John Halley

Born: ~1566 (1556 according to www.hulley.info)

Parents: Nycolas Ulleye

Married: Kathre Mychell, 8 November 1586, St Nicholas, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England

Children:

• Raphe Halley, baptized 25 February 1586 in St Nicholas, Bradfield, Yorkshire
• John Halley, died in Bradfield; buried 30 March 1593 in St Nicholas, Bradfield, Yorkshire
• Frauncis Halley, ~1600
• Thomas Halley, 1 March 1602 (1603?), Bradfield; died 15 June 1603, St Nicholas, Bradfield, Yorkshire

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Kathren Mychell & John Halley in England Marriages, 1538–1973

Marriage: Nov 8 1586
Bradfield, York, England

Wife: Kathren Mychell

Husband: John Halley

Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00712-1 System Origin: England-EASy GS Film number: 162095 Reference ID: yr 1559-1662

• a. Nycolas Ulleye x 5 Nov 1565 Bradfield NN
  • b1 John Halley x 8 Nov 1586 in St Nicholas, Bradfield Kathre Mychell
    • b1c1 Raphe bap 25 Feb 1586 St Nic Bradfield
    • b1c2 John bur 30 Mar 1593 St Nic Bradfield
    • b1c3 Frauncis Halley bap 12 May 1600, St Nic, Bradfield x 19 Oct 1634 in St Mary, Barnsley Dorothey Ketterell
      • b1c3d1 John bap 19 Jul 1635, St Nic, Bradfield
      • b1c3d2 Francis Halley (Hawley) bap 16 Oct 1642 St Nic Bradfield - bur 1 Jan 1712/13 St Nicholas, Bradfield. x 19 Sep 1667 St Nic, Bradfield Martha Swallow - bur 13 May 1707 in St Nicholas Church Bradfield
        • b1c3d2e1 Anne bap 13 Jul 1668 St Nic Bradfield
        • b1c3d2e2 Adam bap 8 Jun 1670 St Nic Bradfield
        • b1c3d2e3 John bap 22 Feb 1675 St Nic Bradfield
        • b1c3d2e4 Hanna bap 3 Feb 1675/6 St Nic Bradfield
        • b1c3d2e5 Francis Ulley bap 9 Apr 1679 St Nicholas Bradfield Yorks. bur 13 Aug 1727 St Nic Bradfield x 30 Oct 1701 St Nic, Bradfield Estar Hall bur 12 Jan 1702 St Nic Bradfield
          • b1c3d2e5f1 Hanna bap 6 Jan 1701/2 St Nic Bradfield
        • xx 6 Aug 1702 St Mary Ecclesfield Mary Webster bur 13 May 1740, St Nic Bradfield
          • b1c3d2e5f2 Joseph Ulley bap. 12 Feb 1702, St Mary Ecclesfield, Yorks - bur 28 Nov 1775 St Nicholas, Bradfield, Yorks. x 31 Oct 1734 St Nicholas, Bradfield, Yorks, Lydia Smith - bur 7 May 1776, St Nicholas, Bradfield, Yorks
            • b1c3d2e5f2g Joseph Ulley bap 26 Dec1743 St Mary Ecclesfield, Yorks. bur 27 May 1812 St Mary x 14 Aug 1769 Anne Turner bur 22 May 1835, St Mary, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire
              • b1c3d2e5f2gh Richard Ulley b 26 May 1785 in Ecclesfield, Yorks.bap 5 Jun 1785 Ecclesfield, Yorks. d Mar 1880 Cradock, South Africa. bur 12 Mar 1880 Cradock x 1809 in Ireland Ann Brangan b 1786, Bandon, County Cork, Ireland bap 2 July 1789, Ballymodan parish church, Bandon, County Cork, Ireland - d Dec 1844 in Clumber, South Africa. bur 31 Dec 1844 in Clumber
          • b1c3d2e5f3 Mary bap 12 Feb 1702/3 St Mary Ecclesfield x 15 Mar 1733 St Mary Ecclesfield, Joseph Morrel
          • b1c3d2e5f4Thomas bap 6 Jan 1704/5 St Mary Ecclesfield x 24 Dec 1758 St Mary Ecclesfield, Alice Marden
          • b1c3d2e5f5 Martha bap 8 April 1708 St Mary Ecclesfield x NN Nocliff
          • b1c3d2e5f6 Richard bap 21 Jul 1710 St Mary Ecclesfield,bur 1766 St Mary Ecclesfield
          • b1c3d2e5f7 Elizabeth bap 27 Jul 1716 St Mary Ecclesfield, x NN Wild
          • b1c3d2e5f8 Sarah bap 14 Oct 1718 St Mary Ecclesfield x 7 7 Oct 1739 St Mary Ecclesfield,Richard Harrop
          • b1c3d2e5f9 Hanna bap 14 Oct 1718 St Mary Ecclesfield, x NN Holbroy
          • b1c3d2e5f10 Anne bap 2 Feb 1720/1 St Mary Ecclesfield, d bef 1766
    • b1c4 Thomas bap 1 Mar 1602/3 St Nic Bradfield bur 15 Jun 1603 St Nic Bradfield

(http://barlowd.tripod.com/framehulley.html)

Church of St Nicholas

Church of England (Anglican) High Bradfield, Yorkshire, England, UK

A simple two-cell Norman church was built on the spot of the current church in 1109. A bell-tower was added in the 1300s, before the church was rebuilt in Gothic Perpendicular style in the 1480s. After being pillaged in the Reformation and Civil War, the interior was restored something like its original appearance. The sunken vestry originally sheltered visiting priests. A watch house was built at the church gates in 1831 to combat body snatchers. Until 1868, St Nicholas was a chapel of ease in the parish of Ecclesfield St Mary.

