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Appleby Family

lynne6 — 2009-09-08 16:52:54Z

Looking for Appleby family from Stoke on Trent.Want to find Birth Family
Thanks

APPLEBY James T Sr 1870-1953

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-02 23:10:37Z

APPLEBY James T Sr 1870-1953

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APPLEBY Belle R 1875-1947

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-02 23:10:25Z

APPLEBY Belle R 1875-1947

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Re: APPLEBY in Brompton by Northallerton, North Riding of Yorkshire

thomsonfh — 2009-08-31 20:51:54Z

The list at British Genealogy doesn't exist any more (British Genealogy stopped operating lists 2 or 3 years ago, and we lost all the messages!).
There is now a forum at http://www.british-genealogy.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=b... - try that. We don't have many members there yet.
Richard

Re: APPLEBY in Brompton by Northallerton, North Riding of Yorkshire

Wally668 — 2009-08-27 19:48:17Z

Sounds like it could be my family, but I wasn't able to access web page. Will try later.

Re: Ken Appleby

gsyurco — 2009-08-21 23:05:34Z

I might know this person, if you would like to message me privately.
gsyurco@yahoo.ca

Re: George Wilder Appleby, MD - Butler county, IA

coappleby1 — 2009-08-19 22:30:27Z

Thank you - I have a copy of that census record, as well as 1910, 1920, 1930 and Iowa census records of 1915, 1935.

Re: George Wilder Appleby, MD - Butler county, IA

TCSmith67 — 2009-08-19 22:10:49Z

The LDS has a copy of the 1900 census available for viewing at http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=reco... . That lists Lloyd E. Appleby as an adopted son b. Oct 1896 in Illinois and Vera W. Appleby as an adopted daughter, b. June 1889 in Illinois. The family is located in West Point Twp., Butler Co., Iowa.

George Wilder Appleby, MD - Butler county, IA

coappleby1 — 2009-08-18 14:47:07Z

My paternal grandfather, Lloyd Everett Appleby was adopted by George Wilder and Helen "Nellie" Everett Appleby in 1897. He was born Lloyd Evans on 19 Oct 1896 in Chicago, Cook, IL and placed with the Chicago Foundling Home in Dec 1896. He had an adopted sister - Vera or Vere who married White and then McClellan or McClelland. Looking for any birth information on Lloyd or Vere.

Re: Mary Appleby

LILLIBRIDGE — 2009-08-15 00:59:29Z

I have that Mary married Hampton Lillibridge, 9 Sep 1767, in Hempstead, Nassau co, NY. She was born, 27 Feb 1747/8 and died, as you noted, 24 Apr 1770. Burial in Fence Island Cem, Newport, Newport co, RI. The couple had one child: Thomas Hampton Lillibridge, born 1768, in Newport. Died, 3 Sep 1784, in GA. Occupation: Planter.
If you have more details on this family, please share with me.
John Lillibridge

Mary Appleby

popvalve — 2009-08-15 00:59:12Z

I am looking for any information on a Mary Appleby. She married Hampton Lillibridge on September 8th 1767. She died on April 24th 1770.

Thanks

Re: Daniel Appleby- New York to Michigan

lupdike_1 — 2009-07-02 01:05:47Z

Thanks so much! I would really appreciate it! I saw the ES Appleby on Find-A-Grave in Langston.Is it possible the letters have worn away? The dates are right and the co F is right.

Re: Daniel Appleby- New York to Michigan

mccartyd1014 — 2009-07-01 08:03:51Z

Laurie-I did know that Daniel was a Civil War Vet and that he was discharged in 1865 with a gunshot wound to his left leg and that it had to be amputated. I didn't not know that a headstone was ordered for him and I did not know where he was buried. As a matter of fact that is one of the pieces that has been eluding me for quite some time. Now I am hoping that I will find Mary Jane buried there as well. I am planning a trip up to Langston in the next couple of weeks, for it just so happens that a grandson of Daniels, Franks youngest son Arthur is buried in Langston Cemetery.

