- william appleby died in mine about early1900 s -- william appleby, 06:15:24 11/12/08 Wed
Im looking for old family names are appleby- or paul or lawrence from cambelton wales william appleby died in a mine cave in he was married to lotte paul they had two children names dorren -and fred any help thak you paul
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- Appleby's Kirk Langley / Kirkby In Ashfield Notts -- Angela, 13:53:27 08/24/08 Sun
I have linked my family to Kirk Langley,Debyshire My Grandfather Arthur was born in Kirk Langley, his father Edward married an Emma Bull from Kirk Langley in 1866, Edward was born in Yeldersley in 1847, as yet I do not know his father's name for sure it could be James married possibly to a Sarah or a Maria. Arthur married twice once to Ann Henstock then to my Grandmother Gertrude Robinson in Derby moved to Kirkby In Ashfield, Notts had 10 or more children.
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- APPLEBYS IN NORTHUMBERLAND -- David Appleby, 12:56:21 12/05/02 Thu
I have just started research on my Appleby connections in Northumberland. My Grandfather was Wilfred Appleby b1892, Great Grandfather William Appleby b1863 (owned Smallburn Farm in Longhorsley). Great Great Grandfather was also William Appleby b1817 in Kirkwhelpington, his wife was Ann ? b1824 in Stannington. Do not know what Anns maiden name was or any information before William Appleby b1817. Does anyone here have any links with my info?
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- APPLEBY FAMILY, SUNDERLAND, DURHAM -- Lucinda Appleby, 21:56:05 10/24/04 Sun
Hi there,has anyone got any links to a JAMES HIND APPLEBY he married a JANE GRAHAM in june 1849 having at least two children, they may well be more! The children i've found are twins, WILLIAM GRAHAM and a JAMES BERRY they were born in 1852.JAMES married an ISABELLE MADALIN dont know her maiden name yet!Their child was a JAMES BERRY but he died when he was 12..WILLIAM GRAHAM APPLEBY is my great,great, great grandad.He married an ANNIE ELIZABETH IN 1873 his kids were FREDERICK GEORGE, LILIAN , THOMAS P and a SIDNEY H APPLEBY...has anyone information about them...thanks LUCY
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- William APPLEBY bn 1823 -- Bruce APPLEBY, 14:54:17 10/14/04 Thu
Most of my Appleby history is from India. I'm trying to trace where they came from and the only hint so far is that William APPLEBY who was born 1823 was a gardener at a park in Leeds Yorkshire and that his father was Thomas. Thin I know but it might tie in with somebody elses APPLEBYs
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- William Hedley Appleby -- Kevin Appleby, 00:25:54 08/24/04 Tue
information required on second marriage of william hedley appleby to elizabeth welch.his second marriage at st barts salford lancs. both ages given as 31.her father james carmody musician shown as dead.
thanks kevin
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- Relatives of Arthur Appleby -- Kate Chandler, 19:24:09 08/20/04 Fri
My Grandfather Arthur Leslie Appleby was born in County Durham in 1918 to a Thomas and Minnie? Appleby. He lived in Cockfield as a child and had 2 brothers - Harry and Bobby - and 5 sisters - Muriel, Doris, June, Margaret (Peggy) and Miranda (twin of Peggy).
My family tree currently stops at Thomas and I would love for it to go back futher if anybody can help me. My Grandfather lost contact with his family as a young man and so it would be nice also to get details of the descendents of his brothers and sisters. We know that Miranda is now my Grandfather's only surviving sibling.
Please contact me if you have any information. Thanks.
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- Charles henry Appleby -- Charles W Appleby, 10:41:56 08/09/04 Mon
Hi,
I am tring to find my back round I was born to Robert Charles Appleby and Mary l Appleby(risch). I grandpa was Charles H Appleby sr. They lived in warwick RI. please help
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- Catherine APPLEBY & James BIRCH -- Greg Baldwin, 03:21:26 02/24/01 Sat
Trying to find parents of Catherine APLLEBY who married James BIRCH. Details as below:
Descendants of Catherine Appleby & James BIRCH
1. James BIRCH 10 Jan 1808, Kingston on Hull, Saint Mary, Yorkshir, (son of John BIRCH and Margaret SPOUSE (maybe SPOURS)) m. 25 Dec 1831, Catherine APPLEBY.
Children:
2. i Charles BIRCH 12 June 1833, Kingston Upon Hull, Holy Trinity, Yorkshire.
3. ii Emma Appleby BIRCH 26 Nov 1838, Kingston Upon Hull, Holy Trinity, Yorkshire.
4. iii James BIRCH 17 Feb 1842, Kingston Upon Hull, Holy Trinity, Yorkshire.
Can anybody help me?
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- Applebys of Old Lyme, CT and Brooklyn, NY, USA -- Mary-Agnes Bornhoeft, 16:44:26 06/30/04 Wed
John F. APPLEBY was born in Old Lyme, Connecticut in 1822 and died there in 1896. He was married to Emily S. ROBBINS, born 1825, also of Old Lyme, on August 1, 1841 by the Rev. D.S. Brainard. The 1850 US Census reveals that John F. APPLEBY's occupation was "farmer" and that he and Emily had several children at that time: John Henry (my great-great grandfather) b. 1843; Harriet, b. 1845; Nelson, b. 1848; and Martha, b. 1849. Further research reveals children born after this date, several of whom died young.
John H. APPLEBY fought in the Civil War as a private in Co. C of the 26th Regiment of Connecticut Volunteers. He enlisted on Aug. 29, 1862, and was honorably discharged on Aug. 17, 1863. John H. APPLEBY married Annie GILL, b. 1844 in England, in Old Lyme in either January or June of 1865. Their first child, Margaret APPLEBY, my great-grandmother, was born in Old Lyme on Nov. 1 in either 1865 or 1866. At some point John moved his family to Brooklyn, NY and worked as a fireman. They had at least three other children: Thomas; Edward, b. 1874; and Zoie, b. July 1, 1881 in Brooklyn. After Annie Gill APPLEBY died in Brooklyn on Nov. 29, 1887, John married Elizabeth, an Irish immigrant widow, on March 16, 1889. John died on Nov. 7, 1891 in Brooklyn. His second wife abandoned 10-year old Zoie, who was taken in by John's eldest daughter, Margaret, now married to English immigrant Henry FLETCHER, and who had three children of her own at this point.
Margaret APPLEBY and HENRY FLETCHER eventually had seven children, among whom was my grandmother, Margaret FLETCHER, born in Brooklyn in 1894.
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- Joseph Henry Applebee -- Wayne H Applebee, 03:12:44 06/27/04 Sun
Researching Joseph Henry Applebee native of Rowhedge Essex England. Married Mary Ann Matilda Wheeler at Mudgee N.S.W. Australia 27-10-1881.
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- Walter Lee Appleby in Jacksonville, IL, USA -- M. Liphard, 05:56:23 06/24/04 Thu
I am looking for my grandfather. All I know is that his name was Walter Lee Appleby and he either lived or was visiting Jacksonville, Illnois in 1899-1900. (My father was born in 1900; we do not know if his parents were married. My grandmother Clara Coffman would have been 17.) I did some research and found a Peter Appleby and a Robert Appleby living in Jacksonville around that time, but can not find any reference to Walter. It was a small town and he must have been related to them somehow. I remember being told that he came from England. Does anyone have any information??? HELP. Thanks.
