- William Appleby in Pennsylvania -- Sarah Appleby Berke, 23:39:50 07/26/09 Sun
There seem to be a lot of William Appleby's out there! We have four generations of them at least. My Gt. Grandfather was William recorded born Sept 7/1872 in Rosedale(?) York County and died 6/6/1925 in Arona(?) Pennsylvania...possibly suicide. He emigrated to the US and worked as a miner in the coal mines of Pennsylvania. He was married to Alice Stockdale from Durham. His father, William again, only record I have is died May 15/1904 in Irwin, PA, possibly born 1834 and married to a Katherine Augusta Cahill. Any info out there--we'd really appreciate it!
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- Applebys of New Brunswick -- Aggi-Rose Reddn, 23:04:15 02/24/01 Sat
Hi!
My gtgtgrandparents were Annie Lenore Appleby & Harding Elsworth. They were married in Saint John,NB in 1856. Annie was the daughter of John, son of Peter. I am trying to verify if Peter was son of UEL Benjamin Appleby & his wife Sarah VanPelt or of UEL Peter & the relationship between the UEL Applebys (who apparently were * in number). I have marriage record for Benjamin & Sarah in NY, but am wondering if Benjamin is related to the Applebys of Schraalenbuerg,Bergen Co.,NJ. An LDS file includes birth records for Applebys whose names match those of the UELs but there seems to be a suggestion that Benjamin was from NY.
I'm very interested in getting in touch with other NB,NJ,NY Applebys in hopes of sorting this out properly.
It is also quite likely that Annie had siblings, but I have only her thus far.
The Applebys of Saint John were involved in shipbuilding. Benjamin is believed to have also had a shipyard on the Kennebecasis. I have ordered a CD which includes records on ships & seafarers of Atlantic Canada, so am hoping this will help to clarify how they fit together!
aggirose@isn.net or areddin59@hotmail.com
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- appleby family -- lili, 12:41:13 11/25/09 Wed
I am trying to find the Appleby family from Stoke on Trent They are my birth parents i want to trace them
Thanks
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- Appleby/Applebee Mudford Sommerset -- Kathleen Dryden, 10:29:17 08/09/05 Tue
My g x 4 grandmother Sarah Appleby born approx. 1754 Yeovil Sommerset. She married James Hines/Hind/Hinds Oct 1776, Mudford Sommerset. I do not know Sarahs parents or siblings but would love to. Is there anyone who has Appleby's in Sommerset at this time.
Kathleen
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- Applebys in Nottinghamshire -- Ken Jackson, 00:18:43 02/25/01 Sun
I am getting desperate. I have knowledge of two distinct Appleby families in Retford, Notts, but can get no further back than Robert Appleby(born around 1740-500 who had two sons Thomas and Robert who were brickmakers and windmill owners.
I would be delighted to hear from anyone with Nottingham connections.
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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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- Josiah and Metty A. Appleby. Essex -- Miriam Musson, 00:48:38 07/17/05 Sun
I am looking for family of Josiah and Metty A. Carlotta Appleby. As far as I know they had children Arthur Born 1877 Essex Stratford, Sarah Ann Dorothry born 1879 Middlesex Millwall, Arabella Born 1880 Middlesex, Josiah born 1881 Essex Upton Park, Anny born 1886 Essex Forest Gate and Mariion born Essex West Ham. Taken from the 1891 Census. Our relation is Arrabella married to Frederick Seelen West Ham in 1901 and later came out to New Zealand. Metty Ann Carlotta (nee ) Norfolk, Josiah Applebys wife father's name was Thomas Norfolk.
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- James Appleby - Wallsend Colliery Disaster -- Christine Nicholds, 21:01:56 07/30/09 Thu
I am a relative of James Appleby who died aged 11 in the Wallsend Colliery disaster, Northumberland, UK and would like to hear from anyone who has any information on the subject.
I'm also trying to trace relatives of John Appleby (1780) and Mary Laverick (1784) who were married and lived in Wallsend, Northumberland.
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- Mary Whately Applebe -- Shani Moser, 01:14:44 02/25/01 Sun
My grandmother, Mary ("Bunny") Whately Applebe, was born in Medicine Hat, Alberta CA on December 15, 1910. Her mother's name was Josephine ("Jo-Jo"), I do not know her father's name, as I believe her mother had been married several times. Mary later married George Maurice Moser and the two resided in Grants Pass, Oregon until Maurice died in 1958-59 sometime. Mary died in 1987. All I would like is her father's name in order to establish a path I could follow.
Thank you.
