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Re: HULTON, George, b.1830, England>d. 1895,Ohio

RussellBaron — 2009-08-20 19:34:22Z

Hello, I am the grandson of Russell F. Hulton. I am still trying to locate George Hulton (1895) to England. Did anyone ever find more info... I see that its been a while since anyone posted any info. Thanks

Russell Baron

Hulton family from County Westmeath, Ireland, from 1790 to 1870.

MichaelERonayne — 2009-01-26 03:05:30Z

I am searching for any information on members of the Hulton family from County Westmeath Ireland for the time period from 1790 to 1870. Here is what I have on an Edward Hulton, who I strongly suspect is my wife’s great-great-grandfather.

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/displaycatalogu...
EDWARD HULTON
Born FARAPILAGH, Westmeath
Served in 2nd Foot Regiment
Discharged aged 43
Covering dates 1823-1845

Note that there is no such place name as “FARAPILAGH” in Westmeath or anyplace else for that matter. This is most likely the Barony of Fartullagh, which is different by three letters from the spelling in the military records. In the Barony of Fartullagh there is only one town by the named Rochfort Bridge, which is also one of the four post offices in the barony. I will focus on the town and three remaining post offices.

I estimate that the Edward and Elizabeth Hulton in whom I am interested were married in 1845 and had five children (that I know of) who all were born in County Westmeath Ireland. In 1861 or possibly 1860, Elizabeth Hulton and her five children immigrated to New York City without Edward who may have died in Ireland. The names and birth dates of the five children were:

Catharine Hulton, born 1845
Garret Hulton, born 1846
Jeremiah Hulton, born 1847
Edward Hulton, born 1848
Patrick Hulton, born 1851

Here are some banking records from 1868 which establish County Westmeath Ireland as the origin of Elizabeth and her son Jeremiah. Elizabeth gave her birth date as 1818 but I don't have her maiden name.

Source: New York Emigrant Savings Bank
Name: Elizabeth Hulton
Record Type: Transfer, Signature, and Test Books
Transaction Date: 14 Dec 1868
Estimated Birth Year: 1818
Birth Country: Ireland
Other Birth Location: Westmeath
State: New York
Microfilm Roll Number: 11
Account : 68506

Source: New York Emigrant Savings Bank
Name: Jeremiah Hulton
Record Type: Transfer, Signature, and Test Books
Transaction Date: 14 Dec 1868
Estimated Birth Year: 1847
Birth Country: Ireland
Other Birth Location: Westmeath
State: New York
Microfilm Roll Number: 11
Account : 68506

Griffith’s Valuation of Ireland was conducted from 1848 to 1864 with the valuation of County Westmeath made in 1854. The surname Hulton only appears twice in Griffith’s, once for an Anne Hulton of County Down and the other for a Michael Hulton of County Westmeath.

[Broderbund Family Archive #188, Ed. 1, Index to Griffith's Valuation of Ireland, 1848-1864, Internal Ref. #1.188.1.6773.1]
Individual: Michael Hulton
County: Westmeath
Parish: Rathconnell
Location: Killynan (Cooke)

The Hulton surname is extremely unusual in Ireland, with only two occurrences out of over one million entries in Griffith. So why do we have a cluster of Hulton’s in County Westmeath? The Irish estate of the Hulton family of Hulton Park was located in Bryanstown in Westmeath. It was quiet common for the British landed gentry to dispatch the younger sons, who didn’t inherit, to Ireland to manage the family estates. While in Ireland some sons married Irish girls and went native. In addition to managing the remote estates, another acceptable career for the secondary sons was the British military. The following two links establish the connection between the Hulton’s of Hulton Park and Westmeath.

Townships - Little, Middle and Over Hulton
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=52994

Lancashire Record Office: Records Search
http://archivecat.lancashire.gov.uk/dserve/dserve.exe?dsqIni...

The British national archives holds additional information on the Hulton’s of Hulton Park.

Hulton family, baronets, of Hulton Park
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/subjectView....

