Yorks02 - Descendants of James Hully born at Saddleworth in 1759

Notes

2. Ann Hulley

1786 24 Dec - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Ann d. of James and Hannah Hulley
Broadtame.

1814 30 May - baptism of daughter Mary at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Mary d. of James Lees,
Slack, Weaver and Ann Hully Crowstone (gate).

1821 03 May - baptism of daughter Lucy at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Lucy d. of Ann Hully
Grange & Isaac Wrigley, Heights, Weaver.

13. Mary Hully

1814 17 Mar - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Mary d. of James Lees, Slack, Weaver and
Ann Hully Crowstone (gate).

14. Lucy Hully

1821 3 May - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Lucy d. of Ann Hully Grange & Isaac Wrigley, Heights, Weaver

4. John Hully

1791 9 Jan - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of James and Hannah Hulley
Broadmeadow.

1812 15 Nov married

1814 17 Mar - baptism of daughter Hannah at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Hannah d. of John
and Nanny Hulley, Slack Weaver.

1816 1 Jul - baptism of son James at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: James s. of John and Nanny
Hully Slack Weaver.

1817 23 Apr - daughter Hannah died at Slack, Saddleworth.

1817 26 Apr - daughter Hannah buried at St Thomas's Old church.

1819 12 Mar - baptism of son John at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of John and Nanny
Hully Hey Weaver.

1822 2 Jan - baptism of son Joseph at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of John and
Nanny Hully Hey, Weaver.

1824 11 Apr - baptism of daughter Hannah at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Hannah d. of John
and Nanny Hully Hey, Weaver.

1824 5 May - son Joseph died at Hey, Saddleworth.

1824 8 May - son Joseph buried at St Thomas's Old church.

1833 - daughter Mary born.

1834 10 Feb - baptism of daughter Mary at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Mary (aged 1) d. of
John & Nanny Hully Heights Weaver.

1834 10 Feb - baptism of daughter Betty at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Betty d. of John &
Nanny Hully Heights Weaver.

1836 25 Aug - daughter Lucy born at Oxhey.

1838 16 Dec - daughter Lucy baptised at Delph Independent chapel daughter of John and Nanny
Hully Weaver Oxhey.

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 12 10 22 Denshaw
John Hulley 45 Woollen weaver Y
Nanny Hulley 50 Y
John Hulley 20 Woollen weaver Y
Hannah Hulley 15 Woollen weaver Y
Joseph Hulley 13 Woolen piecer Y
Mary Hully 11 Y
Betty Hulley 7 Y
Lucy Hulley 4 Y

1850 14 Mar -daughter Mary died at Delph.

1850 17 Mar- daughter Mary buried at St Thomas's Old church.

1851 census
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 212r Delph Lord's Moss
John Hully Head M 60 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Nanny Hully Wife M 57 Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son U 32 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hully Son U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Betty Hully Dau U 17 Mule piecer cotton Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hully Dau 14 Shawl twister Woollen Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Ann Hully Dau 7 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

1856 30 Nov - died at Hill End, Slack.

1856 4 Dec - buried at St Thomas's Old church - shown on monumental inscription:
In Memory of Hannah, Daughter of John and Nanny Hulley of Slack, who died April 23rd
in the 4th Year of her Age.
Also Joseph their Son who died May 8th 1824 in the 2nd Year of his Age.
Also Mary their Daughter, who died March 14th 1850, in the 20th Year of her Age.
Also Nanny, Wife of the said John Hulley, who died April 26th 1852 in the 60th Year of her Age.
Also the said John Hulley, who died Nov.30th 1856 in the 66th Year of HIS Age.
Location: Second row on west side of church, opposite south door.

Nanny Shaw

1812 15 Nov married

1814 17 Mar - baptism of daughter Hannah at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Hannah d. of John
and Nanny Hulley, Slack Weaver.

1816 1 Jul - baptism of son James at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: James s. of John and
Nanny Hully Slack Weaver.

1817 23 Apr -daughter Hannah died at Slack, Saddleworth.

1817 26 Apr - daughter Hannah buried at St Thomas's Old church.

1819 12 Mar - baptism of son John at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of John and Nanny
Hully Hey Weaver.

1822 2 Jan - baptism of son Joseph at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of John and
Nanny Hully Hey, Weaver.

1824 11 Apr - baptism of daughter Hannah at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Hannah d. of John
and Nanny Hully Hey, Weaver.

1824 5 May - son Joseph died at Hey, Saddleworth.

1824 8 May - son Joseph buried at St Thomas's Old church.

1833 - daughter Mary born.

1834 10 Feb - baptism of daughter Mary at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Mary (aged 1) d. of
John & Nanny Hully Heights Weaver.

1834 10 Feb - baptism of daughter Betty at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Betty d. of John &
Nanny Hully Heights Weaver.

1836 25 Aug - daughter Lucy born at Oxhey.

1838 16 Dec - daughter Lucy baptised at Delph Independent chapel daughter of James and Nanny
Hully Weaver Oxhey.

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 12 10 22 Denshaw
John Hulley 45 Woollen weaver Y
Nanny Hulley 50 Y
John Hulley 20 Woollen weaver Y
Hannah Hulley 15 Woollen weaver Y
Joseph Hulley 13 Woolen piecer Y
Mary Hully 11 Y
Betty Hulley 7 Y
Lucy Hulley 4 Y

1850 14 Mar -daughter Mary died at Delph

1850 17 Mar- daughter Mary buried at St Thomas's Old church

1851 census
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 212r Delph Lord's Moss
John Hully Head M 60 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Nanny Hully Wife M 57 Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son U 32 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hully Son U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Betty Hully Dau U 17 Mule piecer cotton Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hully Dau 14 Shawl twister Woollen Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Ann Hully Dau 7 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

1852 26 Apr - died at Hill End, Slack, Saddleworth

1852 30 Apr - buried at St Thomas's Old church - Nanny Hulley Hill End 59.
Shown on monumental inscription:
In Memory of Hannah, Daughter of John and Nanny Hulley of Slack, who died April 23rd in the
4th Year of her Age.
Also Joseph their Son who died May 8th 1824 in the 2nd Year of his Age.
Also Mary their Daughter, who died March 14th 1850, in the 20th Year of her Age.
Also Nanny, Wife of the said John Hulley, who died April 26th 1852 in the 60th Year of her Age.
Also the said John Hulley, who died Nov.30th 1856 in the 66th Year of HIS Age.

Location: Second row on west side of church, opposite south door.

15. Hannah Hulley

1814 17 Mar - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Hannah d. of John and Nanny Hulley,
Slack Weaver

1817 23 Apr - died at Slack, Saddleworth.

1817 26 Apr - buried at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere - Hannah Hully Slack 3. Shown on
monumental inscription:
In Memory of Hannah, Daughter of John and Nanny Hulley of Slack, who died April 23rd
1817 in the 4th Year of her Age.
Also Joseph their Son who died May 8th 1824 in the 2nd Year of his Age.
Also Mary their Daughter, who died March 14th 1850, in the 20th Year of her Age.
Also Nanny, Wife of the said John Hulley, who died April 26th 1852 in the 60th Year of her Age.
Also the said John Hulley, who died Nov.30th 1856 in the 66th Year of HIS Age.

Location: Second row on west side of church, opposite south door.

17. John Hully

1819 12 Mar - baptised at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of John and Nanny Hully, Hey, Weaver.

1841 census
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 12 10 22 Denshaw
John Hulley 45 Woollen weaver Y
Nanny Hulley 50 Y
John Hulley 20 Woollen weaver Y
Hannah Hulley 15 Woollen weaver Y
Joseph Hulley 13 Woolen piecer Y
Mary Hully 11 Y
Betty Hulley 7 Y
Lucy Hulley 4 Y

1851 census
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 212r Delph Lord's Moss
John Hully Head M 60 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Nanny Hully Wife M 57 Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son U 32 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hully Son U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Betty Hully Dau U 17 Mule piecer cotton Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hully Dau 14 Shawl twister Woollen Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Ann Hully Dau 7 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

1852 20 Oct - Manchester Times Rochdale - assaulting a gamekeeper. On Friday, at the petty sessions, John Hulley
was charged with having on the previous Friday, committed a serious assault upon Joseph Milnes,
underlooker, in the employ of James Dearden, Esq Lord of the Manor of Rochdale. It appeared that the
gamekeeper was attending to his duties on the Saddleworth side of the moors when he discovered a
person with a gun in his hand. He commenced a pursuit, and afterwards another person, whom he
believed to be the person charged came up and commenced an assault by striking Milne's with the barrel
of a gun, by which two bones on the back of his hand were broken. The other man, who is not yet
apprehended, fired at the complainant.
A witness was examined proving that Hulley was near the place about the time of the occurrence, and he
was seen to throw his coat upon the ground, which was to some extent, confirmatory of the statement of
the complainant, who had stated that the man who struck him was without coat. It appeared that the two
men seen on the moors by the gamekeeper, had blacked their faces for purpose of preventing
themselves from being identified. The defendant did not deny the statements made against him. The
magistrates inflicted a penalty of two pounds and costs, amounting in the aggregate to the sum of four
pounds 19 shillings and 8d.

1852 24 Dec - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - SADDLEWORTH - MORE GAME CASES. John
Hulley also charged William Schofield and Thomas Holroyd, with assaulting him on Monday, the 20th
inst. He went on that day to "Hind-hill," a piece of Moor-lane, on Friar-mere, for the purposes as he said
to "shoot snipe." The defendants are gamekeepers in the employ of Mr Dowes, of Marsden, whose
common land joins up to Friar mere common land. On the morning in question, defendants were up
the boundary line, and hearing the report of a gun, after a little while came upon the complainant, who
was sat upon the ground. The defendants suspected that the complainant had been infringing on the
game laws, and proceeded to search his pockets, hence the charge of assault. The case was
dismissed. We understand that defendants has since issued a summons against complainant for an
infringement of the Game Laws.

1853 08 Jan - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - SADDLEWORTH GAME CASE -- At the petty
sessions at Uppermill, on Wednesday last, before the Rev. R. Whitelock and J. H. Whitehead, Esq, John
Hulley, the younger, was summoned to appear on the information of Mr John Dowse, of Marsden, corn
miller, on two informations, viz., one challenging the said John Hulley with having game in his
possession on the 20th of December last, to which, a bird called grouse; and the other trespassing in
pursuit of game on the Friar Mere Moors, at a place called Back of Hind Hill, on the said 20th December.
Mr Dowse was only the nominal informant, but appeared in court, represented by Mr Clough, of
Huddersfield, as to the legal points in the case, and by two of his game watchers named William
Schofield and Joshua Holroyd. Mr Clough opened case at great length, and called Schofield, who
proved finding a grouses in Hulley's pocket, warm, and bleeding, on the morning of the 20th ultimo. The
magistrates fined him 10s., and costs, which was paid. The trespass in pursuit of game case was
adjourned 14 days, to allow Hulley to produce before the magistrates any person or persons who had
given him leave and licence to shoot game on the Friar Mere Moors. Hulley produced a written
document from H. Gartside, Esq., authorising him to shoot over the unenclosed common lands on Friar
Mere, he having an eighth share of the said lands; also another document signed by a Henry Whitehead,
giving him the authority to shoot on the Friar Mere Moors, but Mr Clough said that he would much rather
that persons were produced than take the written documents. The case was consequently adjourned 14
days.