The Michigan Marriage Record (FHC Film #2342449) list Daniel born in Allegany Co. NY and Mary Jane born in Oreleans Co. NY. So that would seem to back up your thought that he is Phillip's son. I will check in Montcalm and see what I can find on him. Thanks for the directiona and I will keep you posted on what I find.- Diane

Re: Daniel Appleby- New York to Michigan

lupdike_1 — 2009-06-30 16:10:58Z

Hi Diane-I don't know how far you've researched Daniel S Appleby. He was a veteran of the Civil War-21st Mi Infantry-so when he died March 5 1897,a headstone was ordered for him in Langston Cemetery-Pine township,Montcalm Co.If you look at the census-both he and Mary were born in NY,and Franklin was born there too.He's either a son of David and Bethana Appleby(ee,ie,etc)of Chatauqua Co,or more likely Phillip and Sybil Appleby(my ancestors)who were from Spafford,NY and early settlers of Allegany co.If it's true Mary Jane was born in Olean-it's more likely he was Phillip's son. Let me know how you do with finding out more on him. I would start in Montcalm with town death certificates. Many towns kept these records before they were required to. Daniel died in 1897,so there's a good chance youight find one!-Laurie

Daniel Appleby- New York to Michigan

mccartyd1014 — 2009-06-28 04:41:42Z

I am seeking any info on Daniel S Appleby. I know he was born in New York in 1827, married Mary Jane Lane 11 May 1868 in Grand Haven, Ottawa, Michigan and died after 1880 in Michigan, possibly Montcalm County. They had one son that I know of, my gg-grandfather Franklin A., born June 1856 died 1932.
I am hoping the find more info on Daniel and his parents, of whom I know nothing. If anyone can connect any dots for me it will be very much appreciated.

Diane

APPLEBY James T and Gladys H

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 18:03:05Z

APPLEBY James T and Gladys H

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Re: Appleby - Nottingham - married Tutin, 1864

patriciadean5 — 2009-04-27 01:30:51Z

Ihave got up to sidney and jane sidney was jutus as well as tutin jane was born in 29 aug 1884 to Arthur sarah in tynemouth That is all ihave on them Iwas Patricia Tutin my father was Albert and mother Eunice bye

Re: Appleby - Nottingham - married Tutin, 1864

phaynes60 — 2009-04-25 08:40:45Z

Sidney was my g g grandfather. Have not managed to get any further back with Jane Birch Appleby.

Re: Lincolnshire Applebys

denaria — 2008-11-01 17:15:21Z

My mother was an APPLEBY - and her family were "originally" (?) from South Cockerington near Louth. The furthest back I have been able to go is to John APPLEBY and his wife Elizabeth who were probably born in the 1760s/1770s. In my fairly extensive APPLEBY tree, however, I have Ann APPLEBY of Stewton, Lincs. marrying George BRUMPTON around 1872 - and Frances Appleby of Grimoldby, Lincs. marrying William FIFE in about 1861.
Is this of any help?

Re: APPLEBY / LARDER (England)

denaria — 2008-10-31 04:18:44Z

Dear Rick, I'm very interested in the family you mention. They must be relatives of mine, but I can't work out how. My mother was an APPLEBY from Lincolnshire- her family originated in South Cockerington. I've traced them as far back as John APPLEBY who married Elizabeth and had three children - William (b.1784), Thomas Larder (b. 1785) and John (b.1789).
Would be interested in comparing notes and discussing this further. I hope to hear from you.

Re: Appleby/Applebee

rhappleby — 2008-09-08 23:38:28Z

Not sure if there is a Levi in the Hezikiah branch, but I recall that he used biblical names for his children. Try the Texas Applebys. It also that I recall the publisher of the Appleby/Applebee newsletter had a similar situation of changing the names.

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

rhappleby — 2008-09-02 04:11:26Z

This may be of help, but mayb not. My ancestor William Appleby died in Williamson County TN in 1807. His will left 500 acres in KY to his friend John Appleby. He also had a brother and a cousin from PA named John. I have never been able to locate the land in KY, so am not sure who his friend John was.

Bob

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

rhappleby — 2008-11-22 18:48:17Z

It is interesting the name Otha. My grandfather was Wilson Otho, and I have never been able to determine the source of that name.

