GRO).
1874 Dec qtr - daughter Lillian born at Kendal (GRO).
1881 census
RG 11/4253 89 112 Queens Terrace Layton with Warbreck
Mary A. Cheadle Head W 59 Lodging House Keeper Lancs Eccles
Annie Cheadle Dau U 32 Lodging House Keeper asst Lancs Eccles Katherine Hully Sister M 43 Farmer's Wife Lancs Eccles
Ada Hully Niece 10 Scholar Yorks Bentham
Lilian Hully Niece 6 Scholar Westmld Carlisle
Alice Cheadle G-dau 9 Scholar Lancs Pendleton
Robert Fredrick Worsick Vstr M 55 Cotton manufacturer & Weaver Lancs Rossendale
Mary Worsick Vstr M 55 do wife Lancs Rossendale
John A. Worsick Vstr U 20 do do son Lancs Rawtenstall
1891 census
RG 12/3473 f54r Whittington Newton Hall Farm
Isaac Hully Head M 56 Farmer & Cattle Dealer Yorks Bentham
Katherine Hully Wife M 53 Lancs Eccles
Annie L. Hully Dau S 21 Farmer's Daughter Yorks Bentham
Ada Hully Dau S 20 Yorks Bentham
Kate Hully Dau S 19 Yorks Bentham
Lillian Hully Dau S 16 Westmld Casterton
John Bownass Vistr S 58 Retired Farmer Westmld Middleton Margaret Shuttleworth Serv S 19 General Serv. Domestic Lancs Rochdale
David Williams Serv S 29 Ag. Farm Servant Wales Carnarvon Pwltheli
John Knowles Serv S 23 Ag. Farm Servant Lancs Yealands
1893 Jun qtr - dau Kate married at Lunesdale RD: Hully Kate Lunesdale 8e 1135 (GRO).
1901 census
RG 13/3961 (p14) Lea, Ashton, Ingol & Cottam LAN Leyland Bridge
Isaac Hulby Head M 66 Farmer Yorks Bentham
Katherine Hulby Wife M 62 Lancs Eccles
Lilian Hulby Dau S 25 Westmorland Casterton
Peter Toey Servant S 30 Agricultural Labourer Ireland Mayo
William Hulby Brother S 58 Farmer Yorks Bentham
Mary Wilson Servant S 25 Servant Domestic Lancs Preston
Richard Appleby Servant S 25 Agricultural Labourer Staffs Sharley Brook
Note shown in FT of Alfred Hully b. 1918:
The family of Kate Speakman Mentioned in text (no text shown) Isaac had a daughter
Lousie Ann Hully who lived with her Uncle William until he died in 1924. She then
married Michael Faraday a relation of the Scientist. Isaac his wife Katherine Phillips,
William and Louise are all buried in Low Bentham churchyard.
288. Annie Louisa Hully
1868 Dec qtr - born at Settle (GRO).
1871 census
RG 10/4251 f32r Bentham 7 Thornton's Yard
Isaac Hulley Head M 34 Farmer of 80 Acres Yorks Bentham
Catherine Hulley Wife M 34 Lancs Manchester
Annie L. Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Bentham
Ada Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Bentham
Isabell Ireland Nurse U 13 Nurse Westmld Kendal
Josh. Stewart Brder U 70 Farm Servant Yorks Ouston
1881 census
RG 11/5210 f. 35 Croft House Casterton, Westmorland
Isaac HULLY Head M 46 Farmer Bentham, York
Annie L. HULLY Daur 12 Scholar Bentham, York
Katie HULLY Daur 9 Scholar Bentham, York
Mary A. STOREY Serv U 19 General Domestic Serv Troutbeck, Cumberland
1891 census
RG 12/3473 f54r Whittington Newton Hall Farm
Isaac Hully Head M 56 Farmer & Cattle Dealer Yorks Bentham
Katherine Hully Wife M 53 Lancs Eccles
Annie L. Hully Dau S 21 Farmer's Daughter Yorks Bentham
Ada Hully Dau S 20 Yorks Bentham
Kate Hully Dau S 19 Yorks Bentham
Lillian Hully Dau S 16 Westmld Casterton
John Bownass Vistr S 58 Retired Farmer Westmld Middleton Margaret Shuttleworth Serv S 19 General Serv. Domestic Lancs Rochdale
David Williams Serv S 29 Ag. Farm Servant Wales Carnarvon Pwltheli
John Knowles Serv S 23 Ag. Farm Servant Lancs Yealands
Note shown in FT of Alfred Hully b. 1918:
The family of Kate Speakman Mentioned in text (no text shown) Isaac had a daughter
Lousie Ann Hully who lived with her Uncle William until he died in 1924. She then
married Michael Faraday a relation of the Scientist. Isaac his wife Katherine Phillips,
William and Louise are all buried in Low Bentham churchyard.
