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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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John Appleby, stonemason of Acklington

According to census data, John Appleby was born in Acklington in around 1790 - he was a stonemason journeyman. However his sons and grandsons were brick and tile manufacturers - moving around various Northumberland Tileries, including Belsay, Ellington, Ogle, Black Heddon, Wingate and Bothal Park.

This line is almost certainly linked to that of the

view the family tree chart for John Appleby and Margaret Dawson

?DixonMary Ann 1858-1901

AppelbyElizabeth 1883-

ApplebyAdam 1859-1861

ApplebyAgnes 1923-1988

ApplebyAnnie 1897-

ApplebyAnnie Aitchinson 1908-2000

ApplebyBetsy Lena 1886-

ApplebyCatherine Alice 1886-

ApplebyDorothy M 1915-

ApplebyEdna 1917-1964

ApplebyEdward 1828-1829

ApplebyEdward 1871-1891

ApplebyEdward 1897-

ApplebyEdward John 1832-1891

ApplebyEleanor 1892-

ApplebyEllenor 1860-

ApplebyFrances Alice 1864-

ApplebyFrances Alice 1885-

ApplebyHannah Edith 1873-1954

ApplebyHannah Watson 1852-

ApplebyIsabella 1826-1893

ApplebyIsabella 1880-

ApplebyIsabella 1868-

ApplebyJames 1890-

ApplebyJane Ann 1866-

ApplebyJemima 1888-

ApplebyJohn 1850-1851

ApplebyJohn 1877-1911

ApplebyJohn 1907-

ApplebyJohn 1786-1854

ApplebyJohn 1855-1897

ApplebyJohn 1876-1911

ApplebyJohn Dixon 1890-

ApplebyJohn Thomas 1880-1911

ApplebyJohn William 1910-

ApplebyJoseph 1837-1908

ApplebyJoseph 1881-1891

ApplebyJoseph 1888-1901

ApplebyKate 1885-

ApplebyLizzy Jane 1878-

ApplebyMargaret 1871-1871

ApplebyMargaret 1858-1871

ApplebyMargaret 1875-1908

ApplebyMargaret A 1868-

ApplebyMargaret Dawson 1824-

ApplebyMargaret Elliot 1877-1892

ApplebyMargaret Norah 1903-1985

ApplebyMary 1871-

ApplebyMary 1882-

ApplebyMary Ann 1868-

ApplebyMary Jane 1863-

ApplebyMeggie 1902-

ApplebyRalph Watson 1910-

ApplebyRalph Watson 1848-1911

ApplebyRichard 1879-

ApplebyRichard Robinson 1917-1973

ApplebyRobert 1834-1834

ApplebyRobert 1835-1899

ApplebyRobert 1887-1952

ApplebyRobert 1902-1994

ApplebyRobert 1869-

ApplebyRobert George 1895-

ApplebyRoy Charlton 1924-2012

ApplebySarah 1884-

ApplebyThomas 1822-1851

ApplebyThomasine Anne 1879-

ApplebyWalter 1920-1997

ApplebyWilliam 1829-1840

ApplebyWilliam 1873-

ApplebyWilliam 1886-

ApplebyWilliam 1890-

BoydDorothy 1875-1901

CharltonFrances

CharltonMary Ellen 1885-1920

CrozierCatherine 1847-

DawsonMargaret 1794-1839

DixonAnn 1838-1918

DouglasStanley 1907-

ElliotIsabella 1854-1911

EmmersonAgnes Percy 1905-1986

HoggJane 1841-1873

LawsonAlexander 1868-

MacLeanAlice 1832-1909

MarshallRobert William

OrmstonJames Jones 1907-1990

RobsonAgnes 1880-1947

RobsonGeorge 1869-

RutherfordWilliam 1826-

StephensonRobert 1819-

StobbsDorothy 1880-

WatsonJemima 1830-

These images of the Belsay Tile Works were reproduced with permission of the SINE Project at Newcastle University. Please click on the link to read more about this well-preserved group of traditional tile kilns

Acklington Applebys, but we need to access more parish records to establish where the connection might lie.

I am grateful to Janine and John for providing information about this line.

We have some yDNA tests for this line - and I am pleased to report that they are an excellent match to an Appleby descendant from the main Acklington line, so it is looking as if all the Acklington lines share a common ancestor.