Bob

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

kam1966 — 2008-11-23 02:54:00Z

The date for Otha should have been 1908 sorry about that error..
I did find an Otha E Appleby that was born 18 Mar 1908 and died June 1982 .. I believe he could very well be the Otha in tree.

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

kam1966 — 2008-11-23 02:51:14Z

Thanks for the reply! I have no idea who his father was. That's one of the things I was hoping to find out.
I know John Leslie Appleby and wife Lizzie lived in Kentucky for a while (Whetstone and Cole Camp in Cumberland Ky..) and in Tennessee.
Here are their children and some dates (I found this info on census records and in an obit)
Minnie E. Nov 1897
James (Jim) E. Jun 1899 may have married a Mary E. ?
Henry Thomas or Thomas Henry but called Tom 1902 (my dad remembers Tom some)
Curtis 1904
Fannie 1906
Otha E. 1904 I believe he may have married Ruth Pinson
And there may have been another son Leslie (I found his name listed in Minnie's obit) Minnie was my Great Grandmother and she and her son Robert (Robbie) was murdered in 1949

I believe John Leslie Appleby's wife Lizzie's first name was Elizabeth and they may have married Feb 19 1896

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

kam1966 — 2008-11-23 15:11:52Z

Thanks so very much! I hope we find a connection!
kathy1966tn@yahoo.com

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

kam1966 — 2009-03-21 02:30:10Z

Thanks, I actually have been thinking on the same James H. tonight..son of Herrod and Caroline.. I saw a William and Mary On the same page as Herrod and Caroline in 1860 Russell Ky..and thought perhaps that was Herrods parents..

I did find a James in Clinton Ky with Wife Mary S. children Delia A, John W. and Sarah Q James had his mother Caroline and brothers Jacob, David S. and Robert living with them as well...in Clinton Ky 1880.. made me wonder if the son John could be my John Leslie (the w could have been an error)

I also noticed there is a James H. and a Dave both from Ky that are found in Tennessee at one time..just as my John Leslie is..

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

kam1966 — 2009-03-21 01:09:25Z

I was just given more info today (Thanks Lanny!)

Elizabeth MONROE married John L. APPLEBY 2/19/1896 @ William Frank Stone's;
Cumberland Co., Ky. marriage records Book 1896, page 256.

It lists John's parents as J.H Appleby and Mollie, both born in Russell Co., Ky.
Have any ideas who J. H Appleby and wife Mollie could be?
I'm wondering if J.H. Could be James H... and Mollie could be a nickname of a Mary..
Any help would be great!

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

kam1966 — 2009-03-01 04:08:07Z

Lizzie's Death Certificate lists her parents as Mary Oliver and Green Monroe.

John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

kam1966 — 2008-09-02 03:26:35Z

I'm looking for info on John Leslie Appleby b. Oct 1874? and his wife Lizzie Monroe b. Dec 1873?. I know they lived in Cumberland Ky and in Davidson County TN.
Their daughter Minnie E. Appleby Smith was my great grandmother.

Re: Appleby - Nottingham - married Tutin, 1864

patriciadean5 — 2009-04-20 03:19:05Z

Sidney Tutin was mygreat granfather Ihave done my family tree up to sidney and jane now going on.trying to find them .

Re: Thomas Percy Appleby - Vancouver

olavollesson — 2009-02-13 18:34:14Z

Yes, this is the right person.
Thomas Percy is the nephew of my Great Great Grandmother,
Dorothy Appleby, who is the elder sister of Thomas.
He went to Canada via the United States in 1908.
He had a son called Desmond Jefferson Appleby born about 1908, by his wife Lilian Hogg. l cannot find out what happened to Lilian, or why Thomas Percy should leave at that moment, when the baby was due. Desmond died in 1984.