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- Appleby's of LEEDS -- John Boden, 20:02:36 06/01/04 Tue
Appleby's of LEEDS
I'm trying to trace Joan, Shirley and possibly Douglas Appleby all born around the 1930's 1940's and children of Irene (known as Rene) Appleby. Who all lived in Leeds in the 1950's.
If anyone feels that they may have any information, no matter how small, I would love to hear from them.
(Please ignore the name mistakes in the previous message)
Thanks to all in anticipation of your reply.
Regards
John Boden
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- Information on my grandfather ROY APPLEBY, Ashland, KS -- Cindy Appleby, 02:47:42 05/17/04 Mon
I see that most of the Appleby clan comes from the England area, but if anyone has any information about the Appleby's that use to live in Kansas, could you help me out? My grandfather lived in Ashland Kansas for awhile, moved to Bolivar, MO and resided there until his death. He had a brother Pete Appleby and that's all I can remember. He married my grandmother Iona Mae Jarvis. They had 5 children, Robert, Tommy, Sherry, Anna and Joe. If you can help me in my search for information about my grandfather I would truly appreciate it.
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- searching -- elizabeth anne appleby, 18:56:45 05/09/04 Sun
does any one know what became of elizabeth anne appleby of north yorks did she marry, worked as a waitress in west row in 1935, please can you help
reply to andrea_dunn17@hotmail.com
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- John Appleby -- Ken Appleby, 08:04:45 03/25/03 Tue
I am trying to find out about my grandparents John Appleby and Elizabeth Mitchell and any of their ancestors. As far as I can determine they had 3 children, Ambrose, William (my father born April 1888 at Easington Lane, Durham, County Durham, England) and Dorothy. All of the children migrated to Australia, Ambrose and William to New South Wales and Dorothy to Victoria. Any help would be appreciated
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- appleby -- evelyn haubner, 17:15:56 04/29/04 Thu
looking for william appleby born 10/16/1842--charles appleby
born 6/22/1864 in rockland county, ny. father joseph born
1812--mother jane ellen van houten-born 1824. sisters mary anne. evelyn. grandfather william appleby--grandmother--mary ????. we are descended from mary anne appleby.
thank you for any info you may have.
evelyn
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- James and Jane Appleby of Ireland -- Marilee APPLEBY Tussing, 03:22:04 04/12/04 Mon
I am looking for James and Jane Appleby who had at least two sons, William Appleby b.1815 in Ireland and James Appleby b. 1826 in Ireland. The brothers were living in St. Louis, Missouri by 1850.
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- looking for Appleby's of Harraton( Fatfield) Co Durham -- flora cunningham, 17:35:01 04/13/03 Sun
my Applebys are
Grace b 1876 Harraton m Robert Toon
Parents
James b 1838 m Grace Ellerington
Parents
William b 1805 m Jane Lee
Parents
John b ? m Hannah Hall
This is a brief outline, I do have more detailed information
any help would be gratefully received
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- William Appleby & Rebecca Barry -- Barbara K. Jones, 17:49:50 12/19/02 Thu
John B. Appleby's parents are William Appleby and Rebecca Barry. John (sometimes shown with middle initial H) was born circa 1817 in Baltimore county, Maryland, and died 14-Sep-1898 in Litchfield, Montgomery Co., Illinois. First wife was Nancy H. Bridges, married 06-Oct-1842; 2nd wife was Eliza Saylen, married 06-May-1883. I am looking for more information on William Appleby and Rebecca Barry, who I believe were both from Maryland. Any help much appreciated with these folks. Thank you, Barbara
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- William Appleby Brown - 608 Squadron RAF Auxilary -- Colin Appleby, 18:14:59 03/13/04 Sat
William Appleby Brown born 13 Jan 1910 in Middlesbrough to James Brown and Elizabeth Alice Appleby.
William went to Russia in the 1930's and later in 1938 joined the Royal Air Force serving in Greece as a Fighter Pilot. In 1946 he became Station Commander 608 Squadron Auxilary at Thornaby-on-Tees, North Yorkshire.
His brother was was John Appleby Brown, Alderman of Middlesbrough and Chairman of the Teesside Health Authority in 1969.
The Brown Family owned a Shipping Company in Middlesbrough before and during WW2 called Lion Shipping Company.
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- Arthur Anthony Appleby born 1920 ... -- Colin Appleby, 13:46:40 02/09/04 Mon
I am looking for decendents of Arthur Anthony Appleby born 1920 at either Middlesbrough or Thornaby-on-Tees.
Generations in my family line for Arthur Anthony Appleby are as following:
Arthur Anthony Appleby born 1867 at Hurworth-on-Tees, killed at Dowlais Accident in South Wales 29 Jan 1893. Buried at Thornaby. Married to Ruth Brown. Had Son Arthur A. born 2 May 1983 at Thornaby-on-Tees, died June 1894 Thornaby-on-Tees. Buried with Father.
Arthur Anthony Appleby born 31 Jan 1877 at Darlington died Sept 1879 at Middlesbrough. Parents Robert Newton Appleby and Mary Carruthers.
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- Marriage Licences 1567 to 1628 Yorkshire .... -- Colin Appleby, 13:23:13 02/09/04 Mon
The following entries were found in Paver's Marriage Licences for Yorkshire for the years 1567 to 1628.
1598 Jane Appleby of Oswaldkirk,Widow married Christopher Thornton, Gent at Oswaldkirk or Kilburn.
1598 Michael Appleby married Elizabeth Smith od diocise of York at St Cuthberts York.
1598 Ann Appleby of Skelton married Richard Goodrick of Rocliff at Skelton.
1599 Edward Appleby married Cicely Tewpleye of Scarborough at Scarborough.
1599 Ann Appleby daughter of Alexander Appleby of Paull married Christopher Atkirk of Thorne, Gent at Thorngumbald, Paull or Preston.
14 June 1601 Anthony Appleby of St. Olave's York married Juliana Robinson of St Olave's Yorks at St Olave's.
1605 Christopher Appleby of Beningholme married Ann Stephenson daughter of Thomas Stephenson of Skirley parish Swine at Swine.
1610 Anna Appleby of Swine, Widow married Peter Carville of Paul at either.
1611 Jane Appleby of Humbleton married Brian Turner at Humbleton.
23 Nov 1618 Joanna Appleby of St Martins Conistreet York married John Normabell of All Saints, Pavement York at either church.
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- APPLEBY FAMILY OF POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI -- D. Schuman, 11:37:46 01/31/04 Sat
I am a decendant of MARTHA BELL APPLEBY-b.1880 in Missouri and she married a JAY RAY in Poplar Bluff, Butler Co., MO. Her father was WILLIAM HENSLEY APPLEBY- b.1846 in Wayne Co, now Butler co., MO and her mother was VIRGINIA L. C. KNOTT- b.1858 in OH. William's father was CHARLES C. APPLEBY- b.1823 in MO and mother was REBECCA SCOTT-b. 1828 in NC. Anyone with information on this family, please contact. Also- Jay and Martha moved to Oklahoma by 1904, then on to Lubbock,Texas after that. Hope to connect with some 'cousins' out there.