1853 05 Feb - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - SADDLEWORTH - TREPASS IN PURSUIT OF
GAME - John Hulley, the younger, was charged by Mr.Dowse, of Marsden, with trespass in pursuit of
game on the Friar-mere Moors, on the 20th of December last. Mr Clough, of the firm of Clough and
Bantoft, of Huddersfield, conducted the case for the complainant; and the charge was laid under 1 and 2
William IV., 13., sec. 30. In this case, though the complainant had no right upon the land in question, he
took advantage of the privilege which the law affords, and turned common informer. The case came on
for hearing a month ago, and the defendant then alleged that several parties, joint owners of the moor-
land in question, had given him "leave and licence." to shoot over them, hence the case was adjourned
to enable him to bring forward evidence in proof thereof. The facts of the case are already in
possession of our readers, being simply these, that on the 20th of December Hulley was seen by two of
the complainant's gamekeepers at the back of Hind-hill, with a gun in his hand, and a dead moor game
in his possession. The defendant failed to prove to the satisfaction of the bench that he was there by the
"leave and licence" of parties who were joint owners of the land, and was muleted in the penalty of 5s.,
and 9s. in expenses.

1853 27 Aug - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - SADDLEWORTH - GAME CASE - on
Wednesday last, the Petty Sessions, before James Lees, Esq, Rev. R. Whitelock, clerk, James.
Heywood Whitehead, and Thomas Robinson, Esqrs., a case which excited considerable interest in this
parish came on for hearing, wherein Mr John Dowse, of Marsden, was the nominal complainant, and
John Hulley, the younger, of Delph, was the defendant. Mr Clough, of Huddersfield, solicitor, opened
the case, and called William Bullhouse, gamekeeper to Mr Dowse, who stated that on the 12th instant
he saw the defendant at a place called Northern Rochers, on Castle Shaw Moor. Defendant had a gun
and said that he had shot a bird which he could not find. He demanded defendant's certificate, which he
produced, and defendant then demanded his certificate. Mr Ascroft, of Oldham, solicitor, admitted that
the defendant was on Castle Shaw Moor on the day named, by the leave of a number of joint owners of
the said moor. He called Mr Henry Whitehead, of Friarmere, the owner of one fourteenth part of Castle
Shaw Moor, Mr John Kershaw, of Paradise, a joint owner of the unenclosed common land, and Mr James
Shaw, another owner, said they had given the defendant authority to shoot over the said common land
called Castle Shaw Moor. The bench were unanimously of opinion that the case must be dismissed.

1854 07 Oct - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - GAME LISTS. COUNTY of YORK. FIRST PUBLICATION, by
JAMES SANDERSON, Surveyor of Taxes, Hull.PERSONS who have obtained GAME CERTIFICATES for
the 1854. List (1) General CERTIFICATES at £4. 0s 10d. each (incl.) Hulley J., Jun., Saddleworth.

1854 14 Oct - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - SADDLEWORTH - TRESPASS IN PURSUIT OF
GAME. John Dowse, Esq., charged John Hulley, jun., with trespassing in pursuit of game on
Ravenslades allotment of common land, upon Friarmere, on the 15th of ult. Mr Lawton, of Delph,
appeared for the defendant, and Mr Clough, of Huddersfield, for the complainant. Mr Lawton applied for
the case to be adjourned a fortnight, in consequence of his client only receiving the summons, late on
Monday evening, which had not given him time to prepare his defence, and which was one of leave and
licence to shoot over the common land in question. Mr Clough opposed the application, but after some
consideration, the bench adjourned the hearing of the case for a fortnight, on defendant agreeing that the
cost of the witnesses for that day should be costs in the case. This very difficult question of Castleshaw
Moors is a den to be raised and argued. It appears that the said moor have, for a number of years back,
being considered public property. As regards the game there on; and the common in question never
having been divided or awarded, the owners of pasturage claim the right of game, and they are the
persons who are said to have given defendant Hulley leave and license to shoot over the said moor

1854 28 Oct - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - SADDLEWORTH - TRESPASS IN PURSUIT OF
GAME. On Wednesday last at the petty sessions, before John Buckley, James Heywood Whitehead, and
Thomas Robinson, Esqs., John Hulley, the younger, of Delph, was charged on the information of William
Schofield, of Marsden, game watcher to Mr Dowse, with having on the 15th day of September last,
trespassed in pursuit of game on a plot of common land called Ravenslades Allotment. Mr Clough, of
Huddersfield, appeared for the complainant, and Mr John Lord, of Ashton-under-Lyne, for the defendant.
It appeared from the evidence that Ravenslades Allotment was the property of Mr Lloyd, of Liverpool, and
that Mr Dowse rented it from his steward, Mr Blackburn. That such allotment was separated from
Castleshaw-moor by a cut ditch on one side and clods set up on the other as boundary marks; and that
defendant, Hulley, had often been warned off the said allotment before. For the defence, a number of
witnesses were called, who proved that they had given defendant leave and licence to shoot over
Castleshaw-moor; but, on cross-examination by Mr Clough, they all stated that they did not know
where Ravenslades Allotment was. The magistrates fined Hully 40s., and costs, and in default of
immediate payment he was committed to the House of Correction at Wakefield to hard labour for one
calendar month. Hulley was also charged with trespassing in pursuit of game on common land is at
Diggle Edge, the property of Messrs., Broadbent, Bradbury, and Broadbent, on the 9th day of October
instant, and fined in a second penalty of 40s., and costs, and in default of immediate payment of
the same, he was committed for one calendar month to Wakefield House of Correction on the second
conviction -- such term of imprisonment to commence at the expiration of the first.

1855 20 Oct - Halifax Courier - MAGISTRATES’ OFFICE. WARD’S END - SATURDAY - IMPORTANT GAME CASE.
JOSEPH BUCKLEY, WILLIAM KNOTT, DENNIS BARRETT, JOHN HULLEY, junr., JAMES LACKENBY,
and JAMES HULLEY were charged with being, with other persons, to the number five and more, in
pursuit of game upon Rishworth Moor, the property of the Earl of Scarborough, in the occupation of Sir
John Lister Kaye, on the 24th of September.(no evidence to identify the Hulleys in this case except that
“John Hulley had a right of shooting on Castle Shaw Moor; John Hulley lived at Saddleworth, two or three
miles from the residence of witness i.e. Thomas Brierley; the two Hulleys had been convicted for
poaching. The John Hulley junr. is probably John Hulley 1819-1889 and the James Hulley is his elder
brother James 1816-1885.

1856 19 Apr - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - GAME LISTS. COUNTY of YORK. FIRST
PUBLICATION, by G. STEAD, Knaresbro’; Crown Surveyor, for the year 1855. LIST OF PERSONS who
have taken out GAME CERTIFICATES at £4. 0s 10d. each Including the Additional Duty of 10 per Cent
(incl.) under the Act of 3 Vict., cap.17 (incl) Hulley John; Saddleworth.

1857 03 Oct - Sheffield and Rotherham Independent - GAME LISTS. COUNTY of YORK. FIRST PUBLICATION, by
BENJAMIN WARD, Crown Surveyor. PERSONS who have obtained GAME CERTIFICATES for the year
1857. List (1) General CERTIFICATES at £4. 0s 10d. each (incl.) Hulley J. Delph, Saddleworth.

1959 12 Nov - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - Magistrates in Petty Sessions. Magistrates’
Court, Saturday, November 5, On the bench: G. Armitage, John Haigh, ,Wm. Willans, and L.R, Starkey,
Esqs. TRESPASS - John Hulley was charged with committing a trespass on land in the occupation of
Mr John Dowse, Marsden, on the 28th ult. Mr Mills appeared on behalf of complainant. William
Schofield, gamekeeper, said that on the day named defendant was on the road going to Buckstones,
and persisted in stopping and making great noises to raise the birds. He was cautioned by Schofield,
who, in about an hour afterwards again saw the defendant on the moor at Buckstones, making noises.
Witness asked him what he was doing? Defendant replied, "nothing." Defendant was fined £1, and 16s.
expenses; in default of payment to be committed to Wakefield House of Correction for two months.

1861 census
RG 9/3239 f88rev Saddleworth Delph
Samuel Wood Head Mar 44 Woollen Weaver Yorks Saddleworth
Hannah Wood Wife Mar 44 Woollen Cloth Burler Yorks Saddleworth
John Hulley Boarder Un 41 Woollen Weaver Yorks Saddleworth

1865 28 Oct - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - Magistrates in Petty Sessions TRESPASS IN
SEARCH OF GAME - John Hulley, an old offender, was charged under the Game Act with trespassing in
the daytime on land at Marsden, in the occupation of Mr John Edward Dowse, for the purpose of taking
game. Mr Clough stated the case. Benjamin Schofield, a keeper for Mr Dowse, was on the moors near
Buckstones on the forenoon of the 13th inst. And saw the defendant go up a "gruft” on the "hassocks”
"calling" the birds. After going a short distance a cock-bird was started; and defendant fired both barrels
of his gun, killed the bird, which fell on the moor. Defendant went and "gathered" It; and the keeper went
up to him.
Defendant said "Thou will not bring me up for this Ben, nor send me no papper (summons)." The
keeper assured him that he would be summoned, whereupon the defendant said. "If you do it will be
worse for you." The defendant did not deny being on the moors, but asserted that he neither fired at nor
killed any birds. The defendant had been convicted both at Huddersfield and Saddleworth, upwards of
20 times for offences against the Game Act. The Bench inflicted the full benefit penalty of 40s. and costs
14s. 6d., or in default two months in prison. Mr Clough said he believed the defendant had a certificate,
but having been convicted it became null and void, and that if he went on the moor again under that
certificate he would be liable to other penalties.

1866 13 Jan - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - SADDLEWORTH - Petty Sessions Wednesday
January 10th. On the Bench: Jas. Lees, J.H. Whitehead, and F.F. Whitehead Esqs. - KILLING GROUSE
OUT OF SEASON - John Hulley, of Delph, was charged on the information of Benjamin Schofield,
Assistant-gamekeeper of John Edward Dowse, Esq., with having on the 21st ult. unlawfully killed grouse
out of season. The complainant stated, that at about nine o'clock in the forenoon of the day named he
saw the defendant ranging Cudworth pasture with a gun. A covey of grouse or red game got up, and
defendant fired his gun at them and killed one bird, which he gathered and put into his pocket. Witness
followed defendant who ran away to a place called Broadhead; he entered a house there, and fastened
the door.
Witness knew defendant well and spoke to him, but did not get nearer to him than seven yards. Mr
Clough, of Huddersfield, appeared for complainant, and stated that defendant had been convicted of
trespassing in pursuit of game about three months ago, and had forfeited his licence; as under the present
Game Certificate Act any licence to kill the game became null and void after the person holding it was
convicted, he therefore had no licence at the time he was in pursuit of game on the day named. The
defendant was fined £1 and costs.

