Chronological List of References to Apperley Individuals

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1212 First reference to Apperley Manor in Gloucestershire. See note on Apperley Estates at the bottom of the page.

1221 Thomas de APPERLEYE, Gloucester Assize Rolls

Richard de APPERLEE, Gloucester Assize Rolls

c1275 Simon de APPERLEYA, Robert son of Peter de APPERLEYA; Richard Pauncevot of Walton; Robert of Yuinton, Robert of Wyffeld, Adam de la Grave, Stephen Waukelin, Robert Gerand, etc witnesses on deed re Staverton and Deerhurst. GLS Archives., ref D326/T155

1275 Richard de APPERLEGH, Sandhurst Subsidy Rolls

1277 Robert de APPERLEYE one of witnesses at Inquisition post mortem at Gloucester re late Ralph Hackebon's Tewkesbury messuage

1280 (approx) Walter APPERLEE, Worcester Subsidy Rolls

1280 (approx) Thomas de APPERLEYE, Worcester Subsidy Rolls

pre 1290 Nicholas de APPERLEGH one of witnesses on Long Ashton deeds. Other witnesses include: Adam de Buttone, Robert de Acton, Ralph de Lyuns, William de Gatecumbe, lord John de Sancto. Bristol R.O., ref AC/D/1/4 and AC/D/1/6

1298-9 Sir William de APPERLE accused of allowing Geoffrey le Power to escape custody. Defence offered. Calendar: Roll C: 17 Feb 1299 - 14 Oct 1300

1299-1300 12 March Master William de APPERLE appeared before Geoffrey de Norton, Richer de Refham, Alderman, and Symon de Parys, Chamberlain. Acknowledgement of sum of 60 marks + damages from Gido Bertaud of one of Italian mercantile companies. Folios 40 - 49b, Calendar of letter-books of the city of London: B: 1275-1312 (1900), pp. 90-109

1294 William de APPERLE Rector of St Bartholomew (Brightwell Baldwin, OXON) presented by Lord Thomas de Parco

1301 Richard de APPERLE Rector of St Bartholomew (Brightwell Baldwin, OXON) presented by Lord Thomas de Parco

1302 William de APPERLE Rector of St Bartholomew (Brightwell Baldwin, OXON) presented by Lord Thomas de Parco

Dispute between Ralph de Hengham Canon of church of St Mary, Warwick, and William de Apperley (Dean c1296/7) re advowson of the church of Budbrooke.

1302/3 Richard de APPELEGH witness to Exchange document (house for croft) in Cottehegh (Cothay) 11 March. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1303 Roger de APPERLEGH, one of witnesses to deed of gift (All Saints Parish, Bristol) Bristol R.O. ref P/AS/D/NA 1 Other witnesses: Thomas de la Grave, Mayor. Thomas de Tylloy. Henry de Calne. Hugh Sanekyn. Richard de la Ropeselde. Richard Bryan. John Kyft. Richard de Weston. Robert Martyn and William Gylemyn, clerks, etc

1304 William de APURLEIE re John de Aubeny's land: 7 acres of meadow and 23 of arable demised to him. Gloucester.

1306 Roger de APPERLEGH burgess, from Henry de Calne, burgess (mortgage, High Street) (All Saints Parish, Bristol) Bristol R.O. ref P/AS/D/HS A 1

1308 - 1330 undated Agreement between Abbot John and Roger of Appley & his wife Alice. Witnesses: Fulk Glays; John of Bruges; William ab Allow; Richard de Lake; Philip of Sheinton. SA D593/A/1/15/7 Lilleshall documents relating to Welshpool More documents

c1309 Richard de APPERLEY to retain land in Twigworth acquired by Master William de APPERLEY his brother, whose heir he is, from John Daubeney [see1303], who retains land in King's Holm, Gloucester. C 143/74/12 National Archives

1309 Richard de APPELLEYGH witness to grant of messuage at Cotteheye. Milverton 31/5/1309. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1310 Roger de APPERLEGH from Henry Pye (grant of easement, deed poll, Corn St) (All Saints Parish, Bristol) Bristol R.O. ref P/AS/D/CS B 1

Roger APPURLE (charter of feoffment etc. See 1306) (All Saints Parish, Bristol) Bristol R.O. ref P/AS/D/HS A 2 a,b

c1314 William de Astone to grant land in Barton Regis to the prior and brethren of the hospital of St. Bartholomew, Gloucester, retaining land in Aston and Wormington. Richard de APPERLEYE to grant land in Elmbridge to the same, retaining land in Culverdene. C 143/101/17 (National Archives)

