Descendants of John Halley buried at Sheffield in 1603

Notes

114. George Hulley

1841 Dec qtr - born at Wortley RD:

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f79 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Head M 36 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Wife 36 Yorks Sheffield
Ann Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 11 Yorks Shire Green
Elizebeth Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Son 1 Yorks Shire Green
John Davison Lodger 25 Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite
William Hulley App 17 Fork Maker Yorks Butterthwaite Weel
Thomas Rodison App 13 Fork Maker Yorks Barnsley

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f52 Ecclesfield Horse Shoe Inn
Joseph Hulley Head M 47 Table Fork Manufacturer& Publican Yorks Kimberworth
Mary Hulley Wife M 44 Yorks Barber Wood
George Hulley Son U 19 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Shiregreen
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 17 House Servt Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shiregreen
Joseph Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Sophia Hulley Dau 9 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son 7 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Artha Hulley Son 5 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Edna Hulley Dau 3 Yorks Shiregreen
Thos Grant U 17 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Shiregreen Wheel
Thos Goddard App 13 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Butterthwaite
John Davison Boarder 35 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite

1861 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley George Sheffield 9c 525 (FreeBMD).

1861 20 Oct - married at Trinity Church Wicker: George Hulley 21 Bachelor Grinder Bramber St - father Joseph Hulley
Grinder; Anne Gregory 19 Spinster Bramber St - father Joseph Gregory Forkmaker. Wts. Samel Benett,
Mary Brocklehurst.

1861 26 Oct - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - MARRIAGES - At Trinity Church, Wicker, on the 20th instant, Mr
George Hulley, grinder, to Miss Ann Gregory.

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f80 Ecclesfield Bell House Fold
George Hulley Head M 29 Fork Grinder Yorks Shiregreen
Ann Hulley Wife M 28 Yorks Shiregreen
Joseph Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shiregreen

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f61 Bell Houses Ecclesfield
Joseph Gregory Head M 64 Fork Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
Martha Gregory Wife M 60 Greasbro, York
George Hulley S-in-L M 39 Railway Buffer Forger (Carr M S) Ecclesfield, York
Ann Hulley Dau M 38 Railway Buffer Forgers Wife Ecclesfield, York
Joseph Hulley G-son 12 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Frank Hulley G-son 7 Scholar Ecclesfield, York

1891 census
not found yet

1892 02 Mar - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - EXTENSIVE THEFT OF CUTLERY IN
SHEFFIELD. Yesterday, at the Sheffield Town Hall, before the Stipendiary
Magistrate, Kenneth Robson, spring knife cutler, Leicester street, and George Hulley,
fork maker, Brook lane, were charged with breaking into the warehouse of Messrs.
Stacey Brothers, cutlery manufacturers, on February 5th, and stealing £25 worth of
cutlery, and William Steel, describing himself as an auctioneer, Castlefolds lane, was
charged with receiving the property, knowing it to have been stolen. Mr. Arthur Neal
prosecuted; Mr. Muir Wilson appeared for Hulley, Mr. R. Fairburn defended Steel, but
Robson was undefended.
Mr. Neal stated the case on behalf of the prosecution. On the night of February 5th
the warehouse of Messrs. Stacey Brothers was broken into, and a large quantity of
cutlery stolen. It appeared that on the following day Steel went to Derby, and offered
a considerable amount of cutlery to an auctioneer, Mr. Joseph Clark. Mr. Clark
ultimately purchased some cutlery, and as it was his custom to attend markets, he
sold some of the knives in the usual way. The police began to make enquiries about
the stolen property, and this evidently reached the ears of Steel, for he went to Clark
and manifested uneasiness, saying there had been something wrong, and that the
persons from whom he got the cutlery wanted it back. Mr. Clark said he was willing to
let it go back if he was paid. This was not done, and eventually a box containing a
quantity of goods was obtained by Inspector Thompson, from Mr. Clark. Robson had
previously been in the employ of Messrs. Stacey Brothers, and it would be proved
that the knives belonged to the firm, because many of them were an entirely new
pattern, which had never gone out.
Mr. Richard White, a partner in the firm of Messrs. Stacey Brothers, said that on
Friday evening, the 5th of February, he left the works all right. When he returned the
next morning he found the warehouse had been broken into, and pocket knives to the
value of about £55 had been stolen. On the 25th of February Inspector Thompson
produced to him 273 knives, which he recognised as the property of his firm. A large
number of the knives stolen were of an entirely new pattern, and had never been
placed on the market. Knives to the value of £14.11s. 9d,. had been recovered.
Witness knew Robson. He was formerly in their employ, leaving about last
midsummer. In rely to Mr. Wilson, witness said that he had never seen Hulley about
the firm’s premises.
Walter James Millington, clerk to Messrs. Stacey Brothers, stated that he locked the
premises on the night of February 5th.
Thomas Edwin Taylor, engine tenter, in the employ of Messrs. Stacey Brothers,
deposed that on the morning of February 6th he found the warehouse door
unfastened, and a skeleton key in the lock.
Joseph Clark. auctioneer, 10 Agard street, Derby, said that on the morning of
Saturday February 6th, he was visited by Steel, who wanted him to buy some knives.
He said he had them at the Durham Heifer Hotel, the Morledge. They went to the
hotel together, and a box containing the knives were taken to the witness’ house. The
knives were sorted out, and he paid 3s., 5s., and 7s. a dozen, according to size. He
asked Steel where he got them from, and he said from a little maker in Sheffield who
had the bailiffs in and wanted some money. The total amount he paid for the cutlery
was £14. 6s. Witness afterwards sold a number of knives by auction at Nottingham.
On a subsequent occasion he met Steel in the street. Steel said there was some
bother about the cutlery. The man who let him have it wanted it back, or some more
money. On another day Robson and Hulley called upon him. Robson said “Do you
know the knives sold to you by Steel were stolen?” and he replied he did not. Then he
said “ Well they were mine, and I want them back, or some more money.” This he
refused to do, but as they were hungry, he gave them a shilling. Then Steel called
upon him again, and he told him about the two men who had been to him. Steel said
their story was untrue. He, however, wanted the knives back, as some difficulty had
arose, but witness refused. Cross-examined by Mr. Wilson, witness said he had
previously bought a lot of knives from Steel. He did not know how many dozen knives
he had purchased from Steel on February 6th. He should say there were 50 or 60
dozen. Steel was a pot hawker.
Mr. Wilson: You mean to say you went and bought 50 or 60 ,dozen knives from a pot
hawker? I had bought goods from him before.
The public had better be warned against men like you. Don’t you know the majority of
the knives were worth 8s.a dozen, and that some of them were worth 5s. each? - No.
How much did you sell them at? - Oh, 2d. or 3d. apiece. The largest price I got for
one was 3s.
Now as to the interview between Hulley and Robson and yourself, what was said?
Robson said to me “I stole the knives, they didn’t belong to Steel.”
Didn’t Hulley say he had only got £4 of the swag? - He said he only got £4 as his
share.
Didn’t he say to you “You know they were stolen?” - No.
Didn’t you say “ If you make a bother I will snitch on you?” - No.
What did you say? - I said that I did not believe anything they said, and if they do not
go away I would have them locked up.
What did Hulley say? - He wanted to tell me how he broke into a cutlery manufactory,
but I did not want to hear him.
You were rather shocked, and stood aghast at talking to a burglar? - I told him I did
not want to know anything about it.
In cross-examination by Mr. Fairburn, witness said that when Steel came to him he
said that two men had brought him the cutlery to sell, but as he had not an
auctioneers’ licence, he wanted witness to buy it.
Detective Inspector Thompson deposed receiving the cutlery produced from Mr. Clark
on the 25th ult. The same night he charged Steel at his house. He replied “ I have not
stolen anything. A man came to me a fortnight last Saturday, and he said he had been
recommended to me. He said his father was a manufacturer and In difficulties, and
wanted to know if I would buy some knives. I said I would not. Then he asked me if
could sell them sell for him in the market, and I promised to sell them. I could not sell
without an auctioneers’ licence, but I went to Derby and saw Joseph Clark, who is an
auctioneer, and sold the cutlery to him for £14. 6s. I don’t know the man who brought
me the cutlery, but I could tell him if I saw him. He had a companion. When I came
back to Sheffield that night I met the men at my house, and gave them a bill for what I
had sold the knives. They gave me 10s. for my commission. The following night
witness was present when Police-constable Dye arrested Robson. He said nothing in
reply to the charge, but on the ay to the cells he said, “ I broke into Stacey’s; Hulley
was waiting for me outside. We took the stuff straight to Steel that night. We hadn’t
the ……….. stuff ten minutes. He was waiting for us. We had arranged to take it
there. We got nowt for it.
Police-constable Dye gave corroborative evidence as to the arrest of Robson.
Detective Wilson deposed to arresting Hulley.
The three prisoners were committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions.

Ann Gregory

1843 - born at Shire Green Yorks - see 1871 censu below.

1861 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Gregory Ann Sheffield 9c 525 (FreeBMD).

1861 20 Oct - married at Trinity Church Wicker: George Hulley 21 Bachelor Grinder Bramber St - father Joseph Hulley
Grinder; Anne Gregory 19 Spinster Bramber St - father Joseph Gregory Forkmaker. Wts. Samel Benett,
Mary Brocklehurst.

1861 26 Oct - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - MARRIAGES - At Trinity Church, Wicker, on
the 20th instant, Mr George Hulley, grinder, to Miss Ann Gregory.

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f80 Ecclesfield Bell House Fold
George Hulley Head M 29 Fork Grinder Yorks Shiregreen
Ann Hulley Wife M 28 Yorks Shiregreen
Joseph Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shiregreen

200. Clare Hulley

1867 Sep qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Clara Wortley 9c 206 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f77 Ecclesfield Shiregreen
Mary Hulley Head W 51 Fork Manufacturer emp 5 m 1 b 2 g Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau U 24 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Son U 21 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Sophiah Hulley Dau U 19 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Walter Hulley Son U 17 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Arthur Hulley Son U 15 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ednor Hulley Dau 13 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Clara Hulley G-dau 3 Yorks Ecclesfield
William Gregory Brder U 29 Fork Grinder Yorks Sheffield
Fred Yates Brder U 23 Grinder of Forks N.K.

201. Joseph Gregory Hulley

1868 Jun qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Joseph Gregory Wortley 9c 242 (GRO).

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f80 Ecclesfield Bell House Fold
George Hulley Head M 29 Fork Grinder Yorks Shiregreen
Ann Hulley Wife M 28 Yorks Shiregreen
Joseph Hulley Son 2 Yorks Shiregreen

1891 census
RG 12/3787 f62Ecclesfield Hartley Cottages
Mary Hulley Head W 76 Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son M 36 Cutler Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Annie Hulley D-in-L M 33 Yorks Leeds
Joseph Hulley GdSon S 23 General Labourer Yorks Shiregreen
Frank Hulley GdSon S 17 Yorks Shiregreen

1901 census
RG 13/4332 f98 Sheffield Oaks Fold
Thomas Gregory Head M 59 Forkmaker Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
William Gregory Son S 26 Forkmaker Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
Arthur Gregory Son S 24 Forkmaker Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
Ethel Gregory Dau S 16 Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Brdr S 32 Spring Striker Blacks. Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Head M 51 Fork Manufacturer Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Wife M 55 Yorks Sheffield
Roselene Frogget Dau M 25 Yorks Ecclesfield
Frederick Frogget G-son 4 Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Frogget G-son 1 Yorks Sheffield

202. Frank Hulley

1873 Sep qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Frank Wortley 9c 222 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/3787 f62Ecclesfield Hartley Cottages
Mary Hulley Head W 76 Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son M 36 Cutler Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Annie Hulley D-in-L M 33 Yorks Leeds
Joseph Hulley GdSon S 23 General Labourer Yorks Shiregreen
Frank Hulley GdSon S 17 Yorks Shiregreen

115. Elizabeth Hulley

1844 Dec qtr - born at Wortley RD:

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f79 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Head M 36 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Wife 36 Yorks Sheffield
Ann Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 11 Yorks Shire Green
Elizebeth Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Son 1 Yorks Shire Green
John Davison Lodger 25 Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite
William Hulley App 17 Fork Maker Yorks Butterthwaite Weel
Thomas Rodison App 13 Fork Maker Yorks Barnsley

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f52 Ecclesfield Horse Shoe Inn
Joseph Hulley Head M 47 Table Fork Manufacturer Yorks Kimberworth Mary Hulley Wife M 44 & Publican Yorks Barber Wood
George Hulley Son U 19 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Shiregreen
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 17 House Servt Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shiregreen
Joseph Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Sophia Hulley Dau 9 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son 7 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Artha Hulley Son 5 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Edna Hulley Dau 3 Yorks Shiregreen
Thos Grant U 17 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Shiregreen Wheel
ThosGoddard App 13 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Butterthwaite
John Davison Boarder 35 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite

1862 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Elizabeth Sheffield 9c 550 (GRO).