291. Lillian Hully
1874 Dec qtr - born at Casterton, Westmorland - see 190 census below.
1881 census
RG 11/4253 89 112 Queens Terrace Layton with Warbreck
Mary A. Cheadle Head W 59 Lodging House Keeper Lancs Eccles
Annie Cheadle Dau U 32 Lodging House Keeper asst Lancs Eccles Katherine Hully Sister M 43 Farmer's Wife Lancs Eccles
Ada Hully Niece 10 Scholar Yorks Bentham
Lilian Hully Niece 6 Scholar Westmld Carlisle
Alice Cheadle G-dau 9 Scholar Lancs Pendleton
Robert Fredrick Worsick Vstr M 55 Cotton manufacturer & Weaver Lancs Rossendale
Mary Worsick Vstr M 55 do wife Lancs Rossendale
John A. Worsick Vstr U 20 do do son Lancs Rawtenstall
1891 census
RG 12/3473 f54r Whittington Newton Hall Farm
Isaac Hully Head M 56 Farmer & Cattle Dealer Yorks Bentham
Katherine Hully Wife M 53 Lancs Eccles
Annie L. Hully Dau S 21 Farmer's Daughter Yorks Bentham
Ada Hully Dau S 20 Yorks Bentham
Kate Hully Dau S 19 Yorks Bentham
Lillian Hully Dau S 16 Westmld Casterton
John Bownass Vistr S 58 Retired Farmer Westmld Middleton Margaret Shuttleworth Serv S 19 General Serv. Domestic Lancs Rochdale
David Williams Serv S 29 Ag. Farm Servant Wales Carnarvon Pwltheli
John Knowles Serv S 23 Ag. Farm Servant Lancs Yealands
1901 census
RG 13/3961 (p14) Lea, Ashton, Ingol & Cottam LAN Leyland Bridge
Isaac Hulby Head M 66 Farmer Yorks Bentham
Katherine Hulby Wife M 62 Lancs Eccles
Lilian Hulby Dau S 25 Westmorland Casterton
Peter Toey Servant S 30 Agricultural Labourer Ireland Mayo
William Hulby Brother S 58 Farmer Yorks Bentham
Mary Wilson Servant S 25 Servant Domestic Lancs Preston
Richard Appleby Servant S 25 Agricultural Labourer Staffs Sharley Brook
1904 Sep qtr - married at Preston RD: Hulley Lilian Preston 8e 1084 (FreeBMD).
1904 - LancsBMD marriage entry: HULLY Lilian MORPHET John Ashton on Ribble, St
Andrew Preston 205/3/10.
John Morphet
1904 Sep qtr - married at Preston RD: Morphet John Preston 8e 1084 (FreeBMD).
1904 - LancsBMD marriage entry: HULLY Lilian MORPHET John Ashton on Ribble, St
Andrew Preston 205/3/10.
150. Francis Hully
1863 Mar qtr - born at East Ward RD: Hully Francis East Ward 10b 563 (GRO).
1871 census
RG 10/4310 f73r Bingley Ryshworth Bridge
Francis Hully Head M 41 Farmer Bentham
Mary Hannah Hully Wife M 31 Ingleton
Francis Hully Son 9 Bentham
Mary Alice Hully Dau 6 Bentham
William Hully Son 3 Bentham
Anne Elizth Hully Dau 2 Bingley
Thomas Hully Son 1 Bingley
Martha Rhodes Serv U 16 Servant Horsforth
Richard Brown Serv U 29 Servant Clapham
John Brown Serv U 16 Servant Clapham
William Ruddock Serv U 30 Servant Sussex
1881 census
RG 11/4344 f. 23 Ryshworth Bd Farm Bingley, York
Francis HULLY Head M 51 Farmer Of 130 Acres Of Land Bentham, York
Mary H. HULLY Wife M 41 Ingleton, York
Francis HULLY Son U 19 Clerk (Solicitors General) Bentham, York
Mary A. HULLY Daur U 16 Bentham, York
William HULLY Son U 13 (Farmer) Bentham, York
Annie HULLY Daur 12 Scholar Bingley, York
Thomas HULLY Son 11 Scholar Bingley, York
Charles HULLY Son 9 Scholar Bingley, York
Agnes HULLY Daur 7 Scholar Bingley, York
William ANDERSON Serv U 25 Farm Servant (Indoor) Bingley, York
Jesse DUCKETT Serv U 19 Farm Servant (Indoor) Morton, York
1890 - BARRETT'S DIRECTORY OF BURNLEY AND DISTRICT Barnoldswick Hulley Francis,
auctioneer and valuer, Higher Park Farmers Hulley Francis, Park.