1869 02 Oct - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - MARSDEN - CHARGE OF TRESPASSING ON
MARSDEN MOOR - QUESTION OF RIGHT. At the Court House, Huddersfield, on Tuesday, before G.
Armitage, Wm. Wrigley, and Joseph Norton, Esqs, a charge of trespassing in pursuit of game was
preferred against John Hulley. Mr S. LEaroyd appeared on behalf of the complainants; and Mr John
Sykes defended. Mr Learoyd, in opening the case, said the case stood adjourned from the previous
Tuesday, in order that Mr Sykes's witnesses might attend. Defendant was charged with trespassing in
pursuit of game on the moors in Marston-in-Huddersfield, the shooting over which had been taken by Mr
Buckley and others. On that morning, not at a very sporting like hour, shortly after four o'clock, the keeper
was out, and saw Hulley shoot. He followed, and saw the defendant pick up a bird, and walk away with it.
Joseph Shaw, keeper, in the employ of Messrs Buckley, was called, but Mr Sykes said he did not dispute
the shooting. The witness stated that the Marsden moors adjoined the Saddleworth moors, and that the
boundary stone was below where the defendant shot better than 100 yards. Mr Armitage: You swear that
he shot and picked up the bird on your employer's ground? Witness: Yes. In cross-examination, witness
said, when he went up to him, the defendant said. "Bill o’ Captain’s has shot there;" “Yes” (said
witness) “And thou has shot there, and thou’lt have to pay for it”. Witness had been a keeper, seven
months, but had shot on the moors 30 years.
Mr Sykes, in defence, raised a question on right. The magistrates, he urged, could not try the boundary of
a manor, it being a maxim of law that, where a question of title arose, the jurisdiction of the magistrates
was ousted. He should call evidence to show that the ground on which the defendant discharged the shot
was in Saddleworth, and not in Marsden. Mr Thomas Riley, tailor, of Mossley, formerly for many years
gamekeeper in service of Mr G. Armitage and brothers, was called to give evidence with regard to the
position of the boundary line, but objection was taken; and it gave rise to a lengthy discussion as whether
the question of right was involved in the case or not. Mr. Armitage remarked that, if when a person
trespassed, a question of right could be set up in defence, no gentleman would be safe. The witness (Mr.
Riley) said he had known the moors forty-five years. The boundary stone had been removed three times;
but, the place pointed out by the keeper as that in which he saw the defendant was 200 yards in
Saddleworth. Mr. Armitage - Well, then, there is a dispute with regard to the boundary. Riley: I never
knew my masters exercise any right where this bird was shot.
Mr. Armitage: It is, I see now, decidedly a dispute with regard to the boundary. Riley: It is 200 yards in
Saddleworth according to the water boundary. After the advocates had argued the point or whether there
was or not a question of title in the case, Mr. Armitage said he had known Riley 30 years, and he was a
very respectable man.
There was a disputed right, and the case would be discharged of want of jurisdiction.

1871 census
RG 10/4334 f91Saddleworth Delph
Hannah Wood Head W 59 Heald Knitter (+ 4 Brders 1 lodger) Yorks Saddleworth John Hully Brder U 52 Power Loom Woollen Weaver Yorks Saddleworth

1871 26 Aug - Huddersfield Chronicle - ROBBERY BY A LODGER - John Hully, a tramping tailor, who had been
employed in the neighbourhood for three or four months, and lodged with Mrs. Mills, of Uppermill, left
his lodgings on Tuesday, the 15th inst., and returned on the Thursday following, when he went upstairs,
in the absence of Mrs. Mills, and fastened himself in one of the bedrooms. Mrs. Mills, ascertaining that
he was upstairs, got assistance and turned him out of the house. Soon afterwards it was discovered that
he had broken open a box, belonging to Robert Buckley, another lodger, and stolen therefrom one gold-
plated Albert guard, three gold-plated shirt studs, one silk necktie, one pocket knife, one tooth picker,
and 6s. 8d in money. He was apprehended at Greenfield station, about half-past four o’clock, soon after
the robbery was discovered, By Serjt Peters, who found the stolen property upon him. He was brought
before the Magistrates on Wednesday, and committed for one month.

1874 13 Feb - Huddersfield Daily Chronicle - SADDLEWORTH PETTY SESSIONS - WEDNESDAY APRIL 8TH Before
Rev. R. Whitelock, George Shaw, and R.T. Bradbury, Esqs. John Hulley was charged with being drunk
and disorderly and making a disturbance in the street at County-end, Lees, at 12.45 a.m. on the 25th of
last month. Ordered to pay 10s. and costs.

1881 census
RG 11/ 4363 f123 p6 Wood Mill Saddleworth York
Hannah Wood Head W 69 Shawl Twister Saddleworth York
John Hulley Boarder U 61 Woollen Shawl Weaver Saddleworth York

1889 17 Oct - buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John Hulley Bleak Hey Nook 70 yrs

18. Joseph Hully

1822 1 Jan - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of John and Nanny Hully Hey,
Weaver

1824 8 May - died at Hey, Saddleworth

1824 11 May - buried at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere - Joseph Hulley s. of John Hulley Hey 2.
Shown on monumental inscription:
In Memory of Hannah, Daughter of John and Nanny Hulley of Slack, who died April 23rd in
the 4th Year of her Age.
Also Joseph their Son who died May 8th 1824 in the 2nd Year of his Age.
Also Mary their Daughter, who died March 14th 1850, in the 20th Year of her Age.
Also Nanny, Wife of the said John Hulley, who died April 26th 1852 in the 60th Year of her Age.
Also the said John Hulley, who died Nov.30th 1856 in the 66th Year of HIS Age.

Location: Second row on west side of church, opposite south door.

21. Mary Hulley

1833 - born at Heights

1834 10 Feb - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Mary (aged 1) d. of John & Nanny Hully
Heights Weaver.

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 12 10 22 Denshaw
John Hulley 45 Woollen weaver Y
Nanny Hulley 50 Y
John Hulley 20 Woollen weaver Y
Hannah Hulley 15 Woollen weaver Y
Joseph Hulley 13 Woolen piecer Y
Mary Hully 11 Y
Betty Hulley 7 Y
Lucy Hulley 4 Y

1850 14 Mar - died at Delph.

1850 17 Mar- buried at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere - Hannah Hully Slack 3. Shown on
monumental inscription:
In Memory of Hannah, Daughter of John and Nanny Hulley of Slack, who died April 23rd
1817 in the 4th Year of her Age.
Also Joseph their Son who died May 8th 1824 in the 2nd Year of his Age.
Also Mary their Daughter, who died March 14th 1850, in the 20th Year of her Age.
Also Nanny, Wife of the said John Hulley, who died April 26th 1852 in the 60th Year of her Age.
Also the said John Hulley, who died Nov.30th 1856 in the 66th Year of HIS Age.

Location: Second row on west side of church, opposite south door.

22. Betty Hully

1834 10 Feb - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Betty d. of John and Nanny Hully
Heights, Weaver.

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 12 10 22 Denshaw
John Hulley 45 Woollen weaver Y
Nanny Hulley 50 Y
John Hulley 20 Woollen weaver Y
Hannah Hulley 15 Woollen weaver Y
Joseph Hulley 13 Woolen piecer Y
Mary Hully 11 Y
Betty Hulley 7 Y
Lucy Hulley 4 Y

1851 census
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 212r Delph Lord's Moss
John Hully Head M 60 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Nanny Hully Wife M 57 Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son U 32 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hully Son U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Betty Hully Dau U 17 Mule piecer cotton Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hully Dau 14 Shawl twister Woollen Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Ann Hully Dau 7 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

1853 20 Jun - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: John Schofield 20 Bachelor Carder Moorcroft Wood - father
John Schofield Carder: Betty Hulley 20 Spinster Delph - father John Hulley Weaver. Wits. John
Broadbent, William Fogg.

John Schofield

1833 - born at Saddleworth - see marriage certificate below.

1853 20 Jun - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: John Schofield 20 Bachelor Carder Moorcroft Wood - father
John Schofield Carder: Betty Hulley 20 Spinster Delph - father John Hulley Weaver. Wits. John
Broadbent, William Fogg.

24. Sarah Ann Hulley

1851 census
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 212r Delph Lord's Moss
John Hully Head M 60 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Nanny Hully Wife M 57 Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son U 32 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hully Son U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Betty Hully Dau U 17 Mule piecer cotton Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hully Dau 14 Shawl twister Woollen Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Ann Hully Dau 7 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

* Note: this person may be the daughter of James Hulley b 1816 and Mary Kay b 1816 -
see her marriage certificate to James Thomas Whitehead.

6. Mary Hully

1795 4 Mar - baptism at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere: Mary d. of James and Hannah Hulley Moorcroft.

1813 4 Nov - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: James Roberts and Mary Hulley both of this parish.

1825 5 Jan - baptism of daughter Ann at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Ann d. of Mary Hully single woman & James
Howarth, Newtame, Weaver.

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth High Moor
Mary Huiley 40 Female Servant Y
Mary Huiley 3 Y

1851 census
HO 107/2239 STALYBRIDGE Staley folios 446, 446r Moor Gate
James Roberts Head M 59 Retired Woollen Slubber Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Roberts Wife M 56 Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Roberts Dau U 13 Cotton Reeler Yorks Saddleworth
William Hulley Nephew 8 Woolen Piecer Yorks Saddleworth

James Roberts

1792 - born at Saddleworth - see 1851 census below.

1813 4 Nov - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: James Roberts and Mary Hulley both of this
parish.

1851 census
HO 107/2239 STALYBRIDGE Staley folios 446, 446r Moor Gate
James Roberts Head M 59 Retired Woollen Slubber Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Roberts Wife M 56 Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Roberts Dau U 13 Cotton Reeler Yorks Saddleworth
William Hulley Nephew 8 Woolen Piecer Yorks Saddleworth

25. Ann Hully

1825 5 Jan - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Ann d. of Mary Hully single woman & James Howarth, Newtame, Weaver

1841 census
HO 107/533 book 15 Ashton under Lyne Knott Lanes (Lees) folio 42 Lees
John Whitehead 40 Cotton Willower N
Mary Whitehead 35 N
Ann Hulley 15 Cotton Carder N
Robert Whitehead 12 N
John Whitehead 10 N
Esther Whitehead 8 N
Mary Whitehead 6 Y
Betty Whitehead 1 Y

26. Mary Huiley

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth High Moor
Mary Huiley 40 Female Servant Y
Mary Huiley 3 Y

27. Ann Roberts

1851 census
HO 107/2239 STALYBRIDGE Staley folios 446, 446r Moor Gate
James Roberts Head M 59 Retired Woollen Slubber Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Roberts Wife M 56 Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Roberts Dau U 13 Cotton Reeler Yorks Saddleworth
William Hulley Nephew 8 Woolen Piecer Yorks Saddleworth

7. Joseph Hully

1797 25 Dec - baptised at St Thomas's church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of James and Hannah Hulley
Crowstone Gate.

1820 2 Jan - baptism of son James at St Thomas's Old church Frairmere: James s. of Joseph Hully
Paradise. (no mother named).

1822 Mar 27 - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: Joseph Hulley, Ann Hulley both of this
parish. (She was born Ann Hulley, daughter of John Hulley - see marriage cert for her
second marriage below)

1823 11 Feb - baptism of son John at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of Joseph and Ann
Hully Paradise.

