| Henry Hulse and Alice Doyle
marry
1864 |
On September 8, 1864, 
Henry Hulse married Alice Doyle
in Lloydtown. They had six children over the next ten years: Thomas H.
born 1865, Mary Jane (a.k.a. May Hulse) born 1868, Arthur H. born
1869, Bartley born 1870, Alice A. and Walter born 1874, and Henry Hulse Jun.
born in 1875. Both Thomas and Arthur died as toddlers.Historical summary: 1860's |
| Henry runs Schomberg Hotel
1868-1877 |
After farming for two years, Henry moved to Schomberg. His brother
John had died at sea in 1868 and Henry took over the management of his
hotel. It was likely located on Main Street, on which he owned 6 acres
of mostly pasture, a house with a barn with several carriages, wagons and
farm implements including a fanning mill. He was employing three staff.
He continued running the hotel for ten years.
 Henry's mother Mary and Alice's mother Jane both remained in Lloydtown in the 1870's. Historical summary: 1870's |
| At Royal Hotel, Newmarket
1878-1881 |
After a further year of farming, Henry moves the family to Newmarket where he takes charge of the Royal Hotel and remains there for four years, plus one year privately in town. |
| At
Paisley House, Orangeville
1883-1889 |
The Hulses spent nine years in Orangeville; seven of them
at the Paisley House. Henry's daughter Mary Jane, or May as her family
knew her, met and married Henry Holtorf 
there, beginning a mysterious and yet unconfirmed adventure resulting in
Henry Holtorf's untimely death in the United States. At least that's how
the story goes.
Historical summary: 1880's The Hulses, Henry and Alice, and children
Barkley and Alice move on to Toronto |