`1890 May 17 - Manchester Times - At the Crown Hotel, Colne, on Tuesday, Mr Robinson held an enquiry touching
the death of Mr Henry Nutton, 42, butcher and auctioneer, Colne. The evidence showed that on the 1st
inst., a man named Harry Bland was instructed By the landlord of the Swan Hotel, to drive the
deceased, Mr Hully, auctioneer, Barnoldswick, and Mr William Crabtree, White Syke Farm, near
Foulbridge, to value Mr Crabtree’s farm. (etc) A verdict of "accidental death" was returned, with a
representation to the Colne Local Board to remove the stone.
1890 Sep qtr - married at Settle RD: Hully Francis Settle 9a 13 (FreeBMD).
1890 23 Sep - married at Kirkby Malham parish church: Francis Hully Bachelor Auctioneer Barnoldswick - father
Francis Hully Farmer; Annie Dean 27 Spinster Calton - father William Dean Retired farmer. Wits.
Benjamin Dean, Isabella Dean.
1891 census
RG 12/3380 f67r Colne 17 New Market Sreet
Francis Hully Head M 29 Auctioneer Yorks Bentham
Annie Hully Wife M 28 Yorks Gargarve
1894 20 Jan - Burnley Express- COLNE NEW TOWN HALL - RECEPTIONS AT THE NEW TOWN HALL
(inc. ) Mr. and Mrs. F. Hully.
1897 10 May - father died at Hammerton Hall, Slaidburn Yorkshire - see will below.
1897 Father's Probate index entry:
HULLY Francis of Hammerton Hall Slaidburn Yorkshire Farmer died 10 May 1897.
Probate London 8 Sep to Francis Hulley Innkeeper and William Hulley Farmer. Effects
£530.12s.10d.
1901 census
RG 13/3890 f13r Colne Beanfield House
Francis Hulley Head M 39 Gardener Domestic Yorks Bentham
Annie Hulley Wife M 38 Yorks Gargrave
Frank Hulley Son 9 Lancs Colne
Ellen Hulley Dau 5 Lancs Colne
Annie Dean
1863 - born at Gargrave Yorkshire - see 1891 census below
1890 Sep qtr - married at Settle RD: Dean Annie Settle 9a 13 (FreeBMD).
1890 23 Sep - married at Kirkby Malham parish church: Francis Hully Bachelor Auctioneer Barnoldswick - father
Francis Hully Farmer; Annie Dean 27 Spinster Calton - father William Dean Retired farmer. Wits.
Benjamin Dean, Isabella Dean.
1891 census
RG 12/3380 f67r Colne 17 New Market Sreet
Francis Hully Head M 29 Auctioneer Yorks Bentham
Annie Hully Wife M 28 Yorks Gargarve
1894 20 Jan - Burnley Express- COLNE NEW TOWN HALL - RECEPTIONS AT THE NEW TOWN HALL
(inc. ) Mr. and Mrs. F. Hully.
1901 census
RG 13/3890 f13r Colne Beanfield House
Francis Hulley Head M 39 Gardener Domestic Yorks Bentham
Annie Hulley Wife M 38 Yorks Gargrave
Frank Hulley Son 9 Lancs Colne
Ellen Hulley Dau 5 Lancs Colne
.
293. Ellen Hully
1896 Mar qtr - born at Burnley RD: Hully Ellen Burnley 8e 253 (GRO).
1901 census
RG 13/3890 f13r Colne Beanfield House
Francis Hulley Head M 39 Gardener Domestic Yorks Bentham
Annie Hulley Wife M 38 Yorks Gargrave
Frank Hulley Son 9 Lancs Colne
Ellen Hulley Dau 5 Lancs Colne
153. Annie (Elizabeth) Hully
1868 04 Jul - born - see baptism entry below.
1868 Sep qtr - born at Keighley RD: Hully Annie Keighley 9a 166 (GRO).
1868 06 Sep - baptised at St Luke's church Morton: Annie dau of Francis & Mary Hannah Hulley of Rysthworth
Farmer Born 04 Jul 1868.