1862 21 Dec - married at Wicker parish church Sheffield: Henry Oxspring 26 Bachelor Forkmaker Brunswick Road -
father Thomas Oxspring Forkmaker; Elizabeth Hulley 19 Spinster - father Joseph Hulley Forkmaker.
Witnesses Joseph Grunway, Mary Brocklehurst. Information from Robert Eyre.

1862 27 Dec - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Marriages - Dec. 21st, at Trinity Church,
Wicker, Mr. Henry Oxspring to Miss Elizabeth Hulley.

1871 census
RG 10/4656 77r Ecclesfield Shiregreen
HenryOxspring Head M 36 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Elizabeth Oxspring Wife M 27 Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Oxspring Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Amelia Oxspring Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ada Oxspring Dau 3 Yorks Ecclesfield
Flory Oxspring Dau 3mos Yorks Ecclesfield
John Jubb Boarder U 30 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield

Henry Oxspring

1836 - born at Ecclesfield - see 1871 census below.

1862 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Elizabeth Sheffield 9c 550 (GRO).

1862 21 Dec - married at Wicker parish church Sheffield: Henry Oxspring 26 Bachelor Forkmaker Brunswick Road -
father Thomas Oxspring Forkmaker; Elizabeth Hulley 19 Spinster - father Joseph Hulley Forkmaker.
Witnesses Joseph Grunway, Mary Brocklehurst. Information from Robert Eyre.

1862 27 Dec - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - Marriages - Dec. 21st, at Trinity Church, Wicker, Mr. Henry
Oxspring to Miss Elizabeth Hulley.

1871 census
RG 10/4656 77r Ecclesfield Shiregreen
HenryOxspring Head M 36 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Elizabeth Oxspring Wife M 27 Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Oxspring Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Amelia Oxspring Dau 6 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Ada Oxspring Dau 3 Yorks Ecclesfield
Flory Oxspring Dau 3mos Yorks Ecclesfield
John Jubb Boarder U 30 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield

116. Sarah Hulley

1847 Jun qtr - born at Wortley RD:

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f79 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Head M 36 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Wife 36 Yorks Sheffield
Ann Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 11 Yorks Shire Green
Elizebeth Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Son 1 Yorks Shire Green
John Davison Lodger 25 Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite
William Hulley App 17 Fork Maker Yorks Butterthwaite Weel
Thomas Rodison App 13 Fork Maker Yorks Barnsley

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f52 Ecclesfield Horse Shoe Inn
Joseph Hulley Head M 47 Table Fork Manufacturer Yorks Kimberworth
Mary Hulley Wife M 44 & Publican Yorks Barber Wood
George Hulley Son U 19 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Shiregreen
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 17 House Servt Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shiregreen
Joseph Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Sophia Hulley Dau 9 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son 7 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Artha Hulley Son 5 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Edna Hulley Dau 3 Yorks Shiregreen
Thos Grant U 17 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Shiregreen Wheel
Thos Goddard App 13 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Butterthwaite
John Davison Boarder 35 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f77 Ecclesfield Shiregreen
Mary Hulley Head W 51 Fork Manufacturer emp 5 m 1 b 2 g Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau U 24 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Son U 21 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Sophiah Hulley Dau U 19 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Walter Hulley Son U 17 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Arthur Hulley Son U 15 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ednor Hulley Dau 13 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Clara Hulley G-dau 3 Yorks Ecclesfield
William Gregory Brder U 29 Fork Grinder Yorks Sheffield
Fred Yates Brder U 23 Grinder of Forks N.K.

1879 20 Apr - (and on 27, 05-04) Banns called at Brightside, Sheffield:Matthew John Wright and Sarah Hulley.

1879 Jun qr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sarah Sheffield 9c 394 (FreeBMD).

1879 31 Mar - married at All Saints church Brightside: Matthew John Wright 32 Bachelor Bricklayer Shire-green -
father Matthew Wright Methodist Minister; Sarah Hulley 32 Spinster Shire-green - father Joseph Hulley
Fork Manufacturer. Wits: George Armett, Edna Hulley.

1880 - dau Minnie born at Ecclesfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f59r Shire Green Ecclesfield
Mary Hulley Head W 64 Dressmaker Sheffield, York
Matthew J. Wright S-in-L M 34 Stone Mason & Bricklayer Northamptonshire
Sarah Wright Dau M 33 Stone Mason & Bricklayer's Wife Yorks Ecclesfield
Walter Hulley Son U 27 Railway Buffer Maker (Car) Yorks Ecclesfield
Clara Hulley G-dau 13 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Minnie Wright G-dau 7mos Yorks Ecclesfield

Matthew John Wright

1847 - born at Northamptonshire - see 1881 census below.

1879 20 Apr - (and on 27, 05-04) Banns called at Brightside, Sheffield:Matthew John Wright and Sarah Hulley.

1879 Jun qr - married at Sheffield RD: Wright Matthew JohnSheffield 9c 394 (FreeBMD).

1879 31 Mar - married at All Saints church Brightside: Matthew John Wright 32 Bachelor Bricklayer Shire-green -
father Matthew Wright Methodist Minister; Sarah Hulley 32 Spinster Shire-green - father Joseph Hulley
Fork Manufacturer. Wits: George Armett, Edna Hulley.

1880 - dau Minnie born at Ecclesfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f59r Shire Green Ecclesfield
Mary Hulley Head W 64 Dressmaker Sheffield, York
Matthew J. Wright S-in-L M 34 Stone Mason & Bricklayer Northamptonshire
Sarah Wright Dau M 33 Stone Mason & Bricklayer's Wife Yorks Ecclesfield
Walter Hulley Son U 27 Railway Buffer Maker (Car) Yorks Ecclesfield
Clara Hulley G-dau 13 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Minnie Wright G-dau 7mos Yorks Ecclesfield

207. Minnie Wright

1880 - born at Ecclesfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f59r Shire Green Ecclesfield
Mary Hulley Head W 64 Dressmaker Sheffield, York
Matthew J. Wright S-in-L M 34 Stone Mason & Bricklayer Northamptonshire
Sarah Wright Dau M 33 Stone Mason & Bricklayer's Wife Yorks Ecclesfield
Walter Hulley Son U 27 Railway Buffer Maker (Car) Yorks Ecclesfield
Clara Hulley G-dau 13 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Minnie Wright G-dau 7mos Yorks Ecclesfield

117. Joseph Hulley

1849 Jun qtr - born at Wortley RD:

1851 census
HO 107/2335 f79 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Head M 36 Fork Maker Yorks Hill Top
Mary Hulley Wife 36 Yorks Sheffield
Ann Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 11 Yorks Shire Green
Elizebeth Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 5 Yorks Shire Green
Joseph Hulley Son 1 Yorks Shire Green
John Davison Lodger 25 Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite
William Hulley App 17 Fork Maker Yorks Butterthwaite Weel
Thomas Rodison App 13 Fork Maker Yorks Barnsley

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f52 Ecclesfield Horse Shoe Inn
Joseph Hulley Head M 47 Table Fork Manufacturer Yorks Kimberworth
Mary Hulley Wife M 44 & Publican Yorks Barber Wood
George Hulley Son U 19 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Shiregreen
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 17 House Servt Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shiregreen
Joseph Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Sophia Hulley Dau 9 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son 7 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Artha Hulley Son 5 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Edna Hulley Dau 3 Yorks Shiregreen
Thos Grant U 17 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Shiregreen Wheel
ThosGoddard App 13 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Butterthwaite
John Davison Boarder 35 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f77 Ecclesfield Shiregreen
Mary Hulley Head W 51 Fork Manufacturer emp 5 m 1 b 2 g Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau U 24 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Son U 21 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Sophiah Hulley Dau U 19 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Walter Hulley Son U 17 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Arthur Hulley Son U 15 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ednor Hulley Dau 13 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Clara Hulley G-dau 3 Yorks Ecclesfield
William Gregory Brder U 29 Fork Grinder Yorks Sheffield
Fred Yates Brder U 23 Grinder of Forks N.K.

1872 Sep qtr - married at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Hulley Joseph Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 318 (GRO).

1872 21 Jul - married at St Matthew's church Sheffield: Joseph Hulley 23 Bachelor Fork Maker Carver Street - father
Joseph Hulley Fork Maker; Sarah X Oglesby 27 Spinster Wellington Street Matthew Oglesby Grinder.
Wits: George Ulyett, Sarah X Ulyett.

1872 - son Joseph born at Sheffield - no GRO entry found.

1873 Dec qtr - dau Gertrude born at Wortley RD: Hulley Gertrude Wortley 9c 250 (GRO).

1875 Dec qtr - dau Roseland born at Wortley RD: Hulley Roseland Wortley 9c 273 (GRO).

1876 21 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - A CASE OF MISTAKEN INDENTITY -
Joseph Hulley, of Shiregreen, who had been summoned by Edward Gillott, of Thorpe Hesley, for tres-
-passing in pursuit of game on the 10th inst. at Scholes. The complainant said there were three men
together, when he went to them they threatened him with a gun, and also throw stones at him. Mr
Rhodes called four witnesses, who proved that at the time mentioned by the complainant, the defendant
was at a football match at Sheffield lane top, a distance of about 3 miles from the place at which it was
alleged the trespass had been committed. The Bench considered it a case of mistaken identity, and
dismissed the summons. The complainant had taken out a summons against another of the men, but,
on being informed that in that case also an alibi would be proved, he withdrew it.

1878 - son Frederick born at Sheffield - see 1881 census below. (no GRO entry found)

1879 Sep qtr - dau Isadora born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Isadora Sheffield 9c 401 (GRO).

1879 04 Sep - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - THE WADSLEY ASYLUM ENQUIRY.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS. The following is the full and official report to the Lunacy Board of
Messes Phillips and Williams, Commissioners in lunacy, on their recent investigation at the Wadsley
Lunatic Asylum: -- Re Benjamin Harrison, deceased, a pauper patient in the South Yorkshire Asylum at
Wadsley in the West Riding of York. We, the undersigned, at the request of our colleagues have held an
enquiry for the satisfaction of the board into the circumstances of the death of Benjamin Harrison. That
death, as the board is aware, had previously been the subject of a coroner's inquest, also of an invest-
-igation by the Committee of Visitors of the Asylum. The verdict at the inquest was "That the deceased
died from inflammation of the lungs, accelerated or caused by a fractured sternum and three broken ribs:
but as to where or when the injuries were inflicted there was not sufficient evidence before the jurors."
The Asylum Committee likewise failed to elicit where or when the injuries were inflicted.
We examined on oath the following 35 persons: (including) Joseph Hulley, a brother-in-law of the
deceased.

1881 census
RG 11/4631 f24 10 Bath St Ecclesall Bierlow
Joseph Hully Head M 31 Fork Maker (Table Cutlery Forger) Shiregreen, York
Sarah Hully Wife M 36 Sheffield, York
Joseph Hully Son U 9 Scholar Sheffield, York
Gertrude Hully Dau 7 Scholar Sheffield, York
Roseland Hully Dau 5 Sheffield, York
Frederick Hully Son 3 Sheffield, York
Isabel Hully Dau 1 Sheffield, York

1883 26 Sep - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - SHEFFIELD TOWN HALL - SECOND COURT
Before Mr. H.E. HOODS and Mr. THOS. TURNER. SCHOOL BOARD
PROSECUTIONS The following persons were fined for infringement of the Education Act:(incl.) Joseph
Hulley, fork forger, 10, Bath street.

1888 06 Mar - Sheffield Evening Telegraph - THE DROWNING FATALITY AT LITTLE LONDON. INQUEST THIS
AFTERNOON An inquest was held this afternoon by Mr. C. G. Busby, coroner for the Hundred of Scars-
-dale, in one of the offices at Messrs. Tyzack, Sons, and Turner’s Little London Works, on the body of
Thomas Sharp Hague, aged 11 years, son of Joseph William Hague, rasp cutter, Fitzwilliam street. It will
Be remembered that the boy was drowned in the Little London Dam, on Sunday afternoon. (inc.)
FRED HULLEY, son of Joseph Hulley, 10 Bath street, stated that about four o’clock on Sunday afternoon
he met the deceased in Fitzwilliam street, as he was coming away from Sunday school. They and Sev -
-eral other boys went to Little London Dam, and commenced sliding on the ice. There were five or six
other boys on the ice when they got on. They began playing a game of “follow your leader,” the deceas-
ed being the leader. They crossed the dam, and as they were going over the ice near the bank where
the stream runs, Hague went through into the water. The deceased held up his hands, and he (witness)
got him to the edge of the ice, when it gave way again, letting both of them into the water. He held on to
the edge of the ice, and after a time managed to get out of the water. He then ran home as quickly as
he could. A verdict of “Accidental death” was returned.