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- Applebee George and Sarah -- Brenda, 04:20:06 01/29/04 Thu
George and Sarah Applebee married 1909 in Nottingham. While in Nottingham they had a son George in 1909 and a daughter Edith in 1911 before moving to Chelmsford where Percy S was born in 1913. In 1916 at Woolwich Frederick E was born and in 1919 Ruby was born at Lewisham. Would anyone have any knowledge of this family and what became of them.
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- Alfred Appleby -- Malcolm Williams, 02:07:51 04/20/01 Fri
We are trying to validate information about Alfred APPLEBY, b 12 Aug 1833 London ENG (parents Charles APPLEBY and Hannah DAKIN), married ca 1853 (ENG?)to Avis Ann MATTHEWS before emmigrating to Australia in that year. We have no certification of Alfred's birth or marriage, nor do they appear on the IGI. We do not have easy access to St Catherine's House records.
Alfred & Ann departed Southampton ENG 10 Jul 1853 aboard the "Ellenborough" bound for Sydney.
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- Appleby in Australia -- Robyn Pike, 23:30:13 01/16/04 Fri
I am a direct descendant of Thomas Alfred Applebly and Sarah Matthews. Sue Williams has a messeage on Search Line and I would like her to contact me. email: rjpike11@hotmail.com
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- APPLEBY of Lincolnshire -- Jennifer MacPherson, 23:35:37 07/29/03 Tue
Ann Appleby, my gt. grandmother, was born in Stewton Lincolnshire in 1855 and married George BRUMPTON in 1872. She was the daughter of Frances Appleby, born Grimoldby about 1820, to John Appleby, Cottager, born South Cockerington and his wife Ann. In 1841 the family were living in Stewton. Frances married William FIFE in 1861.
I would like to know more about these individuals and hope someone can make a connection.
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- Appleby of Channel Islands -- Adele Draginda, 19:47:17 12/31/03 Wed
Has anyone researched the family of Henry Arthur APPLEBY of St. Andrews, Guernsey, Channel Islands? My great-aunt, Ada Mary BURNETT, married Henry (called Harry) November 22, 1899 in Freemantle, Hampshire, England. Henry's father was a William APPLEBY. Both were gardeners and residents of St. Andrews, Guernsey, C.I. (given as Henry's birth place in parish marriage information). Ada and Henry (Harry) appear on the 1901 census for Guernsey, C.I. as well as their first born son, William (b. about November 1900). They had two more sons whose names I do not know. From a 1919 photo there appears to be 6-8 years between William and the second son and 2-4 years between the second and third son. I am interested in any bits of birth/marriage/death information that anyone may be able to provide on this family.
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- William Appleby of Yorkshire -- Pam van Rensburg, 19:46:05 12/11/03 Thu
I am trying to find out more about William Appleby who married Mary Nesom in Yarm, 1773. I think they had five children.
Pam van Rensburg
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- ADOPTION -- Marjorie Mahony, 05:06:52 11/01/01 Thu
Hello to you all.
I am searching for my birth mother..
I was born as Lesley Appleby on 6th September 1964 at Gates Head (that is the district where the birth was registered).
I was later adopted by Miriom (Moores) and Francis Henry Mahony at the Evesham county court on the 16th July 1965, then lived at evesham until we moved to Australia some years later.
My mother was only 14 when i was born,her first name i dont know, only that she would have been born about 1950-51 and would be approx 50-51 today.
I am desperate to find my mother can anyone help....
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- Joseph Appleby - Durham Light Infantry -- Tony Woodhouse, 16:05:06 10/06/03 Mon
Hello to all Appleby's
I'm looking for any information on a Joseph Appleby lived circa 1890s - 1940s and who served in the 9th Battalion of the Durham Light Infantry throughout the Great War. He remained in the battalion as a Sergeant until at least the 1930s.
Any help would be much appreciated
Tony
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- ARO/AE31 -- Sheila McOnegal (nee Partridge), 01:35:01 11/27/03 Thu
Charles Edward Appleby was a brother of my grandfathers John William Appleby, two of the 13 children born to John William Appleby and Mary Jane Woodhouse. Charles was married to Eleanor(Nellie) and they had ( I think) 4 sons and 1 daughter. The sons were named Reggie, Raymond, Kenneth(who was killed in the war ) and Denis. Kathleen was brought up by her aunt until she was about 16 or so. In the 1940s Uncle Charlie and Auntie Nellie ran a trucking business, which was later run by their son Denis. Hope this is of some help.
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- ARO/AA62 -- Sheila McOnegal (nee Partridge), 23:09:48 11/28/03 Fri
Edward Appleby and Jane Lofthouse had a son John Lofthouse Appleby, born 1880 at Washington, Northumberland. This was taken from the Family Group Recods. Hope this is of help to you
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- Thomas and Eleanor Appleby (about 1744) -- Sheila McOnegal (nee Partridge), 01:11:05 11/25/03 Tue
Does anyone have any info on Thomas and Eleanor both born at West Tanfield, Yorkshire, England about 1774. They had 5 children named William, Thomas, Jane, Anne and Christopher
Hope someone can help, Thank you
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- JOSEPH APPLEBY -- Daphne Eyers, 16:46:08 06/04/03 Wed
Further to my earlier message :- according to 41, 51 and 71 censuses for Hackney Joseph was born about 1811/12, in Warwickshire at Moreton/Marton/Meriden? (difficult to decipher and the county was spelt Warrickshair). When some of his children were baptised his name was given as George and on his death certificate his name was William Joseph!
On the IGI there is a Joseph Appleby b.25-3-1812, bp 11-6-1813 at St. Phillip's, Birmingham, son of Samuel and Hannah. They also appear to have had 3 other children - William (bp 5-10 1809), Sarah (26-12-1814) and George (27-7-1818). There is a marriage for Samuel Appleby and Hannah Worrall at All Saints, West Bromwich on 7-1-1805 and a baptism for a Samuel at St Matthews, Walsall, parents Humphrey and Sarah. While Joseph and his wife Margaret did not name any of their children Samuel or Hannah they did have a Sarah, William and George.
There is also a baptism for a William Appleby, 25-1-1813, at Saint Martin's, Birmingham, parents James and Maria, who also appear to have had children Clarinda and George.
Does anyone know anything about these families that may help me decide if either Joseph or William is my 2xgt grandfather? In 1835 my Joseph married Margaret Hutchins at Shoreditch and lived the rest of his life in the Hackney area.
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- Applebees of Houston Co., Minn/Genoa, Wisc. -- Marshall Townsend, 04:26:38 09/22/03 Mon
Seeking information on William and Mary Applebee who lived in Houston Co., Minn. around 1856. Both were born in England. They had a son George who married Louisa Jane Srouf and later moved to Genoa: Vernon Co., Wisc. Please contact me at: martown@aol.com
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- Arborfield Berkshire 1851 - Thomas and William Appleby -- Evelyn Wilcock, 09:04:42 09/09/03 Tue
The 1851 Berkshire Census now transcribed and indexed on disk shows a widow Jane Appleby in Arborfield whose husband, recently dead, had been the Parish Clerk. Does anyone recognised this family?
