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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Adam Appleby of Easby
Originally, we thought that the Easby which Adam gave as his birthplace in the censuses was the Easby near Stokesley in North Yorkshire. Then we realised that given the other places mentioned by family members, it was more likely to have been Easby by Richmond - the site of the historic Easby Abbey on the banks of the River Swale.
We have not managed to find any record for Adam's christening, but he obligingly remarried late in life (after the introduction of General Registration) and this marriage certificate revealed that he was the son of a Robert Appleby labourer.
NAME INDEX
ApplebyAdam1787-1866
ApplebyAdam1869-
ApplebyAlbert Henry1910-
ApplebyAlice1901-
ApplebyAnn1836-
ApplebyAnnie1903-
ApplebyCatherine1830-
ApplebyCatherine1857-
ApplebyCharles Johnson1856-1880
ApplebyCharlotte1818-
ApplebyCharlotte M1865-
ApplebyChristopher1825-1861
ApplebyDorothy1814-
ApplebyDorothy1862-
ApplebyEdward Adam1825-
ApplebyElizabeth1823-
ApplebyElizabeth1853-
ApplebyElizabeth1906-
ApplebyEve1874-
ApplebyFlorence Mary1909-
ApplebyFrances A1868-
ApplebyGeorge1879-1915
ApplebyGeorge1905-
ApplebyGrace1860-
ApplebyHannah Jane1909-
ApplebyHenry1833-
ApplebyHenry Wilson1897-
ApplebyJohn1855-
ApplebyJohn1896-1911
ApplebyJohn William1903-
ApplebyMark1821-
ApplebyMary1816-
ApplebyMary Ellen1900-
ApplebyRobert
ApplebyRobert1895-
ApplebyRobert Henry1860-
ApplebySarah Ann1851-
ApplebySarah Ann1856-
ApplebySenora1905-
ApplebyTeddy1879-
ApplebyThomas1903-
ApplebyWilliam1827-1911
ApplebyWilliam1863-
ApplebyWilliam1881-
ApplebyWilliam1898-
ApplebyWilliam Henry1871-1911
ApplebyWilson1877-
GrahamCatherine1791-1861
HindmarchMary Elizabeth1878-
HudsonCharles1864-
JohnsonElizabeth1827-1891
MartinSarah
MattinsonHannah1861-
PorterAda1885-
RichardsonMary1874-
WestFrederick J
WestKate1881-
WhitfieldEleanor1833-1901
WildGeorge1807-
WilsonMargaret Jane1877-1911
YoungIsabelle
Adam could be connected to the line of William Appleby of Kirby Fleetham - also close to Richmond. This seems very likely as there are a number of children with the same names in Adam's family as appeared in the line of William of Kirkby Fleetham.
Our research was complicated by the fact that two of Adam's sons married the same woman - and she had children with both of them as well as another son from an earlier marriage. To make it clearer, here is a chart showing Elizabeth Johnson's three marriages and the children from each of them.
We have a set of yDNA results for a descendant of this line (from the branch of Adam's son Christopher Appleby, which show that the line shares a common ancestor with a number of other Appleby lines - see NORTHERN Group TWO in the latest DNA results. However, it is likely that there are a number of living Appleby descendants from the branch of Christopher's younger brother William - please do get in touch if you can provide any further details about this line.