3 August 1314 Robert de APPERLEYE witness at Ipm (Grimbald Pauncefoot) at Gloucester.

1314/5 Richard de APPELEGH witness to grant of messuage and land. Cottehegh, 16 Feb. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1317 Richard de APPELEGH witness to grant of land. Cottehegh, 8 June. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1322 Richard de APPELEGH witness to grant of land. Cottehegh 9 May. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1322 Richard de APPERLEYE and wife, Joan, to King and Council re a messuage and 2 caracutes of land, with appurtenances in Culverden, in King's Barton, Gloucester, obtained from them under threat by Henry de Willington, although they both held the tenements, which were entailed on their heirs. The King had obtained the tenements under forfeiture by Henry de Willington, one of the rebels in the failed baronial revolt. Endorsement - unjust while husband still alive. Nat Archives Cat Ref SC 8/6/299: Ancient Petitions Piece 251-300

1325 Adam de APPELEGH parson of Kydesford mentioned in quitclaim. Witnessed by John de Appelegh. Kydesford 10 April. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1327 John de APPELEGH witness to quitclaim. Cottehegh 1 August. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1327 Richard de APPERLEGH witness at IPM re John Giffard of Brymmesfeld (Brimpsfield) at Gloucester

Richard de APPERLEYE, subtaxer, paid 4s, All Saints Quarter Bristol; Roger de APPERLEYE, subtaxer, paid 5s, Virgin Mary's Quarter Bristol; Simon de APPERLEGH, paid 12d, Holy Trinity Quarter Bristol; Richard de APPERLEGH, paid 2s 5 3/4d, Sandhurst Barton by Gloucester; Robert de APPERLEYE paid 5s 2 3/4 d, Evington (Yevynton) Westminster Hundred; Richard APPERLEYE, paid 7s 4 3/4d, Robert de APPERLEYE, paid 11 1/4d erased to 11d, Julian de APPERLEYE, paid 8d, Wightfield Manor and Apperley (Wyghtfeld and Apperleye), Gloucestershire Lay Subsidy Rolls

1337 Richard de APPURLEYGHE from Richard Bryan (confirmation of charter of feoffment) One of witnesses Roger de APPURLEYGHE (All Saints Parish, Bristol) Bristol R.O. ref P/AS/D/F9

1339 Adam de APPELEGH rector of Kydesford, witness to quitclaim. Cottehegh 29 March. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1343 John son and heir of Richard and Joan APPELEGH mentioned in land grant. Cotheye, 12 August. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1345 Robert of APPERLEY appointed as keeper of Corse Forest.[c1346 Thomas Pyrk to grant land in Staverton and Apperley to a chaplain in the parish church of Staverton, retaining land there. National Archives: C143/279/6]

1346 Robert de APPERLEIGH, probate of will. Parents, John=Isabel, brothers John and Richard, and Walter (The Pithay, Lewins Mead, All Saints Parish, Bristol) Bristol R.O. ref P/AS/D/LM A 4 a,b,c

On his anniversary, the poor were to receive 2 shillings; the proctors 10 pence; the bedemen 2 pence for prayers and other bequests to celebrate him and the family.

1347 Gregory de APPELEGH witness to rental confirmation. Cottehay, 25 April. Somerset Records C/92, C/354

1354 Thomas atte Lane quitclaims Wm, the Ussher re Tewkesbury property later involving APPURLEY. See 1427

1356 John of APPELEGH one of men involved in early title document with Benedict Laumprey and Richard of Sydenham, Cullompton, Devon R.O. 1926 B/W/ET

1370 Walter Appurleigh of Bristol; his quitclaim Somerset Archive and Record service: Sanford family of Nynehead, ref DD/SF/1500

Walter APPERLEGH/Appuleigh of Bristol to William Somerwelle, burgess. (quitclaim) The Pithay, Lewins Mead A, (All Saints Parish, Bristol) Bristol R.O., ref P/AS/D/LM A 9 and Somerset Archive and record Service; Sanfords of Nynehead, ref DD\SF/1500

1371 Walter APPURLEE witness at Ipm at St Augustine's Abbey, Bristol.

1372 Walter APPURLEE, Calendar of Inquisitions (GLS)

1374 Nicholas APPERLEY held estate at Box Manor (GLS)

1375,10 January Walter=Elena APPURLEY: lease to Walter fellow burgess (and wife Elena) by Richard Spicer, burgess of 3 shops + cellar and 3 solars above in Bradestreet between the tenements of Thomas, Lord Berkeley and former of Richard Cantock. Yearly rent 50s 1d (All Saints Parish, Bristol) Bristol Archives. ref P.AS/D/NA 13

Nicholas APPURLEY, Thomas de Brugge, John Mariote, Walter de Berewe, William Halliday: witnesses on inherited papers of the Every family of Eggington, Derbyshire. Derbyshire R.O., ref D5236/9/911(i) Complete file D5236/9/11 covers 1375-1436

1381 A moiety of Walton Manor (Walton Cardiff 1 mile from Tewkesbury): William de Chesterton, John APPERLEY, H. Best and Pet. de Woodmancote to Tewkesbury Abbey.