1825 1 May - baptism of daughter Betty at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Betty Dau of Joseph
and Ann Hulley Paradise, Clothier

1827 29 Apr - baptism of daughter Hannah at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Hannah Dau of Joseph
and Ann Hulley Paradise, Clothier

1829 18 Oct - baptism of son Joseph at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Joseph son of Joseph and
Ann Hulley Slack-field Clothier

1830 24 Jan - son John buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John Hully Slackfield 7 yrs

1841 23 Apr - died and buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph Hulley Heights
aged 44.

Ann Hulley

Note: this person is shown on Yorks03 family tree baptised on 20 Dec 1801 at St Thomas' church
Friarmere.

1822 27 Mar - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: Joseph Hulley, Ann Hulley both of this parish. (She was born
Ann Hulley, daughter of John Hulley - see marriage cert for her second marriage below). This marriage
may have been to her cousin Joseph.

1823 11 Feb - baptism of son John at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of Joseph and Ann Hully

1825 1 May - baptism of daughter Betty at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Betty Dau of Joseph and Ann Hulley
Paradise, Clothier

1827 29 Apr - baptism of daughter Hannah at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Hannah Dau of Joseph and Ann Hulley
Paradise, Clothier

1829 18 Oct - baptism of son Joseph at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Joseph son of Joseph and Ann Hulley Slack-
field Clothier

1830 24 Jan - son John buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John Hully Slackfield 7 yrs

1841 23 Apr - husband died and buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph Hulley Heights aged 44.

1841 census -
107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 5 8 34 Heightfield
Ann Hully 40 Woollen Weaver Y
James Hully 20 Y
Betty Hully 15 Woollen Weaver Y
Hannah Hully 10 Woollen Weaver Y
Joseph Hully 10 Y

1841 08 Aug - married James Broadbent at St. Chad's church Rochdale: 1841. Marriage solemnised by Banns in the
Parish of Rochdale in the County of Lancaster Aug 30th James Broadbent full age Bachelor Weaver
Saddleworth (father's name blank); Ann Hulley full age Widow Saddleworth father John Hulley Weaver.
Married in the Parish Church etc. Both parties marked X (Source - marriage certificate)

1851 census
HO 107/2290 Delph 92 168 Black Leech
James Broadbent Head M 44 Woollen Weaver Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Broadbent Wife M 50 House duties Yorks Saddleworth
Betty Hully S-dau U 24 Cotton Weaver Yorks Saddleworth
Hannah Hully Niece U 12 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
John Wm Hully G-son 4 Lancs Oldham
James Hully Lodger 31 Labourer Yorks Saddleworth

1853 12 Oct - son Joseph Hulley died at Blackleach, Saddleworth: Joseph Hulley male 24 years Cordwainer: cause of
death - Consumption Not Certified; informant - James Harrison present at the death. High Moor,
Saddleworth.

1861 census
RG 9/3238 SADDLEWORTH Mossley Shelderslow
James Broadbent Head Mar 51 Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Broadbent Wife Mar 59 Yorks Saddleworth
James Hulley Son Mar 41 Cotton factory worker Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hulley Grandson Unmar 17 Cotton factory worker Yorks Saddleworth
John William Hulley Grandson Unmar 14 Cotton factory worker Yorks Saddleworth

29. John Hully

1823 10 Feb - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of Joseph and Ann Hully Paradise,
Weaver.

1830 24 Jan - buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John Hully Slackfield 7 yrs

30. Betty Hulley

1825 1 May - baptised at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Betty Dau of Joseph and Ann Hulley Paradise,
Clothier

1841 census
107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 5 8 34 Heightfield
Ann Hully 40 Woollen Weaver Y
James Hully 20 Y
Betty Hully 15 Woollen Weaver Y
Hannah Hully 10 Woollen Weaver Y
Joseph Hully 10 Y
1851 census
HO 107/2290 Delph 92 168 Black Leech
James Broadbent Head M 44 Woollen Weaver Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Broadbent Wife M 50 House duties Yorks Saddleworth
Betty Hully Stepdaughter U 24 Cotton Weaver Yorks Saddleworth
Hannah Hully Niece U 12 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
John Wm Hully Grandson 4 Lancs Oldham
James Hully Lodger 31 Labourer Yorks Saddleworth

1856 28 Nov - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: Edward Halliwell 45 Widower Manager in a Cotton Factory
Springhead - father Samuel Halliwell Worsted Weaver; Betty Hulley 32 Spinster Austerlands - father Joseph
Hulley Worsted Weaver.

Edward Halliwell

1811 - born at Springhead - see marriage certificate below.

1856 28 Nov - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: Edward Halliwell 45 Widower Manager in a
Cotton Factory Springhead - father Samuel Halliwell Worsted Weaver; Betty Hulley 32
Spinster Austerlands - father Joseph Hulley Worsted Weaver.

31. Hannah Hulley

1827 29 Apr - baptism at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Hannah Dau of Joseph and Ann Hulley
Paradise, Clothier.

1841 census -
107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 5 8 34 Heightfield
Ann Hully 40 Woollen Weaver Y
James Hully 20 Y
Betty Hully 15 Woollen Weaver Y
Hannah Hully 10 Woollen Weaver Y
Joseph Hully 10 Y

1845 30 Nov - married at St Chad's church Rochdale: James Harrison Full Bachelor Spinner Saddleworth - father James Harrison Weaver; Hannah Hullay Full Spinster Saddleworth - father Joseph Hullay Weaver. Wits:
William x Harrison , Amelia x Harrison. Married by banns by John Sheffield Curate.

1851 census
HO 107/2290 f95 Delph Austerlands
James Harrison Head M 26 Cotton Spinner Yorks Saddleworth
Hannah Harrison Wife M 24 Cotton Winder Yorks Saddleworth

James Harrison

1825 - born at Saddleworth - see 1851 census entry below.

1845 30 Nov - married at St Chad's church Rochdale: James Harrison* Full Bachelor Spinner Saddleworth - father James Harrison Weaver; Hannah Hullay* Full Spinster Saddleworth - father Joseph Hullay Weaver. Wits:
William X Harrison , Amelia X Harrison. Married by banns by John Sheffield Curate.

1851 census
HO 107/2290 f95 Delph Austerlands
James Harrison Head M 26 Cotton Spinner Yorks Saddleworth
Hannah Harrison Wife M 24 Cotton Winder Yorks Saddleworth

9. Squire Hully

1805 24 Feb - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Squire s. of James and Hannah Hully Crowstonegate

1828 03 Jan - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: Esquire Hully to Sarah Wrigley.

1828 3 Apr - baptism of son James at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: James s. of Squire and Sarah Hully Grange,
Weaver

1830 1 Aug - baptism of son Joseph at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of Squire and Sarah Hully
Paradise, Weaver

1832 4 Jul - baptism of son John at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of Squire and Sarah Hully Paradise
Weaver

1834 20 Jun - baptism of daughter Mary at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Mary d. of Squire and Sarah Hully
Paradise Weaver

1836 12 May - baptism of daughter Ann at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Ann d. of Squire and Sarah Hully
Paradise, Weaver

1837 20 Jan - baptism of son Jonathan at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Jonathan s. of Squire & Sarah Hully
Paradise, Weaver

1840 29 Mar - daughter Lucy born at Ryehole, Saddleworth.

1840 28 Jun - daughter Lucy baptised at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Lucy born 29 March Dau of Squire and Sarah
Hulley Ryehole, weaver.

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 9 9 53 Ryehole
Squire Hully 35 Woollen weaver Y
Sarah Hully 30 Y
James Hully 13 Woollen piecer Y
Joseph Hully 11 Y
John Hully 9 Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
Anna Hully 5 Y
Jonathan Hully 3 Y
Lusy Hully 1 Y

1842 23 Jun - son William born at Ryehole, Saddleworth - see baptism below.

1842 31 Jul - son William baptised at St Chad's church Saddleworth: William s. of Squire & Sarah Hulley Ryehole
Weaver (born 23 Jun).

1845 26 Oct - baptism of son Thomas at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Thomas s. of Squire and Sarah Hully Rye-
Hole, Clothier

1845 Dec - son Thomas died at Saddleworth.

1845 25 Dec - son Thomas buried at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Thomas Hulley, son of Squire Hulley, Workhouse.
10 weeks.

1846 Nov - daughter Sarah born at Paradise, Saddleworth (see Death certificate, burial entry and note below)

1848 14 Apr - daughter Sarah - died at Ryehole, Delph: Sarah Hulley female 1 and 1/2 years; daughter of Squire and
Sarah Hulley Woollen Weaver; cause - Debility Not Certified; informant - John Hulley In Attendance Shore
Top. (this is presumed to be the uncle of Sarah Hulley)

1848 18 Apr - daughter Sarah buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Sally Hulley Ryehole 17 years. (this age is a
mis-transcription and should read one and a half years)

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 295r Heights
James Bottomley Head U 54 Licensed Victualler Yorks Saddleworth
John Bottomley Brother U 60 Servant Yorks Saddleworth
Squire Hully Visitor M 44 Hand loom Weaver Wool Yorks Saddleworth

1852 5 May - daughter Lucy died and buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Lucy Hulley daughter of Squire
and Sarah Hulley, Ryhole.

1854 03 Jun - dau Mary married at St Peter's church Leeds: William SPENCE 20 Bachelor Mechanic Holbeck father
Michael SPENCE Cloth Dresser; Mary HULLEY 20 Spinster Holbeck father Squire HULLEY Weaver. Wits Benjamin Nicholson, Grace Nicholson.

1858 18 Sep - dau Hannah's US marriage entry from IGI:
IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America - HANNAH HULLY Female Parents: Father: SQUIER HULLY Marriages: Spouse: WILLIAM DIXON Marriage: 18 SEP 1858 Paterson, Passaic, New
Jersey Husband Age at Marriage: 25 Wife Age at Marriage: 22 Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: M512402 1848 - 1867 0584579 V. A-C Film NONE Sheet: 00.

1860 USA census - Roll : M653-690 Page 155 Image 140 Bloomfield, Essex, NJ LEER James 72 Woollen Spinner ENG LILLEY Hannah 47 ENG HULLY Squire 55 Weaver ENG
Living next door :
HULLY Joseph 31 Weaver ENG HULLY Rachel 26 ENG HULLY John 2 NJ

1861 4 Dec - wife buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Sarah Hulley Upper Mill 54 years.

