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he's marriage to jane wilson

John Appleton
England Marriages, 1538–1973
marriage: 22 April 1802 Brompton By Northallerton, York, England
spouse: Jane Wilson

another version of the information posted by malyon, with more information .............


from lancsopc (Lancashire Online Parish Clerks)

http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Search/indexp.html

Baptism: 19 Jan 1777 St Peter, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
John Appleton - Son of Charles Appleton
Born: 3 Jan 1777
Abode: Folly Lane
Occupation: Potter
Register: Baptisms 1776 - 1779, Page 10, Entry 25
Source: LDS Film 1656377

Malyon you are amazing, I don;t where you found all this stuff but I am grateful for it, thank you.
Sylvia, I think there must be two John Appletons born in 1777, the one born in Brompton is the one I need to follow.
And from that I now know that Johns parents were called William and Sarah.
Can someone give me a pointer where to look please ;-)

Malyon and I looked on free sites

For almost all counties ..............

http://freereg2.freereg.org.uk/search_queries/new

select the county


Malyon was using the Mormon site ...........

https://familysearch.org/

click Search, and select RECORDS

Marriages Jun 1884 (>99%)
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Ackworth Edward Middlesborough 9d 823
***Appleton Harry Middlesborough 9d 823
BECKWITH Emily Esther Middlesborough 9d 823
***Yare Emma Middlesbro' 9d 823

Harry is also used when named Henry.

Robert .............

further to your question re where to look

Most of us use sites other than GR for records.

I have subscriptions to Ancestry - UK and to FMP World.

I find those subs invaluable ............ the FMP sub is new this year, but I've used ancestry since about 2004 and wouldn't be without it.

Go to freebmd for all births marriages and deaths from July 1 1837 to about 1975 - ish. BMDs up to about 2005 are on ancestry



Remember that you can also search subscription sites to see if your ancestors are on there, you just cannot see the details .................. some people do that, and then come on here to ask for someone else to check the information

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Yorkshire, Archbishop of York Marriage licences index, 1613-1839 Transcription
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First name(s) William
Last name Appleton
Age 21
Birth year 1756
Residence parish Skelton
Residence county Yorkshire
Licence year 1777
Licence date 28 Jan 1777
Intended marriage place Ripon Collegiate
Spouse's first name(s) Sarah
Spouse's last name Ella
Spouse's age 21
Spouse's parish Kirklington
Spouse's county Yorkshire
Notes -
Document ordering http://www.york.ac.uk/borthwick/remote-services/copying/order-form
Record sequence number 6
Page number 7
Record set Yorkshire, Archbishop of York Marriage licences index, 1613-1839
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Marriages & divorces
Collections from Great Britain

this could be william appleton's birth john's father

William Appleton
England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
christening: 18 December 1755 BROMPTON BY NORTHALLERTON, YORK, ENGLAND
father: Thomas Appleton
mother: Dorothy

and could be william's marriage to sarah birth date is a year out


William Appleton
mentioned in the record of William Appleton and Sarah Ella
Name William Appleton
Birth Date 1756
Age 21
Spouse's Name Sarah Ella
Spouse's Birth Date 1756
Spouse's Age 21
Event Date 28 Jan 1777
Event Place York, England

Yorkshire Baptisms Transcription
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First name(s) Ann
Last name Appleton
Baptism year 1770
Baptism date 27 Jul 1770
Baptism place Brompton by Northallerton
Denomination Anglican
Father's first name(s) William
Mother's first name(s) Sarah
County Yorkshire (North Riding)
Country England
Archive North Yorkshire County Record Office
Record set Yorkshire Baptisms
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Births & baptisms
Collections from Great Britain

family search for the appleton's in BROMPTON BY NORTHALLERTON, YORK, goes back to 1596

Thanks for the tips on the free sites.
Wow this stuff really gives me headaches.
Thanks safc for throwing Ann Appleton in the mix, if William and Sarah Ella were her parents they would have been around 14 and 15 when they had her...now you are going to tell me that was normal in those days :-0

Kay...I looked at the Emma Yarr marrying Harry Appleton, knowing that Henry is sometimes referred as Harry, but Emma was a Bagnall...unless she was married before she got with Henry...she does appear to be a man eater!

Malyon where did you find the family search?

Robert

I gave you the link for Family Search

Just keep to the records on that site.



Malyon was using the Mormon site ...........

https://familysearch.org/

click Search, and select RECORDS

Sorry Silvia I was obviously not paying attention ;-)
I have looked on family search now.
My head is aching from this, but it is fascinating and very addictive.
There seems to be a trend where the children are named after the parents and grandparents, was this some sort of tradition or were they just short of imagination?

it was tradition ................