1871 census
RG 10/4310 f73r Bingley Ryshworth Bridge
Francis Hully Head M 41 Farmer Bentham
Mary Hannah Hully Wife M 31 Ingleton
Francis Hully Son 9 Bentham
Mary Alice Hully Dau 6 Bentham
William Hully Son 3 Bentham
Anne Elizth Hully Dau 2 Bingley
Thomas Hully Son 1 Bingley
Martha Rhodes Serv U 16 Servant Horsforth
Richard Brown Serv U 29 Servant Clapham
John Brown Serv U 16 Servant Clapham
William Ruddock Serv U 30 Servant Sussex
1881 census
RG 11/4344 f. 23 Ryshworth Bd Farm Bingley, York
Francis HULLY Head M 51 Farmer Of 130 Acres Of Land Bentham, York
Mary H. HULLY Wife M 41 Ingleton, York
Francis HULLY Son U 19 Clerk (Solicitors General) Bentham, York
Mary A. HULLY Daur U 16 Bentham, York
William HULLY Son U 13 (Farmer) Bentham, York
Annie HULLY Daur 12 Scholar Bingley, York
Thomas HULLY Son 11 Scholar Bingley, York
Charles HULLY Son 9 Scholar Bingley, York
Agnes HULLY Daur 7 Scholar Bingley, York
William ANDERSON Serv U 25 Farm Servant (Indoor) Bingley, York
Jesse DUCKETT Serv U 19 Farm Servant (Indoor) Morton, York
1891 census
RG 12/3499 f97r Barnoldswick Park Farm
Francis Hully Head M 61 Farmer Higher Park Yorks Bentham
Mary A. Hully Wife M 51 Yorks Bentham
Mary A. Hully Dau S 26 House Work Dom Yorks Bentham
William Hully Son S 23 Farm Work Yorks Bentham
Annie Hully Dau S 22 Yorks Bingley
Thomas Hully Son S 21 Farm Work Yorks Bingley
Charles Hully Son S 18 Farm Work Yorks Bingley
Agnes Hully Dau S 15 House Work Dom Yorks Bingley
1896 Mar qtr - married at Citheroe RD: Hully Annie Clitheroe 8e 433 (FreeBMD).
1896 23 Nov - father made Will - copy held. Mentions " Annie Parker wife of Alexander Parker."
Alexander Parker
1896 Mar qtr - married at Citheroe RD: Parker Alexander Clitheroe 8e 433 (FreeBMD).
154. Thomas Hully
1870 22 Feb - born - see baptism entry below.
1870 Jun qtr - born at Keighley RD: Hully Thomas Keighley 9a 167 (GRO).
1870 15 May - baptised at St Luke's church Morton: Thomas Hulley son of Francis & Hannah Hulley of Rysthworth
Farmer. Born 22 Feb 1870.
