the Appleby one-name study and DNA project
the Appleby one-name study and DNA project
Surnames covered in our DNA project:
APPLEBY, APPLEBEE,
APPELBY, APPELBE
plus any other variants
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The current banner shows Alnwick Castle, in Northumberland - a county in the far north east of England, bordering Scotland. This region is home to a number of Appleby lines - and our DNA project has confirmed genetic connections between several of these, which also match lines in Canada, USA and Ireland.
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Applebys of Lincolnshire and Rotherham
Several members of this line ran Grocers and Drapers shops. We believe that the three younger children in the photo are (from left) Arthur Reginald Appleby, George Albert Appleby and Charles Clifford Appleby, with their father standing on the left and their mother in the doorway
This line begins with John Appleby (1779-1833) and Harriet Scales Guy (1790-1829) who married at St Botulph in Boston, Lincolnshire in 1812. I am almost certain that John belongs to the same line as William Barker Appleby. Hopefully we can locate living male Applebys from both lines to confirm this through DNA testing!
Although this line of Applebys originated in Boston, Lincolnshire, the largest branch had moved to Rotherham (via Matlock in Derbyshire!) by 1891. Another branch ended up in Sheffield in Yorkshire and a third in Retford in Nottinghamshire.
George William Appleby and Alice (Fieldsand)
Appleby ?William 1733-
Appleby Albert Keeling 1876-1917
Appleby Anne 1817-
Appleby Arthur Ernest 1878-1956
Appleby Arthur Reginald 1904-1993
Appleby Beatrice Mary 1909-
Appleby Charles Clifford 1901-1934
Appleby Charles Frederick 1824-1902
Appleby Charles George 1862-1920
Appleby Charles William 1852-1899
Appleby Clara Mabel 1885-1971
Appleby Fanny Millicent 1870-
Appleby Frederick Henry 1901-
Appleby George Albert 1899-1996
Appleby George William 1874-1954
Appleby Gladys 1904-
Appleby Harold Charles 1880-1917
Appleby Harriet 1815-1818
Appleby John 1846-1926
Appleby John 1779-1833
Appleby John 1820-1898
Appleby John Henry 1873-
Appleby John Thomas 1856-1862
Appleby Marjorie 1910-
Appleby Mary Jane 1859-
Appleby Minnie A B 1888-
Appleby Walter Edwin 1883-1973
Appleby William 1899-
Arnall ?Elizabeth 1751-1788
Balderston Sarah Ann 1836-1872
Baldock Minnie Alice 1862-1938
Colledge Arthur Tom
Cordon Samuel
Drury Matilda 1850-1933
Fieldsend Alice 1876-1946
Garnham Fanny 1849-1927
Guy Harriet Scales 1790-1829
Jackson Mildred (Millicent) 1816-1907
Keeling Clara Lucy 1855-1889
Shipman George
Watts Beatrice A 1876-
Woodcock Edith 1883-1950