1382 20 January at Westminster: Feet of Fines: CP 25/1/83/48, no 18. Richard Burleye, knight, querent, and John APPURLEYE and Margaret, his wife, deforciants. Property: A third part of the manor of Dorston, HEF. Richard paid 100 marks of silver.

1383 Adam APPURLEYE witness at Ipm at Tewkesbury.

1390 Nic. APPERLEY, Robt. Whytyngton, Thos. de Brugge, Robt. Heynes, Wm. Parys, some of witnesses of Hasfield deed, GLS Archives ref D640/T33

Nic. de APPURLEYE, Thos. de Brugge, Robert Whytyngton, Wm. Parys, Robt. Heynes: witnesses of Hasfield deed, GLS Archives ref D640/T36

1391 Thomas HOPPELEYE , one of contributors to the establishment of a chantry dedicated to the Holy Rood and St James, Hereford

1400 Adam APPURLEY of Tewkesbury witness at Ipm at Cirencester.

1400 Robert Whittington succeeded Nicholas of APPERLEY as keeper of Corse Forest (for life)

1401 Licence granted by Nicholas APPURLEY and others to grant Hasfeld Manor, Gloucestershire, to Thomas de Brugge=Alice (NB former wife: Elizabeth, bc1359, daughter of Nicholas (Bristol WILL 1404), c1380 ?Bridge Sollers=Sir Thomas Brugge bc1355-9 Bridge Sollers d 7 Apr 1408, buried Eldersfield WOR, son of Baldwin de Brugge=Isabel Elizabeth de Grandison) Calendar of Patent Rolls

1413-1437 Johan APPERLE (Calendar of Plea and Memoranda Rolls in Archives of Corporation of the City of London at Guildhall)

1415 23 Oct. Robt. APPURLEY, one of people involved with Hasfield deed, (others: Jn Pauncefot knight, Jn Grym, Robt Heynes, Wm Horsham) GLS Archives ref D640/T42

1416 Lease to John APPURLEY and others of Herefordshire lands (see Wills and Documents page) Woolhope, Putley and Pixley HEF R.O. ref LC deeds 2037

1424 2nd May Adam APPURLEY of Tewkesbury and son John mentioned re deeds of title. HEF R.O.: records of Barton Colwall Estate, ref AA26/II/83 [One shop with appurtenances in Oldebury Street, Tewkesbury, situated opposite the shambles, 3 1/4 yeards wide (front) and 5 1/4 yards wide (back) Witnesses: John Gylmyn, John Pary, bailiff of the town, John Pole, Thomas Whythes, Geoffrey Chamburleyn, etc]

1427 14 August, (2) John APPURLEY of Tewkesbury=Magaret (parish deed) Gloucestershire R.O. D2957/302/72 [ Philip POLE and John BRASIER grant & confirm 20s rent for a half-burgage standing in Oldbury Street, Tewkesbury, between the houses of Edmund DRAPER and Thomas COLE, held for life by Simon BAKER, wife and son as tenants. Witnessed by John AYLWYN, bailiff.

1455 Rental list of houses in Gloucester mentioned Walterus APPERLEY

1455-6 Agnes, widow of John PINKNEY, then wife of John APPURLEY, passed her interest in Cookham lands to Robert BEAUMONT

1472 Copy fine from John APERLE for not ploughing (Extracts from Halmote Books, Bishop Booth - Durham Cursitor's records No 16 p527) Durham University Library Archives CCB B/207/244530

1516 Lease to Thomas Smyth of Ashleworth of 6 acres of meadow lying in 2 parcels at Wydenham in the demesne of Hasfield, viz (a) 4 acres belonging to the almoner of Llanthony lying between meadow of St Augustine's Abbey, Bristol, on the south and that of Deerhurst priory on the north and extending from that of the lord of Hasfield on the west to that of Deerhurst Priory held by John Williams at the east end. (b) 2 acres formerly belonging to the refectorer of Llanthony lying between meadow of the lord of Hasfield on the south and that of Guy Wyttington held by John Bele on the north and extending from the Severn on the east to the meadow of Nicholas APLEY held by Nicholas Stanshawe on the west ........ for 30 years at 14s 4d a year to be paid to the prior or his officer. The lessee will bear all the expenses arising there, except annual fent to the lord of Hasfield and grants to the King, regardless of inundation of rain after destruction of beasts or other misfortunes. (From the registers of Llanthony Priory.)