1864 10 Aug - emigrated to US - Hulley Squire 58 M Laborer Ireland USA (Ship) M. Nottenbohn (from) Liverpool (to)
Manhattan

1870 USA census -
Roll: M593-925 Page 236 Image 474 Fishkill District 3, Dutchess, New York
Ralston, James 61 Bleacher, Print Works England
Ralston, Mary 55 Keeps House England
Ralston, Mary 22 At home New Jersey, USA
Ralston, George 22 Bleacher, Print Works New Jersey, USA
Ralston, Squire 18 Bleacher, Print Works New York, USA
Ralston, Robert 10 Bleacher, Print Works New York, USA
Buchanan, James 26 Bleacher, Print Works New Jersey, USA
Hully, Squire 64 ..............?, Print Works England
Rice, Elizabeth 22 ..............?, Print Works Massachusits, USA

1880 USA census -
0793, p.183 6 Mendham, Morris, NJ
HULLEY Joseph Self M 50 M Farmer ENG
HULLEY Elizabeth Wife M 44 F Keeping House NJ
HULLEY Squire Father W 75 M ENG
GARRABRANT Wellinton Other S 10 M NJ

Note from Beryl Jones (999jones@tpg.com.au)

1882 15 Jul - died at Morris County , Mendham New Jersey, USA.
1882 Death of Squire Hulley , b 1805 <http://www.state.nj.us/state/darm/links/databases.html> Reference Name Age Sex Color Location 1882-83.75 - H7 Hulley, Squire 77y 6m M Morris County : Mendham Date
15 Jul 1882

Sarah Wrigley

1807 - born in Saddleworth

1828 03 Jan - married at St Chad's church Saddleworth: Esquire Hully to Sarah Wrigley.

1828 3 Apr - baptism of son James at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: James s. of Squire and
Sarah Hully Grange, Weaver

1830 1 Aug - baptism of son Joseph at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of Squire and
Sarah Hully Paradise, Weaver

1832 4 Jul - baptism of son John at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of Squire and Sarah
Hully Paradise Weaver

1834 20 Jun - baptism of daughter Mary at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Mary d. of Squire and
Sarah Hully Paradise Weaver

1836 12 May - baptism of daughter Ann at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Ann d. of Squire and
Sarah Hully Paradise, Weaver

1837 20 Jan - baptism of son Jonathan at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Jonathan s. of Squire
& Sarah Hully Paradise, Weaver

1840 29 Mar - daughter Lucy born at Ryehole, Saddleworth.

1840 28 Jun - daughter Lucy baptised at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Lucy born 29 March Dau of
Squire and Sarah Hulley Ryehole, weaver.

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 9 9 53 Ryehole
Squire Hully 35 Woollen weaver Y
Sarah Hully 30 Y
James Hully 13 Woollen piecer Y
Joseph Hully 11 Y
John Hully 9 Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
Anna Hully 5 Y
Jonathan Hully 3 Y
Lusy Hully 1 Y

1842 23 Jun - son William born at Ryehole, Saddleworth - see baptism below.

1842 31 Jul - son William baptised at St Chad's church Saddleworth: William s. of Squire & Sarah
Hulley Ryehole Weaver (born 23 Jun).

1845 26 Oct - baptism of son Thomas at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Thomas s. of Squire
and Sarah Hully Rye-Hole, Clothier

1845 Dec - son Thomas died at Saddleworth.

1845 25 Dec - son Thomas buried at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Thomas Hulley, son of Squire
Hulley, Workhouse. 10 weeks.

1846 Nov - daughter Sarah born at Paradise, Saddleworth (see Death certificate, burial entry and
note below)

1848 14 Apr - daughter Sarah - died at Ryehole, Delph: Sarah Hulley female 1 and 1/2 years;
daughter of Squire and Sarah Hulley Woollen Weaver; cause - Debility Not Certified;
informant - John Hulley In Attendance Shore Top. (this is presumed to be the uncle
of Sarah Hulley)

1848 18 Apr - daughter Sarah buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Sally Hulley Ryehole 17
years. (this age is a mis-transcription and should read one and a half years)

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 431 Runninghill Workhouse
Sarah Hulley Inmate of hse M 51 Yorks Saddleworth

1852 5 May - daughter Lucy died and buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Lucy Hulley
daughter of Squire and Sarah Hulley, Ryhole.

1854 03 Jun - dau Mary married at St Peter's church Leeds: William SPENCE 20 Bachelor Mechanic Holbeck father
Michael SPENCE Cloth Dresser; Mary HULLEY 20 Spinster Holbeck father Squire HULLEY Weaver. Wits Benjamin Nicholson, Grace Nicholson.

1861 4 Dec - died and buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Sarah Hulley Upper Mill 54 years.

34. Joseph Hully

1830 1 Aug - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of Squire and Sarah Hully
Paradise, Weaver

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 9 9 53 Ryehole
Squire Hully 35 Woollen weaver Y
Sarah Hully 30 Y
James Hully 13 Woollen piecer Y
Joseph Hully 11 Y
John Hully 9 Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
Anna Hully 5 Y
Jonathan Hully 3 Y
Lusy Hully 1 Y

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 246 Ryehole
James Hulley Head U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
John Hulley Brother U 18 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hulley Sister U 16 House Maid Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hulley Sister U 15 Wool Card on a farm Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hulley Sister U 11 Woolen piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hulley Brother U 21 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Jonathan Hulley Brother U 13 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth

1856 16 Feb - Emigrated to America - Liverpool to Manhattan
Name Given Yrs M/F Occ Res Destn Ship Dep Port Arr Port
Hully Hannah 19 F Unknown England USA William Tapscott L'pool Manhattan
Hully James 19 M Clerk England USA William Tapscott L'pool Manhattan
Hully Jonathan17M Unknown England USA William Tapscott L'pool Manhattan
Hully Joseph 25 M Clerk England USA William Tapscott L'pool Manhattan

1870 US census
Place : Mendham, Morris, New Jersey Name Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Value of real estate, Value of personal estate Hannah Lillie F W 56 ENG Keeping House 1100 100 Joseph Hally M W 40 ENG Woolen Finisher 100 John Hally M W 35 ENG Spin? Catherine E. Hally F W 32 NJ ? Jonathan Liilie M W 26 NJ Woolen ? Matilda Lillie F W 22 ENG Keeps House (nee Cook) James Lillie M W 1 NJ Albert Lillie M W 1mo NJ Thomas Cook M W 15 NJ (Could be brother of Matilda) Richard Cook M W 7 NJ (Could be brother of Matilda)
1880 US census -
0793, p.183 6 Mendham, Morris, NJ
HULLEY Joseph Self M 50 M Farmer ENG
HULLEY Elizabeth Wife M 44 F Keeping House NJ
HULLEY Squire Father W 75 M ENG
GARRABRANT Wellinton Other S 10 M NJ

Elizabeth ......

1836 born in New Jersey - see 1880 census below.

1880 USA census -
0793, p.183 6 Mendham, Morris, NJ
HULLEY Joseph Self M 50 M Farmer ENG
HULLEY Elizabeth Wife M 44 F Keeping House NJ
HULLEY Squire Father W 75 M ENG
GARRABRANT Wellinton Other S 10 M NJ

35. John Hully

1832 4 Jul - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of Squire and Sarah Hully Paradise Weaver

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 9 9 53 Ryehole
Squire Hully 35 Woollen weaver Y
Sarah Hully 30 Y
James Hully 13 Woollen piecer Y
Joseph Hully 11 Y
John Hully 9 Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
Anna Hully 5 Y
Jonathan Hully 3 Y
Lusy Hully 1 Y

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 246 Ryehole
James Hulley Head U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
John Hulley Brother U 18 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hulley Sister U 16 House Maid Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hulley Sister U 15 Wool Card on a farm Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hulley Sister U 11 Woolen piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hulley Brother U 21 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Jonathan Hulley Brother U 13 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth

1857 27 May - Possible emigration to USA -
New York Passenger Lists 1820 - 1957 John Hulley Age 26 occupation unknown -
from Liverpool to New York on Ship 'Phoenix', arriving 27 May 1857.

1870 US census
Place : Mendham, Morris, New Jersey Name Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Value of real estate, Value of personal estate Hannah Lillie F W 56 ENG Keeping House 1100 100 Joseph Hally M W 40 ENG Woolen Finisher 100 John Hally M W 35 ENG Spin? Catherine E. Hally F W 32 NJ ? Jonathan Lillie M W 26 NJ Woolen ? Matilda Lillie F W 22 ENG Keeps House (nee Cook) James Lillie M W 1 NJ Albert Lillie M W 1mo NJ Thomas Cook M W 15 NJ (Could be brother of Matilda) Richard Cook M W 7 NJ (Could be brother of Matilda)

36. Mary Hully

1834 20 Jun - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Mary d. of Squire and Sarah Hully Paradise Weaver
1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 9 9 53 Ryehole
Squire Hully 35 Woollen weaver Y
Sarah Hully 30 Y
James Hully 13 Woollen piecer Y
Joseph Hully 11 Y
John Hully 9 Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
Anna Hully 5 Y
Jonathan Hully 3 Y
Lusy Hully 1 Y

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 246 Ryehole
James Hulley Head U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
John Hulley Brother U 18 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hulley Sister U 16 House Maid Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hulley Sister U 15 Wool Card on a farm Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hulley Sister U 11 Woolen piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hulley Brother U 21 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Jonathan Hulley Brother U 13 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth

1854 03 Jun - married at St Peter's church Leeds: William SPENCE 20 Bachelor Mechanic Holbeck - father Michael
SPENCE Cloth Dresser; Mary HULLEY 20 Spinster Holbeck father Squire HULLEY Weaver. Wits
Benjamin Nicholson, Grace Nicholson.

William Spence

1834 - born - see marriage entry below.

1854 03 Jun - married at St Peter's church Leeds: William SPENCE 20 Bachelor Mechanic Holbeck - father Michael
SPENCE Cloth Dresser; Mary HULLEY 20 Spinster Holbeck father Squire HULLEY Weaver. Wits
Benjamin Nicholson, Grace Nicholson.

37. Ann(a) Hulley

1836 12 May - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Ann d. of Squire and Sarah Hulley
Paradise, Weaver
1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 9 9 53 Ryehole
Squire Hully 35 Woollen weaver Y
Sarah Hully 30 Y
James Hully 13 Woollen piecer Y
Joseph Hully 11 Y
John Hully 9 Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
Anna Hully 5 Y
Jonathan Hully 3 Y
Lusy Hully 1 Y

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 246 Ryehole
James Hulley Head U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
John Hulley Brother U 18 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hulley Sister U 16 House Maid Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hulley Sister U 15 Wool Card on a farm Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hulley Sister U 11 Woolen piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hulley Brother U 21 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Jonathan Hulley Brother U 13 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth

1854 12 Aug - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - SADDLEWORTH - PETTY
SESSIONS. Offences against the Factory Act. On Wednesday, the 9th instant,
Messrs Schofield and Broadbent, of New Delph, cotton spinners, were cited before
James Heywood Whitehead and Thomas Robinson, Esqs., charged by Mr Edward
Davies, sub-Inspector of factories, with having, on the 25th day of July last, employed
Ann Hulley, Sarah Wrigley, Betty Schofield, Alice Hulley, and Elizabeth Bright,
females above the age of 13 years, after the hour of six o'clock in the evening of the
said day. Mr Broadbent pleaded guilty, and a fine of £3 in the first case and £1 in the
other four cases was inflicted, which, together with the costs, amounted to upwards
of £10. Hard Case under the Factory Act. Mr George Broadbent, of Pringle Mill,
near Delph, was charged by the aforesaid sub-Inspector, with employing one Lucy
Hulley, a child under the age of 13 years, before the hour of 12 o'clock at noon, and
after the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, of the 24th day of July last. Mr
Broadbent, in explanation of the offence, stated that one of his slubbers had three
pieceners at the time the offence took place, namely, one full-time and two short
timers; that on the forenoon of the 24th ult. the full time piecener fell down in a fit,
and had to be removed home, and had not been able to attend to her work since.
The slubber could not procure another piecener to fill her place, so he ordered the
short time piecener who had worked in the forenoon of that day to go again in the
afternoon, which she did, and the inspector found her working when she ought to
have been at school. After this explanation the bench inflicted the lowest penalty
allowed by law, namely, £2 and costs.

