Person:Richard Hulley (1)

Richard and Ann were 1820 settlers. Arrived on the ship Stentor as members of Richardson's Group. They landed at Algoa Bay (now Port Elizabeth) with their four children Richard Brangan, Ann, Sarah and Francis Turner and settled in the Clumber area of the Albany District on the farm "Claxton". Richardson's Party, sailed aboard Stentor from Liverpool on 13 January 1820 and arrived in Table Bay on 19 April 1820 and then transferred to the HM Store Ship Weymouth and arrived at Algoa Bay on 15 May 1820. N.B. his age is given in burial register as 99 yr 10 mo, but this is incorrect (94 ys 10 mo). There is no gravestone for Richard in the Cradock cemetery. Cutler's apprentice 1797. Richard and Ann had 9 children

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1. ↑ Methodist Parish Registers "Cradock Methodist Church Register of Burials. Rev E Gedye."
2. ↑ Aged 34. Arrived in Table Bay on 19 April 1820 and then transferred to the HM Store Ship Weymouth and arrived at Algoa Bay on 15 May 1820.
3. ↑ I the undersigned Adam Kok Chief of the Griqua Nation hereby grant a farm in the above named district to Richard Hully subject to bona fide occupation and to an annual [unreadable] Rent. Given under my hand and seal on the twenty second day of July 1866