1871 census
RG 10/4310 f73r Bingley Ryshworth Bridge
Francis Hully Head M 41 Farmer Bentham
Mary Hannah Hully Wife M 31 Ingleton
Francis Hully Son 9 Bentham
Mary Alice Hully Dau 6 Bentham
William Hully Son 3 Bentham
Anne Elizth Hully Dau 2 Bingley
Thomas Hully Son 1 Bingley
Martha Rhodes Serv U 16 Servant Horsforth
Richard Brown Serv U 29 Servant Clapham
John Brown Serv U 16 Servant Clapham
William Ruddock Serv U 30 Servant Sussex
1881 census
RG 11/4344 f. 23 Ryshworth Bd Farm Bingley, York
Francis HULLY Head M 51 Farmer Of 130 Acres Of Land Bentham, York
Mary H. HULLY Wife M 41 Ingleton, York
Francis HULLY Son U 19 Clerk (Solicitors General) Bentham, York
Mary A. HULLY Daur U 16 Bentham, York
William HULLY Son U 13 (Farmer) Bentham, York
Annie HULLY Daur 12 Scholar Bingley, York
Thomas HULLY Son 11 Scholar Bingley, York
Charles HULLY Son 9 Scholar Bingley, York
Agnes HULLY Daur 7 Scholar Bingley, York
William ANDERSON Serv U 25 Farm Servant (Indoor) Bingley, York
Jesse DUCKETT Serv U 19 Farm Servant (Indoor) Morton, York
1891 census
RG 12/3499 f97r Barnoldswick Park Farm
Francis Hully Head M 61 Farmer Higher Park Yorks Bentham
Mary A. Hully Wife M 51 Yorks Bentham
Mary A. Hully Dau S 26 House Work Dom Yorks Bentham
William Hully Son S 23 Farm Work Yorks Bentham
Annie Hully Dau S 22 Yorks Bingley
Thomas Hully Son S 21 Farm Work Yorks Bingley
Charles Hully Son S 18 Farm Work Yorks Bingley
Agnes Hully Dau S 15 House Work Dom Yorks Bingley
1901 census
RG 13/3893 f22 Easington Hammerton Hall
William Hully Head S 35 Farmer (Partner) Yorkshire Bingley
Thomas Hully Brthr S 30 Farmer (Partner) Yorkshire Bingley
Charles Hully Brthr S 28 Farmer (Partner) Yorkshire Bingley
Dora Shepherd Serv S 17 Servant (Domestic) Yorks Grindleton
Leah Ball Serv W 47 Servant (Housekeper) Westmorland Windermere
1901 Jun qtr - married at Clitheroe RD: Hully Thomas Clitheroe 8c 635 (FreeBMD).
1920 - Probate Index entry:
Hully Thomas of Hammerton Hall Slaidburn Yorkshire died 12 May 1920
Administration London 8 December to Jane Hully widow Effects £2077 9s 11d.
Jane Cowking
1865 2 Aug - born at
1901 Jun qtr - married at Clitheroe RD: Cowking Clitheroe 8c 635 (FreeBMD).
1920 - Husband's Probate Index entry:
Hully Thomas of Hammerton Hall Slaidburn Yorkshire died 12 May 1920 Administration
London 8 December to Jane Hully widow Effects £2077 9s 11d.
296. Cyril Hully
1902 LancsBMD birth: HULLY Cyril Slaidburn Ribble SL/8/5.
Note by Jean McLardy July 2002:
Lived at Woodhouse Gate Farm - never married.
298. Colin Hully
1905 LancsBMD birth: HULLY Colin Slaidburn Ribble SL/8/21
155. Charles Hully
1872 07 Jul - born - see baptism entry below.
1872 Sep qtr - born at Keighley RD: Hully Charles Keighley 9a 169 (GRO).
1872 08 Dec - baptised at St Luke's church Morton: Charles son of Francis & Mary Hannah Hulley of Rysthworth
Farmer. Born 07 Jul 1872.
1881 census
RG 11/4344 f. 23 Ryshworth Bd Farm Bingley, York
Francis HULLY Head M 51 Farmer Of 130 Acres Of Land Bentham, York
Mary H. HULLY Wife M 41 Ingleton, York
Francis HULLY Son U 19 Clerk (Solicitors General) Bentham, York
Mary A. HULLY Daur U 16 Bentham, York
William HULLY Son U 13 (Farmer) Bentham, York
Annie HULLY Daur 12 Scholar Bingley, York
Thomas HULLY Son 11 Scholar Bingley, York
Charles HULLY Son 9 Scholar Bingley, York
Agnes HULLY Daur 7 Scholar Bingley, York
William ANDERSON Serv U 25 Farm Servant (Indoor) Bingley, York
Jesse DUCKETT Serv U 19 Farm Servant (Indoor) Morton, York
1891 census
RG 12/3499 f97r Barnoldswick Park Farm
Francis Hully Head M 61 Farmer Higher Park Yorks Bentham
Mary A. Hully Wife M 51 Yorks Bentham
Mary A. Hully Dau S 26 House Work Dom Yorks Bentham
William Hully Son S 23 Farm Work Yorks Bentham
Annie Hully Dau S 22 Yorks Bingley
Thomas Hully Son S 21 Farm Work Yorks Bingley
Charles Hully Son S 18 Farm Work Yorks Bingley
Agnes Hully Dau S 15 House Work Dom Yorks Bingley
1901 census
RG 13/3893 f22 Easington Hammerton Hall
William Hully Head S 35 Farmer (Partner) Yorkshire Bingley
Thomas Hully Brthr S 30 Farmer (Partner) Yorkshire Bingley
Charles Hully Brthr S 28 Farmer (Partner) Yorkshire Bingley
Dora Shepherd Serv S 17 Servant (Domestic) Yorks Grindleton
Leah Ball Serv W 47 Servant (Housekeper) Westmorland Windermere
1913 Jun qtr - married at Clitheroe RD: Hully Charles (spouse Shepherd) Clitheroe 8e 655 (FreeBMD).
1914 son Francis' LancsBMD birth entry: HULLY Francis Chipping Ribble CHI/13/84
1914 Jun qtr - son Francis born at Clitheroe RD: Hully Francis (mother's maiden name Shepherd)
Clitheror 8e 529 (FreeBMD).