1856 16 Feb - Emigrated to America - Liverpool to Manhattan
Name Given Yrs M/F Occ Res Destn Ship Dep Port Arr Port
Hully Hannah 19 F Unknown England USA William Tapscott L'pool Manhattan
Hully James 19 M Clerk England USA William Tapscott L'pool Manhattan
Hully Jonathan17M Unknown England USA William Tapscott L'pool Manhattan
Hully Joseph 25 M Clerk England USA William Tapscott L'pool Manhattan

1858 18 Sep - marriage entry from IGI:
IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America - HANNAH HULLY Female Parents: Father: SQUIER HULLY Marriages: Spouse: WILLIAM DIXON Marriage: 18 SEP 1858 Paterson, Passaic, New
Jersey Husband Age at Marriage: 25 Wife Age at Marriage: 22 Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: M512402 1848 - 1867 0584579 V. A-C Film NONE Sheet: 00.

1870 census
Place : Mendham, Morris, New Jersey Name Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Value of real estate, Value of personal estate Hannah LILLIE F W 56 ENG Keeping House 1100 100 Joseph Hally M W 40 ENG Woolen Finisher 100 Nephew of Hannah Lillie ) Cousins John Hally M W 35 ENG Spin? Nephew of Hannah Lillie ) Catherine E. Hally F W 32 NJ ? Wife of John Jonathan Liilie M W 26 NJ Woolen ? ... Son of Hannah Lillie Matilda Lillie F W 22 ENG Keeps House (nee Cook) Wife of Jonathan Lillie above James Lillie M W 1 NJ Child of Jonathan and Matilda Albert Lillie M W 1 mth NJ Child of Jonathan and Matilda Thomas Cook M W 15 NJ Brother of Matilda ? Richard Cook M W 7 NJ Brother of Matilda ?

39. Lucy Hulley

1840 29 Mar - born at Ryehole, Saddleworth.

1840 28 Jun - baptised at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Lucy born 29 March Dau of Squire and
Sarah Hulley Ryehole, weaver.
1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 9 9 53 Ryehole
Squire Hully 35 Woollen weaver Y
Sarah Hully 30 Y
James Hully 13 Woollen piecer Y
Joseph Hully 11 Y
John Hully 9 Y
Mary Hully 7 Y
Anna Hully 5 Y
Jonathan Hully 3 Y
Lusy Hully 1 Y

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 246 Ryehole
James Hulley Head U 23 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
John Hulley Brother U 18 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hulley Sister U 16 House Maid Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hulley Sister U 15 Wool Card on a farm Yorks Saddleworth
Lucy Hulley Sister U 11 Woolen piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Joseph Hulley Brother U 21 Hand loom Weaver Woolen Yorks Saddleworth
Jonathan Hulley Brother U 13 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth

1852 5 Sep - died and buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Lucy Hulley daughter of Squire
and Sarah Hulley, Ryhole.

1852 18 Sep - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - Deaths - On the 2nd inst.,
aged 12,Lucy, daughter of Mr. Squire Hulley, weaver, Ryehole, Saddleworth.

41. Thomas Hully

1845 26 Oct - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Thomas s. of Squire and Sarah Hully Rye-
Hole, Clothier.

1845 Dec - died at Saddleworth.

1845 25 Dec - buried at St Chad's church, Saddleworth: Thomas Hulley, son of Squire Hulley,
Workhouse. 10 weeks.

42. Sally Hully

1846 Nov - born at Paradise, Saddleworth (see Death certificate, burial entry and note below)

1848 14 Apr - died at Ryehole, Delph: Sarah Hulley female 1 and 1/2 years; daughter of Squire and
Sarah Hulley Woollen Weaver; cause - Debility Not Certified; informant - John Hulley In
Attendance Shore Top. (this is presumed to be the uncle of Sarah Hulley)

1848 18 Apr - buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Sally Hulley Ryehole 17 years. (this age is a
mis-transcription and should read one and a half years)

10. Jonathan Hully

1808 28 Feb - baptism at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere: Jonathan s. of James and Hannah Hully
Crowstonegate

1828 24 Aug - baptism of daughter Hannah at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Hannah d. of Martha Butterworth,
Heyhouse, spinster and Jonathan Hully, Grange, Weaver

1828 25 Sep - married at St Chad's church, Rochdale: Jonathan Hully - Weaver, Butterworth Martha Butterworth - (X),
Spinster, Butterworth Witness: J. Hollows; D. Nield Married by Banns by: Rd. Whitelock Curate
Register: Marriages 1828 from the Bishops Transcripts, Page 139, Entry 416 Source: LDS Film 1545795
(from Lancs OPC).

1830 11 Apr - baptism of son James at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: James s. of Jonathan & Martha Hully
Newtame, Weaver

1832 6 Mar - baptism of son Joseph at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of Jonathan & Martha Hully
Lockwood Hey, Weaver

1833 25 Dec - baptism of daughter Alice at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Alice d, of Jonathan & Martha Hully Hey

1835 25 Dec - baptism of daughter Sarah at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Sarah d. of Jonathan & Martha Hully
Grains, Weaver

1837 12 Nov - baptism of son John at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of Jonathan & Martha Hully Grains,
Weaver

1840 1q - son Thomas born

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 10 9 71 Delph
Jonathan Hulley 30 Woollen weaver Y
Martha Hulley 35 N
Hannah Hulley 13 Weaver of wool Y
James Hulley 11 do Y
Joseph Hulley 9 Piecer Y
Alice Hulley 7 Y
Sarah Hulley 5 Y
John Hulley 3 Y
Thomas Hulley 1 Y

1842 2q - daughter Ann born

1844 - son Ambrose's LancsBMD birth entry: Hulley Ambrose Delph, Saddleworth mother's maiden name -
Butterworth; DEL/4/434.

1844 2 Oct - son Ambrose born at Delph son of Jonathan and Martha Hulley Weaver

1845 6 Feb - son Ambrose baptised at Delph Independent chapel son of Jonathan and Martha Hulley Weaver.

1847 Jun qtr - daughter Mary born at Saddleworth RD: Hully Mary Saddleworth 23 551 (GRO).

1850 Sep qtr - son William born at Saddleworth RD: Hulley William Saddleworth 23 607 (GRO).

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 290r Delph
Jonathan Hully Head M 44 Handloom Weaver (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
Martha Hully Wife M 47 Lancs Butterworth
Joseph Hully Son U 19 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Alice Hully Dau U 17 Frame tenter cotton mule Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Hully Dau U 15 Feeder carding engine (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son 13 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Thomas Hully Son 11 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau 9 Nurse at home Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 6 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 4 Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 10mos Yorks Saddleworth

1852 9 Mar - died at Delph.

1852 14 Mar - buried at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere - Jonathan Hulley 44 of Delph.

Monumental Inscription from St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere, Saddleworth:-
In Memory of Jonathan Hulley late of Delph, who died 9th of March 1852, in the 45th Year of his Age.
Also of Martha Hulley HIS Relict, who died 1st Dec 1861, in the 59th Year of her Age.
Also of James Hulley their Son who died 20th July 1862, in the 33rd Year of his Age.
Also of Joseph, their Son, who died Octr 24th 1877, in the 46th Year of his Age.
Also of Ambrose, their Son, who died Jany 11th 1884, in the 40th Year of his Age.
Also of William, their Son, who died July 18th 1887 in the 38th Year of his Age.
Also HANNAH Wife of John KERSHAW of Lane nr LEES and Daughter of the above,
who died Decr 6th 1889, in the 62nd Year of her Age.

Location: Fourth row on west side of church, opposite south door.

Martha Butterworth

1804 - born at Butterworth, Lancs (1851 census)

1828 24 Aug - baptism of daughter Hannah at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Hannah d. of Martha Butterworth,
Heyhouse, spinster and Jonathan Hully, Grange, Weaver

1828 25 Sep - married at St Chad's church, Rochdale: Jonathan Hully - Weaver, Butterworth Martha Butterworth - (X),
Spinster, Butterworth Witness: J. Hollows; D. Nield Married by Banns by: Rd. Whitelock Curate
Register: Marriages 1828 from the Bishops Transcripts, Page 139, Entry 416 Source: LDS Film 1545795
(from Lancs OPC).

1830 11 Apr - baptism of son James at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: James s. of Jonathan & Martha Hully
Newtame, Weaver

1832 6 Mar - baptism of son Joseph at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of Jonathan & Martha Hully
Lockwood Hey, Weaver

1833 25 Dec - baptism of daughter Alice at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Alice d, of Jonathan & Martha Hully Hey

1835 25 Dec - baptism of daughter Sarah at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Sarah d. of Jonathan & Martha Hully
Grains, Weaver

1837 12 Nov - baptism of son John at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: John s. of Jonathan & Martha Hully Grains,
Weaver

1840 1q - son Thomas born

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 10 9 71 Delph
Jonathan Hulley 30 Woollen weaver Y
Martha Hulley 35 N
Hannah Hulley 13 Weaver of wool Y
James Hulley 11 do Y
Joseph Hulley 9 Piecer Y
Alice Hulley 7 Y
Sarah Hulley 5 Y
John Hulley 3 Y
Thomas Hulley 1 Y

1842 2q - daughter Ann born

1844 - son Ambrose's LancsBMD birth entry: Hulley Ambrose Delph, Saddleworth mother's maiden name -
Butterworth; DEL/4/434.

1844 2 Oct - son Ambrose born at Delph son of Jonathan and Martha Hulley Weaver

1845 6 Feb - son Ambrose baptised at Delph Independent chapel son of Jonathan and Martha Hulley Weaver.

1847 Jun qtr - daughter Mary born at Saddleworth RD: Hully Mary Saddleworth 23 551 (GRO).

1850 Sep qtr - son William born at Saddleworth RD: Hulley William Saddleworth 23 607 (GRO).

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 290r Delph
Jonathan Hully Head M 44 Handloom Weaver (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
Martha Hully Wife M 47 Lancs Butterworth
Joseph Hully Son U 19 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Alice Hully Dau U 17 Frame tenter cotton mule Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Hully Dau U 15 Feeder carding engine (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son 13 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Thomas Hully Son 11 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau 9 Nurse at home Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 6 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 4 Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 10mos Yorks Saddleworth

1852 9 Mar - husband died at Delph.

1852 14 Mar - husband buried at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere - Jonathan Hulley 44 of Delph.

1856 Jul 5 - Leeds Mercury - Sale by Auction - by order of the Trustee of the will of the late Ralph Morton, Squire, deceased (incl.) lot 26. A freehold Farm, situated near old Delph
and Hull Mill, in Saddleworth, aforesaid, comprising a farm-house, now in the
occupation of Mrs Hulley as tenant, and several closes of land, now in the
occupation of David Hodgson as tenant, with a barn erected thereon and comprising
by estimation 12A 1R 16P statute measure, or thereabouts.