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- William Appleby -- Cris Nagla, 17:17:34 02/17/03 Mon
I am looking for any information on a William Appleby born abt 1745 in either Ulster or Londonderry. He died in 1807 in Williamson County,Tennessee. I do not have any information on who his wife was. They had one son that I know of, his name was David Appleby he was born 11-4-1788 and died 10-15-1867 in Springfield, Missouri. He was married to a Catherine Bell she was born 9-29-1782 and died on 9-29-1866 in Springfield, Missouri. William is my 4th great grandfather. All information will be welcome.
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- MAUD APPLEBY/WATTS -- Helen R Savage nee Appleby, 22:07:16 03/29/09 Sun
I am trying to locate a Maud Appleby/Watts. Maud Thomasia Watts was born in York in 1879 to a Thomasia Maud Watts, no father given. In 1881 she is found on the census living with Michael and Mary Appleby and their family and is described as a grand daughter.In 1901 she is found on the Isle of Wight working with Mary Appleby(daughter of the above Michael and Mary who both died in the 1880s).Maud is now calling herself Maud Appleby and both her and Mary are working at Broadlands as sewing matron and matron respectively. Broadlands is described as a training establishment for domestic servants. Since then I have no clue as to what happened to either of them. My late father had Mary Appleby, his aunt, as dying in 1908 but I can find no death for her.Is there anyone there who has come across either of these ladies?
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- Samuel APPLEBY ? is he from Leeds -- Noreen Rose, 16:21:08 03/24/09 Tue
I am trying to find a birth place of Mary APPLEBY. Aged 19, with father Sam'l APPLEBY Farmer, when she married William KITCHING - father Edward, Carrier, in Myton on Swale, 1 March 1845. Both signed by a cross. Witnesses, Charles Wetherill and Mary Roberts who also signed by a cross.
I have her in the 1851 Census aged 26 of Green Hammerton. Next in 1861 she is born Whitley, aged 37 then in 1871 aged 45 born Sandforth. In 1881 aged 55 at Dansforth. I believe her death is registered on Free BMD at Easingwold aged 65.
I wonder where 'Whitley' is - it might have been a misheard place name by the census enumerator. However, I am unable to find the whereabouts of Sandforth/Dansforth.
I have recently found Samuel APPLEBY Bn 1787 Marrying Jane HOPKINSON in 1818 in Wortley Leeds. His father appears to be Benjamin. They have a son Benjamin KITCHEN - I found Samuel of Leeds has Benjamin APPLEBY as his father.
Noreen York
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- The Appleby Research Organization DNA Project -- The Appleby Research Organization, 10:39:32 03/07/09 Sat
We are happy to announce the Appleby DNA Project.
For Surname variables
Appelby, Applebe, Applebee, Applebey, Applebie, Appleby
The Appleby Research Organization has established at Family Tree DNA a study group.
For Further Information
Visit the Website
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- Llewellyn Appleby -- Denise Appleby, 18:05:58 06/10/01 Sun
My name is Denise Appleby, born in Portland, Maine on April 18, 1982. My sister's name is Krista Appleby, born in Portland, Maine on June 30, 1988. Our parent's are Kelly Ann Ritchie (maiden name), and Russell Llewellyn Appleby, born also in Maine on July 7, 1952. My father's parents are Gloria Diana Wallace (maiden name), born 1926 in Maine, and Wilfred George Appleby,now deceased. I know that my grandfather's parents were Katie(maiden name unknown), and Llewellyn Appleby. If anyone can help me, or knows who I am talking about, I would greatly appreciate your reply.
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- Finding relative -- Emma, 22:59:04 02/08/09 Sun
Hi im trying to trace the son and daughter of Ronald Edward Appleby born october 1933. I heard that they were from newcastle but thats all we know.my mum lynn was born in 1957 and her brother michael 1953.the people i am looking for were from Ronalds previous relationship.please email me if anyone has any information. thanks emmahoey@hotmail.co.uk
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- DULCIE APPLEBY GATESHEAD NEWCASTLE -- TOMMY DONAGHY, 23:06:36 06/15/05 Wed
I am looking for any information about Dulcie Appleby c.1918.
She came from the Gateshead area of Newcastle.
I know she has a daughter June, and possibly three sons, Ronald, Edward, and David. Their fathers are not known as she was not married when any of them were born, so I don`t know if they have different fathers.
Later she married a man called Johnny Cairns.
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
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- John and son Joseph Applebee -- Peter Applebee, 21:57:47 11/15/08 Sat
Researching APPLEBEE/APPLEBY, from Warwickshire. John APPLEBEE
married Ann GOULD 24/7/1820 at Clifford Chambers, then in Gloucestershire.
