Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: Appleby of Teesdale-a Viking Family

This is a huge, proven family tree which links probable Viking ancestry from North Yorkshire with Scottish ancestry, Irish sources from the Derryvreen valley in County Cork, and mystifying connections with Portugese names in Lincolnshire. The total tree has currently 700 names, the majority being in support of the family Appleby. A circumstantial pedigree in Plantaginet Harrison stretches from 1120 to 1600AD, and this links to a fully proven pedigree which extends from 1580 to the present. The Appleby family is thus traced from North Yorkshire to Newcastle upon Tyne. This history is accompanied by maps, wills and even a bill of sale for land in 1687.	Appleby of Teesdale-a Viking Family Updated September 7, 2003
	George Appleby , Tyne & Wear United Kingdom Fax: 01912537007 georgejrappleby@aol.com
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Cullercoats fisherwomen (48 KB) 1927 outside the Royal Victoria Infirmary. The Cullercoats fisherwomen and Joe collected a lot of money for charity. Bella collected for the local lifeboat for most of her life. Fish Quay in North Shields (28 KB) Joseph Appleby started this fish import business in the early 1900s. It grew to be one of the largest fish importing companies in Northern England. Henry baptism 1597 (43 KB) Henry son of Henry 17 May 1597 2nd top line George William Noble Appleby (6 KB) Highland Division, North Africa, WWII

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