1857 Oct 24 - Manchester Times - Sales by Private Contract - To be sold by private treaty, the
undermentioned Valuable Properties, situated in Old Delph, in Saddleworth, in the
County of York (incl) 5. A freehold Farm, situated near Old Delph and Hull Mill,
in Saddleworth aforesaid, comprising a farmhouse, now or late in the occupation of
Mrs Hully, as tenant, and several closes of land, now in or late in the occupation of
David Hudson, as tenant, with a barn erected there on, and comprising, by
estimation 12 acres, one rood, and 16 perches statute measure, or thereabouts.
(also in Nov 7 edition)

1857 25 Oct - daughter Sarah married at Rochdale parish church: Ralph Brierley 27 Bachelor
Slubber of Hill End (father Harry Brierley Fuller) Sarah Hulley 21 Spinster Delph (father
Jonathan Hulley Weaver) (both signed) Witnesses: John Hulley (signed) and Alice
Hulley (her X mark) (brother and sister)

1861 census
RG 9/3006 f42rev Stayley Lane
Martha Hully Head W 57 House Keeper Lancs Little Borough
Hannah Hully Dau Un 32 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
James Hully Son Un 30 Woollen Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son Un 23 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau Un 18 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 16 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 14 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 11 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

1861 1 Dec - died at Staley, Saddleworth

1861 - ChesBMD death entry: HULLEY Martha 58 Stayley Tameside STY/7/17.

1861 7 Dec - buried at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Martha Hully Staley 58 years

In Memory of Jonathan Hulley late of Delph, who died 9th of March 1852, in the 45th Year of his Age.
Also of Martha Hulley HIS Relict, who died 1st Dec 1861, in the 59th Year of her Age.
Also of James Hulley their Son who died 20th July 1862, in the 33rd Year of his Age.
Also of Joseph, their Son, who died Octr 24th 1877, in the 46th Year of his Age.
Also of Ambrose, their Son, who died Jany 11th 1884, in the 40th Year of his Age.
Also of William, their Son, who died July 18th 1887 in the 38th Year of his Age.
Also HANNAH Wife of John KERSHAW of Lane nr LEES and Daughter of the above, who died Decr 6th 1889, in the 62nd Year of her Age.

Location: Fourth row on west side of church, opposite south door.

1862 12 Feb - Will index: HULLEY Martha Effects under £100 Letters of Administration of the
Personal Estate and effects of Martha Hulley formerly of Delph Saddleworth in the
County of York but late of Stayley in the County of Chester Widow deceased who died
1 Dec 1861 at Stayley aforesaid were granted at Chester to James Hulley of Lane
Stayley near Stayley Bridge in the said County of Chester Weaver one of the children of
the said Deceased he having first been sworn.

43. Hannah Hully

1828 24 Aug - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Hannah d. of Martha Butterworth,
Heyhouse, spinster and Jonathan Hully, Grange, Weaver

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 10 9 71 Delph
Jonathan Hulley 30 Woollen weaver Y
Martha Hulley 35 N
Hannah Hulley 13 Weaver of wool Y
James Hulley 11 do Y
Joseph Hulley 9 Piecer Y
Alice Hulley 7 Y
Sarah Hulley 5 Y
John Hulley 3 Y
Thomas Hulley 1 Y

1851 census
HO 107/2238 HARTSHEAD Mossley Cross 224 92 Mill Street
William Knott Head M 48 Whiteliner Lancs Lees
Betty Knott Wife M 40 Whiteliner's Wife Lancs Luzley
Margaret Knott Dau U 19 Whiteliner's daughter Lancs Lees
Abel Knott Son U 11 Scholar Lancs Heyrod
Hannah Hulley Lodger U 24 Cotton Reeler Yorks Junction

1861 census
RG 9/3006 f42rev Stayley Lane
Martha Hully Head W 57 House Keeper Lancs Little Borough
Hannah Hully Dau Un 32 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
James Hully Son Un 30 Woollen Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son Un 23 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau Un 18 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 16 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 14 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 11 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

1871 census

1881 census
RG 11/4080 f63 15 Smith Street Oldham
John Kershaw Head M 56 Iron Turner Shaw Lancs
Hannah Kershaw Wife M 52 Oldham Lancs

1889 6 Dec - died and buried at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere.

Monumental Inscription from St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere:-
In Memory of Jonathan Hulley late of Delph, who died 9th of March 1852, in the 45th Year of his Age.
Also of Martha Hulley HIS Relict, who died 1st Dec 1861, in the 59th Year of her Age.
Also of James Hulley their Son who died 20th July 1862, in the 33rd Year of his Age.
Also of Joseph, their Son, who died Octr 24th 1877, in the 46th Year of his Age.
Also of Ambrose, their Son, who died Jany 11th 1884, in the 40th Year of his Age.
Also of William, their Son, who died July 18th 1887 in the 38th Year of his Age.
Also HANNAH Wife of John KERSHAW of Lane nr LEES and Daughter of the above, who died Decr 6th 1889, in the 62nd Year of her Age.

Location: Fourth row on west side of church, opposite south door.

John Kershaw

1825 - born at Shaw - see 1881 census below

1881 census
RG 11/4080 f63 15 Smith Street Oldham
John Kershaw Head M 56 Iron Turner Shaw Lancs
Hannah Kershaw Wife M 52 Oldham Lancs

44. James Hully

1830 11 Apr - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: James s. of Jonathan & Martha Hully Newtame, Weaver

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 10 9 71 Delph
Jonathan Hulley 30 Woollen weaver Y
Martha Hulley 35 N
Hannah Hulley 13 Weaver of wool Y
James Hulley 11 do Y
Joseph Hulley 9 Piecer Y
Alice Hulley 7 Y
Sarah Hulley 5 Y
John Hulley 3 Y
Thomas Hulley 1 Y

1851 census
HO 107/2290 f234r Delph Wood House
James Hully Lodger U 25 Woolling Power loom Weaver Yorks Saddleworth

1853 28 Sep - The Manchester Guardian: ROCHDALE AND MIDDLETON - POACHING
On Monday last, at the petty sessions held at Rochdale, James Hulley, of Saddleworth was charged with
poaching, by shooting grouse on the Blackstone Edge Moors. The complainant was Joseph Mills,
gamekeeper, in the employ of James Dearden, Esq. lord of the manor of Rochdale. the charge was
proved, and a charge of £5 and costs was inflicted, and in default of payment the defendant was
committed to the house of correction for three months.

1861 census
RG 9/3006 f42rev Stayley Lane
Martha Hully Head W 57 House Keeper Lancs Little Borough
Hannah Hully Dau Un 32 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
James Hully Son Un 30 Woollen Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son Un 23 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau Un 18 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 16 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 14 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 11 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

1862 12 Feb - Will index for mother : HULLEY Martha Effects under £100 Letters of Administration of the Personal
Estate and effects of Martha Hulley formerly of Delph Saddleworth in the County of York but late of
Stayley in the County of Chester Widow deceased who died 1 Dec 1861 at Stayley aforesaid were
granted at Chester to James Hulley of Lane Stayley near Stayley Bridge in the said County of Chester
Weaver one of the children of the said Deceased he having first been sworn.

1862 20 Jul - died at Staley, Saddleworth

1862 Jul 22 - Leeds Mercury - Fatal Gun Accident (From our Correspondent.) A fatal gun accident took place in
Dukinfield, Cheshire, on Sunday afternoon. It seems that Mr Andrew Ashton, farmer, Fir Trees,
Cheetham Hill-road, Dukinfield, is in the habit of keeping several guns and pistols in his house. His
nephew, Charles Bardsley, works at Mr Taylors, of Marsden, coming home to his uncle's only on
Sundays. He had invited a young man named John Brierley, a clogger, residing at Marsden, to come
over to his uncle's house in Dukinfield and inspect one of the guns. On Sunday, being Stalybridge
wakes, Brierley and several companions accordingly, came to Dukinfield, bringing with them a young
man, named James Hulley, a hand-loom weaver, from Mossley Bottoms. They got to Mr Ashton’s about
four o'clock in the afternoon, and were met by the nephew, Charles Bardsley. Hulley sat himself down on
a kind of squab, or sofa, and Bardsley went to draw his friends some beer. Brierley then took in his hand
the gun he had come to look at, placing, as is usual, his thumb on the lock; which a young man, named
Daniel Hindeson, a smith, from Marsden, observing, told Brierley to mind his own business, meaning he
ought not to meddle with property in a stranger's house. Brierley on that turned his head towards
Hineson and replied “Find it out," and immediately the gun went off, and its contents were lodged in the
right-hand side of Hulley's neck, and he was blown from his seat. Hulley never spoke again, and was
pronounced dead when a surgeon got to him, which was in less than 10 minutes after he had entered Mr
Ashton's house. The deceased was unmarried, and was about 28 years of age. The body was removed
to the Lodge Hotel, to await the inquest. Bardsley says he did not know the gun was loaded, and Brierley
could have no knowledge that it was, so, but we believe it is one which Mr Ashton keeps for the protection
of his house, and has regularly in his bed room. Brierley suffered great agony of mind after the distressing
accident.

1862 Jul 22 - Liverpool Mercury Local Intelligence - James Hulley, a hand-weaver, was killed at Dukinfield, Cheshire,
on Sunday, by the accidental discharge of a gun, which was being examined by one of his companions.
(Similar reports in the Manchester Guardian and Glasgow Herald)

1862 Jul 22 - Leeds Mercury - Local and General - The Fatal Gun Accident at Dukinfield.
The inquest on James Hulley, whom we yesterday reported to have been killed by a gun accidentally
going off at a farmhouse in Dukinfield, was held yesterday before Mr William Johnson coroner. The
deceased was 32 years of age. The facts were as previously stated. John Brierley, a clogger, Marsden,
the man who was handling the gun when it went off, was very much affected when examined. He had
had considerable experience with guns. The jury after hearing the evidence was of opinion that the gun
had been at full cock, with a cap on the nipple. Brierley was considered unblameable, and a verdict of
"Accidental death" was returned.

1862 24 Jul - buried at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere.

Monumental Inscription from St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere:-
In Memory of Jonathan Hulley late of Delph, who died 9th of March 1852, in the 45th Year of his Age.
Also of Martha Hulley HIS Relict, who died 1st Dec 1861, in the 59th Year of her Age.
Also of James Hulley their Son who died 20th July 1862, in the 33rd Year of his Age.
Also of Joseph, their Son, who died Octr 24th 1877, in the 46th Year of his Age.
Also of Ambrose, their Son, who died Jany 11th 1884, in the 40th Year of his Age.
Also of William, their Son, who died July 18th 1887 in the 38th Year of his Age.
Also HANNAH Wife of John KERSHAW of Lane nr LEES and Daughter of the above, who died Decr 6th
1889, in the 62nd Year of her Age.