She was the Daughter of James GOULD and Elizabeth AINGE, who married in
Clifford Chambers 13/9/1793. Daughter Mary Ann APPLEBEE christened
Stratford-upon-Avon 12/11/1820, Son, Joseph APPLEBEE my (G2g-father)
christened Snitterfield 29/6/1823.
Poor rates paid by Village of Hampton Lucy. Ann was supposedly widowed, and
remarried Daniel Hall 12/11/1829 in Snitterfield. Spent time in
Bidford-upon-Avon and Binton, before emigrating to South Australia as Free
Emigrant Labours.
For more information Click Here
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- Appleby family from Ireland 1800's -- Michelle Jackson, 13:13:25 11/15/08 Sat
I am trying to trace any Appleby's from Ireland. Specifically Julia Appleby who was an orphan sent as a free settler to Tasmania,Australia on the Calcutta in 1851. She was listed on the ship's passenger list as 17 years but there is some evidence that she was only 14 years old. Julia was born between 1834 and 1837 possibly in Cork.to qualify for this voyage the girls had to be orphans and most came from poor houses or work houses. Julia may have left from Cork and there is some evidence that she was born in Cork but she could have come from anywhere in Ireland. Her parents may have died in the famine.
Julia worked for a Rev Dr Lillie in Hobart until her marriage at SDpring Bay,Tasmania in 1855 to Edmund Ryan a convict from Thurles, Tipperary. Due to his drinking the marriage did not last but they did have 6 to 8 children.No records of what happened to Julia seem to exist.Any possible leads would be welcome.
Michelle Jackson
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- 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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- James Appleby -- Fred Punter, 23:15:14 11/05/08 Wed
I am researching the life of James Appleby, born Twickenham,UK on 11 June 1899, son of William Edwin Appleby. James served in WW1, served as a 2nd.Lt in Royal Flying Corps 62 Squadron, a pilot, his plane crashed in France in 1918, both he and his observer 2nd.Lt J M Holling were injured. In 1919 he joined the British South Africa Police in Southern Rhodesia, rose through the ranks and became Commissioner. He retired in 1954. He was married but I have no details of his wife or children, if there were any.
I can find out nothing about him after his retirement except an unconfirmed report that he died on 7th July 1985 but place of death is unknown, records checked in UK reveal no trace of his death and it is probable that he died in South Africa. I would like to know what he did after retirement and/or if he had any descendants.
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- WILLIAM APPLEBY -- Helen Savage nee Appleby, 16:29:43 09/30/08 Tue
I have recently obtained a marriage certificate of a William Appleby and Jane Wigfield who were married at Holy Trinity, Stockton on Tees in 1843. Unfortunately this is not the William Appleby in my family tree. If there is anyone to whom the above couple are related, I am willing to pass the marriage certificate onto them. I am still looking for my William born 1816 in Stockton. I have just found him on the 1851 census (aged 34) in London where he was a visitor BUT cannot find him after that.
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- Looking for my great grandmother Annie Appleby -- Rachel Parvin, 02:00:16 11/23/02 Sat
I am looking for any information on my great grandmother Annie Appleby possibly from the Yorkshire area. She would have been born around 1890's and married Arthur Clarke. They had three children Arthur, Maisie(my grandmother b.1925-2002) and Mary, there may have been more that i don't know about. If anyone has information could they please email it to my address.
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- Nettlebead, Oxfordshire, Swyncombe, Appleby(s) -- John A, 19:15:57 09/25/08 Thu
I have begun to do research on my family tree. I have traced back my family roots to a William Appleby B. 1832 who married a Mary A. possible last name Street they had four children:
Edward Appleby B.1864 and married an Ada May
Frank Appleby B. 1861 and married a Francis M. ???
John W. Appleby B. 1866 and married a Caroline
Katherine Appleby B. 1856 a dress maker
...Edward Appleby is my great-grandfather and his son Francis Edward Appleby B. 1895 is my grandfather.
Would like about any of the siblings and or parents listed above or any ideas about doing more deeper research.
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- MICHAEL WALTON APPLEBY -- Jehanne Martin, 23:35:58 02/24/01 Sat
If anyone can help please. My partner, CHRISTOPHER JOHN WALTON APPLEBY is trying to trace any history or the last whereabouts of his father who was a Commodore in the Royal Navy. he married NORA HELEN ROBERTSON and Christopher John Walton Appleby was born in England 28th March, 1947. If anyone can throw any light it would be much appreciated. many thanks.
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- Appleby in Birmingham -- Unnat, 03:36:04 09/02/08 Tue
I have a great-grandmother:
Mary Ann Applebee b 21 Dec 1856 in 11 Mary Ann Street, Birmingham, Warwickshire and her father William Appleby b 1831 also in Birmingham.
Does this link in with anyone's research?