1522 In military survey of GLS Richard APPURLEY, Stanton, £4

1533 - 1538 Piers APELE, British Chancery Records, vol 6, p243, bundle 714

1538 - 1544 Edmund APELL, Stafford, WOR, British Chancery Records, vol 8, p2, bundle 936

Edward APELL, Stafford, WOR, British Chancery Records, vol 8, p2, bundle 936

1524 Hereford: Rad(ulp)us APP(A)LEY; 1525 Hereford: Raffe APP(ER)LEY; 1546 Hereford: Ra(dul)pho APP(ER)LEY

1524 Castle Frome: Thomas APPURLEY; 1525 Castle Frome: Thoma APURLEY

1525 Hope Solers: Ric(ard)us APP(ER)LEY; 1544 Sollers Hope: Richard AP(ER)LEY; 1545 Sollers Hope: Richard APPURLEY; 1546 Sollers Hope: Ric(ard)us AP(ER)LEY; 1547 Sollers Hope: Ric(ard)us AP(ER)LEY

1525 Woolhope John(ann)es APP(ER)LEY, Will(elmus) APP(ER)LEY, HEF Subsidy Rolls

1544 Woolhope Joh(ann)es AP(ER)LEY, Alson AP(ER)LEY, HEF Subsidy Rolls

Woolhope Alzia APP(ER)Y, Joh(ann)es Hary UPP(ER)Y, Thomas Hary UPP(ER)Y

Yatton Rob(er)t(u)s UPP(ER)RLY

1547 - 1551 John APURLEY, Hereford, British Chancery Records, vol 9, p167, bundle 1190

1563 Nicholas Aperley, churchwarden, Stanton. GLS Archives GDR 20 P87

1565 Robt APPLEY and Richard Garland gent (2) mentioned in title deeds relating to Marwood, Devon ref. 1142 B/T36/41; Huish. North Devon RO

1570 Robert APPLEY, mayor and corporation of Barum re leases in Litchdon St, ref Cat 1142B/31 Barnstaple North Devon RO,

1572, 28 June Mr. APPLEY, one of House of Commons called to conference with House of Lords re Length of Kerseys. House of Commons Journal, Vol 1 pub 1802

1573 + 1575 APPELEIGH / APPELEYGH . Court Roll of the Manor Court of Brice Hill. Somerset Archive and Record Service, Cat ref DD\SF/1-DD\SF/1677

1580, 4 Feb Mr. APPLEY, one of men called to meeting re Bill for Cloths called Tauntons, Bridgewaters, and Chards. House of Commons Journal, Vol 1 pub 1802

1585 APPLEY v. Cade, Barnstaple Borough ref. B1/46/516 North Devon RO

1603 4 March) - 27 March 1625 Hurdman v APPERLEY; Wielde alias Willdes; Heringe and Davies. Hereford. Ref National Archives: STAC 8/161/19

4 March) - 27 March 1625 Collins v APPERLEY and others, Hereford. Ref National Archives: STAC 8/92/114

1608 Men and Armour list for GLS: Richard Aparry, brodewever, 2m, Leonard Stanley; John Aperly, Todington, Sir John Tracy; Walter Aperry, husbandman, 2 ca, King's Stanley; David Apparry at Longford, servant to Richard Helland; John APPERLEY, labourer, 2p, Botlowe, Dymock, Gyles Fforster; Edward APPERLEY, 1ca, for Pawle Tracy Esq. Key: 1 = about 20 years of age; 2 = about 40 years of age; p = tall enough for pikeman; m = tall enough for musketeer (middle size); ca= calyver (lower size)

1614 - 5 15 Feb. Nicholas APPLEY mentioned as occupier of 2 burgages, which he rented at 6s 8d p.a. and at 4s p.a. (Penny St, Lancaster)(Lancashire R.O., Hornby Catholic Mission Papers - St Mary's Church, ref RCHY2/2/59)

1615-6 Edmund Taylor and James Smart involved in charges re death of Thomas APPERLY following his beating about 9 months before. Middlesex Sessions Records. Sess. Roll 552/40.
G.D.R. 2/90.

1618 2nd Oct, Richard APPERLEY, Woolhope. HEF R.O. ref 1A/90 + 91

1620-1742/3 Bancroft's Trust, bequeathed 1727, re: Manor of APPLEY, APPLEY Grange, LINCS and the Manors of Westbury + Sellars, GLS + other lands in GLS and HEF (Records of Charitable Trusts of the Drapers' Co)

1620 George Aperley under 21 when named in will of William Priestley, merchant tailor of All Hallows, Bread St, London, Cantab Soames (George who married Anne Killet in 1832 at St Leonard's, Shoreditch?)