Jane Appleby Head 70 widow - husband just died Parish Clerk (she was) born Wokingham
Margaret Hall Dau widow 39 born Arborfield
Jane Appleby 36 Dau U born Arborfield
Who was the husband and was he related to the William Appleby b. Doncaster 1806 who in 1851 was a House Steward at Arborfield Hall. I am researching the family of this William.
I assume the dead parish clerk was Thomas whose marriage to Jane Marlow 19 Dec 1803 is on the IGI, as are baptisms of their children.
Any information would be gratefully received.
Evelyn Wilcock, London
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- Thomas Appleby warwickshire -- Ray Jolly, 18:33:13 06/01/03 Sun
Thomas Appelby/Applebee age 25/28 married Ann Banks 1853 Haggerston London,He was from "Warwickshire" Fathers name John. There are several Thomas's that it might me, I am trying to find out which one is the right one.
Anyone got any info that might be of use.
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- Michael Appleby - Cordwainer of Darlington circa 1600's ....... -- Colin Appleby, 17:07:28 09/05/03 Fri
Extracts from The Leather Industry from c. 1600 Darlington County Durham by Gillian Cookson.
The 1574 agreement, periodically reaffirmed with a free dinner of the company, was signed by master cordwainers and by one representative of the curriers. In 1698 nine cordwainers signed or made their mark: Thomas Hall, Christopher Steadman, Joseph Simpson, William Perkin, John Trueman, Robert Weemes, John Wilson, Michael Appleby and Robert Brownless, along with the currier Robert Hall and the borough bailiff Richard Hilton. There were only six signatories in 1710 and 1711, Weemes, Simpson and Appleby as before, along with John Loftus, William Lainge and Lawrence Ridsdale, with Thomas Hall for the curriers.
Many of the apprenticeships recorded involve pauper children being trained in a leather trade. George Belwood'
a poor child', was bound for seven years in 1699 to Benjamin Clink, cordwainer, the master being threatened with a penalty of £5 should he fail to perform his duty. A widow's son, Christopher Nesham, was sent to Michael Appleby, cordwainer, in 1701 under threat of the same penalty.
Is there anyone researching the Appleby Family of Darlington, County Durham for this period.
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- Thomas APPLEBY -- Judith Heald, 11:40:15 07/05/03 Sat
Has anyone got any NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Applebys in their tree? I am trying to trace a THOMAS Appleby (1830/1)(Lace Maker) who had a daughter Jane Birch Appleby. She married into the TUTIN family and they used APPLEBY as a middle name on several occasions.
I think THOMAS also had a son JAMES (1851/2)
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- Anna Appleby Bookhout / Buckhout -- Jana Robertson, 23:20:07 02/24/01 Sat
Looking for any Appleby that may have been in the Fishkill, Dutchess County, New York area late 1700's. According to the IGI Anna Appleby married John Buckhout / Bookhout March 4, 1784. This Anna was buried July 30, 1841 Marble Cemetery Fishkill, NY. This record states that Anna's birth was 1762 (I don't have the location of her birth). Does anyone have Appleby family that she might fit in to?
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- I am a Appleby, but dont know any of my relatives -- Montgomery Appleby, 14:03:22 01/21/03 Tue
My name is Montgomery Appleby, My fathers name is Steve Appleby(unknown) and his father was named George Appleby(deceased).. I was born in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada..I have no memories of meeting any other Appleby's that are related to me.. I have 3 young boys to continue (our) names. I, myself am 32 years old and live in British Columbia,Canada and would like to hear from anyone who may know something about about my family tree from the maritimes..I don't really have much to say because I really know little about my family tree, I have been told a little bit of this and alittle bit of that, something about a Barren, and other things that i cannot contest.. thats all, thank you all Montgomery Appleby
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- George W Appleby -- Tammy Schenekl, 04:08:41 07/07/03 Mon
Looking for info on a George W Appleby b:1799 in VT married "Polly" about 1820 in VT or NY. They had 4 boys, George L, Lorenzo, Joseph and Henry, and we think possibly 2 girls. Looking for info on Geo. W where he was born or who his parents are or what the real name of Polly is.
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- hello -- hollis appleby stevens, 02:06:31 06/13/03 Fri
I am the daughter of the late Robert Lewis Appleby who was the son of
Waldo and Nina Appleby of Massacusetts. Any information you have on the history of my family would be appreciated.
thank you
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- Mary Appleby married in 1843 Lowndes Co. AL to Benjamin B. Smith -- Barbara Waddell, 22:49:01 06/10/03 Tue
I am looking for the parents of Mary R. Appleby (dates unknown on her) but probably born in 1814-16, perhaps in Alabama. I feel like Richard and Mary Givhan Appleby maybe her parents; he was born Dec 30, 1792 in St. George Parish, Colleton Co. S.C. Can anyone help me out. Thanking you in advance. Barbara
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- Sheffield/Birmingham Appleby's -- David Appleby, 23:51:56 02/24/01 Sat
My Father Herbert Norman Appleby was born in Handsworth, Birmingham in 1900. His family was from Sheffield. His uncle Harry (not Appleby} being Lord Mayor of Sheffield in the 1950's
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- Adoption -- elizabeth anne appleby, 18:21:33 06/07/03 Sat
Looking for Elizabeth Appleby who had a daughter in 1936
in Scarborough.
Any information pleasse send to e-mail address
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- Where are you? and did she marry? -- Elizabeth Anne Appleby, 18:16:03 06/07/03 Sat
Does any one know what happened to Elizabeth Anne Appleby who worked as a Hotel Waitress in West Row, Scarborough in the 1930's. Desperate to find out
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- WILLIAM APPLEBY 1827 LANGTON YORKSHIRE -- Robert Appleby, 23:40:19 06/02/03 Mon
Iv"e managed to trace my family back to William who married Ellenor (no maiden name) in about 1850/1855 they had seven children,John,Robert, William, Adam, Eve, Wilson,and Teddy.They lived at Hunwick Lane Ends in 1881,and later William lived at Witton Park in 1901,any information on the family,thanks
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- Mary Augusta Applebee -- Joyce Wafford, 09:51:33 06/02/03 Mon
Looking for any information on my MARY AUGUSTA APPLEBEE. She was born about 1854, in Wellsville, Allegany County, New York. I do not have her parents names. She married ANSON ABRYAM ADAMS on February 24, 1879 in Hamilton, Van Buren County Michigan.
I know that they moved to Winlock, Washington and that they had a son, Ole A. Adams born May 23, 1892.
Then I have found them in Dawson, Alaska in 1900, during the Gold Rush. From there, they are no where to be found.
Their son, Ole, is found in Coos County, Oregon on the 1920 US Census, but I cannot find Augusta or Anson Adams at all.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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- Looking for information on John and Harriet (Exton) Applebyf -- Susan Larson, 12:05:05 05/30/03 Fri
I'm trying to research information on John and Harriet (Exton) Appleby who immigrated to the US from Osmotherly, England around 1890 with John Jr. and Elizabeth. They arrived in Donegal, Penna and Mark, Nellie, Joseph, Katherine, Maude and William, their other children, were born.