Location: Fourth row on west side of church, opposite south door

45. Joseph Hully

1832 6 Mar - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Joseph s. of Jonathan & Martha Hully
Lockwood Hey, Weaver

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 10 9 71 Delph
Jonathan Hulley 30 Woollen weaver Y
Martha Hulley 35 N
Hannah Hulley 13 Weaver of wool Y
James Hulley 11 do Y
Joseph Hulley 9 Piecer Y
Alice Hulley 7 Y
Sarah Hulley 5 Y
John Hulley 3 Y
Thomas Hulley 1 Y

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 290r Delph
Jonathan Hully Head M 44 Handloom Weaver (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
Martha Hully Wife M 47 Lancs Butterworth
Joseph Hully Son U 19 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Alice Hully Dau U 17 Frame tenter cotton mule Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Hully Dau U 15 Feeder carding engine (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son 13 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Thomas Hully Son 11 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau 9 Nurse at home Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 6 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 4 Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 10mos Yorks Saddleworth

1859 08 Oct - Huddersfield Chronicle and West Yorkshire Advertiser - SADDLEWORTH - Felony- A wholesale Thief - (James Byrom of Silver Street Manchester formerly of Delph)
incl . Joseph Hulley proved that he met the prisoner about two hundred yards from
the house of prosecutrix, between one and two o’clock on Wednesday afternoon,
and had a conversation with him.

1870 US census
Nevada Storey 0835-385
Hulley John 31 M W Miner England
Hulley Joseph 37 M W Miner England
Hulley Thomas 21 M W Miner England
Hulley Wm. 19 M W Miner England
Ord Chas. 39 M W Miner England
Nevada Storey 0835-420 (repeat entry?)
Hulley Thos. 24 M W Miner 800 England
Nevada Storey 0835-423 (repeat entry?)
Hulley J. 34 M W Miner England
Nevada Storey 0835-448 (repeat entry?)
Hully Wm. 20 M W Miner England
Nevada Storey 0835-450 (repeat entry?)
Hulley Jos. 37 M W Miner England

1877 24 Oct - died and buried at Nevada, USA?

Monumental Inscription from St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere:-
In Memory of Jonathan Hulley late of Delph, who died 9th of March 1852, in the 45th Year of his Age.
Also of Martha Hulley HIS Relict, who died 1st Dec 1861, in the 59th Year of her Age.
Also of James Hulley their Son who died 20th July 1862, in the 33rd Year of his Age.
Also of Joseph, their Son, who died Octr 24th 1877, in the 46th Year of his Age.
Also of Ambrose, their Son, who died Jany 11th 1884, in the 40th Year of his Age.
Also of William, their Son, who died July 18th 1887 in the 38th Year of his Age.
Also HANNAH Wife of John KERSHAW of Lane nr LEES and Daughter of the above, who died Decr 6th 1889, in the 62nd Year of her Age.

Location: Fourth row on west side of church, opposite south door

47. Sarah Hully

1835 25 Dec - baptism at St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere: Sarah d. of Jonathan & Martha Hully
Grains, Weaver

1841 census -
HO 107/1279 Saddleworth Delph 10 9 71 Delph
Jonathan Hulley 30 Woollen weaver Y
Martha Hulley 35 N
Hannah Hulley 13 Weaver of wool Y
James Hulley 11 do Y
Joseph Hulley 9 Piecer Y
Alice Hulley 7 Y
Sarah Hulley 5 Y
John Hulley 3 Y
Thomas Hulley 1 Y
1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 290r Delph
Jonathan Hully Head M 44 Handloom Weaver (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
Martha Hully Wife M 47 Lancs Butterworth
Joseph Hully Son U 19 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Alice Hully Dau U 17 Frame tenter cotton mule Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Hully Dau U 15 Feeder carding engine (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son 13 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Thomas Hully Son 11 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau 9 Nurse at home Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 6 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 4 Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 10mos Yorks Saddleworth

1857 25 Oct - married at Rochdale parish church: Ralph Brierley 27 Bachelor Slubber of Hill End - father Harry Brierley
Fuller. Sarah Hulley 21 Spinster Delph - father Jonathan Hulley Weaver. (both signed) Witnesses: John
Hulley (signed) and Alice Hulley (her X mark) (brother and sister).

Ralph Brierley

1830 - born - see marriage entry below.

1857 25 Oct - married at Rochdale parish church: Ralph Brierley 27 Bachelor Slubber of Hill End - father Harry Brierley
Fuller. Sarah Hulley 21 Spinster Delph - father Jonathan Hulley Weaver. (both signed) Witnesses: John
Hulley (signed) and Alice Hulley (her X mark) (brother and sister).

51. Ambrose Hulley

1844 - LancsBMD birth entry: Hulley Ambrose Delph, Saddleworth mother's maiden name -
Butterworth; DEL/4/434.

1844 2 Oct - born at Delph son of Jonathan and Martha Hulley Weaver

1845 6 Feb - baptised at Delph Independent chapel son of Jonathan and Martha Hulley Weaver

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 290r Delph
Jonathan Hully Head M 44 Handloom Weaver (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
Martha Hully Wife M 47 Lancs Butterworth
Joseph Hully Son U 19 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Alice Hully Dau U 17 Frame tenter cotton mule Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Hully Dau U 15 Feeder carding engine (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son 13 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Thomas Hully Son 11 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau 9 Nurse at home Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 6 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 4 Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 10mos Yorks Saddleworth

1861 census
RG 9/3006 f42rev Stayley Lane
Martha Hully Head W 57 House Keeper Lancs Little Borough
Hannah Hully Dau Un 32 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
James Hully Son Un 30 Woollen Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son Un 23 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau Un 18 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 16 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 14 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 11 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

1870 US census (full transcription available)
Massachusetts Bristol 0604-427
Hobbs John 35 M W Carpenter 600 Ireland
Hobbs Martha 38 F W Keeping House Ireland
Hobbs Ambrose 4 M W At Home Convers?
Hobbs Alexander 1 M W At Home Massachusetts
Ball John 17 M W Works in Cotton Mill England
Ball James 12 M W Works in Cotton Mill England
Hulley Ambrose 25 M W Works in Cotton Mill England
Hulley Mary 29 F W Works in Cotton Mill Ireland

1880 USA census:
Census Place: Fall River, Bristol, Massachusetts
Source: FHL Film 1254524 National Archives Film T9-0524 Page 334B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Ambrose HULLEY Self M M W 35 ENGLAND
Occ: Work In Cotton Mill Fa: ENGLAND Mo: ENGLAND
Mary HULLEY Wife F M W 38 IRELAND
Occ: Work In Cotton Mill Fa: IRELAND Mo: IRELAND

1884 11 Nov - died and buried at Nevada, USA?

Monumental Inscription from St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere, Saddleworth:-
In Memory of Jonathan Hulley late of Delph, who died 9th of March 1852, in the 45th Year of his Age.
Also of Martha Hulley HIS Relict, who died 1st Dec 1861, in the 59th Year of her Age.
Also of James Hulley their Son who died 20th July 1862, in the 33rd Year of his Age.
Also of Joseph, their Son, who died Octr 24th 1877, in the 46th Year of his Age.
Also of Ambrose, their Son, who died Jany 11th 1884, in the 40th Year of his Age.
Also of William, their Son, who died July 18th 1887 in the 38th Year of his Age.
Also HANNAH Wife of John KERSHAW of Lane nr LEES and Daughter of the above, who died Decr 6th 1889, in the 62nd Year of her Age.

Location: Fourth row on west side of church, opposite south door

Mary Hobbs?

1842 - born in Ireland - see 1880 census below.

1870 US census (full transcription available)
Massachusetts Bristol 0604-427
Hobbs John 35 M W Carpenter 600 Ireland
Hobbs Martha 38 F W Keeping House Ireland
Hobbs Ambrose 4 M W At Home Convers?
Hobbs Alexander 1 M W At Home Massachusetts
Ball John 17 M W Works in Cotton Mill England
Ball James 12 M W Works in Cotton Mill England
Hulley Ambrose 25 M W Works in Cotton Mill England
Hulley Mary 29 F W Works in Cotton Mill Ireland
Note: it is possible Mary Hulley was related to John and Martha Hobbs - ?sister?
They called their eldest child after Mary's husband ie uncle Ambrose, which is an
unusual first name. John and Martha Hobbs camre from Irealnd, as did Mary
Hulley.

1880 US census
Census Place: Fall River, Bristol, Massachusetts
Source: FHL Film 1254524 National Archives Film T9-0524 Page 334B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Ambrose HULLEY Self M M W 35 ENGLAND
Occ: Work In Cotton Mill Fa: ENGLAND Mo: ENGLAND
Mary HULLEY Wife F M W 38 IRELAND
Occ: Work In Cotton Mill Fa: IRELAND Mo: IRELAND

53. William Hulley

1850 Sep qtr - born at Saddleworth RD: Hulley William Saddleworth 23 607 (GRO).

1851 census -
HO 107/2290 SADDLEWORTH Delph 290r Delph
Jonathan Hully Head M 44 Handloom Weaver (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
Martha Hully Wife M 47 Lancs Butterworth
Joseph Hully Son U 19 Cloth dresser Yorks Saddleworth
Alice Hully Dau U 17 Frame tenter cotton mule Yorks Saddleworth
Sarah Hully Dau U 15 Feeder carding engine (Wool) Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son 13 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Thomas Hully Son 11 Cotton piecer Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau 9 Nurse at home Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 6 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 4 Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 10mos Yorks Saddleworth

1861 census
RG 9/3006 f42rev Stayley Lane
Martha Hully Head W 57 House Keeper Lancs Little Borough
Hannah Hully Dau Un 32 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
James Hully Son Un 30 Woollen Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
John Hully Son Un 23 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ann Hully Dau Un 18 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Ambrose Hully Son 16 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
Mary Hully Dau 14 Cotton Factory Worker Yorks Saddleworth
William Hully Son 11 Scholar Yorks Saddleworth

1870 US census
Nevada Storey 0835-385
Hulley John 31 M W Miner England
Hulley Joseph 37 M W Miner England
Hulley Thomas 21 M W Miner England
Hulley Wm. 19 M W Miner England
Ord Chas. 39 M W Miner England
Nevada Storey 0835-420 (repeat entry?)
Hulley Thos. 24 M W Miner 800 England
Nevada Storey 0835-423 (repeat entry?)
Hulley J. 34 M W Miner England
Nevada Storey 0835-448 (repeat entry?)
Hully Wm. 20 M W Miner England
Nevada Storey 0835-450 (repeat entry?)
Hulley Jos. 37 M W Miner England

1887 18 Jul - died at Mossley, Lancs

1887 24 Jul - buried at St Thomas's Old church Friarmere.

Monumental Inscription from St Thomas's Old church, Friarmere, Saddleworth:-
In Memory of Jonathan Hulley late of Delph, who died 9th of March 1852, in the 45th Year of his Age.
Also of Martha Hulley HIS Relict, who died 1st Dec 1861, in the 59th Year of her Age.
Also of James Hulley their Son who died 20th July 1862, in the 33rd Year of his Age.
Also of Joseph, their Son, who died Octr 24th 1877, in the 46th Year of his Age.
Also of Ambrose, their Son, who died Jany 11th 1884, in the 40th Year of his Age.
Also of William, their Son, who died July 18th 1887 in the 38th Year of his Age.
Also HANNAH Wife of John KERSHAW of Lane nr LEES and Daughter of the above, who died Decr 6th 1889, in the 62nd Year of her Age.

Location: Fourth row on west side of church, opposite south door.

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