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Richard Appleton 1724–1772 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1724

Birth Location: Stokesley, Yorkshire

Death Date: 9 Mar 1772

Death Location: Brantingham, Yorkshire, England

Father: james Appleton

Mother: anne hugill

Spouse(s): mary snowdon

Children(s): James Appleton

In 1724, Richard Appleton entered the world in Stokesley, Yorkshire, born to James Appleton And Anne Hugill. Richard Appleton married Mary Snowdon, and had children including James Appleton. Richard Appleton passed away in 1772 in Brantingham, Yorkshire, England.

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Biography

  • In 1724, Richard Appleton entered the world in Stokesley, Yorkshire, born to James Appleton And Anne Hugill.
  • Richard Appleton married Mary Snowdon, and had children including James Appleton.
  • Richard Appleton passed away in 1772 in Brantingham, Yorkshire, England.

Immediate Family

Parents

james Appleton
1693–
Birth Location: Stokesley, Yorkshire
jA
anne hugill
1692–
Birth Location: Stokesley ,York, England
ah

Spouses(s)

mary snowdon
1725–
Birth Location: Stokesley, Yorkshire
ms

Children(s)

James Appleton
1749–1797
Birth Location: Stokesley, Yorkshire North Riding
JA

Richard Appleton's Ancestors

Self
Richard Appleton
1724–1772
Birth Place: Stokesley, Yorkshire
Parents
james Appleton
1693–
Stokesley, Yorkshire
anne hugill
1692–
Stokesley ,York, England
Grandparents
richard Appleton
1665–
Stokesley, Stokesley, Yorkshire, England
anne lyon
1663–
Stokesley, Stokesley, Yorkshire, England
richard hugill
1664–
Stokesley ,York, England
Great-Grandparents
richard hugill
1645–
margaret garbutt
1645–
2nd-Great-Grandparents
stephen hugill
1617–
Richard Garbutt
1614–1675
Alice Leng\Laynge
1617–1672

Richard Appleton's Descendants

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Richard Appleton (1724–9 Mar 1772) m. mary snowdon (1725–)
  1. 1. James Appleton 1749–1797 m. Ann Stephenson 1740–1786
    1. 1. ANN APPLETON 1764–1826 m. WILLIAM (WILSON) II 1768–1845
      1. 1. James Wilson 1792–1860 m. Jane Naylor 1793–1860
        1. 1. sarah (ann) wilson 1826–1896 m. john wilkinson 1823–1884
        2. 2. thomas Wilson 1825–
        3. 3. richard Wilson 1823–
        4. 4. samuel Wilson 1822–1875
        5. 5. WILLIAM WILSON 1815–1883
      2. 2. elizabeth WILSON 1796–1863 m. William Sedgwick 1796–1868
        1. 1. Robert Sedgwick 1829–
        2. 2. Sarah Sedgwick 1834–
      3. 3. MARY (ANN) WILSON 1801–1863
      4. 4. William (Wilson) I 1790–1868
      5. 5. John Wilson 1794–
      6. 6. Hannah Wilson 1798–1830
      7. 7. Thomas Wilson 1801–1849
      8. 8. Nicholas Wilson 1805–1851
      9. 9. Richard Wilson 1816–1837
      10. 10. Ann Wilson 1799–1868
      11. 11. Jane Wilson 1798–
    2. 2. Appleton 1770– m. Mary Cousins 1761–1833
      1. 1. john Appleton 1810–
      2. 2. nicholas Appleton 1811–
      3. 3. robert Appleton 1805– m. jane 1806–
        1. 1. john Appleton 1826–
        2. 2. thomas Appleton 1828–
        3. 3. william Appleton 1830–
        4. 4. robert Appleton 1834–

Richard Appleton's Timeline

3 Records

1724
1724
Birth of Richard Appleton in Stokesley, Yorkshire
Stokesley, Yorkshire
1772
abt 1772
Age 48
Death of Richard Appleton
None
1772
9 Mar 1772
Age 48
Burial of Richard Appleton in Brantingham, Yorkshire, England
Brantingham, Yorkshire, England

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1724
    Event Place: Stokesley, Yorkshire

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: abt 1772
    Record Source: Yorkshire, England, Extracted Church of England Parish Records, Brantingam, East Yorkshire, 1653-1812, Vol 12; Author: Transcr & Ed: G Weddall; Publication Year: 1902

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Burial
    Event Date: 9 Mar 1772
    Event Place: Brantingham, Yorkshire, England
    Record Source: Yorkshire, England, Extracted Church of England Parish Records, Brantingam, East Yorkshire, 1653-1812, Vol 12; Author: Transcr & Ed: G Weddall; Publication Year: 1902
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