I know that John was a coal miner in England from around 1825. I realize this is sketchy information but any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Susan
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- info on Jane Appleby who married John Collett approx 1830`s -- R Garbett, 18:44:24 05/18/03 Sun
Jane Appleby married John Collett approx 1830`s.Jane is my grt grt grandmother, There daughter Sarah Ann was born in Birmingham 20/7/1858. Any information would be appreciated.
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- Liddle Appleby died 1844 Hurworth, County Durham. -- Colin Appleby, 03:52:47 12/22/01 Sat
Does anyone know who the parents of Liddle Appleby were or anyone who has any information on this entry in FreeBMD.
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- TOMAS APPLEBY - YORKSHIRE -- Barbara Thomas, 23:42:27 04/06/03 Sun
I am trying to find out more about my husband's grandfather, Thomas Appleby.
The 1881 Census shows him aged 8 living as a boarder with a Mr & Mrs Haycroft in Goathland, Yorkshire which is also his place of birth.
In 1901 he was living in Langar, Nottinghamshire, married to Margaret (nee Darlow) with a son Hector aged 10 months. Hector is shown as having been born in Norfolk so the family obviously moved about a bit. I do know that by 1914 they were living in the London area.
Does this ring any bells with anyone?
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- George Appleby, Master Thatcher -- Barbara Brownlow, 16:35:25 02/26/03 Wed
I require details of my grandfather, George Appleby, who was born in 1875, possibly in the Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk area. He had brothers: William, Tom and ?? and a sister, Kate. He married Rose Frost (from Buckinghamshire) in 1904 and they then lived in Copford and had 3 children, 2 girls, 1 boy. George was a Master Thatcher, working until he was in his 70's. I would like any information that would assist me to trace details of my great grandparents (even great, great!).
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- Appleby/Pearson Marriage of SC -- John Howell, 00:09:50 02/02/03 Sun
Any information on the Applebys that lived in Orangeburg District in SC in the late 1700s will be appreciated. James Appleby married mary Ann Pearson, daughter of Jesse Pearson.
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- Appleby's living in London 1871 -- John Pridham, 23:55:11 01/30/03 Thu
John Appleby married Julia Axton in London 1871. Children born:-Constance Edith 1873, Emily 1880,Grace 1884,Florence 1878,Herbert 1890. any connection ? let me know.
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- Joseph Appleby -- Daphne Eyers, 16:48:37 01/29/03 Wed
Joseph Appleby married Margaret Hutchins 7-6-1835 at St John the Baptist, Shoreditch. On 1851 Census his place of birth looks as if it could be Warwickshire, Moreton and on 1871 Census as if it could be just Warwickshire. From ages given he was born around 1811 and when his children were baptised he variously gave his name as Joseph or George. They lived in Hackney.
Does anyone have a family from Warwickshire that he could belong to and who perhaps moved to London in the early 1800s. He was a labourer.
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- appleby in suth west england -- alan appleby, 18:26:10 01/07/03 Tue
looking for ilnks to family fathers decendants from shepton mallet somerset marreid huxtable from bridgewater area moved to wales to work at docks cardiff
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- Applebys of west yorkshire -- jacqui, 17:05:49 12/28/02 Sat
I am researching my husbands family they are from the hampsthwaite area of west yorkshire.
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- CHARLES B. APPLEBY BORN IN IOWA -- Lonnie C. Appleby, 20:18:27 05/23/01 Wed
I am TRYING to find my great great grandfather's information. He was from Iowa (Poweshiek County, I believe) and had a son (Reno Bernard Appleby) born in 1890 in Poweshiek County. He married Mary Lang. He also had a son named Harold "Happy" Appleby. If anyone has ANY information on any of these people, I would be SO appreciative. I'm trying to figure out if I'm Irish, English or if I'm even capable of doing genealogy! :-)
Thanks for any and all help. Lonnie C. Appleby West Des Moines, Iowa, USA
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- Applebys of Westyorkshire -- Jacqui Appleby, 13:15:24 12/14/02 Sat
My name is Jacqui Appleby i am tracing my husbands family tree they were from the Hampsthwaite area of westyorkshire.
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- Appleby's in South Shields, Durham -- Angela Appleton, 13:55:55 11/24/02 Sun
Looking for information on William Andrew Appleby born in Leeds 6 August 1872 the son of William & Hannah Appleby nee Foster.
William married Alice Robinson also born in Leeds around abt 1874 they maried 12 March 1894 at St Mark's Church, South Shields.
They have two children that I know of Amy Majilton Appleby born 13 August 1894 in South Shields and William Andrew Appleby born 23 May 1901 also in South Shields.
Looking for more information on this family if anybody has a connection please email me.
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- James Edward Appleby -- Anita Appleby, 21:44:45 03/06/01 Tue
James Edward Appleby born 1844 Sherborne Yorkshire to parents George and Hannah Appleby, married Mary-Ann Gibson - her details and marriage date unknown. They had two childen - Catherine born Stockton-0n-Tees, Durham 1874 and George Thomas born Norwood, Surrey 1876. Mary-Ann died early when George was 3 years old and James remarried. Does anyone have any information regarding this family?
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- Appleby - Richmond, Gilling West, Yorkshire -- Lorraine Purcell, 23:01:25 11/10/02 Sun
My mother-in-law was DORENA MARY APPLEBY b. 1913
She had a twin EDWARD who died, one sister ETHEL b. 1917 who married THOMAS DUNN b. 1915 in 1939. She also had three brothers ROLAND(Roley) cannot find birth date at moment, LANCE(Lancelot) b 1912 and FRANCIS b. 1918 d. 1919. Her father THOMAS HENRY APPLEBY and mother ETHEL formerly HAYES married in 1908, but her mother died giving birth to Francis at the age of 29. Ethel did say that a MATTHEW and ANN GRIMALD? came to visit her some time ago, as Ann was the daughter of Lance and his first wife MOLLY.
If anyone could help me with my search, please let me know
.
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- Clyde Applebee -- rmcguire, 04:47:34 10/30/02 Wed
Looking for information on Clyde Applebee that married Hazel E McGuire around 1920 in Nebraska.
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- James Appleby -- Anita Appleby, 22:00:21 10/28/02 Mon
I am trying to find more information on my husband`s g.grandfather James Appleby. He was born in 1844 to George Appleby and Hannah Ritter in Sherburn, Yorkshire - one of 13 children. He married Mary Ann Gibson in 1871. Mary Ann was the daughter of Thomas Gibson and Cary Janson of Sedgefield, Co. Durham. Their daughter, Catherine Louisa was born 1874 Stockton, Co. Durham and their son George Thomas was born 1876 in Norwood Surrey. Mary Ann died 1881 Camberwell, Surrey and Catherine Louisa died 1883 Lambeth, Surrey. George Thomas was then reared by his maternal aunt Catherine Gibson. James trade was a grocer. It is here that I lose touch with James and don`t know if he remarried, stayed in Surrey or returned to Yorkshire or Durham. Does anyone have any connections to this family.