1888 07 Mar - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - THE FATAL ICE ACCIDENT AT LITTLE LONDON DAM
Mr. C.G. Busby, coroner for North Derbyshire, held an inquest yesterday at the offices of Messrs. Tynack,
Sons, and Turner, Little London Works, on the body of Thomas Sharpe Hague, 11 years of age, son of
Joseph William Hague, rasp cutter, who lives in a court in Fitzwilliam street. The deceased was
drowned in Little London Dam on Sunday. Joseph W.. Hague, father of the deceased, identified the
body, and said he sent his son the Fitzwilliam street Mission Room at two o’clock on Sunday afternoon.
When he heard of the accident he thought the lad had played truant, but the Superintendent of the
Sunday school had since told him that the boy had attended Sunday school and then went to the dam.
He was present when the body was found on Monday morning.
Fred Hulley, son of Joseph Hulley, Forkmaker, of No. 10 Bath street, said he lived in the same yard as
the deceased. When Sunday school was over, they went together to Little London Dam. Several other
boys went with them. They walked on the ice from the side nearest the railway to the opposite side.
Hague led the way, and they were playing “Follow my leader.” Several other boys were on different parts
of the dam at the same time. When they came to where the stream runs to the wheel the ice broke and
the deceased fell through. He (witness) tried to help him out. The deceased held his hands up and he
caught hold of them, but the ice broke again and both were immersed. He (witness) held on to the edge
of the ice, and then got out on to the ice again and went home.
Several persons then knew of the accident. John William Bramall, a boy, whose parents live in Tamplin
road, said he saw Hughes and others on the dam, coming towards the stream. Hague was trying the ice
when he went into the water. He (witness) ran across the river Sheaf, up the bank, and saw the deceas-
-ed sink. He shouted for Mr. Morton, who came and tried to rescue the deceased.
Walter Morton, army reserve man, of No. 7 Tamplin road, said about 4 o’clock on Sunday afternoon he
heard that a boy was drowning in Little London Dam. He went across the fields, through the Sheaf, and
up the dam side. About ten or twelve yards from the bank he saw the hole in the ice where Hague had
sunk, and saw the lad’s cap floating on the water. He had pulled off his shoes as he was going to the
place. He entered the water and dived down but could not see on account of the muddy state of the
water. He stayed in the water about twenty minutes, but failed to find the body. The ice was not strong
enough to hold him. When he stepped on it, it broke, and he had to break his way from where he was let
in to the hole through which the deceased had disappeared; he injured his wrist in doing so. He knew
the dam well, and had been in the habit of swimming there ever since he was a boy. He held a certifi -
-cate from the Humane Society for saving a man from drowning in Ireland.
Police-constable Humphrey, stationed at Norton, said he was present when the body was recovered on
Monday morning from the dam. The water had been run off, and a man named William Rheniah got the
body from the mud at the bottom of the stream. He believed there was a caution board at the far side of
the dam. The dam was enclosed, but the gate was generally open. A Juror expressed th opinion that
people ought to be prevented from going on to the ice there.
The Coroner said Morton had behaved in a most plucky manner, and he should suggest that the Hum -
-ane Society be communicated with, that his services might again be recognised. The jury said they
should certainly do so. A verdict of “Accidental death” was returned.
Messrs. Tynack, Sons, and Turner request us to state with regard to the Little London Dam, that all the
water used at their works, with the exception of drinking water, is drawn from that dam, so that the depth
of the water is constantly varying, a state of things which render it very unsafe for skating purposes. Not
only are there several water wheels kept working, but the water is also drawn off for many other
purposes.

1891 census
RG 12/3810 f16r Ecclesall Bierlow 79 South View Road
Joseph Hulley Head M 41 Fork Maker Cutler Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Wife M 46 Yorks Sheffield
Gertrude Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Shiregreen
Fred Hulley Son S 13 Cutler Fork Assistant Yorks Sheffield
Isadora Hulley Dau S 11 Scholar Yorks Sheffield

1897 16 May - dau Gertrude married at Wicker near Sheffield: Samuel Edward Deeley 38 Widower Silver-smith 2 Ct.2
H. Hilton Street - father Thomas Deeley Silver-smith. Gertrude Hulley 24 Spinster 2 Ct.2 H. Hilton
Street - father Joseph Hulley Fork maker. Wits: Fred Hulley, Elizabeth Browne.

1900 26 May - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - WEST RIDING COURT - THREATENING THE KEEPER.
Ernest Dobson, of Thorpe Hesley, and Joseph Ulley, forkmaker, Shiregreen, were summoned before
Mr. Frank Mappin for using threats towards a gamekeeper named Albert Leese, on the 11th. On the
evening of this day, Leese saw the two men on land near Wooley Wood, over which Mr. T.W. Jeffcock
had the right of shooting. They had a dog with them and, thinking their movements suspicious, Leese
went and forbid them to enter the wood. Both men, Dobson especially, thereupon used violent lang-
-uage towards the keeper. Ulley, who pleaded that he had the right to go into the wood, and who had
not been previously summoned, was discharged, but Dobson, against whom there were 60 previous
convictions of various kinds, was bound over to keep the peace, one month’s imprisonment in default.
Mr. R. Fairburn prosecuted.

1901 census
RG 13/4332 f98 Sheffield Oaks Fold
Thomas Gregory Head M 59 Forkmaker Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
William Gregory Son S 26 Forkmaker Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
Arthur Gregory Son S 24 Forkmaker Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
Ethel Gregory Dau S 16 Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Brdr S 32 Spring Striker Blacks. Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Head M 51 Fork Manufacturer Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Wife M 55 Yorks Sheffield
Roselene Frogget Dau M 25 Yorks Ecclesfield
Frederick Frogget G-son 4 Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Frogget G-son 1 Yorks Sheffield

Sarah Ogelsby

1845 - born at Sheffield - see 1881 census below.

1872 Sep qtr - married at Eccleshall Bierlow RD: Ogelsby Sarah Eccleshall Bierlow 9c 318 (GRO).

1872 21 Jul - married at St Matthew's church Sheffield: Joseph Hulley 23 Bachelor Fork Maker Carver Street - father
Joseph Hulley Fork Maker; Sarah X Oglesby 27 Spinster Wellington Street Matthew Oglesby Grinder.
Wits: George Ulyett, Sarah X Ulyett.

1872 - son Joseph born at Sheffield - no GRO entry found.

1873 Dec qtr - dau Gertrude born at Wortley RD: Hulley Gertrude Wortley 9c 250 (GRO).

1875 Dec qtr - dau Roseland born at Wortley RD: Hulley Roseland Wortley 9c 273 (GRO).

1878 - son Frederick born at Sheffield - see 1881 census below. (no GRO entry found)

1879 Sep qtr - dau Isadora born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Isadora Sheffield 9c 401 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4631 f24 10 Bath St Ecclesall Bierlow
Joseph Hully Head M 31 Fork Maker (Table Cutlery Forger) Shiregreen, York
Sarah Hully Wife M 36 Sheffield, York
Joseph Hully Son U 9 Scholar Sheffield, York
Gertrude Hully Dau 7 Scholar Sheffield, York
Roseland Hully Dau 5 Sheffield, York
Frederick Hully Son 3 Sheffield, York
Isabel Hully Dau 1 Sheffield, York

1891 census
RG 12/3810 f16r Ecclesall Bierlow 79 South View Road
Joseph Hulley Head M 41 Fork Maker Cutler Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Wife M 46 Yorks Sheffield
Gertrude Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Shiregreen
Fred Hulley Son S 13 Cutler Fork Assistant Yorks Sheffield
Isadora Hulley Dau S 11 Scholar Yorks Sheffield

1897 16 May - dau Gertrude married at Wicker near Sheffield: Samuel Edward Deeley 38 Widower Silver-smith 2 Ct.2
H. Hilton Street - father Thomas Deeley Silver-smith. Gertrude Hulley 24 Spinster 2 Ct.2 H. Hilton
Street - father Joseph Hulley Fork maker. Wits: Fred Hulley, Elizabeth Browne.
1901 census
RG 13/4332 f98 Sheffield Oaks Fold
Thomas Gregory Head M 59 Forkmaker Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
William Gregory Son S 26 Forkmaker Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
Arthur Gregory Son S 24 Forkmaker Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
Ethel Gregory Dau S 16 Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Brdr S 32 Spring Striker Blacks. Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Head M 51 Fork Manufacturer Cutler Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Wife M 55 Yorks Sheffield
Roselene Frogget Dau M 25 Yorks Ecclesfield
Frederick Frogget G-son 4 Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Frogget G-son 1 Yorks Sheffield

208. Joseph Hulley

1872 - born at Sheffield - no GRO entry found.

1881 census
RG 11/4631 f24 10 Bath St Ecclesall Bierlow
Joseph Hully Head M 31 Fork Maker (Table Cutlery Forger) Shiregreen, York
Sarah Hully Wife M 36 Sheffield, York
Joseph Hully Son U 9 Scholar Sheffield, York
Gertrude Hully Dau 7 Scholar Sheffield, York
Roseland Hully Dau 5 Sheffield, York
Frederick Hully Son 3 Sheffield, York
Isabel Hully Dau 1 Sheffield, York

1886 20 Mar - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - SHEFFIELD TOWN HALL - Monday - Before the STIPENDIARY
- SWEEPING THE ICE WITH A STOLEN BRUSH - Joseph Hulley, a boy, of Bath street, was charged with
stealing a brush, the property of Charles Price, groom, 43, Clifford road. The article was missing from the
prosecutor’s back door about eleven o’clock on Sunday morning, and shortly afterwards the lad was
found by Sergeant Smith and the prosecutor using the brush to sweep the ice on the bottom snuff-mill
dam at Sharrow Vale. He then said he had brought the brush from his home, but now he admitted the
offence alleged. A fine of 10s. including cost was imposed.

1890 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Joseph Sheffield 9c 729 (FreeBMD).

1890 13 Oct - married at St Peter and St Paul cathedral: Joseph Hulley 19 Bachelor Fork Maker 2 Silver Street - father
Joseph Hulley Fork Maker. Mary Ann Roebuck 19 Spinster 2 Silver Street Henry Roebuck (deceased)
Hawker. Wits. William Thomas Eustace, Fanny Eustace.