Re: Thomas Percy Appleby - Vancouver

olavollesson — 2009-02-13 13:47:33Z

Yes, this is the right person.
He was my Great Great Grandmother nephew,

Thomas R. Appleby, 74, son of the late John and Elizabeth Taylor Appleby.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-12-01 23:06:12Z

Thomas R. Appleby
Mammoth

Thomas R. Appleby, 74, of Mammoth, passed away Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008, at his home, with his family by his side. Born July 30, 1934, in Greensburg, he was the son of the late John and Elizabeth Taylor Appleby. Tom was a member of St. Florian Catholic Church, United. Prior to retirement, he was employed as a machinist by Robertshaw, Youngwood. He was the loving husband of 53 years to Margaret M. "Marge" Dlugos Appleby; the loving father to Renee Appleby, Tom Appleby and wife, Mary Beth, and Tim Appleby and wife, Dot; and the loving grandfather to Breanna, Alexandra, Bradley, Matthew, Carolyn and Ryan Appleby. Dad loved to spend all his time with Mom, no matter if it was working around the house, going out to eat or spending their time just being with each other. Some of his favorite pastimes were watching his grandchildren play sports and watching the Steelers. He was also an avid fisherman. Family and friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the JAY A. HOFFER FUNERAL HOME, Norvelt. A blessing service will be at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday in the funeral home, followed by his Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. in St. Florian Catholic Church with the Rev. William C. McGuirk as celebrant. Interment to follow in St. Florian Cemetery, Trauger. The St. Florian Altar Society and choir will recite the rosary at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the funeral home.
St. Florian Catholic Church ,"
Rev. William C. McGuirk,"
JAY A. HOFFER FUNERAL HOME,

William Ivins Appleby (NJ, Utah) genealogy write-up

Chris_Schopfer — 2008-07-07 05:16:57Z

William Ivins Appleby was an early elder in the Mormon Church, having traveled from NJ to Salt Lake twice in the mid-1800s. In his "Autobiography and Journal of William I. Appleby", dated (started) July 6th, 1848, he gives some summary information about his siblings, with the footnote: "I will given their names, and the names of my kindred, together with their genealogy, as far as acquainted with in their proper place, and time."

This genealogy is not included in his Autobiography and Journal, which is reposited at the LDS Church Library. The church librarian has told me the church does not have it. Does this genealogy exist, and if so, where?

Re: Samuel APPLEBY & Mary FERN

annettewhibley — 2008-08-26 15:54:37Z

Hi there. I am keen to trace the parents of Ann Appleby who married George Fox 1799 at Holy Trinity Coventry and Samuel Appleby and Mary Fern seem like prime candidates. Have any researchers come across Ann please?

looking for Appleby family still in U? or anywhere

trishbruckshaw — 2009-04-05 04:40:08Z

My Mother's maiden name is Appleby, her father was Arthur Appleby from Seghill UK He married Elizabeth Ellen Walters in Seghill in 1914 or 1916? Arthur's father was Joseph Appleby who was married to Eliza Gorman. I do know that Arthur had no middle name and was one of 13 children(?)

Re: Appleby** Swyncombe / Henley / area of Oxon. England

2MsCalifornia — 2008-10-26 21:57:57Z

No, I am sorry, they are not familiar to me. Pamela
pamela_jansen@yahoo.com

APPLEBY Delma A and C Edwin

t42NormanIOOF — 2009-01-24 23:46:28Z

APPLEBY Delma A and C Edwin

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APPLEBY Mary Eliza BRASHEARS 1861 1911 wife of W A Brashears

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-12-12 16:01:39Z

APPLEBY Mary Eliza BRASHEARS 1861 1911 wife of W A Brashears

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Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

janaburns44 — 2008-11-23 14:07:48Z

My family is also from Whetstone and some cousins are listed in Lawson Bottom which is just down and across the river near Cole Camp. I had run across your John in the census records and entered him into my database just in case I later found the connection but I haven't found him yet. I do know that Robert A "Bob" Appleby born 9/3/1838 and died 1/1/1918 who married Sarah Ann "Sally" Dicken, born 3/16/1836 and died 9/7/1907, on 12/13/1860 lived in Lawson's Bottom and while they had a John he was not the one you are looking for. Maybe he belongs to a brother but I don't have him listed as one of theirs. His brothers are Herrod "Harry" b. abt 1823, William Allen b. 10/20/1831 (my ancestor) and Pollard Turner b. 8/17/1840. Their parents names were William and Mary "Polly" Bartlett Appleby. Maybe you can get some clues from them. I am sure they are connected, I just don't know how.