I am ordering documents from the British Archives and have a lot more research before I can establish that the Edward Hulton discharged in 1845 is or is not the Edward Hulton I am looking for. I would be extremely interested in information on any Hulton’s from County Westmeath.

Michael Ronayne

Re: James Hulton

btsyapyn — 2008-05-17 12:37:47Z

Thank You, please email me directly at BtsyAPyn@aol.com so that we may converse more.

I had done some research about a year ago that lead me to 11 children.

We usually make it to the island every year to visit with the "family".

Thank You again for your response.

Betsy

Re: James Hulton

SheilaJohnston91 — 2008-05-16 22:47:28Z

Hello Betsy,

Though I am not related to this family, I have been doing much research for another descendant of James Redmond HULTON of Wolfe Island, and while your story is very familiar, this is the first time I have heard that James and Mary Hulton had 11 children and I am curious of the source. My information includes the following 5 children:
John Henry Hulton, b. abt 1840, Ireland d. 13 Feb. 1881, Liverpool
Mary Ann Hulton, b. abt 1843, Gibraltar
Henry Hulton, b. abt 1849, Liverpool drowned off the Cape of Good Hope, 21 0ct 1867
Julia, b. abt 1852, Everton, Liverpool
Ellen, b. abt 1856, Liverpool
I have not seen the names Agnes, William, David, Margaret, Charles, nor Elizabeth for these parents. I also have never seen the mother, Mary, referred to as Mary Agnes.

Looking forward to hearing from you. I have recently connected with families of the siblings of James Redmond Hulton who remained in England and have many descendants.

By the way, I saw that you had posted a similar query about Ellen REDMOND. Ellen was the 2nd daughter of Lawrence (Laurence) Redmond, who was born in Ireland, Wexford, it is believed. Ellen mother's name is unknown. She had a sister, Kate, and two brothers that I know of.

Sheila J.
London, ON
CANADA

Hulton emigration

SueScott28 — 2008-04-07 08:43:41Z

I am searching for Thomas Hulton b.1840, Pilkington, Lancs. I now have him on every census except 1901 aged 54, where I can find his wife & some of his children but not him! I have his death aged 86, in Bucklow, Cheshire 1925. A chance conversation with a cousin has suggested that one of his daughters, Ada, emigrated to Canada (poss Australia but doubtful). She along with a son, Thomas, are the missing children in 1901 aged 20 & 16 respectively. Has anyone any links to Canadian Hultons who may be decended from Ada & poss. Thomas?

James Hulton

btsyapyn — 2007-05-25 21:59:04Z

Looking for any information on a James Hulton who was born in 1805 in Prestwick, Lancashire, England & died in 1871. I have that he married a Mary Agnes (unknown maiden name). They had 11 Children: Agnes, William, David, John, Margaret, Charles, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Henry, Julia & Ellen. Of these 11 I only have information on John - who married Ellen Redmond. John was born in 1838 in England & died Feb. 13, 1881 in Liverpool, England - buried at Anfield Cemetery, public plot 12,866. Ellen was born in 1842 in Ireland & died on Jun 4, 1883 in West Derby England and is buried in Ford Cemetery public plot SV.1109 - they had 5 children - Catherine, Emeline, John Henry, James Redmond, & Henry Alfred. It was my understanding that John & Ellen passed & the children were given to an Uncle who put them in an orphange. James & Henry came to Wolfe Island, Ontario, Canada & they lived with Peter McGrath & a Greenwood. I am a descendent of James Redmond - any help would be great appreciated. Email me at BtsyAPyn@aol.com.

Thanks
Betsy

Re: Jordan, John, and Isolda de Hulton

MNShuttleworth — 2007-05-11 11:24:44Z

Jordan de Hulton in 1253 claimed 8 oxgangs in Shevington and 30 acres in
Wrightington against Robert son of Robert de Hulton; Curia Regis R. 149, m.
19 d.
The descent of Jordan de Hulton's estates seems to be indicated in a plea
respecting his land in Wrightington in 1292. His sisters were Agnes wife of
Richard de Pierpoint, Almarica wife of Henry Whithoud, Ellen de Hulton, Eva
de Shuttleworth.