1626 8 Feb William Scudamore: release of rent and portion of the tithe to son-in-law William APPERLEY as part payment of marriage portion with daughter. Part of demesne lands of the manor of Ross called the Home and Reddmeade . Witness: Richard Meeke. HEF R.O. ref AW 28/28/18

6 June Bargain and sale with feoffment (£70)of property in St Mary St, Camarthen ,lately occup by David Rees, involving John APPERLEY of Llandeilovawr parish, Carmarthen, and Richard Barrett, alderman of Carmarthen. (Papers of R. H. Gough Smallwood of Wrexham (1864-1943))

1626-1639 APPERLEY v Stevens Place: Camarthen National Archives: C3/394/19

1626-1639 APPERLEY v Wright Place: Hereford. National Archives: C3/394/20

1627 William APPERLY re Fownhope, Mordiford, Sollers Hope and Woolhope. HEF R.O. ref LCD 3646

(1628) - 1655 Catalogue Ref. D36: Chancery case legal papers re Rich. Colchester v. heirs of Nich. Roberts relating to the manors of Westbury, Sellers, Mitcheldean, Lea, parsonage of Oxenhall, manor of Baysham HEF, and APPLEY Grange, LINCS. No. 73 contains a detailed summary of the events leading to the case, 1628 – 51. GLS Archives

1638 William of Yatton, Foy, re Llangarrers and Whitchurch Hef R.O. ref LCD 2524

1636-69 APPERLEY family of Brockhampton mentioned in deeds. See also 1793. HEF R.O. ref T99/II/32

1647 -1730 John APPERLY, Elizabeth Apperla, as well as Fowler family, John Smith and John Harmer mentioned in Stonehouse deeds re messuage called Bence's and land with field names. GLS Archives ref D5869/6

1648 APPERLEY v Probert Place: Hereford National Archives: C5/2/1

1650-1 Epiphany Relief for Edmound APPLEY, blind; Poulton, Bare, and Torrisholme, Lancashire Quarter Sessions (Petitions, Lancaster) ref. QSP/41/18 LANCS RO

1653 John APPERLEY involved in case of Dobbs v Baker, GLS, Equity Pleadings: National Archives. Plt: William Dobbs=Joan; defs: John Baker=Jane; re personal estate. See also C6/9/1 and C6/277/134

(23 April) Indenture, Edward APPERLEY of Brierley to Thomas Rawlings. Hef R.O. 1B/231

(1st Nov) - 1683 Indenture re cottage and land, Anthony APPERLEY of Brockhampton to William Powell. HEF R.O. 1B/232

1657 Thomas APPERLY, one of defendants in Elton v Trist, Ledbury, Equity Pleadings: National Archives ref C6/151PT1/46. Plt: Ambrose Elton; defs: JohnTrist=Mary; Mary Skinner; Thomas APPERLY; John Skipp. Place: Ledbury.

1659 Gravenor Dyson (by Thos Bache his grandfather; friend and guardian Henry Dyson; John Dodgson=Jane, William APPERLEY=Tabitha; Abigail Dyson, spinster; Esther Dyson, spinster v Edmond Prideaux (Attorney general) : sub committee for taking account of all who received money/goods in Worcester for use of commonwealth (responsibility of Gravenor's father Henry who was chairman. Ref E134/1659/Mich.2

1660 2nd Jan. John APPERLEY yeoman of Hereford, Elizabeth APPERLEY of Hereford both sentenced to be transported to Barbados for 5 years. Thomas Lister, planter

1662 1st Oct. John APPERLEY of Brampton Abbots, yeoman, mentioned re Sollers Hope title deeds. HEF R.O.: records of the Rotherwas Estate and the Bodenham family, ref AD2/II/65

Edward APPERLEY, Eye, Luston HEF R.O. ref LCD6363

26 Oct. (As document in 1653-1683) Indenture to Rowland Taylor, Woolhope, re consideration of marriage. HEF R.O. ref 1B/298

1663 Edward APPERLEY in militia list for Ivington in Brierley township, parish of Leominster AF

1664 Roger APPLY to be sent to William Thomas in Antigua for 4 years.

1673 (Covering Date/s) Hill v APPERLY, Lewis. Hereford. Ref C10/122/50

Thomas APPERLEY of Eaton Tregoz, gent, in Blome's Britannia, in a list of nobility and principal gentry (present or recent past) of county of HerefordST4

1674 (Covering Date/s) Goode v APPERLY. Hereford. Ref C5/488/64

1677 Wm APPERLEY jnr, lease of Swagcoale Farm, Herefordshire to him (Money-Kyrle family records) Cat ref 1720/369, Wiltshire and Swindon R.O.

1678 Anthony APPERLY of Brockhampton. HEF R.O.ref LCD Box 1, Drawer 14, No 445 LC

1681 28 Aug Wm APPERLEY bur, Staunton?