1916 - son John's LancsBMD birth: HULLY John Slaidburn Ribble SL/8/83.
1916 Jun qtr - son John born at Clitheroe RD: Hully John (mother's maiden name Shepherd)
Clitheror 8e 438 (FreeBMD).
1932 - son John died at Blackburn RD: Hully John Blackburn 8e 526 (FreeBMD). (died of Polio)
1936 29 Aug - son Francis killed at Haifa, Israel by terrorists.
Dorah Shepherd
1884 - born
1913 Jun qtr - married at Clitheroe RD: Shepherd Dorah (spouse Hully) Clitheroe 8e 655 (FreeBMD).
1914 son Francis' LancsBMD birth entry: HULLY Francis Chipping Ribble CHI/13/84
1914 Jun qtr - son Francis born at Clitheroe RD: Hully Francis (mother's maiden name Shepherd)
Clitheror 8e 529 (FreeBMD).
1916 - son John's LancsBMD birth: HULLY John Slaidburn Ribble SL/8/83.
1916 Jun qtr - son John born at Clitheroe RD: Hully John (mother's maiden name Shepherd)
Clitheror 8e 438 (FreeBMD).
1936 29 Aug - son Francis killed at Haifa, Israel by terrorists.
1932 - son John died at Blackburn RD: Hully John Blackburn 8e 526 (FreeBMD). (died of
Polio)
299. Francis Hully
1914 LancsBMD birth entry: HULLY Francis Chipping Ribble CHI/13/84
1914 Jun qtr - born at Clitheroe RD: Hully Francis (mother's maiden name Shepherd) Clitheror 8e 529
(FreeBMD).
1936 29 Aug - killed at Haifa, Israel by terrorists.
300. John Hully
1916 - LancsBMD birth: HULLY John Slaidburn Ribble SL/8/83.
1916 Jun qtr - born at Clitheroe RD: Hully John (mother's maiden name Shepherd) Clitheror 8e 438
(FreeBMD).
1932 - died at Blackburn RD: Hully John Blackburn 8e 526 (FreeBMD). (died of Polio)
167. Richard Hulley
1855 Sep qtr - born at Ashton under Lyne: Hulley Richard Ashton under Lyne 8d 342.
1861 census
RG 9/169 Finsbury 118rev 192 Drury Lane
Richard Hulley Head Mar 30 Boot closer Lancs Ashton under Lyne
Sarah Hulley Wife 29 Lancs Ashton under Lyne
Robert Hulley Son 10 Lancs Manchester
Richard Hulley Son 5 Lancs Ashton under Lyne
Patrick Walker Boarder Mar 19 Boot closer Ireland Dublin
1871 census
RG 10/345 Finsbury f19 1Chapel Place
Richard Hulley Head M 39 Boot closer Lancs Blackburn
Sarah Hulley Wife M 31 Boot closer Lancs Ashton under Lyne
Richard Hulley Son 15 Lancs Ashton under Lyne
Lilly Hulley Dau 3 Scholar Middlesex London
1875 Dec qtr - married at St Giles SRD: Hulley Richard St Giles 1b 901.
1875 03 Oct - married at St George's church Bloomsbury: Richard Hulley 20 Bachelor Pianoforte Maker 1 George
Street Father - Richard Hulley Boot closer. Mary Ann Pike 20 Spinster 9 Gilbert Street Father - John
Edward Pike Cooper’s Assistant. Wits: John Pike, Susannah Thwaites.
1876 Sep qtr - son Richard born at Fulham SRD: Hulley Richard Fulham 1a 221.
1878 Dec qtr - son John Edward born at Fulham SRD: Hulley John Edward Fulham 1a 206.
1881 census
RG 11/0322 f.97 39 Shorts Gardens St Giles In Fields, MDX
Richard HULLEY Head M 25 Pianoforte Maker Ashton u Lyne
Mary Ann HULLEY Wife M 25 London, MDX
Richard HULLEY Son 5 London, MDX
John E. HULLEY Son 3 London, MDX
1882 Mar qtr - son Robert born at Strand RD: Hulley Robert Strand 1b 688 (GRO).
1884 Jun qtr - dau Mary Ann born at Fulham RD: Hulley Mary Ann Fulham 1a 218 (GRO)
1886 Jun qtr - dau Sarah born at Fulham RD: Hulley Sarah Fulham 1a 221 (GRO).
1891 census
RG 12/129 f7r St Pancras 11 Kentish Town Road
Richard Hulley Head M 35 Carpenter Ashton under Lyne
Mary Ann Hulley Wife M 35 London
Richard Hulley Son 14 Errand Boy London Hammersmith
John E. Hulley Son 13 Scholar London Hammersmith
Robert Hulley Son 8 Scholar London
Mary A. Hulley Dau 7 Scholar London Hammersmith
Sarah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar London Hammersmith
1892 Mar qtr - died at St Pancras RD: Hulley Richard 36 Pancras 1b 43 (GRO).
Mary Ann Pike
1856 - born at London - see 1881 census below.