Re: James Hulton md. Susanna Warwick

2006-11-29 18:39:44Z

"Western Pa. Genealogical Society Quarterly, vol. 32, #4, 2006
pg. "Marriages & Deaths from The Preacher
10 Jan 1849-25 December 1850
abstracted by Suzanne M. Johnston
....offical newspaper of the Associated Reformed Presby Church in western Pennsylvania & was published in Pittsburgh...
inst/instant=in the same month...
pg. 32...
25 December 1850
Married
On Wednesday evening, 18th inst. by Dr. Pressly, James Hulton of Allegheny County to Susanna Warwick of Allegheny City...."
maybe try
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~njm1/tombs.htm
http://digital.library.pitt.edu/pittsburgh & site map & full text simple search
http://www.wpgs.org/
not my family

Re: Jordan, John, and Isolda de Hulton

2006-06-26 17:43:56Z

Hi Barbara, Would really like to communicate with you on the early Hulton family. Please email me when you have time. Regards, Deborah

HULTON

Rtuxford — 2006-04-19 09:03:27Z

Can anyone help me with family history/tree information about descendants or ascendants of the following?

Paul Hulton & Ruth Irene Tuxford, born 24 December 1891 at Tarentum, PA, USA, died 14 February 1942 at Braeburn, Pennsylvania, USA. Paul & Ruth married on 1 January 1913 in Tarentum, Pennsylvania, USA.

As I research my families widely, both for my own family tree purposes and as a gift to friends and their families, I would really appreciate any family tree and relevant research copies from anyone in any country who is researching the HULTON name, or perhaps some leads to already existing websites where this type of information can be found.

If anyone wishes to send me information, either a Gedcom or a file attached to an email would be very welcome. I would be quite happy to send anyone who requests it all the information I have in return. I run Legacy 6 as a genealogy programme on my computer
.

Thanks for your assistance, everyone.

Writings of Henry Hulton "Sketches"

GDPreston1 — 2005-12-26 17:37:10Z

Please contact me with any information: Neil L. York [Neil_York@byu.edu]

I am interested in locating an item written by Henry Hulton, father of Thomas Hulton Preston, the 1st baronet. According to Wallace Brown in his piece “An Englishman Views the American Revolution: The Letters of Henry Hulton, 1769-1776” Huntington Library Quarterly 36 (1972):2, Henry Hulton wrote “Sketches, with a View to Fix Right Principles in the Minds of Children, and Lead Them to Just Sentiments, and a Virtuous Conduct.” It is undated, but almost certainly dates from the 1770s or early 1780s. According to Brown, the “Sketches” were still in the family’s possession at that time. Is that still the case?

I ask, because I have been given permission by the Princeton University library to edit Henry Hulton’s manuscript “Account” of the American rebellion, now kept there. I also have access to the two volume Hulton letterbook at the Houghton Library, Harvard. I am trying to find out everything I can about Henry Hulton for the lengthy introduction I will compose as a lead-in to the transcribed text (essentially, on Hulton’s life, the navigation system and the customs service, and the setting in Revolutionary Boston).

Much—too much—about Hulton’s life is hazy to me at this point, particularly the early years. I have seen (and copied) the 1790 will, I know that the Hultons lived in Burcott before moving to Andover after they left Massachusetts, but I still feel I know little more than what the editors included in their introduction to Anne Hulton’s Letters.

I have just plunged into the project and will not be back in England until roughly this time next year. In the meantime, I would appreciate knowing whatever you can pass along.

Sincerely,

Neil L. York
Professor of History and Department Chair
Brigham Young University

Re: Writings of Henry Hulton "Sketches"

GDPreston1 — 2005-12-26 17:37:10Z

We have been able to locate a copy of the document in the Norfolk Record Office.

If you’re interested in ordering a copy, listed below is the appropriate information:

Manuscript, Sketches, with a view to fix right principles in the minds of children, and lead them to just sentiments, and a virtuous conduct, by Henry Hulton; includes verse, prayers and morale xhortations; nd; xerox copy; NRO ref. MC 36/139, 481X1.