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- Appleby's of Rhode Island- Smith-Appleby House -- Constance Bowen, 14:24:31 10/21/02 Mon
I have been trying to do some reseach on the following family and I hate what they have done with Ancestry.com! My friend was born the daughter of Everett Appleby and Kathleen McElroy in Rhode Island and lived in the Smith Appleby House in Rhode Island as a child. Her grandfather was also named Everett Appleby and her grandmother Anne Gilligan. I am trying to find out who the first everett's parents were so I can trace the right line. Anyone have information on the Rhode Island Appleby's?
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- Arthur Appleby 1902 -1991 of Milwaukee, WI -- Linda Appleby, 02:09:47 09/09/02 Mon
I am looking for information on my Appleby family. I am Linda Appleby b. 1961
Father Russell Appleby 1926-1987 b. Milwaukee, WI
*Need info on my Parternal Grandfather Arthur Appleby 1902 - 1991 according to the SSDI. SS issued in WI. Location died? Born in England (?). Arthur's parents were George Appleby and Mary Reilley (Sp ?). Arthur Appleby married paternal grandmother Viola Fredericks of Watertown, WI in Milwaukee in 1925. She died in Milwaukee, Wi in 1932.
Can anyone help me with my Appleby family?
Thanks.
Linda Appleby
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- George Appleby/Hannah Ritter -- Anita Appleby, 04:06:19 04/23/02 Tue
I am researching George Appleby and Hannah Ritter. They had 5 children all born in Sherburn, Yorkshire.
Hannah - 1838
Harriet - 1840
Maria - 1841
George - 1843
James - 1844
James married Mary-Ann Gibson in 1871 in York. Any further information would be appreciated.
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- Thomas Appleby, Kirby Knowle, Yorkshire -- Ilene MacDonald, 02:15:06 09/05/02 Thu
I am looking for the family of Thomas Appleby, a farmer in Kirby Knowle, Yks. in 1810. His daughter, Elizabeth b. c1776, perhaps in Oldfield NRY, married John Jordison in Thirsk, Yks in 1810.
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- James APPLEBY -- David Appleby, 03:15:44 02/24/01 Sat
I am looking for information on the folowing family.
Name: James APPLEBY
Sex: Male
Father: William APPLEBY (abt 1759-)
Mother: Mary MC'GUFFY (-)
Individual Facts
Birth abt 1783
Marriages/Children
1. Anetta DAVIS
Children Robert APPLEBY (1809-)
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- WENDY APPLEBY BORN BETWEEN 1940 & 1950 GATESHEAD CO DURHAM -- alyson, 07:48:57 08/17/02 Sat
I AM SEARCHING FOR A WENDY APPLEBY UNSURE IF SHE HAS A MIDDLE NAME.. I THINK SHE HAS 4 SISTERS
BORN BETWEEN 1940 AND 1952
POSIBLY BORN GATESHEAD QUEEN MOTHER HOSPITAL
LAST KNOWN RESIDENTS OF 18 THE BROADWAY, SOUTH SHIELDS, CO DURHAM
AND MORE THAN LIKELY HAS BEEN MARRIED
ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ??
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- Peter Appleby -- Peter Appleby, 02:44:09 02/24/01 Sat
My name is Peter David Appleby born 01/04/1960
in Taplow ,Bucks, England.
My father is George Graham Appleby born
03/06/1929 in Dawdon, Easington , Co Durham.
His father was Peter Appleby of Seaham,Rhyhope
Co Durham.
Has anybody any information before this.
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- Appleby's - Derbyshire -- Angela, 15:19:02 08/12/01 Sun
Does anybody share the following interest as me.
I'm looking for information on a JOHN APPLEBY who was a sawyer in 1843 he had a son WILLIAM born about 1820 in Bradley, Derbyshire. William who married ANN CLARK 23 July 1843 at St Peter's Church, Derby was a servant at the time of marriage and was living at Bradshaw St.
If anybody has information or is tracing any APPLEBY'S in the Derbyshire areas please email me.
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- JACK CROWTHER APPLEBY -- Julia Storey, 21:08:49 04/02/02 Tue
I would greatly appreciate any information on a JACK CROWTHER APPLEBY, possibly christened John Crowther Appleby, born 24/04/1901 in Bradford,Yorkshire,UK.
His father could possibly of been a John Appleby also.
Jack had a sister Kathleen.
Jack married a Mary Irene Mitchell on 25/03/1931 in Yorkshire. They had two children; John Derek Vernon Appleby b.1933, d.1980; and Angela Mary Appleby, b.29/04/1936 (my Mother).
Greatful for any information received,
with thanks.
Julia Storey.
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- ADOPTED APPLEBY -- MARJORIE MAHONY (LESLEY APPLEBY), 15:57:31 08/04/02 Sun
I WAS BORN LESLEY APPLEBY 6 SEPTEMBER 1964 UNSURE OF MOTHERS FIRST NAME. HOWEVER DO KNOW THAT MY BIRTH MOTHER WAS BORN ABOUT 1950 AND WAS ONE OF FIVE DAUGHTERS. I WAS ADOPTED THROUGH THE SALVATION ARMY AT GATESHEAD OR EVESHAM I WAS POSSIBLY BORN IN THE DURHAM AREA AND MY MOTHER COULD HAVE BEEN BORN IN THAT COUNTY TOO
ANY ONE PLEASE HELP ME FIND MY MUM
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- APPLEBY - ENGLAND / AUSTRALIA -- Elizabeth Crow, 07:47:50 06/16/02 Sun
Eliza Proctor APPLEBY was my Great Great Grandmother. She married James BAYLIS in 1847 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England. Eliza and James migrated to Australia to live.
I think Eliza's parents were Thomas and Jane APPLEBY (nee CLEWS), and that Thomas parents were Thomas and Martha APPLEBY (nee PROCTER).
If anyone has any information on Eliza's ancestors (or their descendants) which can help me with my Family History Research, I would love to hear from them.
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- William Appleby married Hannah Wardman 1865. -- Colin Appleby, 10:40:06 02/23/01 Fri
William Appleby married Hannah Wardman abt. 1865 location unknown.
William was born at Dinsdale, County Durham.
Hannah was born at Easingwold, Yorkshire,England.
Children :
Emma born 1866 at Easingwold, Yorkshire.
Arthur Anthony Appleby born1867 Hurworth-on-Tees.
Alfred William Appleby born1869 Thornaby-on-Tees.
Charles Appleby born 1870 Thornaby-on-Tees.
William Appleby born 1875 Thornaby-on-Tees.
Elizabeth Appleby born 1878 Thornaby-on-Tees.
Elenor Appleby born 1880 Thornaby-on-Tees.
Alfred Appleby born 1885 Thornaby-on-Tees.
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- Noonie and Queenie Appleby -- Bobbi Applebee, 16:47:39 05/13/02 Mon
Need information on any relatives of Noonie (Dorothy) and Queenie Appleby. Their parents names were George and Nora Foley Appleby. They had a brother James, who lived in East Rochester, NH. Queenie lived in Waltham, MA in 1990.