1891 census
RG 12/3821 f37 Sheffield 13 Brook Lane
Mary Roebuck Head W 55 Fork Burnisher Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Hulley S-in-L M 19 Fork Maker Yorks Sheffield
Mary A. Hulley Dau M 19 Fork Burnisher Cutler Yorks Sheffield
Vincent Thompson S-in-L M 19 Razor Grinder Yorks Sheffield
Alice Thompson Dau M 19 Fork Burnisher Yorks Sheffield

1892 02 Mar - Sheffield Independent - EXTENSIVE THEFT OF CUTLERY IN SHEFFIELD.
Yesterday, at the Sheffield Town Hall, before the Stipendiary Magistrate, Kenneth Robson, spring knife
cutler, Leicester street, and George (sic) Hulley, fork maker, Brook lane, were charged with breaking into
the warehouse of Messrs. Stacey Brothers, cutlery manufacturers, on February 5th, and stealing £25
worth of cutlery, and William Steel, describing himself as an auctioneer, Castlefolds lane, was charged
with receiving the property, knowing it to have been stolen. Mr. Arthur Neal, prosecuted; Mr. Muir Wilson
appeared for Hulley, Mr. R. Fairburn defended Steel, but Robson was undefended.
Mr. Neal stated the case on behalf of the prosecution. On the night of February 5th the warehouse of
Messrs. Stacey Brothers was broken into, and a large quantity of cutlery stolen. It appeared that on the
following day Steel went to Derby and offered a considerable amount to an auctioneer, Mr. Joseph
Clark. Mr. Clark ultimately purchased some cutlery, and as it was his custom to attend markets, he sold
some of the knives in the usual way. The police began to make enquiries about the stolen property, and
this evidently reached the ears of Steel, for he went to Clark and manifested uneasiness, saying there
had been something wrong, and that the persons from whom he got the cutlery wanted it back. Mr.
Clark said he was willing to let it go if he was paid. This was not done, and eventually a box containing
a quantity of goods was obtained by Inspector Thompson, from Mr. Clark. Robson had previously
been in the employ of Messrs. Stacey Brothers, and it would be proved that the knives belonged to the
firm, because many of them were of an entirely new pattern, which had never gone out.
Mr. Richard White, a partner of the firm of Stacey Brothers, said that on Friday evening, the 5th February,
he left the works all right. When he returned the next morning he found the warehouse had been
broken into, and pocket knives to the value of about £55 stolen. One the 25th February Inspector
Thompson produced to him 273 knives, which he recognised as the property of his firm. A large
number of knives stolen were of an entirely new pattern, and had never been placed on the market.
Knives to the value of £14. 11s. 9d. had been recovered. Witness knew Robson. He was formerly in
their employ, leaving about last midsummer. In reply to Mr. Wilson, witness said that he had never seen
Hulley about the firms’ premises.
Walter James Millington, clerk to Messrs. Stacey Brothers, stated that he locked up the premise on the
night of February 5th.
Thomas Edwin Naylor, engine tenter in the employ of Messrs. Stacey, deposed that on the morning of
February 6th he found the warehouse door unfastened, and a skeleton key in the lock.
Joseph Clark, auctioneer, 10, Agard street, Derby, said that on the morning of Saturday, February 6th,
he was visited by Steel, who wanted him to buy some knives. He said that he had them at the Durham
Heifer Hotel, the Morledge. They went to the hotel together, and a box containing the knives were
taken to the witness’ house The knives were sorted out, and he paid 3s., 5s., and 7s. a dozen,
according to size. He asked Steel where he got them from, and he said from a little maker in Sheffield
who had the bailiffs in, and wanted some money. The total amount he paid for the cutlery was £14. 6s.
Witness afterwards sold a number of knives by auction at Nottingham.
On a subsequent occasion he met Steel in the street. Steel said that there was some bother about the
cutlery. The man who let him have it wanted it back, or some more money. On another day Robson
and Hulley called upon him. Robson said “Do you know the knives sold to you by Steel were stolen?”
and he replied that he did not. Then he said, “Well, they are mine, and I want them back, or some more
money.” This he refused to do, but as they were hungry he gave them a shilling. Then Steel called
upon him again, and he told him about the two men who had been to him. Steel said their story was
untrue. He, however, wanted the knives back, as some difficulty had arisen, but witness refused.
Cross-examined by Mr. Wilson, witness said that he had previously bought a lot of knives from Steel.
He did not know how many dozen knives he purchased from Steel on February 6th. He should say
there were 50 or 60 dozen. Steel was not a hawker.
Mr. Wilson: You mean to say that you went and bought 50 or 60 dozen new knives from a pot hawker? I
had bought goods from him before.
The public had better be warned against men like you. Don’t you know that the majority of knives were
worth 8s. a dozen, and that some of them were worth 5s. each? No.
How much did you sell them at? - Oh, 2d. or 3d. apiece. The largest price I got for one was 3s.
Now as to the interview between Hulley and Robson and yourself, what was said?
Robson said to me , “I stole the knives, and they didn’t’ belong to Steel.”
Didn’t Hulley say he had only got £4 of the swag? He said he only got £4 as his share.
Didn’t he say to you, “You know they were stolen?” - No.
Didn’t you say, ”If you make a bother I will snitch on you?” No.
What did you say? I said that I didn’t believe anything they said , and that if they did not go away I would
have them locked up.
What did Hulley say? - He wanted to tell me how he broke into a cutlery manufactory, but I did not want
to hear him.
You were rather shocked, and stood aghast at talking to a burglar: I told him I did not want to know
anything about it.
In cross-examination by Mr. Fairburn, witness said that when Steel came to him he said that two men
had brought him the cutlery to sell, but as he had not an auctioneers’ licence he wanted witness to buy it.
Detective Inspector Thompson deposed receiving the cutlery from Mr. Clark on the 25th ult. The same
night he charged Steel at his house. He replied “I have not stolen anything. A man came to me a
fortnight last Saturday, and said he had been recommended to me. He said that his father was a
manufacturer and in difficulties, and wanted to know if I would buy some knives. I said I would not. Then
he asked me if I would sell them in the market , and I promised to sell them. I could not sell them with-
-out an auctioneers licence, but I went to Derby and saw Joseph Clark, who is an auctioneer, and sold
the cutlery to him for £14, 6s. I don’t know the man who brought me the cutlery, but I could tell him if I
saw him. he had a companion. When I came back to Sheffield that night I met the two men at my house,
and give them a bill for what I had sold the knives. They gave me 10s. for my commission.
The following night witness was present when Police-constable Dye arrested Robson. He said nothing in
reply to the charge, but on the way to the cells he said, “I broke into Stacey’s; Hulley was waiting for me
outside. We took the stuff straight to Steel that night. We hadn’t the ……….. stuff 10 minutes. He was
waiting for us. We had arranged to take it there. We got nowt for it.”
Police-constable Dye gave corroborative evidence as to the arrest of Robson.
Detective Wilson deposed to arresting Hulley.
The three prisoners were committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions.
Note: see Ancestry - West Yorkshire, England, Prison Records , 1801-1914. George Hulley was shown
as Joseph Hulley. He was found not guilty of warehouse breaking and stealing; Kenneth Robson was
found guilty of warehouse breaking and stealing therein and sentenced to 12 calendar months; Wm.
Steel was on Bail and did not surrender.

1892 13 Apr - West Yorkshire Prison records 1801-1914

Register No. 166
Name Joseph Hulley
Date 13 Apr 1892 Bail Sheffield Boro Sessions
Offence Warehouse breaking and stealing 1004 pocket knives
Sentence Acquitted
Education imp.
Age, Height & 20 5'7"
Colour of Hair Brown
Trade or Occupation Fork Maker
Religion C.E.
& Birthplace Sheffield
No. of Previous Convictions Nil
& refs to last Entry
Date of discharge & remarks 14-April

Joseph Hulley — 1892 — HO27 Home Office: Criminal Registers, England And Wales, 1805-1892

1892 13 Apr - Borough of Sheffield - Return of all Persons Committed, or Bailed to appear for Trial, or Indicted at the
Easter Quarter Sessions of the Peace held at the Town Hall Sheffield on the thirteenth day of April 1872,
showing the nature of their Offences and the result of the Proceedings.

Name John Hulley
Offence Warehouse breaking and Larceny
Acquitted and Discharged Acquitted

Joseph Hulley 1872- 1892 Yorkshire HO140 A Calendar Of Prisoners Tried At The General Quarter
Sessions of the Peace - Spring

Name Joseph Hulley (On Bail)
Age 20
Trade Fork Forger
Degree of Inst Imp.
Committing Magistrate E.M.E. Welby, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate, Sheffield
Date of Warrant March 1st
Received into Custody April 13th
Offence as charged Warehouse-breaking and stealing therein 1,004 pocket knives, the property
of Richard White and another, at Sheffield, on the 5th February, 1892.
When tried April 14th
Before whom S.H.S. Lofthouse, Assistant Recorder.
Verdict of Jury Not guilty of warehouse-breaking and stealing.

(Co-defendant)
Name Kenneth Robson
Age 24
Trade Cutler
Degree of Inst Imp.
Committing Magistrate E.M.E. Welby, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate, Sheffield
Date of Warrant March 1st
Received into Custody March 1st
Offence as charged Warehouse-breaking and stealing therein 1,004 pocket knives, the property
of Richard White and another, at Sheffield, on the 5th February, 1892.
When tried April 14th
Before whom S.H.S. Lofthouse, Assistant Recorder.
Verdict of Jury Pleaded guilty of warehouse-breaking and stealing therein.
Prev Convictions
Sentence Imprisonment with hard labour in Her Majesty's Prison, Wakefield for 12
calendar months.

1924 10 Apr - Joseph Hulley 1892 - 1924 Sheffield MEPO6 Habitual Criminals Register 1924

A List of Persons coming within the provisions of Sections 5,7 8 of the Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871.

Name Prison & Regd No. Joseph Hulley 3504 Leeds
Date & Place of Birth 1892 Sheffield
Height without shoes 5' 7"
Complexion fr
Hair bn
Eyes bl
Marks scar l. side of forehead; dragon rt., girl, snake and palm tree l. forearm
Offence, Place of Conviction Larceny, Sheffield
Sentence, date of Conviction 4 mos. 10-4-24
Date of Liberation 21-7-24
Intended Address 36 St Mary's Road Sheffield

Mary Ann Roebuck

1872 - born at Sheffield - see 1891 census below.

1890 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Roebuck Mary Ann Sheffield 9c 729 (FreeBMD).

1890 13 Oct - married at St Peter and St Paul cathedral: Joseph Hulley 19 Bachelor Fork Maker 2 Silver Street - father
Joseph Hulley Fork Maker. Mary Ann Roebuck 19 Spinster 2 Silver Street Henry Roebuck (deceased)
Hawker. Wits. William Thomas Eustace, Fanny Eustace.

1891 census
RG 12/3821 f37 Sheffield 13 Brook Lane
Mary Roebuck Head W 55 Fork Burnisher Yorks Sheffield
Joseph Hulley S-in-L M 19 Fork Maker Yorks Sheffield
Mary A. Hulley Dau M 19 Fork Burnisher Cutler Yorks Sheffield
Vincent Thompson S-in-L M 19 Razor Grinder Yorks Sheffield
Alice Thompson Dau M 19 Fork Burnisher Yorks Sheffield

1895 25 Mar - married at St Mary's church Bolderstone: William Henry Jackson 21 Bachelor Labourer Haywoods - father
William Jackson Salesman. Mary Ann Hulley 23 Widow Haywoods - father Henry Roebuck Salesman.
Wits: William Thomas Eustace Fanny Eustace.

209. Gertrude Hulley

1873 Dec qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Gertrude Wortley 9c 250 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4631 f24 10 Bath St Ecclesall Bierlow
Joseph Hully Head M 31 Fork Maker (Table Cutlery Forger) Shiregreen, York
Sarah Hully Wife M 36 Sheffield, York
Joseph Hully Son U 9 Scholar Sheffield, York
Gertrude Hully Dau 7 Scholar Sheffield, York
Roseland Hully Dau 5 Sheffield, York
Frederick Hully Son 3 Sheffield, York
Isabel Hully Dau 1 Sheffield, York

1891 census
RG 12/3810 f16r Ecclesall Bierlow 79 South View Road
Joseph Hulley Head M 41 Fork Maker Cutler Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Wife M 46 Yorks Sheffield
Gertrude Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Shiregreen
Fred Hulley Son S 13 Cutler Fork Assistant Yorks Sheffield
Isadora Hulley Dau S 11 Scholar Yorks Sheffield

1897 Jun qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Gertrude Sheffield 9c 980 (FreeBMD).

1897 16 May - married at Wicker near Sheffield: Samuel Edward Deeley 38 Widower Silver-smith 2 Ct.2 H. Hilton
Street - father Thomas Deeley Silver-smith. Gertrude Hulley 24 Spinster 2 Ct.2 H. Hilton Street - father
Joseph Hulley Fork maker. Wits: Fred Hulley, Elizabeth Browne.

1901 census
RG 13/4339 f83 Nether Hallam 176 Western Road
Samuel E. Deeley Head M 40 Iron Founder's Labourer Warks Birmingham
Gertrude Deeley Wife M 27 Yorks Sheffield
Edward S. Deeley Son S 19 Book Keeper CC Yorks Sheffield
Thomas H. Deeley Son S 18 Builder's Carter Carm. Yorks Sheffield
George A. Deeley Son S 15 Spoon & Fork Filer Yorks Sheffield
Phyllis G. Froggatt Niece S 3 Yorks Sheffield

Samuel Edward Deeley

1861 - born at Birmingham - see 1901 census below.

1882 - son Edward S. born at Sheffield - see 1901 census below.

1883 - son Thomas H. born at Sheffield - see 1901 census below.

1886 - son George A. born at Sheffield - see 1901 census below.

1897 Jun qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Deeley Samuel Edward Sheffield 9c 980 (FreeBMD).

1897 16 May - married at Wicker near Sheffield: Samuel Edward Deeley 38 Widower Silver-smith 2 Ct.2 H. Hilton Street -
father Thomas Deeley Silver-smith. Gertrude Hulley 24 Spinster 2 Ct.2 H. Hilton Street - father Joseph
Hulley Fork maker. Wits: Fred Hulley, Elizabeth Browne.