The document is approximately 57 pages long. If you would like to order a copy of this document please note our copying charges which are available via our website (http://archives.norfolk.gov.uk). If you do order a copy of this item please also note that we will invoice you once the order has been completed and that we will require your postal address.

Gregory

Re: HULTSSON?

2004-12-26 13:44:08Z

Escribo desde Santiago de chile ... y no tengo idea de que se trata esta pagina web .... si desean comunicarse con migo ... por favor que sea en español

Re: Hultons of pa.

S_Ihrman — 2004-08-24 23:34:49Z

"Western Pa. Genealogical Society Quarterly, vol. 18, #2, Fall 1991-Book Reviews
pg. 60 "Beginning At A Black Oak: A Centennial History of Oakmont (Borough, Allegheny Co. Pa.) 1889-1989" by Edward B. Foote & Vance Gagetta..."was/in 1991" available $21.60 from Borough of Oakmont, Box 206, Oakmont Pa 15139 or phone office 412-828-3232
...Jonathan Hulton is the next early settler sketched.(1st was Michael Bright) He came to America from England c1815. His dau Ann md Adam, Michael Bright's youngest son..." not my family

Re: Hultons of pa.

S_Ihrman — 2004-08-24 23:34:49Z

"Images of America, Oakmont.(by) Vince Gagetta with...Calabrese,...Zentgraf &...Rogers.
2003 Arcadia Publishing. $19.99
pg. 10 A photo of Jonathan Hulton (poor quality but a photo)
Caption; "The name of Jonathan Hulton, one of the area's earliest settlers, certainly is well known in Oakmont since it graces both Hulton Road & the Hulton Bridge. The area north of Hulton Road once was called Hulton, as was a post office- Hulton was the area's first postmaster- & a railroad station. Oakmont became a borough in 1889. there was considerable support for naming the town Hulton."
pg. 9 "By 1834...only 15 people...the Hultons, the Lees & other early settlers...James Hulton, started his ferry service...RR began operating in 1853.
pg. 14 photo "James Hulton, operated a ferry from his home on the bank of the Allegheny River at the foot of what is now Hulton Road. Individuals were ferried across the river by rowboat while cargo & wagons were carried on a flatboat. Shown in this 1897 photograph are two female family members sitting in the porch while two men work nearby. The river is seen on the right"
pg 15 "In 1883, when Oakmont still was part of Verona" Just a tidbit for research purposes.
I do not see a family history nor a Leath. But I just noticed that the cover has 4 people in a rowboat. "A rowboat of Hulton's Ferry is shown transporting passengers across the Allegheny River. The ferry, operated by James Hulton, also used a flatboat that accommodated cargo & horse drawn wagons." So you should buy this book.

Re: Jordan, John, and Isolda de Hulton

2004-04-08 03:38:46Z

Hello

I was interested in your message. We have a "family tree" which starts off at the top with 'JORVETH DE HULTON' possibly around the time you mention. I don't have it with me at the present but should have it after Easter weekend. If you pick up this message, please feel free to contact me anytime!

regards
BARBARA SANDERSON (nee de Hulton)
New Zealand

Susan Johnson e-mail

CRodosta569 — 2004-03-07 23:10:07Z

Do you have Susan Johnson's current e-mail address? The one she posted, sjohnson-labnet@att.net, is no longer working.

Thank you-

Carolyn

NZ HULTON FAMILY

2004-02-16 00:13:15Z

WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANY HULTONS WHO ARE RELATED TO ME. I HAVE SEEN MY FAMILY TREE AND IT GOES BACK TO JORVETH DE HULTON (ABOUT 10TH CENTURY. MY GREAT GRANDFATHER LIVED ON TAVENUI, FIJI AND HE HAD A PLANTATION THERE CALLED "SONGULU". MY GRANDFATHER THOMAS WAS BORN OF A NATIVE WOMAN (ORIGIN A MYSTERY). WHEN HIS FATHER DIED THOMAS AS A BOY OF ABOUT TWO YEARS OLD WAS TAKEN TO ENGLAND TO BE RAISED THERE.
HOPING TO PICK UP ON SOME FURTHER ANCESTRY INFO.