Noonie and Queenie were born in Portland, Maine sometime around 1906. Dorothy was a former "Miss Maine".
Please e-mail me at: RABA2806@aol.com
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- William Appleby -- Sally Miller, 01:26:34 05/13/02 Mon
I am looking for information on William Appleby born about 1811 who married Mary McCune, also born about 1811. They lived in Huntingdon County, PA until about 1838 when they moved to Ohio. He died in Fairhaven Ohio about 1847 and she died in Fairhaven about 1879. They had 7 children. Jane and Alexander were born in Huntington County.
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- APPLEBY - Sheffield Flood 1864 -- Karen Lightowler, 16:11:51 05/11/02 Sat
Hi
I am researching the Sheffield Flood (12th March 1864) and am trying to locate the graves of as many of the victims as possible, with a view to then further researching their family line.
Three members of the APPLEBY family, from Hillsborough in Sheffield, were drowned : Mary (age 63) and her 2 children, John C (age 32) and Mary (age 13). John was the owner of a shop at Hillsborough that was partly partially destroyed by the flood.
They are all recorded as being buried at General Cemetery in Sheffield and the Friends of General Cemetery have very kindly supplied me with a list of flood victims from their database (non-conformists only) but the Appleby’s are not listed.
Does anyone, by any chance, think the above may be related to their family line? If so, I would love to hear from you.
Thanks to all in anticipation of your reply.
Best Regards
Karen Lightowler
Doncaster, S Yorkshire, England
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- Appleby Stephenson -- Sye Stephenson, 19:36:32 04/27/02 Sat
Looking for APPLEBYs who married STEPHENSONs in Yorkshire after 1750 but before 1817. I have a relative named Appleby Stephenson (b 1817 Foxholes Yorkshire). There is only one person with this name that i can find recorded in the East Yorkshire area of England. I have a fair amount of info on him but i am looking to find how he got the name which i assume is coming from some relative in his near past. I have two marriages a Jane Stephenson married to a Thomas Appleby late 1700s and a Francis Read married to a Hannah Appleby in 1789. As it turns out my Appleby Stephenson's parents were William Stephenson married to Hannah Read. I believe Hannah (READ being the first marriage STEPHENSON the second marriage)is my Appleby connection. does anyone have any info tying into this scenario?
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- APPLEBY, MA, 1913 -- P.R.L Dunbar, 10:00:52 04/12/02 Fri
My granduncle, Joseph Blake HOLBRY migrated from the UK to the US in 1913. His address in the US was Mrs. APPLEBY, 61 Essex Street, Lynn, MA.
He later married Sarah (family name unknown) and I am trying to establish if her family name was APPLEBY.
They had no children, but Sarah had family in the US.
Any help would be welcomed.
Pat Dunbar
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- William Appleby, b. 1800/01, Hull, Yorkshire -- Alan Appleby, 01:17:04 02/25/01 Sun
Looking for ancestry of William Appleby, born 1800 or 01 in Hull, Yorkshire. He married Margaret Cockburn (b. 1804 or 05) and lived in Gateshead and Newcastle. I have details of 8 children born 1825 - 1844.
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- Appleby - Nottingham - married Tutin, 1864 -- Philip Haynes, 18:07:07 07/21/04 Wed
Looking for anyone who has come across links with Jane Birch Appleby, born 1844 and married Sidney Tutin, in Nottingham.
Philip
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- Frank and Henry (Harry) Appleby - Ossining, NY -- David C. Appleby, 16:04:45 12/20/01 Thu
In the early 1900's, three sons of Thompson and Ann Mould Appleby emigrated from the Howgrave/Bedale/Little Fencote area of England to the US. Harry and Frank both settled in Ossining, NY. Harry, born 16 July 1876 married Sarah and had a daughter Isabel, and a son. Frank, born 31 Oct., 1886, married a woman from Finland. His first wife, Elizabeth Towler, remained in England with children Dorothy, Roland, and Esther. These men were my great great uncles - do they sound familiar?
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- Alexander Applebay -- Daniel Applebay, 11:35:12 02/22/01 Thu
I've been trying for some time to determine additional information concerning my Great Grandfather Alexander Applebay (Appleby) (b. Mar 6, 1832 in Virginia?). I do know from family information that he was a Ohio Valley Gunsmith from @1852 to 1906, traveling from Stenbenville, Ohio to Marrietta Ohio. He was married three time: 1)Susan Miller - 1854, 2)Mary Jane Winters - 1869, and 3) Hattie Muggrage - 1884.
He had 7 children (6 with Susan and 1 with Mary Jane): Mary Virginia - b.1856, Sarah b. 1857, Clara b. 1859, Georgeb. 1861, Wiley b.1863, Hardin b. 1864, James b. 1871.
Any information concerning Alexander's place of birth, parents, etc would be greatly appreciated.
Daniel Applebay
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- APPLEBY from Liverpool to Quebec to where -- Dave Lucas, 01:35:59 03/08/02 Fri
John and Eliza APPLEBY and their children arrived in Quebec from Liverpool in 1872
children:
Emma age 13
Tom age 8
John age 7 (my grandfather)
Henry age 5
Arthur age 3
John jr. eventually settled in Montreal and is buried here.
I want to find out where the others settled.There is nothing I can find locally so I presume they left here for other parts of Canada or the United States.
Does anyone out there have an ancestor that might be one of these names.
Dave in Montreal
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- George Appleby - East Yorkshire -- Barry Green, 19:24:38 01/26/02 Sat
I am seeking information on my grandfather - George Frederick (?) Appleby who lived in Nafferton, East Yorkshire. He died around 1970 and was married to Jemima who I believe was nee Carr. They had eight children - Jim, Gilbert, Nell, Peg,Ann,Marjorie, Mabel and Dennis.
If anyone has any information I would be more than happy to share what I know.
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- Appelbe's of Pittsburgh PA & Appleby or Applebee etc NY -- John V Appelbe, 22:06:21 01/31/02 Thu
The Appelbes of Pgh.PA have lived here since 1823. James came with Ellen & c.John 1809, Thomas 1812, Louisa 1816 and
Eliza. Ellen declares her Country of orign Ireland. Word of mouth has it Appelbes came from Ireland to NY. I cant find them on the 1790 Census. They are on the 1850 c. in Pgh. Their was also suppost to have been another Thomas who
came with them. I cant find him,them! What is quite unusual is the marriage records of The Old Dutch Church, it has the spelling exact as the one we have. At same area the burial grounds have different spellings. Any Help Much Appreciated.
