Researching the ancient Hulbert family

[jclifford]

I am trying to create a reliable and properly sourced ancestral tree for 16th century Hulberts/Hurlbatts/etc and would welcome advice and contributions, particularly with respect to:

1. what is/are the most plausible/reliable online family trees for early Hulberts?

2. what resources are available apart from the following (which I am already aware of)

The National Archives at Kew
Wiltshire and Swindon Archives (and other counties - Surrey, Hampshire etc)
Kington Baker papers at Society of Genealogists
Hulbert Jackson papers at Portsmouth City Library
other papers at SOG: Swaynes of Wiltshire, Redmans of Halfway House
Books: Monumental Inscriptions of Wiltshire by Phillips, A History of St Bartholomew Church in Corsham  by Brakspear
various Heralds Visitations, Stowe MS 677 (British Library), publications of Wilshire History Society

3 any information about the original manuscript or subsequent transcriptions of Henry Carlton Hulbert's "The Hulbert Family 1305 - "  Microfilm 908504 Item 4 in Family History Library Utah.  I have found one transcription by Arthur C Hulbert on a family tree on RootsWeb by Gene Perkins

[catfordcrooner]

Ancestry has lots of records for Hulberts in Wiltshire

[warncoort]

Q 1,None,you need to research your own tree.
Q 2,Wiltshire OPC.

[robertphoenix]

I have been using this link as of late. So far I have only gone back six generations of Hulberts, to Gifford's father Gifford (b. 1707)
https://familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bgivenname%3Agifford~%20%2Bsurname%3Ahulbert~%20%2Bbirth_place%3A%22wiltshire%2C%20england%22~