1682 20 Jan Tripartite indenture for the manor of Wintercott and the principal messuage, and Dove House etc, 130 acres in Wintercott and Leominster, now occupied by Margery Jay widow of Thomas and his son and heir, Thomas Jay. Anthony APPERLEY of Hereford late of Kilkington, Staunton on Wye=Ann (1); William Gwillym of Putley, yeoman,=Ann, and Ann Hill spinster, eldest daughter of Ann Gwillym by William Hill her former husband. (2); George Knutteford of Ashleworth, yeoman, and Thomas Camm of Dorington, Ledbury. Thomas Jay and Ann Hill to marry and purchase sum will provide marriage portion. HEF R.O. Original ref LC deeds 11165

1683, 1/2 January John Whittington of Hampton Bishop and Francis Woodhouse of Larport Mordiford (1);Anthony APPERLY of Hereford, gent. (2) £250 re Lease and Release of properties/lands in Hampton Bishop (Garnstone Estate) Ref red folder - F78/II/246, HEF R.O.

Hooper (widow) v APPERLEY National Archives: C9/87/53

1684 John APPERLEY, plaintiff in APPERLEY v Hooper, Preston Manor GLS, Equity Pleadings:National Archives ref C6/250/2. Defs: Jane Hooper; William Hooper.

13 April, John APPERLEY buried, affidavit brought to minister for burial in woollen only, Longdon, WOR

1685 William APPERLEY of Bryerley=Jane, Eye. HEF R.O. ref LCD 6338

27th May Burial of William APPERLEY in St Mary's churchyard, Linton near Ross

Richard Snead, plaintiff in Snead v Unett and others, Hereford, subject: Personal estate. Equity Pleadings: National Archives ref C6/268/80. Defs: John Unett, Elizabeth Lingen, Joan Lingen, Herbert Herring=Alice; Sir William Gregory; Thomas Lingen; Susannah APPERLEY; Thomas Winston; Sir Henry Lingen - testator.

1686 Anthony APPERLEY and James Westfaling granted administration re lands in Ross etc., by brother-in-law Richard Cornewall of Hef, gent. whose sister Ann =Anthony APPERLEY. 29 July. Cat ref C99, AW28/28/22 (Guy's Hospital) HEF R.O.. ST4 (Anthony APPERLEY bap 1630, =1671 Anna Cornewall)

4 Jan. John Whittington of Hampton Bishop, gent (1); Anthony APPERLEY of Hereford, gent. (2) £350 for The Clepark leasowe (10 acres); Rock's ground in Dove field meadow (18 acres); Bellamyes Park (20 acres); Luggmouth Green (7 acres); Colecombe field (10 acres); Cottage called Browns House with 3 acres, all in Hampton Bishop. HEF R.O. ref G87/13/31

1687-8 Anthony APPERLEY, gentleman of Peterborough, Northamptonshire, plaintiff in APPERLEY v Plant re payment of testator's debts, Peterborough Northants, Equity Pleadings:National Archives ref C6/365/22. Defendants: Anne Plant, guardian; John Darby; Richard Little of Peterborough; Richard Plant, infant; Thomas Slye jnr, of Peterborough; Richard Plant, butcher, testator of Peterborough.

Anthony APPERLEY, 30 Oct 1673 Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Knightsbridge, MDSX = Margaret PLANT

1687 Anthony APPERLEY, plaintiff in APPERLEY v Hyett, Norton Canon HEF, Equity Pleadings: National Archives ref C6/261/3A. Defs: Roger Hyett=Bridget.

1688 2 May, Edmund APPLEY, clockmaker, paperwork re 2 clocks for 4 French fathers at Whitehall, BL f102 (See Edmond APPLEY's will dated 8 Sep 1688, son of Humphray APPLAY weaver of Westmoreland.) National Archives

1691 William APPERLEY, one of defendants in Tomkins v Badnedge, Ivington HEF, Equity Pleadings; National Archives C6/332/58 Plaintiff is John Tomkins, other defendant is Richard Badnedge. (NB William is the son of Edward APPERLEY=Elinor Badnedge and half-brother to Richard Badnedge, son of Thomas Badnedge=Elinor) AF

undated 17C? William and Joan APPERLEY , plaintiffs in APPERLEY v Baker, Equity Pleadings (NB son of Edward APPERLEY=Elinor Badnedge who =Joan/Jane Davi(e)s) AF

c1690 William APPERLEYb 5 May 1649, d 9 Oct 1726 Fownhope, (son of John b17 Apr 1625 Fownhope with Foy, 2 May 1647 Fownhope = Elizabeth b3 Nov 1630 Much Marcle), acquired Stone House estate through marriage (2 Jun 1673 Fownhope) with Eleanor HAVARD, b 16 Nov 1654 d 13 Jan 1729 Fownhope, daughter of John Havard, and heir to her uncle William Havard of Fownhope.ST4

undated late17C / early 18C? Mr John Havard left 15s 4d per annum from Mr APPERLEY's lands to buy two garments for 2 poor people on St Andrew's Day in St Mary's church FownhopeST4

1691/2 John Apeley of Ellel, husbandman. Lease, DDM 28/43, LANCS. R.O.