Many thanks
Peter Harris
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- James Appleby, actor/comedian b.approx 1830ish? -- Lesley Hammond, 21:47:40 09/07/02 Sat
James married Emma Brown, her birthplace was Middlesex and she was 50 in 1881. They had a daughter, Kate who was born in Islington, Liverpool in 1866. James was still alive at her birth. By the 1881 Census, he was dead. Since he was an entertainer he moved around a lot. I am finding it hard to locate sources of information. I believe he was from a theatrical family and that he may have been born in London but this is conjecture. Iwould be very grateful of any help at all. thanks in anticipation. Lesley
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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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- James & Lydia Appleby -Bradley & Yelsderley in Derbyshire -- A Appleton, 09:24:43 07/08/02 Mon
Looking for information on JAMES APPLEBY born abt 1766 possible in Bradley his wife is LYDIA between them they had 11 children all born in the Bradley area of Derbyshire. Contact me for list of their children and off spring to much info to put on.
I belive that James was a farmer and they moved to Yelsderley not to far from Bradley. James and Lydia are buried in All Saints Churchyard, Bradley.
Would like to found out any infomation on parents or siblings and where they got married.
Angela
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- Charles Applebee, father of Albert of New Brunswick, Canada -- Judith A. Peterson, 03:24:11 08/22/08 Fri
I am searching for any information about Charles Applebee of NB, Canada. Father of Albert Applebee of Monticello, Maine.
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- Earl and Edith Appleby -- Tracy Muller-Appleby (curious), 14:55:11 01/05/08 Sat
Looking for info on Appleby family from oldorchid beach maine area. My grandfathers name was Earl he was married to edith, he passed sometime in 1990s .Had two sons that i know of Bob, and My father William Harry ,one daughter erleen. thanks for any help
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- Florence Buzler m. an Appleby -- Kathy Appleby, 03:19:44 07/23/05 Sat
I am looking for information on the Appleby that married Florence Buzler or Buzzler. They had one son Cecil Earl Appleby, born around Portland, Maine. Any information will be helfull.
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- Appleby - Hurworth-on-Tees , Yorkshire -- John Dennis Appleby, 11:37:47 02/22/01 Thu
I am looking for information on ;
William Appleby Born 06 November 1808 at Hurworth-on-Tees Wife's name Mary.
Died 05 December 1895
Parents name : James Appleby & Ann Bell.
Children of William & Mary ;
John Appleby born 1837 at Hurworth-on-Tees
Thompson Appleby born 1848 at " " " "
James Appleby born 05 March 1842 " " "
William Appleby born 20 June 1844 " " "
I anyone could provide me with any other information , I would appreciate it very much
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- Appleby Family - Durham England -- sam appleby, 18:50:02 06/21/05 Tue
I have posted my family tree on a Family Tree Maker home page just in case it may be of use to someone in their search.
Good luck
Sam
Appleby family from Durham england to yukon canada.
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- The name Appleby -- Christopher Rigg, 13:35:33 06/17/08 Tue
Is anybody working on the Celtic contribution to the place-names in Cumbria? There are two additional 'possibles'. Probably most of the northern and midland names with ‘apple’ are a corruption of the Old British apa, ‘water, river’, since they all adjoin a stream or river.
(1) < Old Norse epli, Old Swedish æple, Old English æppel, ‘apple’ + Old Norse by, ‘settlement, farmstead’ (Ekwall)
(2) < Old British apa, ‘water’ + Old Norse by, ‘settlement, farmstead’
The same word, also in a bilingual context, probably occurs in the name Kirkby Stephen < Kirk-By West-Efon: 'Church Village west of the river'.The w, here of 'west' was often lost in Norse, with Old British afon / apon, 'water, river'. Probably the Eden Valley was long bilingual around the 9th to 11th Century, with mixing of the two languages in dialect.
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- Applebys of Heworth Durham -- Anita Appleby, 03:34:51 01/12/03 Sun
James Appleby married Sarah Wheatley 1882/83 (second marriage for both). They had 4 children -
James Edward
Christopher E
Mary A
Ellen W
All were born between 1883 and 1889. At the time of the 1901 census they were all living in Felling Shore (parish of Heworth) Co. Durham.
Does anyone have any information regarding this family.
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- THOMAS APPLEBY of Stockton on Tees. -- Helen Savage nee Appleby, 17:25:48 05/01/08 Thu
I am researching the family of my G G G Grandfather Thomas Appleby born in Stockton on Tees in 1782. He was initially a damask weaver. Around 1814/5 he became the parish clerk for St Thomas Church ,High Street Stockton. This was his full time occupation until his death in 1853.He and his wife Margaret of Berwick on Tweed had 3 sons :Thomas b 1814, Michael b 1815 and William b 1816 and 3 daughters Emma b 1813 ,Catherine b 1819 and Ann (ie) b 1821. I have been unable to find his marriage, the maiden name of his wife and who his parents were. Can anyone help?