1875 Dec qtr - married at St Giles SRD: Hulley Richard St Giles 1b 901.
1875 03 Oct - married at St George's church Bloomsbury: Richard Hulley 20 Bachelor Pianoforte Maker 1 George
Street Father - Richard Hulley Boot closer. Mary Ann Pike 20 Spinster 9 Gilbert Street Father - John
Edward Pike Cooper’s Assistant. Wits: John Pike, Susannah Thwaites.
1876 Sep qtr - son Richard born at Fulham SRD: Hulley Richard Fulham 1a 221.
1878 Dec qtr - son John Edward born at Fulham SRD: Hulley John Edward Fulham 1a 206.
1881 census
RG 11/0322 f.97 39 Shorts Gardens St Giles In Fields, MDX
Richard HULLEY Head M 25 Pianoforte Maker Ashton u Lyne
Mary Ann HULLEY Wife M 25 London, MDX
Richard HULLEY Son 5 London, MDX
John E. HULLEY Son 3 London, MDX
1882 Mar qtr - son Robert born at Strand RD: Hulley Robert Strand 1b 688 (GRO).
1884 Jun qtr - dau Mary Ann born at Fulham RD: Hulley Mary Ann Fulham 1a 218 (GRO)
1886 Jun qtr - dau Sarah born at Fulham RD: Hulley Sarah Fulham 1a 221 (GRO).
1891 census
RG 12/129 f7r St Pancras 11 Kentish Town Road
Richard Hulley Head M 35 Carpenter Ashton under Lyne
Mary Ann Hulley Wife M 35 London
Richard Hulley Son 14 Errand Boy London Hammersmith
John E. Hulley Son 13 Scholar London Hammersmith
Robert Hulley Son 8 Scholar London
Mary A. Hulley Dau 7 Scholar London Hammersmith
Sarah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar London Hammersmith
1892 Mar qtr - husband died at St Pancras RD: Hulley Richard 36 Pancras 1b 43 (GRO).
1892 Sep qtr - dau Emily Elizabeth born at Pancras RD: Hulley Emily Elizabeth Pancras 1b 89 (GRO).
1892 17 Aug - dau Emily Elizabeth baptised at St Mary the Virgin church Somers Town London: Emily
Elizabeth d. of Richard & Mary Ann Hulley 59 Clarendon Square (no occup).
1895 Jun qtr - married at Pancras RD: Hulley Mary Ann Pancras 1b 230 (FreeBMD).
1901 census
RG 13/146 f20 St Pancras 74 Chalton Street
Henry Palmer Head M 64 House Painter London
Marian Palmer Wife M 44 London
Henry J. Palmer Son M 39 Cabman Groom London
George Palmer Son 5 London
Richard Hulley S-son S 24 House Painter London Hammersmith
Edward Hulley S-son S 22 Cabinet Maker London Hammersmith
Robert Hulley S-son S 19 General Labourer London Hammersmith
Marian Hulley Dau S 17 Tailoress London Hammersmith
Sarah Hulley Dau 14 Errand Girl Port. London Hammersmith
Emily Hulley Dau 8 [blank]
303. Robert Hulley
1882 Mar qtr - born at Strand RD: Hulley Robert Strand 1b 688 (GRO).
1891 census
RG 12/129 f7r St Pancras 11 Kentish Town Road
Richard Hulley Head M 35 Carpenter Ashton under Lyne
Mary Ann Hulley Wife M 35 London
Richard Hulley Son 14 Errand Boy London Hammersmith
John E. Hulley Son 13 Scholar London Hammersmith
Robert Hulley Son 8 Scholar London
Mary A. Hulley Dau 7 Scholar London Hammersmith
Sarah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar London Hammersmith
1901 census
RG 13/146 f20 St Pancras 74 Chalton Street
Henry Palmer Head M 64 House Painter London
Marian Palmer Wife M 44 London
Henry J. Palmer Son M 39 Cabman Groom London
George Palmer Son 5 London
Richard Hulley S-son S 24 House Painter London Hammersmith
Edward Hulley S-son S 22 Cabinet Maker London Hammersmith
Robert Hulley S-son S 19 General Labourer London Hammersmith
Marian Hulley Dau S 17 Tailoress London Hammersmith
Sarah Hulley Dau 14 Errand Girl Port. London Hammersmith
Emily Hulley Dau 8 [blank]
1912 24 Aug - married at St Mary the Virgin Somers Town: Robert Hulley 29 Bachelor Painter 76
Charlton Street Father - Richard Hulley (deceased) Pianoforte Maker.