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

janaburns44 — 2008-11-22 19:26:47Z

No idea, but Otha is a fairly common name in our area although I thought it a feminine name until I had a male patient with the name a few years ago. Otho however sounds Sweden or German to me. Do you know if you have any ancestors from those countries?

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

janaburns44 — 2008-11-22 17:32:06Z

All I have on them is that they showed up in the 1900 and 1910 Cumberland County Kentucky census with children:
Minnie E, Nov 1897; Jim E, Jun 1899; Henry, 1902; Curt, 1904; Fannie, 1906; Otha, 1908. Do you know who his father was? Maybe I can find him.
Jana

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

janaburns44 — 2009-03-21 12:28:48Z

Yes, William and Mary are Herrod's parents and James did have brothers Jacob, David and Robert so if the dates are right, I am sure you have the right ones. I am not sure if you know the history but Clinton County was formed from Cumberland and Russell County so the areas that they lived in is actually not far from each other. Creelsboro in Russell County is only across the river from Irish Bottom/Whetstone in Cumberland County and Wells Bottom in Clinton County.

Re: John Leslie Appleby and Lizzie Monroe Ky and TN

janaburns44 — 2009-03-21 02:06:52Z

I have three James H Applebys. The one that would be of the right age was born ca 1852 in Clinton County. His parents were Herrod "Harry" Appleby born ca 1823- died ca 1880 and Caroline Hereford. I don't have a wife for him but maybe that would give you a lead. I do know that the Applebys moved from Clinton to Russell and Cumberland at some point. I found quite a bit on the Applebys at the library in Jamestown, Ky. There is probably a lot more that I did not find as I only had a few hours to spend there.

Re: Appleby/Applebee

MelanneC — 2008-09-08 17:56:32Z

My grandfathers name was Merl (Pete) Appleby, My grandmother changed the spelling of the last name to Applebee in the early 1940's. My grandfathers father was Frank Appleby and mother Ethel Brimmer. I just started this family search, however, my mother mentioned a Levi in the family after my own daughter named one of her sons Levi. I'm interested in finding out more information on the Appleby/Applebee side. Found a few names in your posts that came to mind from prior conversations with my mother.

Appleby / Logan

HazelMartin346 — 2008-06-02 03:48:19Z

Looking for information about my grandparents Thomas Appleby & Emma Logan of Holden, AB.
Emma Logan, house keeper, moved in with Thomas, a bachelor, along with her 2 sons from a previous marriage. Shortly afterwards in 1932 my mother was born and given up for adoption to a family in Calgary, AB. On the adoption papers lists they could not afford to raise another child.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Robert Appleby charged with shooting his father J. W. Appleby

maryachtrh — 2008-11-03 05:15:22Z

Appears in The Ravia Weekly News, Friday, 10 February 1911, Johnston County, Oklahoma

Robert Appleby, charged with shooting his father, J. W. Appleby, made bond before a justice of the peace at Woodward and was released. The father has been taken to his home at Curtis, with wounds in his arm, side and leg. The boy claims that the shooting was in self-defense.

Phoebe APPLEBY - Suffolk

traceycdavis — 2008-07-09 21:01:03Z

Looking for any information on Phoebe APPLEBY, who married William LEGGETT (b.1836) on the 25th December 1857 in Ipswich, Suffolk. They had eight children Emily Mary (18/12/1858), William (1861), Alfred (1863), Edith Alice (1866), Louisa (1868), Frederick (1870), Florence (1874), and Albert Thomas (1876).

Please contact me if you have any information or connection with this family.

Hazel Appleby 1901-1951, East Peoria, Illinois - Any photos?

martincrane194 — 2009-01-13 14:21:43Z

I'm hoping to trace a friend or family member who could kindly provide a photo of:

HAZEL APPLEBY (14 Feb 1901-10 Mar 1951)
Married Thomas THOMPSON in 1926
Lived on Cole Street, East Peoria, Illinois
(Hazel tragically took her own life in 1951)

Thomas Thompson was my great great uncle and his family here in England would love to find someone who has a photo, or any memories, of his wife Hazel.

Many thanks in advance if that someone is you!
Martin
martin.crane@tesco.net