St Nicholas's Church at High Bradfield has a good claim to be the prettiest church in South Yorkshire. It dates from 1487 and stands at 260 m above sea level. The village lies beyond the churchyard. Behind and above the church is Bailey Hill. Beyond the churchyard lie spectacular views of the Peaks.

Photographs: Aidan Simons, Pilgrimage Pages http://www.thepilgrims.org.uk

Legend has it that in the middle of the 15th Century, Hulleys were on the side of the Earl of Warwick in the "War of the Roses", helping at first the Yorks and later, when the Earl of Warwick was slighted by Edward, turned and helped Henry. For their services, the Hulleys were allowed the "Crossed Rose-leaves" as their crest, mistaken by later generations as "Crossed Strawberry-leaves".

The fore-fathers of Richard William HULLEY, the 1820 Settler, were for generations expert sword-makers and were employed in making and tempering swords, from the cavalry sabre to the most delicate duelling rapier.

The name of Hulley must be legion in England as evidence by the records of Somerset House, when the deaths of 14 Hulleys were recorded in the year 1848 alone.

Information is available that in 1588, a Colonel Hulley, a County Squire, raised a company of Cheshire Yeomanry during Queen Elizabeth's reign at the time of the Armada scare. In 1920, a descendant of this family, one Jonathan Hulley, was still occupying the ancestral home, the One house up the Buxton Road, Macclesfield, Cheshire.

The names and relevant datum of momentarily unrelated Hulleys, who in many cases bear the family Christian names, are recorded for future reference, if required.

Information found in the Anglican Cathedral, Sheffield, is:-

Samuel Hulley, wife Peggy had children

• Elizabeth, born 6 March 1782,
• Thomas, born 29 Sept 1784, and
• Samuel, 8 October 1787.

Thomas Hulley, wife Hannah - children

• John, born 1 January 1873 and
• Elizabeth, born 7 October 1876.

Thomas Hulley, wife Sarah, son

• Thomas, born 21 November 1790.

Extracts from the Sheffied City Libraries, from the lists of apprentices and Freemen of the Cutlery Company gives:-

Francis Hulley of Cherry Tree Hill, Eccesall District, Sheffield had sons:

• 1. Thomas apprenticed to Scissorsmith, 1777.
• 2. Francis apprenticed 1777 and was admitted to the Freedom of the Cutler's Company, 1794. The latter had a son
  • John, apprenticed to a razor maker, 1811.
• 3. Christopher apprenticed to a Scissorsmith 1782, and admitted to Freedom of the Cutler's Company, 1796.

The following was supplied by Reginald Hulley of Sheffield, and at present unattached to our group.

John Hulley of Sheffield, born 1848 and had children:

• a) Richard, born 1899
• b) Reginald, born 1901
• c) John, born 1903
• d) William Leslie, born 1906
• e) Cyril, born 1909

From letters in my possession, one establishes that Richard William HULLEY, the 1820 Settler, had a brother Joseph - a Cutlerer by trade - of Kimberworth Top, Rotheram, Sheffield.

General Notes:

Various documents contributed to this compilation of Family History. Gedcomm files from John Perfect - many of his sources are listed in individual notes - formed the basis for this compilation.

Margaret Peverett posted me a document with the Name "Mrs SH Hulley" written on the cover and quoting it as being the 5th edition 1956 by FE Hulley.

I have used this information, added new information and corrected that which I knew to be inaccurate or missing.

anyone can contact me to add new information or correct anything that might be inaccurate.

Miles MA Harvey

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The Hulleys of the 1820 Settlers.

https://hawley.one-name.net/getperson.php?personID=I217&tree=Hawley

Father Nicholas HAWLEY, b. Abt 1540, YORKSHIRE
Married 5 Nov 1565 Bradfield, Yorkshire
wife not named

Family Katheren MYCHELL, b. Abt 1565, d. Mar 1636/37, Bradfield, (Age ~ 72 years)
Married 8 Nov 1586 Bradfield, YORKSHIRE [1]
John Halley and Kathren Mychell maryed ye viiith day of November (1586).
Children

	1. Raphe (Halley) HAWLEY,   b. 1587, Bradfield, 

	2. John (Halley) HAWLEY,   b. Abt 1590,   d. Mar 1593, Bradfield,  (Age ~ 3 years)

	3. Genet HAWLEY,   b. 1593, Bradfield, 

	4. Margret HAWLEY,   b. 1597, 

	5. Francis HAWLEY,   b. 1600, Bradfield, d. Jul 1683, Bradfield, (Age 83 years)

	6. Thomas HAWLEY,   b. 1603, Bradfield,   d. Jun 1603, Bradfield, YORKSHIRE (Age 0 years)