1901 census
RG 13/4339 f83 Nether Hallam 176 Western Road
Samuel E. Deeley Head M 40 Iron Founder's Labourer Warks Birmingham
Gertrude Deeley Wife M 27 Yorks Sheffield
Edward S. Deeley Son S 19 Book Keeper CC Yorks Sheffield
Thomas H. Deeley Son S 18 Builder's Carter Carm. Yorks Sheffield
George A. Deeley Son S 15 Spoon & Fork Filer Yorks Sheffield
Phyllis G. Froggatt Niece S 3 Yorks Sheffield

212. Isadora Hulley

1879 Sep qtr - born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Isadora Sheffield 9c 401 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4631 f24 10 Bath St Ecclesall Bierlow
Joseph Hully Head M 31 Fork Maker (Table Cutlery Forger) Shiregreen, York
Sarah Hully Wife M 36 Sheffield, York
Joseph Hully Son U 9 Scholar Sheffield, York
Gertrude Hully Dau 7 Scholar Sheffield, York
Roseland Hully Dau 5 Sheffield, York
Frederick Hully Son 3 Sheffield, York
Isabel Hully Dau 1 Sheffield, York

1891 census
RG 12/3810 f16r Ecclesall Bierlow 79 South View Road
Joseph Hulley Head M 41 Fork Maker Cutler Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Wife M 46 Yorks Sheffield
Gertrude Hulley Dau S 17 Yorks Shiregreen
Fred Hulley Son S 13 Cutler Fork Assistant Yorks Sheffield
Isadora Hulley Dau S 11 Scholar Yorks Sheffield

1900 Sep qtr - married at Wortley RD: Hulley Dora Wortley 9c 422 (FreeBMD).

1900 27 Aug - married at St Mary's church Ecclesfield: George Thompson 21 Bachelor Groom Sheffeild Lane - father
William Thompson Farmer; Dora Hulley 21 Spinster Shiregreen - father Joseph Hulley Fork Maker. Wits.
Fred Hulley, Ada Hansan.

1901 census
RG 13/4332 f72 Sheffield Sheffield Lane Top
George Thompson Head M 22 Groom Yorks Sheffield
Dora Thompson Wife M 22 Yorks Sheffield

George Thompson

1879 - born at Sheffield - see 1901 census below.

1900 Sep qtr - married at Wortley RD: Thompson George Wortley 9c 422 (FreeBMD).

1900 27 Aug - married at St Mary's church Ecclesfield: George Thompson 21 Bachelor Groom Sheffeild Lane - father
William Thompson Farmer; Dora Hulley 21 Spinster Shiregreen - father Joseph Hulley Fork Maker. Wits.
Fred Hulley, Ada Hansan.

1901 census
RG 13/4332 f72 Sheffield Sheffield Lane Top
George Thompson Head M 22 Groom Yorks Sheffield
Dora Thompson Wife M 22 Yorks Sheffield

118. Sophia Hulley

1851 Sep qtr: born at Wortley RD:

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f52 Ecclesfield Horse Shoe Inn
Joseph Hulley Head M 47 Table Fork Manufacturer Yorks Kimberworth
Mary Hulley Wife M 44 & Publican Yorks Barber Wood
George Hulley Son U 19 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Shiregreen
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 17 House Servt Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shiregreen
Joseph Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Sophia Hulley Dau 9 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son 7 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Artha Hulley Son 5 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Edna Hulley Dau 3 Yorks Shiregreen
Thos Grant U 17 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Shiregreen Wheel
Thos Goddard App 13 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Butterthwaite
John Davison Boarder 35 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f77 Ecclesfield Shiregreen
Mary Hulley Head W 51 Fork Manufacturer emp 5 m 1 b 2 g Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau U 24 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Son U 21 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Sophiah Hulley Dau U 19 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Walter Hulley Son U 17 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Arthur Hulley Son U 15 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ednor Hulley Dau 13 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Clara Hulley G-dau 3 Yorks Ecclesfield
William Gregory Brder U 29 Fork Grinder Yorks Sheffield
Fred Yates Brder U 23 Grinder of Forks N.K.

1872 Sep qtr - son Frederick born at Wortley RD: Hulley Frederick Wortley 9c 224 (GRO).

1876 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sophia Sheffield 9c 537 (GRO).

1876 11 Dec - married at Christ church Pitsmoor: Joseph Cooper 22 Bachelor Grinder Pye Bank - father Thomas
Cooper Grinder; Sophia Hulley 23 Spinster Pye Bank - father Joseph Hulley Fork Manufacturer.
Wits.James Warren, Elizabeth x Eyre.

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f57 Shire Green Ecclesfield
Joseph Cooper Head M 27 Stove & Grate Grinder At Foundry (Draub) Ecclesfield, York
Sophia Cooper Wife M 29 Ecclesfield, York
Frederick Hulley Son 8 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Horatio Cooper Son 3 Ecclesfield, York
Horace Cooper Son 10mos Ecclesfield, York

Joseph Cooper

1854 - born at Ecclesfield - see 1881 census below.

1876 Dec qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sophia Sheffield 9c 537 (GRO).

1876 11 Dec - married at Christ church Pitsmoor: Joseph Cooper 22 Bachelor Grinder Pye Bank - father Thomas
Cooper Grinder; Sophia Hulley 23 Spinster Pye Bank - father Joseph Hulley Fork Manufacturer.
Wits.James Warren, Elizabeth x Eyre.

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f57 Shire Green Ecclesfield
Joseph Cooper Head M 27 Stove & Grate Grinder At Foundry (Draub) Ecclesfield, York
Sophia Cooper Wife M 29 Ecclesfield, York
Frederick Hulley Son 8 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Horatio Cooper Son 3 Ecclesfield, York
Horace Cooper Son 10mos Ecclesfield, York

213. Frederick Hulley

1872 Sep qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Frederick Wortley 9c 224 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f57 Shire Green Ecclesfield
Joseph Cooper Head M 27 Stove & Grate Grinder At Foundry (Draub) Ecclesfield, York
Sophia Cooper Wife M 29 Ecclesfield, York
Frederick Hulley Son 8 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Horatio Cooper Son 3 Ecclesfield, York
Horace Cooper Son 10mos Ecclesfield, York

214. Horatio Cooper

1878 - born at Ecclesfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f57 Shire Green Ecclesfield
Joseph Cooper Head M 27 Stove & Grate Grinder At Foundry (Draub) Ecclesfield, York
Sophia Cooper Wife M 29 Ecclesfield, York
Frederick Hulley Son 8 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Horatio Cooper Son 3 Ecclesfield, York
Horace Cooper Son 10mos Ecclesfield, York

215. Horace Cooper

1880 - born at Ecclesfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f57 Shire Green Ecclesfield
Joseph Cooper Head M 27 Stove & Grate Grinder At Foundry (Draub) Ecclesfield, York
Sophia Cooper Wife M 29 Ecclesfield, York
Frederick Hulley Son 8 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Horatio Cooper Son 3 Ecclesfield, York
Horace Cooper Son 10mos Ecclesfield, York

120. Arthur Hulley

1855 Dec qtr: born at Wortley RD:

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f52 Ecclesfield Horse Shoe Inn
Joseph Hulley Head M 47 Table Fork Manufacturer Yorks Kimberworth Mary Hulley Wife M 44 & Publican Yorks Barber Wood
George Hulley Son U 19 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Shiregreen
Elizabeth Hulley Dau U 17 House Servt Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Shiregreen
Joseph Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Sophia Hulley Dau 9 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Walter Hulley Son 7 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Artha Hulley Son 5 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Edna Hulley Dau 3 Yorks Shiregreen
Thos Grant U 17 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Shiregreen Wheel
ThosGoddard App 13 Table Fork Maker (Ap) Yorks Butterthwaite
John Davison Boarder 35 Table Fork Grinder Yorks Butterthwaite

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f77 Ecclesfield Shiregreen
Mary Hulley Head W 51 Fork Manufacturer emp 5 m 1 b 2 g Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau U 24 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Joseph Hulley Son U 21 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Sophiah Hulley Dau U 19 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Walter Hulley Son U 17 Fork Forger Yorks Ecclesfield
Arthur Hulley Son U 15 Fork Filer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ednor Hulley Dau 13 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Clara Hulley G-dau 3 Yorks Ecclesfield
William Gregory Brder U 29 Fork Grinder Yorks Sheffield
Fred Yates Brder U 23 Grinder of Forks N.K.

1877 Jun qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Arthur Sheffield 9c 639 (GRO).

1877 28 May - married at Wicker near Sheffield: Arthur Hulley 21 Bachelor Forge Man Wicker - father Joseph Hulley
Deceased; Martha Ann X Hoyland 20 Spinster Wicker - father Matthew Hoyland Miner. Wits: Charles X
Hoyland, Henry Hollows.

1881 census
RG 11/4663 f103 13 Clevedon Cross Adsett St Brightside Bierlow
Arthur Hully Head M 25 Buffer Maker Locom (Ry Carr Mr) Ecclesfield, York
Ann Hully Wife M 28 Thorpe Hesley, York
Blanche Hully Dau 1 Sheffield, York

1883 Mar qtr - dau Blanch died at Wortley RD: Hulley Blanche 2 Wortley 9c 158 (GRO).

1885 Jun qtr - died at Wortley RD: Hulley Arthur 29 Wortley 9c 156 (GRO).

Martha Ann Hoyland

1853 - born at Thorpe Hesley Yorks - see 1881 census below.

1877 Jun qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Arthur Sheffield 9c 639 (GRO).

1877 28 May - married at Wicker near Sheffield: Arthur Hulley 21 Bachelor Forge Man Wicker - father Joseph Hulley
Deceased; Martha Ann X Hoyland 20 Spinster Wicker - father Matthew Hoyland Miner. Wits: Charles X
Hoyland, Henry Hollows.

1881 census
RG 11/4663 f103 13 Clevedon Cross Adsett St Brightside Bierlow
Arthur Hully Head M 25 Buffer Maker Locom (Ry Carr Mr) Ecclesfield, York
Ann Hully Wife M 28 Thorpe Hesley, York
Blanche Hully Dau 1 Sheffield, York

1883 Mar qtr - dau Blanch died at Wortley RD: Hulley Blanche 2 Wortley 9c 158 (GRO).

1885 Jun qtr - husband died at Wortley RD: Hulley Arthur 29 Wortley 9c 156 (GRO).

216. Blanch Hulley

1880 Jun qtr - born at Sheffield RD: Hulley Blanch Sheffield 9c 533 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4663 f103 13 Clevedon Cross Adsett St Brightside Bierlow
Arthur Hully Head M 25 Buffer Maker Locom (Ry Carr Mr) Ecclesfield, York
Ann Hully Wife M 28 Thorpe Hesley, York
Blanche Hully Dau 1 Sheffield, York

1883 Mar qtr - died at Wortley RD: Hulley Blanche 2 Wortley 9c 158 (GRO).

125. Harriett Hulley

1824 - born at Ecclesfield - see 1851 census below.

1851 census
HO 1207/2335 f78 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Francis Hulley Head M 31 Fork Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Wife M 27 Yorks Ecclesfield
Mary Hulley Dau 6 Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriet Hulley Dau 4 Yorks Ecclesfield
George Hulley Son 2 Yorks Ecclesfield

1861 census
RG 9/3480 f34 Sheffield Spring Street 92
Jaz Smith Head M 41 Bricklayer Cambridge
Ellen Smith Wife M 43 (+ 3 children) Sheffield
Harriett Hully Servt 15 Sheffield

1871 census
RG 10/4659 f40 Bradfield no address
John Grayson Head U 60 Farmer of 45 Acres (+ 2 neph, Ld, Vis) Crawshaw Yorks
Harriot Hulley Serv U 24 (+1 serv) Shiregreen Yorks

1872 Dec qtr - married at Wortley RD: Hulley Harriet Wortley 9c 315 (GRO).

1872 3 Oct - married at Ecclesfield parish church: John Grayson 65 Bachelor Farmer Bradfield father - George
Grayson Farmer; Harriet Hulley 27 Spinster Shire Green father - Francis Hulley Fork maker. Wits - Hugh
Grayson, William Unwin.

1873 - son John born at Bradfield - see 1881 census below.

1876 - dau Elizabeth born at Bradfield - see 1881 census below.

