about the Appleby DNA project ...
We hope this project will be of interest to anyone who is studying their
Appleby, Applebee, Appelbey, Appelbe, Appelbee, Apelbe
family history, wherever they may live in the world today. But to make the project a success, we need YOUR help!
The Project is part of the Appleby One-Name Study, which is registered with the Guild of One-Name Studies, and aims to identify the origins of (and possible connections between) the various known Appleby/Applebee/Appelbe family trees. The first stage of the project is to gather together as many Appleby Family Trees as possible - from all over the world. To do this, we need the help and cooperation of all you Appleby researchers
To discover if any of your Appleby/bee ancestors are already included in the Family Tree charts displayed on this site - please either check the Master Name Index or use the Google search bar below.
[Note: newly added individuals may not yet have been trawled by Google, and the pdf files which include details of all London Appleby baptisms and marriages are not included in the Google search]
Although DNA testing can never replace traditional genealogical research, it is proving a very valuable tool for validating reconstructed family trees and discovering if and how such trees link together, in particular when such links may have existed many generations ago, before written records are available.
Download a flyer about the project - to display at Family History meetings or send to your Appleby relatives to tell them about the DNA Project and invite them to participateIf you have any queries, comments or suggestions relating to this Project, or if you would like to submit YOUR Appleby tree, please contact the administrator using the link on the left.
Surnames covered in our DNA project:
APPLEBYAPPLEBEEAPPELBYAPPELBEAPPELBEEAPELBYplus any other variants
the Appleby DNA project
If you would like to be involved in any way with this project, or have any corrections or additions to the site content, please use the CONTACT FORM
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the website for the Appleby One-Name Study