George Hulton

2001-05-16 23:56:35Z

Susan,
Most definitely! George has been a 'brick wall' for me for some time now. Email me.

hulton name

2001-04-24 06:07:04Z

If anyone can send me any info on my surname, I would appreciate this. I think my ancestors came from Pensylvania. However I have just found out that my mane is dutch. Many thanks Julia Hulton, Liverpool England

Jonathan Hulton

2001-04-16 17:02:21Z

Walt, please e-mail me at:

dhines4466@earthlink.net

Hultons in PA

2001-04-16 16:58:40Z

Walt, please e-mail me at:
dhines4466@earthlink.net
Duane

Jonathan Hulton

2001-04-16 16:56:37Z

Walt, please e-mail me at:
dhines4466@earthlink.net

Mary Hulton

2001-04-16 16:27:19Z

I am a grandson of Mary Hulton. I have more information.

Contact:

dhines4466@earthlink.net

James Hulton

2001-04-16 16:22:51Z

Do you have an e-mail address?

Please advise,

Duane

James Hulton

2001-04-16 16:19:24Z

Please contact me at dhines4466@earthlink.net

Hultons

2001-04-11 08:12:01Z

Walt, I am trying to figure, if our paths have crossed in my life's twist and turns?
Are we cousins?
Please e-mail me at dhines4466@earthlink.net
Duane

leath hulton

2001-04-10 16:53:54Z

did leath hulton marrie walter roney and did she have two children james and mary if this is correct please e mail me at csrea@aol.com

jonathan Hulton

2001-04-10 16:34:20Z

rachel hulton married peter jones mary was born in 1823 mary married jacob hines their children are Hulton,Abe, Nickson,Jacob,William, Annie, Subina that is all the informationi have on the Hines

PA Hultons

2001-04-10 16:23:17Z

Is Jonathan Hulton of (ex-Hulton, PA)now part of Oakmont with the Hulton Ferry Bridge in your family tree? If Jonthan is, he was my Great, Great Grandfather and we are cousins.
Duane

Hultons

2001-04-10 15:46:09Z

The names you listed in your message are well known to me. Please, contact me at the above e-mail address.

Hultons

2001-04-10 15:39:59Z

My great grandmother Mary (nee Hulton) was the daughter of Jonathan Hulton, which the Hulton Ferry Bridge in Oakmont, PA was named.
My great grandparents were married in Hulton, PA, which was later annexed as part of Oakmont, PA. After my grandfather Abraham Lincoln Hines (aka Abe), born Jan 15, 1857, they moved to Port Bryon, Rock Island, IL where Nicholas Frank (aka Nick)and Jacob Hines (aka Jake) were born. Later they moved further west to Kimball, Brule Co., SD. Jacob died 07 Mar 1900 and Mary died 16 Feb 1905 and are buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Brule Co., SD
I hope that this information creates a match with your family.
Cousin (?) Duane

Jonathan Hulton

2001-04-10 15:23:28Z

My great grandfather Jacob Hines married Mary Hulton in Hulton, PA in 1875. She was the daughter of Jonathan and Ann (nee Nuttal)
and she had eight siblings (brothers and sisters). According to my information, they were married in Philadelphia, PA ~1815. Ann Nuttal's sister-in-law was, also, named Rachel, who was the wife of Peter James. This Jonathan and Rachel's parents were Jonatan and Mary (nee Taylor), who were married on April 9, 1792 in Lancashire, Parish of Dean, England.
If this information confirms with your family
Hi Cousin.

Jonathan Hulton

2001-04-10 14:31:07Z

Johnathan Hulton had two children Rachel and Jonathan Hulton Johnathan Jr. Moved to pittsburg pa. If you are related to my grand father please email me thank you Kenneth Hulton

PA Hultons

2001-02-02 15:28:49Z

Does anyone know the backround of Gertrude Hulton/Nugent? She was my grandmother.