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- lawrence appleby, 1700's northumberland... -- jo bath, 10:21:10 02/23/01 Fri
i got here purely by chance and have no appleby connections myself, but i work with early modern northumberland quarter sessions records, and if no-one has checked them before, you might be intersted to know about one lawrence appleby of newburn,near newcastle upon tyne, a colourful character of the 1700's; i have depositions relating to disputes with his servants and neighbours, accusations of wife beating, and a complaint made by him about being thrown in a dung heap by a group of local women. now this may not be much use to anyone from a geneological point of view, but its certainly diverting, and if anyone wants i can post up a copy....
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- James Richardson Appleby -- Lucinda Appleby (confused), 17:32:32 02/13/08 Wed
Has anyone got any information on a James Richardson Appleby
He's marriage is on the IGI but has no birthdate for him.I've tried to find out about the batch numer and I think it comes from Whickam,Durham but I'm not very good at this yet and I'm not sure what to do next to find the info i need.I know he married a Mary Hind Ditchburn and had a son James Hind Appleby born 1931 (who is on the 1941 census at Thornley Hall aged 11 by himself and it says born Upnor? but I'm not sure if this means up north or Upnor in Kent.Have found the marriage in Sunderland Library on microfilm.Any help would be much appreciated as I have hit a brick wall
Thanks
Lucy
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- relationship -- paul lawrence (happy), 00:09:40 02/11/08 Mon
want to know any thing about my appelbys eary 1900s camerton? wales .my grandmother paul married william appelby he died in a mine claps they had two children were dorren and fred my grandmother was lottie Paul she then married tom lawrence and came to canada paul lawrence
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- Arthur Appleby & frances Baker -- Marjorie smith, 23:58:36 02/07/08 Thu
I am interested in any information regarding Arthur Appleby, born in Seaham Harbour, Durham, England in 1862 - married to Frances Baker. Later lived in west hartlepool - he ecame a captain in the merchant marine.
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- Applebys yorkshire -- Jacqui appleby, 17:24:55 11/29/05 Tue
I am looking for any APPLEBYs in the YORK and HARROGATE areas.
starting with JOHN APPLBY b/c1760 i think he married a HANNAH LINFROST.
They had children in Branton Green which is near Great Ouseburn.
Thanx
Jacqui
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- APPLEBY of Brompton by Northallerton, Yorkshire -- Richard Thomson, 07:46:45 07/31/03 Thu
The sister of my 4xgreat
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- Gilman Appleby married Frances Waycott -- Sharon Reynolds, 03:10:23 02/24/01 Sat
GILMAN APPLEBY, Deer Island, NB CANADA -
I am looking for birthplace and parents of
Gilman Appleby.
Gilman Appleby was a soldier sent to St. Andrews, NB Canada to fight the US over the border of Maine (approx. 1839). The dispute was settled peacefully between the two countries.
Gilman Appleby married Frances Waycott and
they lived on Deer Island, NB Canada
Their children were:
Vera Appleby Corbett,born 1883 (my grandmother)
Percy Appleby
Frances Appleby Hillman (Lowell,MA USA)
Jack Appleby
Susan Appleby Cameron (Milltown,NB Canada)
Rex Appleby
Any information on any of these people would be very much appreciated.
Thanks, Sharon
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- Kent, England -- Graham Treadwell, 15:08:52 05/30/01 Wed
I am researching my great grandfather Alfred Young Appleby's ancestors who lived in the Medway Towns area of Kent in the 1700s and 1800s. Some of them migrated to Wortley, Leeds, Yorkshire and Rugby, Warwickshire by the early 1900s
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- Applebee - Castle Cary, Somerset, later in E London & West Ham -- Heather McManus, 16:13:47 12/18/07 Tue
Am trying to find more info on Applebees /Appleby, a family of bakers in Castle Cary, Somerset. William, (b 1749 in Bruton, m Martha Crane)was a baker. In 1841 his son John (m to Sarah Strong)ran the business. Children of John & Sarah:
James (1819)
John (1820)
Ann 1821
Sarah 1823
Mary 1825
William 1826
Edwin 1830
Eliz. Mary 1832
George 1834.
By 1851 most of the family seem to have moved to Shoreditch.