1878 - son Collin born at Bradfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4619 f22 Woodhouse Ecclesfield
John Grayson Head M 68 Farmer Yorks Bradfield
Harriot Grayson Wife M 34 Yorks Ecclesfield
Anny Grayson Dau U 20 Derbys Hope
John Grayson Son 8 Scholar Yorks Bradfield
Elizabeth Grayson Dau 5 Yorks Bradfield
Collin Grayson Son 3 Yorks Bradfield
Dunhill Thompson Serv U 24 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Stannington
George Haigh Serv U 13 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Bradfield

1901 census
RG 13/4323 201r Worsborough No. 26 Home Farm
Harriett Grayson Head W 53 Farmer Yorks Shiregreen
Colin Grayson Son S 22 Farmer's son Yorks Bradfield
Ethel Grayson Dau S 19 do daughter Yorks Bradfield
John Hulley Neph S 21 Farmers Nephew Yorks Wortley
Annie Sharman Serv S 17 General Servant Domestic Yorks Worsborough

Information obtained from Lucie Hulley (born 1906 died 1999)

Harriet Hulley was her Grandmother who had a lover who died before a child of the union (Frederick) was born in 1868. Frederick married Lucie EA Harris in 1903 and had 5 children, the second of whom was Lucie. Frederick Hulley's birth certificate for 1868 is erroneous. As there were already two Francis Hulleys in the family - father and son - she gave this name as the father and her own mother's maiden name (Rodger) as hers.

Harriet Hulley (b. 1847) went as housekeeper to John Grayson before marrying him in 1872 at Ecclesfield parish church. On their marriage certificate she was shown as aged 27, he was 65. They had three children (John, Colin and Ethel born 1882 at the farm). He was a farmer who owned 'Home Farm' opposite the parish church of Worsborough. Lucie Hulley says that she lived at the farm for about six years until she was eighteen, after the death of her mother. She lived with Colin and his wife, her uncle and aunt. Lucie also says that Frederick had spent many of his early days there, but in the census records of 1871 and 1881Frederick is recorded as being at the cottage of her Gt Grandparents in Nethershire Lane on both occasions, so he may well have lived there for most of his childhood.

John Grayson married Betty Grey, Colin Grayson married Mary Grey (cousin of Betty) and Ethel (known as Ciss) married George Thorpe.

Information obtained from Julia Picton June 2004:-

I am Frederick Hulley's great granddaughter and I have a few things to tell you about Frederick and his children and mother. On the notes for his mother Harriet (98), you need to know that Harriet had Frederick out of wedlock when she was a young woman. His father is unknown. Yes, Lucie may have told you that his father "died", but this was because no-one in the family ever wanted anyone to know, or ever talked openly about, Fred being born out of wedlock and his father being unknown. Harriet did indeed later marry John Grayson with whom she had three children, but it would be really great if you could update your site to say that Frederick was Harriet's son, father: unknown, which is the truth. It is nothing to be ashamed of and I would really appreciate it if you could update your site to show hits! And yes, on the last line of notes Ethel was known to all as "Ciss"; there is no need to have question marks around this.! A couple of other things to tell you about Fred's children: Yvonne was born in Mhow, not Karachi. She married Clifford Eastwood and they had two children, Peter and Michael. The "H N" Jones you refer to in Lucie's notes stands for Herbert Neville Jones. Frederick Joseph Hulley married Gwendoline Richards. They had no children. My grandmother Edna Leontine Hulley was born on 30 JANUARY 1910. Edna married William Hibbert Allanson Picton on 27 August 1937 at West Hoathly in Sussex. They had two children, Jane born 18 February 1940 and Rodney James Frederick born 25 September 1943. Edna died on 12 June 1980 in Sussex. Patricia Hulley was born in Karachi. Thanks for your site and I hope you are able to incorporate the above information.

John Grayson

1811 - born at Crawshaw, Yorks - see 1871 census.

1861 - dau Anny born at Hope Derbyshire - see 1881 census below.

1871 census
RG 10/4659 f40 Bradfield no address
John Grayson Head U 60 Farmer of 45 Acres (+ 2 neph, Ld, Vis) Crawshaw Yorks
Harriot Hulley Serv U 24 (+1 serv) Shiregreen Yorks

1872 Dec qtr - married at Wortley RD: Hulley Harriet Wortley 9c 315 (GRO).

1872 3 Oct - married at Ecclesfield parish church: John Grayson 65 Bachelor Farmer Bradfield father - George
Grayson Farmer; Harriet Hulley 27 Spinster Shire Green father - Francis Hulley Fork maker. Wits - Hugh
Grayson, William Unwin.

1873 - son John born at Bradfield - see 1881 census below.

1876 - dau Elizabeth born at Bradfield - see 1881 census below.

1878 - son Collin born at Bradfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4619 f22 Woodhouse Ecclesfield
John Grayson Head M 68 Farmer Yorks Bradfield
Harriot Grayson Wife M 34 Yorks Ecclesfield
Anny Grayson Dau U 20 Derbys Hope
John Grayson Son 8 Scholar Yorks Bradfield
Elizabeth Grayson Dau 5 Yorks Bradfield
Collin Grayson Son 3 Yorks Bradfield
Dunhill Thompson Serv U 24 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Stannington
George Haigh Serv U 13 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Bradfield

218. John Grayson

1873 - born at Bradfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4619 f22 Woodhouse Ecclesfield
John Grayson Head M 68 Farmer Yorks Bradfield
Harriot Grayson Wife M 34 Yorks Ecclesfield
Anny Grayson Dau U 20 Derbys Hope
John Grayson Son 8 Scholar Yorks Bradfield
Elizabeth Grayson Dau 5 Yorks Bradfield
Collin Grayson Son 3 Yorks Bradfield
Dunhill Thompson Serv U 24 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Stannington
George Haigh Serv U 13 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Bradfield

219. Elizabeth Grayson

1876 - born at Bradfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4619 f22 Woodhouse Ecclesfield
John Grayson Head M 68 Farmer Yorks Bradfield
Harriot Grayson Wife M 34 Yorks Ecclesfield
Anny Grayson Dau U 20 Derbys Hope
John Grayson Son 8 Scholar Yorks Bradfield
Elizabeth Grayson Dau 5 Yorks Bradfield
Collin Grayson Son 3 Yorks Bradfield
Dunhill Thompson Serv U 24 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Stannington
George Haigh Serv U 13 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Bradfield

220. Collin Grayson

1878 - born at Bradfield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4619 f22 Woodhouse Ecclesfield
John Grayson Head M 68 Farmer Yorks Bradfield
Harriot Grayson Wife M 34 Yorks Ecclesfield
Anny Grayson Dau U 20 Derbys Hope
John Grayson Son 8 Scholar Yorks Bradfield
Elizabeth Grayson Dau 5 Yorks Bradfield
Collin Grayson Son 3 Yorks Bradfield
Dunhill Thompson Serv U 24 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Stannington
George Haigh Serv U 13 Farm Servant Indoor Yorks Bradfield

1901 census
RG 13/4323 201r Worsborough No. 26 Home Farm
Harriett Grayson Head W 53 Farmer Yorks Shiregreen
Colin Grayson Son S 22 Farmer's son Yorks Bradfield
Ethel Grayson Dau S 19 do daughter Yorks Bradfield
John Hulley Neph S 21 Farmers Nephew Yorks Wortley
Annie Sharman Serv S 17 General Servant Domestic Yorks Worsborough

221. Ethel Grayson

1882 - born at Bradfield Yorks - see 1901 census below

1901 census
RG 13/4323 201r Worsborough No. 26 Home Farm
Harriett Grayson Head W 53 Farmer Yorks Shiregreen
Colin Grayson Son S 22 Farmer's son Yorks Bradfield
Ethel Grayson Dau S 19 do daughter Yorks Bradfield
John Hulley Neph S 21 Farmers Nephew Yorks Wortley
Annie Sharman Serv S 17 General Servant Domestic Yorks Worsborough

126. George Ulley

1849 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley George Wortley 22 781 (GRO).

1851 census
HO 1207/2335 f78 Ecclesfield Low Shire Green
Francis Hulley Head M 31 Fork Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Wife M 27 Yorks Ecclesfield
Mary Hulley Dau 6 Yorks Ecclesfield
Harriet Hulley Dau 4 Yorks Ecclesfield
George Hulley Son 2 Yorks Ecclesfield

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f65r Ecclesfield Low Shire
Francis Hulley Head M 46 Table Forkmaker Yorks Kimberworth
Sarah Hulley Wife M 38 Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 12 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Anne Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 4 Yorks Shire Green
Frank Hulley Son 1 Yorks Shire Green
Mary Rodger M-in-L W 72 Yorks Shire Green

1862 Mar 16 - Era - Sporting at Sheffield. The Queens Hotel Grounds (incl.) G. Hulley, Shire-Green third.

1862 May 25 - The Era: Pedestrianism - Sporting at Sheffield - Tuesday: The deciding heats were run on Tuesday, with
the following results: -- (incl). Hully, Shire Green, and Knott did not run.

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f85 Ecclesfield Nether Shire Green
Francis Hulley Head M 51 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Wife M 49 Fork Maker's Wife Yorks Shiregreen
George Hulley Son U 22 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 14 Fork Filer Yorks Shiregreen
Francis Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Ellen Hulley Dau 7 Yorks Shiregreen
Frederick Hulley G-son 2 Fork Maker's Grandson Yorks Shiregreen

1872 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley George Sheffield 9c 365 (GRO).

1872 12 Feb - married at Christ church Pitsmoor: George Hulley 22 bachelor Fork Maker Ecclesfield - father Francis
Hulley Fork Maker; Theresa Surtees 21 Spinster Pitsmoor - father James Surtees Miller. Wits. Joseph
Surtees, Harriet x Laws.

1872 Dec qtr - son Arthur born at Wortley RD: Hulley Arthur Wortley 9c 249 (GRO).

1874 Mar qtr - dau Ada born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ada Wortley 9c 248 (GRO).

1875 07 Jan - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - THE FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION IN HOLLIS CROFT.
ADJOURNED INQUEST. (incl.) George Ulley, a fork-maker living in Nottingham street, said he worked
on the premises of Mr. Hides. A week before the explosion Porter said to him that the water was leaking
fast, but he thought it was a jest. The Coroner: But it has not turned out to be in jest. The witness,
continuing, said he was afraid that the boiler would “go,” and he looked out for work at a place in
Hawley croft. He was afraid of himself, and his stock, and his stock was now gone.
He should have been out of the place by Christmas if the explosion had not happened. He had talked of
his fears of the boiler to the men in the yard, but never to Mr. Hides, because he did not know whether it
was his place. He trusted himself in the hands of Mr. Hides and the engine-driver, thought he thought
they knew more about the engine than he did. During the week before the explosion, the state of the
boiler was a subject of general conversation in the yard.

1875 Sep qtr - dau Hannah born at Wortley RD: Hulley Hannah Wortley 9c 258 (GRO).

1877 Mar qtr - dau Ann Elizabeth born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ann Elizabeth Wortley 9c 291 (GRO).

1879 Mar qtr - father died at Wortley RD: Hulley Francis 59 Wortley 9c 164 (GRO).

1879 17 Jan - informant at death of his father Francis - ?at Ecclesfield

1877 Dec qtr - son John William born at Wortley RD: Hulley John William Wortley 9c 290 (GRO).

187713 Dec - son John William born at Low Shire Green Ecclesfield: John William Boy father George Hulley Fork
Maker mother Theresa Hulley formerly Surtees - informant G. Hulley Father Low Shire Green Ecclesfield.
Regd. 24 Dec 1877 George Potts Registrar.

1879 Mar qtr - son John William died at Wortley RD: Hulley John William 1 Wortley 9c 170 (GRO).

1879 Sep qtr - son John born at Wortley RD: Hulley John Wortley 9c 281 (GRO).

1881 Mar qtr - son Frank born at Wortley RD: Hulley Frank Wortley 9c 285 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4618 f98 Hazleshaw Farm Ecclesfield
George Hulley Head M 32 Farm Bailiff Shiregreen, York
Theresa Hulley Wife M 30 Wortley, York
Arthur Hulley Son 8 Ecclesfield, York
Ada Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Hannah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Annie Elizabth Hulley Dau 4 Ecclesfield, York
John Hulley Son 1 Ecclesfield, York
Frank Hulley Son 3m Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred Hartley Serv U 24 Farm Serv (Indoor) Stannington, York

1882 Jun qtr - dau Sarah born at Wortley RD: Hulley Sarah Wortley 9c 302 (GRO).

1888 Mar qtr - dau Theresa born at Wortley RD: Hulley Theresa Wortley 9c 272 (GRO).

1889 Dec qtr - dau Lily born at Wortley RD: Hulley Lily Wortley 9c 266 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/3786 f73 Wortley Smithy Fold
George Hulley Head M 42 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 40 Yorks Wortley
Arthur Hulley Son S 18 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ada Hulley Dau S 17 Servant Domestic Yorks Ecclesfield
John Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Frank Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Wortley
Lily Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Wortley

1898 16 May - Yorkshire Evening Post - DROWNED WHILE AT PLAY A sad drowning affair happened at Wharncliffe
Chase, Wortley, yesterday afternoon, a lad being drowned in the presence of his two brothers. The
deceased is Fred Moore Lane, aged eight years, son of James Lane, gamekeeper, of Chase Lodge,
Wortley.
Deceased, in company with his two younger brothers, Harry, aged six, and Harold, four, were playing
near a pond at Wharncliffe Chase. Deceased fell backwards into the pond. Harold ran home, a distance
of about 300 yards, and told his father of the affair. A labourer named George Hully went to the place
and got the lad out but he was dead.

