William Hull

[trish1120]

NOBLE Hull (female) Baptised 01 Feb 1807 same Church as WM 1798, Mother ANN Hull

Now a Noble HULL marries Henry Arthur HOBBS, 5 April 1851 Cheltenham and names a Father as WILLIAM Hull, Stonemason (false I think)

1861 she is Noble Hobbs born c 1809 Uckington
1871 Mary Hobbs 1811 Uckington
1881 Mary Noble Hobbs 1807 Uckington
1891 she is NobEL Hobbs, Widow, Aunt, with the Harris Family in Cheltenham.
Age is wrong born c 1858 (33), image is 83 (1808)
She dies 1901

So this looks to me she the MARY Hull visiting with William/Trinity in 1851 Census, so Williams Sister!

[skosh]

 Trish 
Thank you for your reasearch it does look like Nobel is also known as Mary and I think you are right and that she is Williams Sister.
They seem to like some unusual names Grinate!! Never heard of that before.

Your help is much appreciated

[skosh]

Me Again Trish
Thinking about your reasearch.  You thought William Hull named as father of Nobel was incorrect.
Any reason why ?  It could be correct and that Nobels brother William could have been named after their father Father. What do you think?
Regards

[skosh]

Hi Trish

Sorry my brain not working Grinate must be Trinity of course!  Her name has been interpretated as Frimly on one census  I should have realised, but it is after midnight (thats my excuse) so I think I should give it a rest for now.

Thanks again

[Victor Harvey]

Hi skosh,
I have now checked burials in Cheltenham for St Mary, Holy Trinity, St Peter & All Saints and found nothing. I note that William HULL was resident in Leckhampton, Cheltenham on the 1861 Census, but I've drawn a blank there.
Elmstone Hardwicke falls within the Cheltenham Registration district and will check the burial records there next week.
Victor

[skosh]

Thank you Victor
It seems that he his an illusive character but thank you for all the trouble you are taking.

Regards SKOSH

[Victor Harvey]

Hi skosh,
Source: Glos Archives (GA) PFC 137 IN 1/10 2, St Mary Magdalene, Elmstone Hardwicke, Burials:-
William HULL of Elmstone Hardwicke buried 16th September 1867, aged 69.
I had, originally, checked the PRs on A******y, but their record lists the year as 1866, but same date. Obviously a transcription error.
There is NO sign of a burial for Trinity at Elmstone Hardwicke or on A******y. Maybe she remarried?
Victor

[skosh]

Would like to thank everybody who posted in answer to my request.  Particularly Victor who has has done quite a lot of research.  I think I have gone as far as I can at the moment so will close this topic
Thank you All
Regards Skosh