Hong Kong

Hong Kong

:grinning: Thank you so much for helping to make this website! It has been extremely useful to researching my family tree, in which I have been able to go quite far back on.

Helensburgh

Scotland

Recently started researching my family history. I didn\'t think Hulley was a very common name. It would appear I was wrong! I have traced Gx3 grandparents back to George Hulley and Sarah Phebe (ms Whitehead). Not got birth certificates for them yet but they were married in Tipton in 1846. According to the Marriage certificate, George\'s father was William Hulley.

Brisbane

QLD

Australia

I refer to Jane Hulley (your #29). Can you tell me when and where her parents (James Hulley and Mary Walker) were born? James and Mary are my third great grandparents, on my mother\'s side:
James Hulley + Mary Walker >
Jane Hulley + Ralph Clough >
Elizabeth Ann Clough + Patrick John Shanley >
William John Shanley + Grace Catherine Nivison Smith >
Eileen Mary Elizabeth Nivson Shanley + Jack William Duncan Bain >
John Duncan Bain (me)

Greater Manchester

England

My family the Longsons come out of Stonyford, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derbyshire. I have traced back to 1684 with Nicholas Longson & Ann Kirk. There are conflicting records that show some of the children have \'Hully\' as a surname with the same D.O.B. - There may be a connection between a Hully family and the Longsons of this period 1650-1750. Interesting.

Madeira

Portugal

I wondered if you have information on Edward John Hulley born in South Africa 1820 to Richard William and Ann (Brannigan) Hulley who were 1820 Setters. Edward married Mary Gradwell in 1846. This is the link between my Gradwell Family tree and the Hulley Family.

St Helens

Merseyside

UK

In furtherance of our email exchange dated Oct 18, 2018

CRABTREE HOUSE CRABTREE HILL COLLINGHAM WETHERBY

West Yorkshire

United Kingdom

Gladys Hulley\'s first husband, William Wyer, was my grandfather\'s younger brother.
William, Albert and their elder brother and sister came to Baslow with their parents from Kidderminster. All three boys worked as gardeners at Chatsworth. I think William met Gladys at Chatsworth, but I am not sure.

My grandfather, Albert Wyer, was the baker in Baslow for over 20 years.

My mum, Alice, remembered her Uncle Will with great fondness. She also remembers playing with her cousin Peter, only son of Gladys and William Wyer. I have photographs of the Peter as a boy and would love to find out more about him as I am now seriously researching my family tree.

Please get in touch if you can help, I would be so very pleased to hear from you!

Kempton Park

Gauteng

South Africa

Thank you for this wonderful work.
I was interested to see that I have connections through marriage to a lot of people in South Africa - Cawoods and others.

Kings Lynn

Norfolk

England

Researching my Family tree: My Mum was Marie Hooley born 1925 in Small Street, Hillgate, Stockport Cheshire. Her Father was Harry Hooley and Mother Annie Flannery. I have traced the family name back to William Hooley 1696 and wonder if you could help me trace it back further. I have tried to email you with no success. You have an amazing website thankyou for sharing

New York

New York

USA

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