1692 Thomas APPERLY, a traveller bur 4 June, Gnosall STAFFS parish reg.

1693 28 March. Tabitha APPERLEY, Woolhope, re surrender of land, Estreat Court Rolls, HEF R.O. ref 2A/126 (Is this Tabitha DISON d of Sir Richard St George DYSON bur 14 Dec 1702 St Nicholas WOR, All Saints, Worcester 12 Jan 1656=William APPERLY ?)

1694 William APPERLY, John Baysey, Thomas Vale. HEF R.O. LC Deeds 640

1695-1703 Various members of the APPERLY family, Leominster, bonds, receipts etc.HEF R.O. LC Deeds 842

1696 William APPERLEY=Elianor, of Withington mentioned in will of Richard Collas of Withington, made 2 Sep, proved 10 Oct 1699.ST4

1697 Anthony APPERLY re Griffiths Estate, Hereford. HEF R.O. ref LCD 3594

1700 John APPERLEY to Richard Trotman: bond re conveyance of cottage and premises occupied by Elizabeth Jones, widow, on Cromhall Heath, £100. GLS Archives Ref P10/OV/7/1 - Misc Overseers' Records. Includes names: Thomas Jones, Thomas Stinchcombe, Robert Pritchard, John Hopkins. Witnesses: Squire Webb, John Philips. [Nr Thornbury, had first child there with Sarah Groome in 1698]

1701 - 1709 Vicars up to 1701 had been active but John APPERLY not only wrote the accounts himself, but also included unusually detailed stats of outdoor poor relief. 'Nazeing', A History of the County of Essex: Volume 5 (1966)

1702 30 April Deed - mortgage by way of release of messuage/tenement sealed and delivered by Richard Topley of Leominster and wife Mary. re John Vernon=Elizabeth v Jane APPERLEY, widow, Thomas Prosser. Ref E134/1Geo I/Mich.29 See also John Vernon=Elizabeth executrix of last will of Henry Prosser, former husband, v Thomas Prosser, executor of Edward Prosser, Jane APPERLEY, widow, etc. re messuage/tenement in Etnam St Leominster lately belonging to Richard Topley late husband of def Mary Topley. Re marriage portions rec of Henry Prosser (son of Edward Prosser the elder) with Mercy Cliffe (daughter of Henry Cliffe) and by Henry Prosser with Elizabeth Cliffe (now plaintiff). Names include Edward Prosser snr of Shelsley Beauchamp (WOR), uncle of Def Thomas; Edward Prosser his nephew, Henry Jeffreys and Richard Owen. Ref E134/13 Anne/Trin.3

1703 Joseph APPLEY oner of 3 witnesses to will of Thomas JACKMAN, planter. St Michael's parish, Barbados.

1703 Jane APPERLY of Brierley and her son John, Leominster deeds. HEF R.O. ref LC Deeds 637, 604

Mary APPERLEY daughter of John Abrahall of Brockhampton, Woolhope mentioned and her children: Anthony, Alice, Jane, Mary, in will dated 22 Aug 1693 and proved 1703 ST4

1704 10th March Indenture re 2 1/2 acres in common field known as Great Doveras Field, Jonathan HARMER of Stonehouse, clothier, and John APPERLY of Stonehouse, yeoman. GLS Archives ref D5869/6 [see 1730]

1705 Puzey, Frayling aka Frawling v APPERLEY. Place: Wiltshire National Archives: C10/302/47

Mary APPERLEY one of witnesses to will of John Powell of Brockhampton, =Elizabeth ST4

1707 Smyth v APPERLEY Place: Gloucester, National Archives: C5/339/57

1708 William APPERLEY of Brierley re Morris property HEF R.O. ref LCD 7477 [P50]

1711-1843 Deeds re tenement in High Leominster ( in High Street between 2 crosses, Butchers Lane at East, High Street at west and corn market on south) John APPERLEY of Leominster (one of 10 owners mentioned). HEF R.O. ref AH88/2

1714 Elizabeth APPERLEY one of witnesses to will of Richard Freeman of Stretton Grandison

Vernon v APPERLY and others in WOR solicitors' records ref D2318/1/15, GLS Archives

(Covering Date/s) APPERLY v Lewis ref C11/5/3

1714 - 1778 APPERLEY and Speed families of Wrexham. Family and estate papers in the National Library of Wales.
Ref Smallwood, NRA 33982 Smallwood. (GB/NNAF/F4435) ST4