Hulton Family

2003-06-03 19:49:02Z

Interested any known info re Margaret de Hulton
m. Thurston Gillibrand/Gyllybrond ca 1350-60s

HULTON's in Canada

2003-02-01 01:34:25Z

I don't know if anyone is searching for Hulton's in Canada, but I recently found references to the following in the National Archives of Canada. www.archives.ca

Western Land Grants 1870-1930
HULTON, Charlie
THOMSON, Andrew Hulton

Postmasters - Henry J. HULTON (Winnipeg)

These are not related to me.

I also found a couple of cemetery references in the London, Ontario region.
Medway/Decker Cemetery, London Township, Middlesex Co.,
HULTON, James William
infant son of Jack & Margaret (SMIBERT) HULTON, died Feb. 1947 (no age) in Tillsonburg.

St. John's Anglican Church Cemetery, Arva, London Township, Middlesex Co.
HULTON, Frederick B. 1886-1958, beloved husband of Mary A. TAYLOR 1886-1978 "At Rest".

Again, none of these are related to my Hulton family that I am aware of, but I have never seen the surname in the London area before and would be interested in hearing from anyone related to these people.

Hope this helps someone's search.
Regards,
Sheila Johnston
London, Ontario
Canada

HULTON, Benjamin England 1800s

Maureen67 — 2001-06-23 11:46:46Z

Looking for connection to Benjamin HULTON, b. 1820 Failsworth area of Manchester, Lancashire, England who m. Alice ALLEN 1843. They had 4 known children: William, Alice, Jane and Benjamin.
William m. Ellen HORROCKS and had 8 children: Benjamin, Alice, Mary, James, Alfred, Sarah, Elizabeth and William, Jr. b. 1885.
William Jr. m. Nahomi REYMOND in Montreal, Canada 1915.
If you think we've got a link, please email me directly at rmparker@gvtc.com. Thanks.

Hulton, Martha Pat,

oklatex — 2002-05-16 11:24:53Z

I have a Martha Pat Hulton married to an Ira Rutherford. They ended up in Cameron Parish Louisiana; but, I've no information on where they might have come from.

Thomas Hulton

SueScott28 — 2003-11-23 20:25:00Z

Seeking any info on Thomas Hulton born c 1840 Pilkington. 1881census, shown as Tho Hutton aged 41 yrs, living Wash Lane, Rose Bank, Prestwich, Cotton Mill Manager. Married to Elizabeth ? Children Catherine, Thomas, Elizabeth, Alice, Ada & Charles Henry (b.1889) married Evelyn MacDougall from Liverpool.
In 1901 Elizabeth is shown as head of household living Swan St, Wilmslow. No sign of Thomas. Last sighting 1892 in trade directory for Wilmslow as tobacconist, & on daughter Catherines marriage cert as Mill manager. If my Dad's failing memory was correct Thomas was still alive c 1925. I have yet to check.
Sue

HULTSSON?

JCarston — 2002-01-02 02:47:26Z

Nils Hultsson born 1760 Kalmar Sweden.
His wife was Caisa Ericsson born 1764

Their daughter Maria Nilsdotter Born April 24, 1786 married Carl Gustaf Lofgren on July 12, 1811 They had nine children.

I am trying to find info on Maria's family. Her parents. Anything would be wonderful.

Cheerfully
Jamie

Re: Hulton Family

karridwyn — 2003-11-07 06:19:01Z

Well they say three times is a chram. I recopied my notes and I copied them wrong. I went back to my original notes and saw my mistake. Margery de Hulton did marry Thurstan Gillibrand.