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- Applebys from Northumberland, UK -- Claire Means, 22:57:25 02/24/01 Sat
Seeking info on:
Thomas Appleby (b 1852 in Whitfield)
married Ann Elizabeth Brown 1872 in Gosforth. Ann was born 1851? in Selby, Yorks
Children:
Ada Appleby (b 1874? in Gosforth)died before 1923
Eva Appleby (b 1878? in Gosforth)
Amy Appleby (b 1884? in Gosforth)
Ring any bells?
Claire
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- Northumberland Applebys -- Claire, 22:46:18 02/24/01 Sat
Anyone have any information on Eva Appleby (b1879?) daughter of Thomas Appleby (Deputy Chief Constable) married John Wright in 1916 at the Parish Church, Parish of St John Lee
Thanks,
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- Northumberland, England -- Blanche Hunter, 08:39:21 09/25/01 Tue
Edward Appleby born 1817 married Isabella Jacobson born 1813 in Gateshead in 1837. Jane born 1838, Elizabeth born 1841, Edward born 1848 and William born 1850 all in Morpeth. Edward married and remained in Northumberland but William married and moved to Bishopwearmouth. I am the descendant of the youngest brother Thomas born in Whitfield 1852.
Blanche
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- Nathaniel Appleby BEAL, 1830-1908, Maine, USA -- Beth, 21:01:57 07/14/02 Sun
Hello Appleby researchers! My gr-gr-grandfather was Nathaniel Appleby BEAL, 1830-1908, of Bowdoin and Lisbon, ME. I do not know why his middle name was Appleby and would appreciate any tips in that connection!
He was a son of Nathaniel BEAL and Mary COOMBS. (The elder Nathaniel's father's name may have been Joshua.) Nathaniel Appleby BEAL married first Hannah E. SMALL in 1853, second Antoinette (Nettie) GRAVES in the very late 1860s. His grave in Bowdoin, Sagadahoc County, has a GAR-Civil War marker.
Oh, how happy I'll be if someone here can help me identify my Appleby connection! Thanks.
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- Appleby Michigan -- Ashley Appleby-Kenanrd, 04:02:42 02/24/01 Sat
Just wondering if anyone out there has information on any Applebys in the Michigan area? My grandparents have all since passed and I am trying to find out information on my family "tree". My father and his three brothers are here in Michigan. Besides us, we are unaware of any Michiganders. My grandfather is John Appleby. Thank you for any information! :)
Ashley
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- Appleby of Staffordshire & Nottinghanshire -- Pat Appleby, 15:21:38 09/16/07 Sun
Check out my Appleby blog on
http://patappleby.blogspot.com/
& please contact me if you have further info.
Many thanks, Pat Appleby
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- Peter Appleby of Carleton Cty., N.B. -- Jo Ann Burton, 03:11:53 02/24/01 Sat
I am trying to find when and where Peter Appleby was born, any family that he had, and his relationship to John Francis Appleby(1840-1917) who invented the Appleby Knotter (grain binder). John was the son of James and Jane Appleby and was born in Westmorland, Oneida Cty, N.Y. My grandfather John Barter Appleby was told by his father Peter that he was related to the inventor. I am hoping that if I find his family I can perhaps find Peter's ancestors too.
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- Appleby's from Wylam/Crawcrook to the USA -- Paul Appleby, 20:09:20 02/26/06 Sun
Hi
I have recently found out that two of my relatives left the UK via Liverpool to live in the USA. One was called Edward Appleby(dob 1899)born in Wylam, Northumberland England, who stayed in the US, and the other was Stanley Appleby (no dob) born in Crawcrook, near Newcastle upon Tyne, England, who went on up to Canada. They travelled together.
They went to work in the mines - their relatives were all coal miners.
I have checked the website that has passenger records, but although there are tons of Appleby's, alas none with these names.
My guess is that they travelled between 1919 and 1925.
I understand that Stanley went on to be a teacher (or perhaps his Canadian wife did - we are not sure).
I guess I am hoping that someone who reads this forum knows of relatives from Wylam/Crawcrook in England.
Kind regards
Paul Appleby
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- Appleby Family - Westmoreland Jamaica -- Marjorie Clarke (very curious), 15:23:36 08/13/07 Mon
My mother's family name is Appleby and she is from Westmoreland in Jamaica. We recently moved to England and realised that there is a place called Appleby-in-Westmoreland here and think there must be some link with the Appleby family in Westmoreland Jamaica. My grandfather's name is Hubert Appleby and he died in 1958. He married Lila and they lived in Porter's Mountain in Westmoreland where they had several children. There are still a number of Applebys living in the area. Any information on the Applebys in Jamaica and their link to the people of Appleby-in-Westmoreland would be well appreciated.