1901 census
RG 13/4336 55r Bradfield Wharncliffe Side
George Hulley Head M 52 Gardener General Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 50 Yorks Wortley
Theresa Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Wortley
Lilly Hulley Dau 11 Yorks Wortley
Laura M. Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Wortley

Theresa Surtees

1851 - born at Wortley Yorks - see 1881 census below.

1872 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley George Sheffield 9c 365 (GRO).

1872 12 Feb - married at Christ church Pitsmoor: George Hulley 22 bachelor Fork Maker Ecclesfield - father Francis
Hulley Fork Maker; Theresa Surtees 21 Spinster Pitsmoor - father James Surtees Miller. Wits. Joseph
Surtees, Harriet x Laws.

1872 Dec qtr - son Arthur born at Wortley RD: Hulley Arthur Wortley 9c 249 (GRO).

1874 Mar qtr - dau Ada born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ada Wortley 9c 248 (GRO).

1875 Sep qtr - dau Hannah born at Wortley RD: Hulley Hannah Wortley 9c 258 (GRO).

1877 Mar qtr - dau Ann Elizabeth born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ann Elizabeth Wortley 9c 291 (GRO).

1879 Mar qtr - father-in-law died at Wortley RD: Hulley Francis 59 Wortley 9c 164 (GRO).

1877 Dec qtr - son John William born at Wortley RD: Hulley John William Wortley 9c 290 (GRO).

187713 Dec - son John William born at Low Shire Green Ecclesfield: John William Boy father George
Hulley Fork Maker mother Theresa Hulley formerly Surtees - informant G. Hulley
Father Low Shire Green Ecclesfield. Regd. 24 Dec 1877 George Potts Registrar.

1879 Mar qtr - son John William died at Wortley RD: Hulley John William 1 Wortley 9c 170 (GRO).

1879 Sep qtr - son John born at Wortley RD: Hulley John Wortley 9c 281 (GRO).

1881 Mar qtr - son Frank born at Wortley RD: Hulley Frank Wortley 9c 285 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4618 f98 Hazleshaw Farm Ecclesfield
George Hulley Head M 32 Farm Bailiff Shiregreen, York
Theresa Hulley Wife M 30 Wortley, York
Arthur Hulley Son 8 Ecclesfield, York
Ada Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Hannah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Annie Elizabth Hulley Dau 4 Ecclesfield, York
John Hulley Son 1 Ecclesfield, York
Frank Hulley Son 3m Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred Hartley Serv U 24 Farm Serv (Indoor) Stannington, York

1882 Jun qtr - dau Sarah born at Wortley RD: Hulley Sarah Wortley 9c 302 (GRO).

1888 Mar qtr - dau Theresa born at Wortley RD: Hulley Theresa Wortley 9c 272 (GRO).

1889 Dec qtr - dau Lily born at Wortley RD: Hulley Lily Wortley 9c 266 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/3786 f73 Wortley Smithy Fold
George Hulley Head M 42 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 40 Yorks Wortley
Arthur Hulley Son S 18 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ada Hulley Dau S 17 Servant Domestic Yorks Ecclesfield
John Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Frank Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Wortley
Lily Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Wortley

1901 census
RG 13/4336 55r Bradfield Wharncliffe Sids
George Hulley Head M 52 Gardener General Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 50 Yorks Wortley
Theresa Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Wortley
Lilly Hulley Dau 11 Yorks Wortley
Laura M. Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Wortley

224. Hannah Hulley

1875 Sep qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Hannah Wortley 9c 258 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4618 f98 Hazleshaw Farm Ecclesfield
George Hulley Head M 32 Farm Bailiff Shiregreen, York
Theresa Hulley Wife M 30 Wortley, York
Arthur Hulley Son 8 Ecclesfield, York
Ada Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Hannah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Annie Elizabth Hulley Dau 4 Ecclesfield, York
John Hulley Son 1 Ecclesfield, York
Frank Hulley Son 3m Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred Hartley Serv U 24 Farm Serv (Indoor) Stannington, York

1891 census
RG 12/3787 f106r Ecclesfield Low Shiregreen
Frank Hulley Head M 50 Cutler Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Mthr W 67 Yorks Shiregreen
Hannah Hulley Niece S 15 Yorks Shiregreen

1901 census
RG 13/86 f95 St Geo. Hanover Sq 53 Eccleston Square
Albert Clinton Head M 40 Director Public Company Belgium British Subject
Hannah Hulley Serv S 28 Cook Domestic Shire Green Yorkshire

1905 22 Mar - married at Oughtibridge parish church: William Walker 27 Bachelor Paper Finisher -Wharncliffe Side -
father William Walker File Cutter; Hannah Hulley 29 Spinster Wharncliffe Side - father George Hulley
paper Finisher. Wits. Emmanual Walker, Sarah Hulley.

William Walker

1878 - born - see marriage entry below.

1905 22 Mar - married at Oughtibridge parish church: William Walker 27 Bachelor Paper Finisher -Wharncliffe Side -
father William Walker File Cutter; Hannah Hulley 29 Spinster Wharncliffe Side - father George Hulley
paper Finisher. Wits. Emmanual Walker, Sarah Hulley.

225. Ann Elizabeth Hulley

1877 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Ann Elizabeth Wortley 9c 291 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4618 f98 Hazleshaw Farm Ecclesfield
George Hulley Head M 32 Farm Bailiff Shiregreen, York
Theresa Hulley Wife M 30 Wortley, York
Arthur Hulley Son 8 Ecclesfield, York
Ada Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Hannah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Annie Elizabth Hulley Dau 4 Ecclesfield, York
John Hulley Son 1 Ecclesfield, York
Frank Hulley Son 3m Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred Hartley Serv U 24 Farm Serv (Indoor) Stannington, York

1891 census

1900 Jun qtr - married at Tonbridge RD: Hulley Annie Elizabeth Tonbridge 2a 1430 (FreeBMD).

1901 census
RG 13/2677 f123r Wolverhampton 21 James Street
Charles N. Hope Head M 27 Railway Pasenger Guard Warks Kenilworth
Annie E. Hope Wife M 24 Yorks Ecclesfield

Charles Newey Hope

1874 - born at Kenilworth Warks - see 1901 census below.

1900 Jun qtr - married at Tonbridge RD: Hope Charles Newey Tonbridge 2a 1430 (FreeBMD).

1901 census
RG 13/2677 f123r Wolverhampton 21 James Street
Charles N. Hope Head M 27 Railway Pasenger Guard Warks Kenilworth
Annie E. Hope Wife M 24 Yorks Ecclesfield

226. John William Hulley

1877 Dec qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley John William Wortley 9c 290 (GRO).

187713 Dec - born at Low Shire Green Ecclesfield: John William Boy father George Hulley Fork Maker
mother Theresa Hulley formerly Surtees - informant G. Hulley Father Low Shire Green
Ecclesfield. Regd. 24 Dec 1877 George Potts Registrar.

1879 Mar qtr - died at Wortley RD: Hulley John William 1 Wortley 9c 170 (GRO).

227. John Hulley

1879 Sep qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley John Wortley 9c 281 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4618 f98 Hazleshaw Farm Ecclesfield
George Hulley Head M 32 Farm Bailiff Shiregreen, York
Theresa Hulley Wife M 30 Wortley, York
Arthur Hulley Son 8 Ecclesfield, York
Ada Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Hannah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Annie Elizabth Hulley Dau 4 Ecclesfield, York
John Hulley Son 1 Ecclesfield, York
Frank Hulley Son 3m Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred Hartley Serv U 24 Farm Serv (Indoor) Stannington, York

1891 census
RG 12/3786 f73 Wortley Smithy Fold
George Hulley Head M 42 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 40 Yorks Wortley
Arthur Hulley Son S 18 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ada Hulley Dau S 17 Servant Domestic Yorks Ecclesfield
John Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Frank Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Wortley
Lily Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Wortley

1901 census
RG 13/4323 201r Worsborough No. 26 Home Farm
Harriett Grayson Head W 53 Farmer Yorks Shiregreen
Colin Grayson Son S 22 Farmer's son Yorks Bradfield
Ethel Grayson Dau S 19 do daughter Yorks Bradfield
John Hulley Neph S 21 Farmers Nephew Yorks Wortley
Annie Sharman Serv S 17 General Servant Domestic Yorks Worsborough

228. Frank Hulley

1881 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Frank Wortley 9c 285 (GRO).

1881 census
RG 11/4618 f98 Hazleshaw Farm Ecclesfield
George Hulley Head M 32 Farm Bailiff Shiregreen, York
Theresa Hulley Wife M 30 Wortley, York
Arthur Hulley Son 8 Ecclesfield, York
Ada Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Hannah Hulley Dau 5 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
Annie Elizabth Hulley Dau 4 Ecclesfield, York
John Hulley Son 1 Ecclesfield, York
Frank Hulley Son 3m Ecclesfield, York
Wilfred Hartley Serv U 24 Farm Serv (Indoor) Stannington, York

1891 census
RG 12/3786 f73 Wortley Smithy Fold
George Hulley Head M 42 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 40 Yorks Wortley
Arthur Hulley Son S 18 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ada Hulley Dau S 17 Servant Domestic Yorks Ecclesfield
John Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Frank Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Wortley
Lily Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Wortley

1901 census
RG 13/4331 f61 Wortley Wortley Hall
Francis John Earl of Wharncliffe Head M 44 Com: Royal Navy (retired) London Hanover Sq Ellen Countess of Wharncliffe Wife M 38 (+ 5 chn, 27 servs) London Blackheath
Frank Hulley Serv S 20 Odd Man Domestic Yorks Ecclesfield

229. Sarah Hulley

1882 Jun qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Sarah Wortley 9c 302 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/3786 f73 Wortley Smithy Fold
George Hulley Head M 42 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 40 Yorks Wortley
Arthur Hulley Son S 18 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ada Hulley Dau S 17 Servant Domestic Yorks Ecclesfield
John Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Frank Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Wortley
Lily Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Wortley

230. Theresa Hulley

1888 Mar qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Theresa Wortley 9c 272 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/3786 f73 Wortley Smithy Fold
George Hulley Head M 42 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 40 Yorks Wortley
Arthur Hulley Son S 18 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ada Hulley Dau S 17 Servant Domestic Yorks Ecclesfield
John Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Frank Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Wortley
Lily Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Wortley

1901 census
RG 13/4336 55r Bradfield Wharncliffe Sids
George Hulley Head M 52 Gardener General Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 50 Yorks Wortley
Theresa Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Wortley
Lilly Hulley Dau 11 Yorks Wortley
Laura M. Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Wortley

1911 Jun qtr - married at Wortley RD: Hulley Theresa Wortley 9c 332 (FreeBMD).

1911 22 Apr - married at Oughtibridge parish church: George Harry Wood 27 Bachelor Laboratory Clerk Grimethorpe -
father James Wood Engineer; Theresa Hulley 23 Spinster Wharncliffe Side - father George Hulley Paper
Finisher. Wits. William Walker, Lily Hulley.

George Harry Wood

1884 - born - see marriage entry below.

1911 Jun qtr - married at Wortley RD: Hulley Theresa Wortley 9c 332 (FreeBMD).

1911 22 Apr - married at Oughtibridge parish church: George Harry Wood 27 Bachelor Laboratory Clerk Grimethorpe -
father James Wood Engineer; Theresa Hulley 23 Spinster Wharncliffe Side - father George Hulley Paper
Finisher. Wits. William Walker, Lily Hulley.