Gillibrand

Humphrey and Elizabeth Gillibrand
John and Margery Gillibrand 1286
John Gillibrand 1292
Roger Gillibrand 1356 sons Humphrey, Richard and Robert
Robert Gillibrand 1383
Thurstan Gillibrand (Edward III ) married Margery de Hulton daughter of Richard de Hulton
Hugh Gillibrand married Catharine de Sale
Thurstan Gillibrand 1448
Roger Gillibrand 1451
Nicklaus Gillibrand 1461
Charles Gillibrand 1501
Nicklaus Gillibrand 1536
Thomas Gillibrand died 1613
Thomas Gillibrand 1577-1648 married for his second wife Alice Damport their children were
1. Geoffrey
2. Ralph
3. Henry
4. Ellinore
5. Thomas
6. Alice married James Parcevall
7. Jane married Richard Whitehead

Ralph inherited Peel Hall and died in 1666with no issue.

De Hulton

South eastern end of Deane Parish, three estates Kenyon Peel Hall, Wharton, and Peel Hall known as Wychevies, near the Ellenbrook. Astley

John de Hulton 1301
Richard 1335 Wychevies, Peel Hall
Richard de Hulton child was
1. Margery who married Thurstan Gillibrand
Gillibrand Family inherited Peel Hall.

Again I am sorry for the mistake.

Regards,

Deborah Nouzovsky

Re: Hulton Family

karridwyn — 2003-11-07 05:42:40Z

I looked more into my notes. Peel Hall, Wychevies. Southeastern end of Deane Parish, three estates Kenyon Peel Hall, Wharton, and Pell hall known as Wychevies, near the Ellenbrook. (Astley)

John de Hulton 1301
Richard de Hulton 1335 Wychevies, Peel Hall
Richard de Hulton 1383 was married to Margaret daughter of Thurstan Gillibrand. Peel Hall passed to the Gillibrand Family. I don't know if this will help, but this is what I have.

Deborah Nouzovsky

Jordan, John, and Isolda de Hulton

karridwyn — 2003-11-07 05:09:09Z

Jordan , John, and Isolda de Hulton were at Sandypool, Bedford(Leigh), Lancashire from at least 1231 to 1259. Eve de Hulton married Henry de Shuttleworth and in 1329 they were granted a Coat of Arms. Thomas de Shuttleworth was at Sandypool in 1292. Any info on Jordan, John, and Isolda would be greatly appreciated. I am trying to figure if Jordan is a seperate person or whether he is Jorwerth(Iowerth) de Hulton.

Deborah Nouzovsky

Re: Hulton Family

karridwyn — 2003-11-07 04:49:20Z

I have a Margery Gillibrand that married a Richard de Hulton . They were at Peel Hall.

Deborah Nouzovsky

Hultons

S_Robotham — 2003-04-27 09:26:29Z

I am looking for info about my ggrandfather, James Hulton, born in Bolton Lancs in 1863. He married Alice Walker, and they had at least 2 children, Harold (b 1892) and Ethel (b1886).

George Hulton

SusanJohnson215 — 2001-06-22 12:31:21Z

My husband is also descended from George Hulton. He is working with someone from England to try and find out more about the family and where they came from. Let me know if you wnt to share info.

George Cunning

SusanJohnson215 — 2001-06-22 12:31:21Z

David,
Send me your email address and I'll send you what I have. My email address is sjohnson-labnet@att.net. Would you by any chance also be related to a George Hulton from Columbiana County, OH?
Susan
Susan

George Hulton

SusanJohnson215 — 2001-06-22 12:31:21Z

David,
Sorry about the screw up in the last message. I was getting my wires crossed. Are you also realted to George Cunning from Beaver County, PA?
Susan

New George Hulton Info

SusanJohnson215 — 2001-06-22 12:31:21Z

David,
Quite by accident I came upon the graves of George and Esther Hulton. A little surprising info. Her birthdate is listed as 1842, not 1840. His birthdate is listed as 1818 instead of 1830. I have also found a George Hulton who was christened in England in 1818. I am attempting to verify all three pieces of information.

There are also a couple of other Hulton graves in the same cemetery. Which of George's children are you related to?

My last message may have been confusing. In researching the Cunning side of my husband's family, I also came across the name Doll as related to George Cunning. Are you related to them?

You asked me to email you, but I don't have your email address. Mine is sjohnson-labnet@att.net. Look forward to hearing from you soon.