Regards
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- Thomas Appleby convict transported to Australia 1836 -- Fred Mitchell, 05:02:05 07/05/03 Sat
G'Day everyone,I am trying to find out further information on my ancestor Thomas Appleby born about 1816 in Barnard Castle county Durham. His parents were William Appleby and Margaret Wright. I have done a lot of research on Thomas since his arrival in Australia and would be glad to pass this on to anyone that is interested.
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- Minnie Appleby Tanner Gilbert(?) -- L. QUirk, 16:04:43 01/05/02 Sat
I am looking for information on Minnie Appleby born July 4, 1870 in Beekman, Dutchess Co., NY. Her parents were William (b: 1841 in Washington, NY)& Mary (Decker b:1846 in Plattekill, NY) Applebey. Minnie had two brothers Franklin (b:1867) and Edward (b:1880) who I have been able to find some information on. Minnie married James Egbert Tanner on June 6, 1888 in Wasaic, NY. They lived in Amenia/Dover Plains, NY and had two boys Allerton and Roy (my great, grandfather) in 1889 and 1891. Minnie and James separated prior to 1900 (I've found the family in the 1900 census minus Minnie) - the boys stayed with James. I believe they divorced and that Minnie remarried - perhaps F.M. Gilbert? I am looking for any information about Minnie after she left her marriage to James - I want to know where she went, when they were divorced, whether she remarried, were there other children and when/where she died (just for starters! :) ) Thanks!
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- Eliza Appleby of Eastport, MAINE, USA c1840 -- Russ French (Peace and blessings), 04:11:21 07/03/07 Tue
I am trying to find the wife of my ggg-granfather, David McDonald. He may have used other names, such as Daniel or McDonnel. An old family record names his wife as Eliza Appleton, but this search has yielded no info. However, in the 1840 US Census for Eastport, Washington, Maine, USA, there is an Eliza Appleby. This might be my ancestress, as David and Eliza's son William McDonald was born in 1842 in the same county.
Would anyone have any light to shed on this?
Thaking you for your consideration, in Jesus, Russ French
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- Robert Appleby married Elizabeth Davison - Barnard Castle. -- Colin Appleby, 03:41:32 02/24/01 Sat
Robert Appleby married Elizabeth Davison on the 21 Feb 1768 at Barnard Castle in County Durham, England.
Children were John, Mary, Robert, Elizabeth, Thomas, Thomas, and Ann.
Anyone with links for Appleby Family from Barnard Castle please contact.
Thanks.
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- APPLEBY - Sheffield Flood (1864) -- Karen Lightowler, 14:05:16 02/09/03 Sun
Hi List
I am re-posting details of the APPLEBY family who died in the Sheffield Flood (12th March 1864) as I would dearly love to contact a descendant of this family.
Other names associated with this family are MARSHALL, BEARDMORE, KINSEY, SWIFT, DENNY (or DEMMY) and NIGHTINGALE. The details I have so far are:
Mary APPLEBY (nee MARSHALL) drowned in the flood. (Born 1801 married Cowton APPLEBY on 30.6.1823. Cowton was born 12.3.1802 in Scarborough, exactly 62 years to the day before Mary drowned. He died somewhere before the census in 1861. His parents were John and Mary and he had brothers William and John.)
Mary and Cowton had 10 children:
1. Mary Anne APPLEBY (born 14.4.1824 Winster) married on 14.10.1849 to John BEARDMORE with children Sarah A (born 1857) and George (born 1859)
2. Stephen Cowton APPLEBY (born 25.10.1825 Winster) married on 8.5.1849 to Elizabeth KINSEY. Their daughter Mary APPLEBY drowned in the flood at the age of just 13.
3. Eliza Christiana APPLEBY (born 30.10.1826 Winster) married to Charles SWIFT (born 1832 about Cromford) with daughter Ann E (born 1860 in Sheffield)
4. Ann Elizabeth APPLEBY (born 23.1.1828 Winster) married to Mr Denny or Mr Demmy??
5. John APPLEBY (chr 18.4.1830 Winster) married on 14.11.1849 to Ellen NIGHTINGALE.
6. Martha APPLEBY (chr 13.3.1831 Winster)
7. John Cowton APPLEBY drowned in the flood at the age of about 37. Married to Ellen (born about 1839 and died between 1861 and 1864) with children George (born 1860) and Annie Maria (born 1861)
8. Charles APPLEBY (born 28.6.1834 Winster)
9. William APPLEBY (born 29.10.1836 Winster- twin)
10. Cowton APPLEBY (born 29.10.1836 Winster - twin) married to Sarah A (born about 1840) with children William Cowton (born 1860), Charles (born 1863), Herbert (born 1869), Ernest (born 1871), Mary (born 1874) and Edith (born 1878)
I would love to hear from anyone who can fit any of the above into their family line.