231. Lily Hulley

1889 Dec qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Lily Wortley 9c 266 (GRO).

1891 census
RG 12/3786 f73 Wortley Smithy Fold
George Hulley Head M 42 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 40 Yorks Wortley
Arthur Hulley Son S 18 General Labourer Yorks Ecclesfield
Ada Hulley Dau S 17 Servant Domestic Yorks Ecclesfield
John Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Frank Hulley Son 10 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Dau 8 Scholar Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Dau 2 Yorks Wortley
Lily Hulley Dau 1 Yorks Wortley

1901 census
RG 13/4336 55r Bradfield Wharncliffe Sids
George Hulley Head M 52 Gardener General Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 50 Yorks Wortley
Theresa Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Wortley
Lilly Hulley Dau 11 Yorks Wortley
Laura M. Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Wortley

232. Laura Mary Hulley

1891 Jun qtr - born at Wortley RD: Hulley Laura Mary Wortley 9c 306 (GRO).

1901 census
RG 13/4336 55r Bradfield Wharncliffe Sids
George Hulley Head M 52 Gardener General Yorks Ecclesfield
Theresa Hulley Wife M 50 Yorks Wortley
Theresa Hulley Dau 13 Yorks Wortley
Lilly Hulley Dau 11 Yorks Wortley
Laura M. Hulley Dau 9 Yorks Wortley

128. Sarah Ulley

1857 - born at Shire Green - see 1851 census below.

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f65r Ecclesfield Low Shire
Francis Hulley Head M 46 Table Forkmaker Yorks Kimberworth
Sarah Hulley Wife M 38 Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 12 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Anne Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 4 Yorks Shire Green
Frank Hulley Son 1 Yorks Shire Green
Mary Rodger M-in-L W 72 Yorks Shire Green

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f85 Ecclesfield Nether Shire Green
Francis Hulley Head M 51 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Wife M 49 Fork Maker's Wife Yorks Shiregreen
George Hulley Son U 22 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 14 Fork Filer Yorks Shiregreen
Francis Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Ellen Hulley Dau 7 Yorks Shiregreen
Frederick Hulley G-son 2 Fork Maker's Grandson Yorks Shiregreen

1880 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sarah Sheffield 9c 531 (FreeBMD).

1880 01 Jan - married at St Mary's church Sheffield: John Moss Ryalls 22 Bachelor Painter Alderson Road - father
James Ryalls Painter; Sarah Hulley 22 Spinster Haover Street - father Francis Hulley Maker. Wits.
William Smallwood Moss, Selina Henrietta Moss.

1880 - son John W. M. born at Sheffield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4639 f130 70 Prospect Street Heeley
John M. Ryalls Head M 23 Private Decorator Yorks Sheffield
Sarah Ryalls Wife M 23 Yorks Shire Green
John W. M. Ryalls Son 5mos Yorks Sheffield

John Moss Ryalls

1858 - born at Sheffield - see 1881 census below.

1880 Mar qtr - married at Sheffield RD: Hulley Sarah Sheffield 9c 531 (FreeBMD).

1880 01 Jan - married at St Mary's church Sheffield: John Moss Ryalls 22 Bachelor Painter Alderson Road - father James
Ryalls Painter; Sarah Hulley 22 Spinster Haover Street - father Francis Hulley Maker. Wits. William
Smallwood Moss, Selina Henrietta Moss.

1880 - son John W. M. born at Sheffield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4639 f130 70 Prospect Street Heeley
John M. Ryalls Head M 23 Private Decorator Yorks Sheffield
Sarah Ryalls Wife M 23 Yorks Shire Green
John W. M. Ryalls Son 5mos Yorks Sheffield

233. John W. M. Ryalls

1880 - born at Sheffield - see 1881 census below.

1881 census
RG 11/4639 f130 70 Prospect Street Heeley
John M. Ryalls Head M 23 Private Decorator Yorks Sheffield
Sarah Ryalls Wife M 23 Yorks Shire Green
John W. M. Ryalls Son 5mos Yorks Sheffield

129. Francis Ulley

1860 - born at Shire Green - see 1861 census below.

1861 census
RG 9/3457 f65r Ecclesfield Low Shire
Francis Hulley Head M 46 Table Forkmaker Yorks Kimberworth
Sarah Hulley Wife M 38 Yorks Shire Green
George Hulley Son 12 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Anne Hulley Dau 7 Scholar Yorks Shire Green
Sarah Hulley Dau 4 Yorks Shire Green
Frank Hulley Son 1 Yorks Shire Green
Mary Rodger M-in-L W 72 Yorks Shire Green

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f85 Ecclesfield Nether Shire Green
Francis Hulley Head M 51 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Wife M 49 Fork Maker's Wife Yorks Shiregreen
George Hulley Son U 22 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 14 Fork Filer Yorks Shiregreen
Francis Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Ellen Hulley Dau 7 Yorks Shiregreen
Frederick Hulley G-son 2 Fork Maker's Grandson Yorks Shiregreen

1871 - educated at the National school, Bellhouse Road Shiregreen.

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f102 Shiregreen Ecclesfield
Sarah Hulley Head W 60 Fork Manufacturer Ecclesfield, York
Frank Hulley Son U 21 Fork Maker Ecclesfield, York
Frederic Hulley G-son 13 Scholar Ecclesfield, York
James Priest Brdr U 19 Groom (ND) Nottingham

1891 census
RG 12/3787 f106r Ecclesfield Low Shiregreen
Frank Hulley Head M 50 Cutler Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Mthr W 67 Yorks Shiregreen
Hannah Hulley Niece S 15 Yorks Shiregreen

1891 11 Jul - married at St Mary's church Ecclesfield: Frank Hulley 30 Bachelor Fork-maker Shiregreen - father
Francis Hulley Fork-maker. Charlotte Clarke 22 Spinster Shiregreen - father Edwin Clarke Farm
Labourer. Wits. Edwin Clark, Ellen Greenwood.

1892 3 Apr - dau Elsie born at Ecclesfield - see 1901 census below.

1893 26 Jun - son Alfred born at Ecclesfield - see 1901 census below.

1894 1 Nov - son Frederick Edwin born at Ecclesfield - see 1901 census below.

1901 census
RG 13/4333 6r Ecclesfield Nether Lane
Frank Hulley Head M 41 Table Fork Maker Cutler Yorks Cowshire Ecclesfield
Charlott Hulley Wife M 32 Yorks Sheffield
Elsie Hulley Dau S 8 Yorks Ecclesfield
Alfred Hulley Son 7 Yorks Ecclesfield
Frederick E. Hulley Son 6 Yorks Ecclesfield

1902 30 May - son Ernest born at Ecclesfield?

c 1905 - moved from Nethershire Lane to 130 Blackburn, Wincobank - ran a small shop.

1911 census
Wortley RD 508; Ecclesfield SRD ED 3; Pice 27667.Low Shiregreen.
Frank Hulley Head 51 M Table Fork Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
Charlotte Hulley Wife 41 M 19 yrs 4 chn 4 livg Yorks Sheffield
Elsie Hulley Dau 18 S Dressmaker Yorks Ecclesfield
Alfred Hulley Son 17 S Apprentice Steel Turning Yorks Ecclesfield
Frederick Edwin Hulley Son 16 S Electrician Yorks Ecclesfield
Ernest Hulley Son 8 S Yorks Ecclesfield

1929 - moved to a new house at 98 Ronksley Road, Lower Shiregreen. Worked as 'jobbing
gardener' for some years.

Charlotte Clarke

1869 6 Jun - born at Sheffield.

1891 11 Jul - married at St Mary's church Ecclesfield: Frank Hulley 30 Bachelor Fork-maker Shiregreen - father
Francis Hulley Fork-maker. Charlotte Clarke 22 Spinster Shiregreen - father Edwin Clarke Farm
Labourer. Wits. Edwin Clark, Ellen Greenwood.

1892 3 Apr - dau Elsie born at Ecclesfield - see 1901 census below.

1893 26 Jun - son Alfred born at Ecclesfield - see 1901 census below.

1894 1 Nov - son Frederick Edwin born at Ecclesfield - see 1901 census below.

1901 census
RG 13/4333 6r Ecclesfield Nether Lane
Frank Hulley Head M 41 Table Fork Maker Cutler Yorks Cowshire Ecclesfield
Charlott Hulley Wife M 32 Yorks Sheffield
Elsie Hulley Dau S 8 Yorks Ecclesfield
Alfred Hulley Son 7 Yorks Ecclesfield
Frederick C. Hulley Son 6 Yorks Ecclesfield

1902 30 May - son Ernest born at Ecclesfield?

c 1905 - moved from Nethershire Lane to 130 Blackburn, Wincobank - ran a small shop.

1911 census
Wortley RD 508; Ecclesfield SRD ED 3; Pice 27667.Low Shiregreen.
Frank Hulley Head 51 M Table Fork Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
Charlotte Hulley Wife 41 M 19 yrs 4 chn 4 livg Yorks Sheffield
Elsie Hulley Dau 18 S Dressmaker Yorks Ecclesfield
Alfred Hulley Son 17 S Apprentice Steel Turning Yorks Ecclesfield
Frederick Edwin Hulley Son 16 S Electrician Yorks Ecclesfield
Ernest Hulley Son 8 S Yorks Ecclesfield

1929 - moved to a new house at 98 Ronksley Road, Lower Shiregreen. Husband worked as
'jobbing gardener' for some years.

234. Elsie Hulley

1892 3 Apr - born at Ecclesfield - see 1901 census below.

1901 census
RG 13/4333 6r Ecclesfield Nether Lane
Frank Hulley Head M 41 Table Fork Maker Cutler Yorks Cowshire Ecclesfield
Charlott Hulley Wife M 32 Yorks Sheffield
Elsie Hulley Dau S 8 Yorks Ecclesfield
Alfred Hulley Son 7 Yorks Ecclesfield
Frederick C. Hulley Son 6 Yorks Ecclesfield

1911 census
Wortley RD 508; Ecclesfield SRD ED 3; Pice 27667.Low Shiregreen.
Frank Hulley Head 51 M Table Fork Maker Yorks Ecclesfield
Charlotte Hulley Wife 41 M 19 yrs 4 chn 4 livg Yorks Sheffield
Elsie Hulley Dau 18 S Dressmaker Yorks Ecclesfield
Alfred Hulley Son 17 S Apprentice Steel Turning Yorks Ecclesfield
Frederick Edwin Hulley Son 16 S Electrician Yorks Ecclesfield
Ernest Hulley Son 8 S Yorks Ecclesfield

1919 19 Aug son Ronald born (died May 1966)

1923 15 Aug daughter Muriel - 1990 - lived at Emley Moor near Huddersfield

130. Ellen Ulley

1864 - born at Shire Green - see 1871 census below.

1871 census
RG 10/4656 f85 Ecclesfield Nether Shire Green
Francis Hulley Head M 51 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Wife M 49 Fork Maker's Wife Yorks Shiregreen
George Hulley Son U 22 Fork Maker Yorks Shiregreen
Sarah Hulley Dau 14 Fork Filer Yorks Shiregreen
Francis Hulley Son 11 Scholar Yorks Shiregreen
Ellen Hulley Dau 7 Yorks Shiregreen
Frederick Hulley G-son 2 Fork Maker's Grandson Yorks Shiregreen

1881 census
RG 11/4616 f103 Shiregreen Ecclesfield
Robert Lowe Head M 46 Auctioneer & Farmer (+ w, mthr, 5 chn) Sheffield, York
Emma Keeton Serv U 22 General Serv Handsworth, York
Ellen Hulley Serv U 17 General Serv Ecclesfield, York

1888 Dec qtr - married at Wortley RD: Hulley Ellen Wortley 9c 338 (GRO).

1888 26 Dec - married at Bradfield parish church: Samuel Greenwood 25 Bachelor Farm LabourerWoodhouse - father
George Greenwood Farm Labourer; Ellen Hulley 24 Spinster Woodouse - father Francis Hulley Fork
Maker. Wits. Frank Hulley, Mary Greenwood.

1891 census
RG 12/3782 f70 Worsbro' 36
Samuel Greenwood Head M 27 Farm Labourer Yorks Maltby
Ellen Greenwood Wife M 26 Yorks Ecclesfield
Percy Greenwood Son 11mos Yorks Worsbro'

Sam Greenwood

1863 - born - see marriage entry below.

1888 26 Dec - married at Bradfield parish church: Samuel Greenwood 25 Bachelor Farm LabourerWoodhouse - father
George Greenwood Farm Labourer; Ellen Hulley 24 Spinster Woodouse - father Francis Hulley Fork
Maker. Wits. Frank Hulley, Mary Greenwood.

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