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- Hannah Appleby from Tunstall -- Mellany, 02:56:18 01/03/02 Thu
Greetings, I am researching a Hannah Appleby from Tunstall England. All I have is she was married to a John Gregory, and had 3 children, Sarah, George and Ester, with Sarah being born in 1877. Any help will be much appreciated. Thank You. Mellany in New Mexico USA
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- Appleby -- Linda, 22:13:43 12/08/01 Sat
Percy was my Grandfather - He had 8 children - Kenneth, Reginald, Harold, Donald, Gladys, Frances, Dorothy, & Frank, His sister was Susan Appleby(Cameron), all children are deceased, would really like to know where we originally came from, any info you can provide would be gratefully appreciated, may have more info on Percy's family
Linda (Appleby) LaFrance
St. Stephen, N. B.
jlsj@nbnet.nb.ca
Home Phone- 506-466-9819
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- Thompson Appleby - South Manchester, Connecticut -- David C. Appleby, 16:13:31 12/20/01 Thu
Thompson (b~1874; d 8 Dec., 1971)was the third son of Thompson and Ann Mould Appleby to emigrate from the general vicinity of Thirsk, England to the US in the early 1900's. He was living at 141 East Middle Turnpike, South Manchester, CT in 1921 when he was joined by his nephew (my grandfather) Bertie Thompson Appleby, my grandmother Olive Symonds Appleby, and my father Stanley. He and his wife Margaret had two daughters, Jessie and Florence. Jesssie married and had two daughters, whom my father visited in 1938. Florence's husband is either "Carter" or "Carver". My father and I would like to find our lost relatives. Can anyone help?
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- James Appleby -- Charles Picot, 23:58:00 12/19/01 Wed
I'm looking for information on my great-grandfather Alexander Appleby born in Bathurst, New Brunswick (Canada) on March 4, 1839 (died in Bathurst May 4, 1909). He was the son of James Appleby and Mary Butler. Little is known of his parents since by the age of 15 he was adopted by a Doucet family. We know that he kept a close contact with a Peter Appleby from the Gaspé coast. Peter was married to Ellen Martin and was believed to have been a Loyalist. Was Peter a cousin or an uncle?
The two names appear in the Muster Roll of Captain Van Allen in the 4th Battalion of the New Jersey Volunteers in 1778. Is it possible that there is a link there.
Family lore said that Alex was of Irish origin but this has never been proven.
Any assistance appreciated.
Charles
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- Appleby - Sunderland and Durham County -- J. Raine, 22:33:44 10/18/01 Thu
I am researching the family of John Appleby born Sunderland @ 1838. He married Sarah and they had the following children:
Thomas F. b @ 1860 Sunderland
Sarah J. b @ 1864 Sunderland
Hannah b @ 1868 Sunderland
Maria b @ 1870 Sunderland
John W. b @ 1872 Sunderland
James b @ 1876 Witton Gilbert, Durham.
The family lived in Witton Gilbert in 1881.
John Appleby was a Stone Mason.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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- James Henry Hall Appleby -- Jill Lueddeke, 23:21:15 02/24/01 Sat
I am seeking information on my great grandfather, James Henry Hall Appleby. He married Sarah Lovett. He was the father of Henry (my grandfather) and several others, although I don't have all the names. One daughter was called Argent and another was called Ria, but there were other brothers as well. My grandfather was born c. 1895(?) in Houghton le spring, County Durham. Does anyone have any information on James? Thank you in advance.
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- Ivan Dale Appleby killed in Vietnam ... -- Colin Appleby, 17:22:50 02/23/04 Mon
Found this entry on the Internet. Have a recollection that someone on Appleby Research found a Dogtag in Vietnam for Ivan Dale Appleby. Anyone remember the entry of a few years ago.
Name: Ivan Dale Appleby
Rank/Branch: O4/US Air Force
Unit: 555th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Ubon AF TH
Date of Birth: 13 September 1930
Home City of Record: Fresno CA (Family in AZ, CO)
Date of Loss: 07 October 1967
Country of Loss: North Vietnam
Loss Coordinates: 204000N 1050800E (WH156796)
Status (in 1973): Missing In Action
Category: 2
Acft/Vehicle/Ground: F4D
Other Personnel In Incident: William R. Austin (Returned POW)
Source: Compiled by Homecoming II Project 31 April 1990 from one or more of the following: raw data from U.S. Government agency sources, correspondence with POW/MIA families, published sources, interviews.
UPDATE: REMAINS RETURNED 01/95, IDENTIFIED 10/95
SYNOPSIS: Major Ivan D. Appleby was the pilot of an F4D aircraft flying a photo
reconnaissance escort mission over North Vietnam in October 1967. His backseater
was Capt. William R. Austin II. Austin and Appleby were onboard the lead
aircraft in a flight of F4D Phantom fighter jets.
When the flight was over Hoi Binh Province about 25 miles southwest of the city
of Hoi Binh, it encountered intense hostile fire which inflicted heavy damage to
the lead aircraft. The aircraft began burning and went out of control. One
parachute was observed prior to the aircraft crashing into a hill.
The U.S. later learned that Austin had been captured, but Appleby's fate
remained uncertain. He was listed Missing in Action.
When American prisoners were released in 1973, Austin was among them, but
Appleby was not. In late 1976, based on no information to indicate he was alive,
Appleby was presumptively declared dead.
Nearly 2500 Americans did not come home from the war in Vietnam. Unlike "MIAs"
from previous wars, most of these men and women can be accounted for. Some
hundred were known to be held as prisoners, and some were photographed in
captivity. Others were alive and well the last time they were heard from,
describing an advancing enemy.
Years after our military involvement ended, reports of Americans held captive
continue to mount. Thousands of reports have been received related to Americans
missing in Southeast Asia, and many government officials now believe that
hundreds are still being held prisoner. The U.S. Government continues to press
the Vietnamese for information, as it has for nearly 20 years. The U.S. views
the problem as humanitarian, while the Vietnamese are concerned with
reconstruction aid promised by the United States in signed agreements, but not
delivered. Until we are willing to negotiate for their release, these Americans
will die in communist prisons wondering why their country abandoned them.
Ivan D. Appleby was promoted to the rank of Colonel during the period he was
maintained missing.
* DIA Homecoming (Egress Recap), April 24, 1973 quotes returnee William Austin
saying "After being hit by SAM, lost hydraulics, aircraft started to roll,
unable to control with rudder or ailerons. Aircraft CO ordered bailout. After
I bailed out, I did not see a chute or hear from Maj. Appleby again. I did
observe what I believe to be the aircraft impact approx 3-5 miles from where I
landed."
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- British Chaplaincy in St.Petersburg, Russia -- Ingo Herbst, 18:20:19 01/14/04 Wed
Some of my forefathers in the 18th century were British citizens, living in St. Petersburg in Russia. I got information, that their birth, marriages and death might be found in the documents of the British Chaplaincy of St. Petersburg.
Does somebody, reading my message, know where these documents or copies of them could be found?
I would be very pleased for any comment.
Ingo Herbst
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- Marrianne Emily Appleby born St. Petersburg, Russia, USSR. -- Colin Appleby, 00:58:21 02/25/01 Sun
It was with some amazement that I found the following entry in the IGI.
Marianne Emily Appleby, christened 1 Sept 1832 British Chaplaincy, St. Petersburg, Russia, Ussr.
Parents: Father Charles Appleby, Mothe Sarah.
Batch number C950011.
Also found : Charles Appleby married Sarah Kirkby on 24 April 1828 at Cathedral Saint Peter. Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.
Were Charles and Sarah the parents of Marianne Emily Appleby.
There were some Stonemasons recruited to work on the Palace at St. Petersburg, Ussr about that time.
Has anyone got links with this family.
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