Thanks
Karen Lightowler
Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England
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- Horton Applebee -- Laurie Applebee Updike, 03:57:55 07/19/06 Wed
Looking for any info on Horton Applebee-b1804.Married Electa Greene in Spafford,NY about 1830.He disappears after this.Any info greatly appreciated.One child as far as I know.My g grandpa Albert Anson Applebee
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- appleby family -- kevin pottage, 10:12:40 05/13/07 Sun
looking for any information on the appleby family who lived in bewholme yorkshire in th 1930s
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- Appleby in Lincolnshire, UK -- Norma, 17:32:52 04/13/01 Fri
Looking for information re Mary Appleby, born 1818/9, in Waddingham near Caistor, Lincs. She married James Vickers, had 10 chn and lived in Scawby, Lincs and Owmby, Lincs until her death in 1888. Any information re parents, siblings most welcome. Thanks.
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- Appleby of Swyncombe / Russells Water / OXON. -- Pamela Jansen (nee' Appleby), 02:55:38 02/24/01 Sat
My father is Frank Appleby b- Ramsgate, Kent 1933
Grandfather was Frederick Geo. Appleby b- Hurley, Berks. m-March 16, 1900 in Abingdon, Berks. to Mary Lovegrove.
G-Grandfather was Arthur John, or John Arthur (depending on which record).b-aft. 1861 census in Swyncombe, Oxon.
m-April 22, 1889. to Rose Hutton, in Swyncombe, Oxon.
G-G-Grandfather was James Appleby b-abt. 1820 in Swyncombe, Oxon. and married Mary Ann Lloyd in Swyncombe, Oxon.
Please could anyone help me to fill in blanks and perhaps go back further?
I am also interested in knowing the actual origin of the name Appleby.
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- Re: Henry Appleby -- Lorraine Mencinsky, 07:56:17 03/21/03 Fri
Hi Applebys,
Iam trying to research the family. I have accurate information of my family up to my grandfather but am trying to find information on my greatgrandfather and his connections.His name is Henry Appleby who married Annie Hatcher in England. They had 5 children : Sydney Ralph 27/10/1896 in Lewisham,George (Vern),Elsie, Doris and Robert(Bert). Henry was a landscape gardiner they came to Australia on the SS Mamari in I think 1908.Robert and George stayed behind in England. Sydney married Ivy Mona Woodfield in Glebe NSW Australia in 1920. Iam their granddaughter. Any help will be grteatly appreciated.
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- Appleby in Nottingham -- Appleby/McGauran, 20:23:10 02/22/07 Thu
Looking for info on Joseph Appleby Born 1862c don't know where,he had a son John born Athlone 1894 while Joseph was in the army there,wife was Catherine McGauran born 1877c (in Ireland??) I don't know where they married or when.They moved at some time to Nottingham as Catherine died 1937 aged 60 yrs and Joseph died 1937 aged 75 yrs,also son John Died 1945 aged 50 yrs,all are buried in Cavendish Road Carlton Nottingham Cemetery.Where is Joseph's family from,Nottingham???
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- APPLEBY ELIZABETH ANN -- elizabeth ann appleb y, 15:39:22 02/21/07 Wed
SEARCHING ELIZABETH ANN APPLEBY BORN ABOUT 1918 IN YORKSHIRE
PLEASE CAN ANY ONE HELP IN LOCATING THE FAMILY. Did Elizabeth Marry?
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- Layer De La Haye - Essex -- Adam Appleby, 20:10:44 06/27/01 Wed
I am looking for info on a John James Appleby who lived on a farm in Layer De La Haye in Essex, and possibly married a spanish girl.
He is my GG Grandad
He had at least one son, also John James, who married Ada Blanche Brady, and had 5 children... (One still-born).
Edgar, Irene, Guy Leonard and John James Appleby B_13-05-1893 D_1975/76
Any info greatly appreciated.
Adam Appleby
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- Re: Appleby's of Oxfordshire, England -- maurice irwin, 14:02:17 01/12/07 Fri
I am related to Lydia Appleby she was my g g grand mother,married to william irwin,her father Stephen appleby of Swyncombe and Russells Water.
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- Appleby's of Oxfordshire, England -- Pamela, 00:21:46 02/25/01 Sun
As far as I can tell, my ancestors (until my grandfather) kept pretty much within Oxfordshire.
I have them back to James Appleby and Mary Ann Lloyd (mid 1850's) mostly in Swyncombe. Other misc. places that I have heard about are;
Russells Water
Watlington
Nettlebed
Bix
Shiplake
Bosmore Farm (near Henley)
I would like to ask that anyone else who thinks they might connect to this group (Nearly all Agricultural Labourers) contact me at kjansen@ix.netcom.com
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