Ellen Turner 20 Spinster 76 Charlton Street Father - Thomas Turner Barman.
Wits: K. Turner, Henry Pul…..?
Ellen Turner
1892 - born - see marriage entry below.
1912 24 Aug - married at St Mary the Virgin Somers Town: Robert Hulley 29 Bachelor Painter 76
Charlton Street Father - Richard Hulley (deceased) Pianoforte Maker.
Ellen Turner 20 Spinster 76 Charlton Street Father - Thomas Turner Barman.
Wits: K. Turner, Henry Pul…..?
305. Sarah Hulley
1886 Jun qtr - born at Fulham RD: Hulley Sarah Fulham 1a 221 (GRO).
1891 census
RG 12/129 f7r St Pancras 11 Kentish Town Road
Richard Hulley Head M 35 Carpenter Ashton under Lyne
Mary Ann Hulley Wife M 35 London
Richard Hulley Son 14 Errand Boy London Hammersmith
John E. Hulley Son 13 Scholar London Hammersmith
Robert Hulley Son 8 Scholar London
Mary A. Hulley Dau 7 Scholar London Hammersmith
Sarah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar London Hammersmith
1901 census
RG 13/146 f20 St Pancras 74 Chalton Street
Henry Palmer Head M 64 House Painter London
Marian Palmer Wife M 44 London
Henry J. Palmer Son M 39 Cabman Groom London
George Palmer Son 5 London
Richard Hulley S-son S 24 House Painter London Hammersmith
Edward Hulley S-son S 22 Cabinet Maker London Hammersmith
Robert Hulley S-son S 19 General Labourer London Hammersmith
Marian Hulley Dau S 17 Tailoress London Hammersmith
Sarah Hulley Dau 14 Errand Girl Port. London Hammersmith
Emily Hulley Dau 8 [blank]
1907 Mar qtr - married at St Pancras RD: Hully Sarah Pancras 1b 4 (FreeBMD).
1907 12 Jun - married at Camden Parish church: George Henry Turner 23 Bachelor Coupler 46
Georgiana Street Father - George Henry Turner (deceased) Fruit Salesman.
Sarah Hully 20 Spinster 46 Georgiana Street Father - Richard Hulley (deceased)
Pianoforte Maker. Wits: Thomas Mulroy, Mary Ann Mulroy.
George Henry Turner
1884 - born - see marriage entry below.
1907 Mar qtr - married at St Pancras RD: Hully Sarah Pancras 1b 4 (FreeBMD).
1907 12 Jun - married at Camden Parish church: George Henry Turner 23 Bachelor Coupler 46
Georgiana Street Father - George Henry Turner (deceased) Fruit Salesman.
Sarah Hully 20 Spinster 46 Georgiana Street Father - Richard Hulley (deceased)
Pianoforte Maker. Wits: Thomas Mulroy, Mary Ann Mulroy.
306. Emily Elizabeth Hulley
1892 Sep qtr - born at Pancras RD: Hulley Emily Elizabeth Pancras 1b 89 (GRO).
1892 17 Aug - baptised at St Mary the Virgin church Somers Town London: Emily Elizabeth d. of Richard
& Mary Ann Hulley 59 Clarendon Square (no occup).
1901 census
RG 13/146 f20 St Pancras 74 Chalton Street
Henry Palmer Head M 64 House Painter London
Marian Palmer Wife M 44 London
Henry J. Palmer Son M 39 Cabman Groom London
George Palmer Son 5 London
Richard Hulley S-son S 24 House Painter London Hammersmith
Edward Hulley S-son S 22 Cabinet Maker London Hammersmith
Robert Hulley S-son S 19 General Labourer London Hammersmith
Marian Hulley Dau S 17 Tailoress London Hammersmith
Sarah Hulley Dau 14 Errand Girl Port. London Hammersmith
Emily Hulley Dau 8 [blank]
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