1714 Indenture. 17th March. Summary of main names(1) Herbert Aubrey of Foy, brother of Herbert Aubrey Elder (2) Elizabeth (wife of Regnald Aubrey) nee Bubb, one of the daughters of Jeremiah Bubb late of Foy deceased. (3) Herbert Rudhall Westfallinge of Rudhall Esq and John Kyrle of Ross (4) Thomas APPERLY Dr of Phys. and Thomas Leigh of the Hill of Eaton in Foy, gent. re properties in parishes of Ledbury, Ashperton, Fownhope, Kings Caple, Bodenham. Dorstone property in possession of John Partridge. HEF R.O. ref LC Deeds 2291 [Thomas APPERLEY b1735, 3 Feb 1766 Ross=Esther Partridge b1737 d1808 daughter of John Partridge b1704 d1791=Anne Jones b1705 d1779]

1714 - 1778 APPERLEY and Speed, 1714-78 some of the family names in the papers of R. H. Gough Smallwood of Wrexham (1864-1943)

During period 1714 -1760 APPERLEY v Longueville. Ref National Archives: C11/320/20

1715 Thomas APPERLEY, one of witnesses to will of Charles Gwyn of Monmouth.

1716/17 6 Feb. Dr. Aperley named re mortgage - HEF property- Shropshire Archives, Moseley Collection, ref 2089/3/2/4 See 1725 ST4

1717 Settlement Copy, 2 May, re lands in Ross etc.. Cat ref C99, AW28/28/23 (Guy's Hospital) HEF R.O. ST4

25 May. Will of Susannah Leigh of Hill of Eaton. To vicar of Foy, 40s to poor of Foy and 10s for sermon on immorality and profaneness to excite congregation to charity!; bequests to several 'cozens' of the Dansey family (Col Richard of Brinsop, Elizabeth, Anne, Catharine; to several 'kinsmen' of the Collins family of Acton Burnell SAL - Edward, Duglass, William, Dansey, Deborah, Diana etc; Mrs Susannah Bangoe daughter of Richard Dansey and daughters Susannah and Anne also Richard's daughter Anne Gwillim and Margaret Taylor; kinswoman Dorothy Dew wife of William Dew of Ross...; to Mrs Grace APPERLEY and others...

(Susannah was born APPERLEY and is mentioned in the 1699 will of Susannah APPERLEY. Details have been given in this will because of links with other families in which researchers have expressed interest)

15 May William APPERLY took inventory re admons of John Caswall of Risbury, Stoke Prior,=Alice

1719 John Havard APPERLY of Withington. Withington HEF R.O. ref LCD 2403

1720-1 Josias APPLEY of Ellell, skinner, made Freeman of the Borough of Lancaster

1722 William APPERLEY, yeoman of Withington. HEF R.O. ref G87/36/5

1724 John APPERLY, of Leominster, mercer. HEF R.O. ref G87/22/39

1725, 20 August Assignment of Mortgage (Release) involved (3) Thomas APPERLEY of Hereford, M.D. Moseley Collection ref. 2089/3/2/5 Shropshire Archives

1726 Michaelmas Term Elizabeth APPLEY and Rebecca APPLEY spinsters named as two of the deforciants in the Copy fine between John Monckton, plaintiff, and William Tomlinson and Anne his wife, Mary Tayler widow, deforcs., of 1 messuage, 20 acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 25 acres of pasture, & common of pasture, for £100. Harworth, Farworth, Styrrup and Misterton, NOTTS - ref. Ga 11,342/1 Nottingham University Library, Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections:

Anne APPERLEY, 'daughter' mentioned in will of Humphrey Cornewall of Kippernoll. (Anne Cornewall=9 Oct 1671 Middleton-on-the-Hill HEF, Anthony APPERLEY bap 1630).ST4)

1725 20 Aug. Thomas APPERLEY of Hereford MD re mortgage (release). See 1716/7. Sold Hereford house to Robt. Merwick, merchant on 9 March 1727/8 for £500 (afterwards to Mr. Justice price) Shropshire Archives, Moseley Collection, ref 2089/3/2/5 (Thomas b 14 May 1674 ST4)

1725 Eliza APPLEW one of 3 daughters mentioned as executrices and beneficiaries of will of Susannah HOLDER, St James's parish, Barbados

1726 John APPERLEY mentioned as one of beneficiaries of Jonathan Hooper of Alkington, Berkeley.

1727 Thomas APPERLEY MD named (on church wall) as one of benefactors for Preston Wynne chapel building fundST4

1727-8 Mr. APPERLY's son admitted to Oxford College HEF R.O. ref BJ99/12

During 1727-60 period, Clayton v APPERLEY National Archives: C11/1296/19

1729 Mary APPERLEY ('daughter') named as one of trustees of John Hill of Canon Frome in will dated 28 Jan 1728, proved Aug 1729 (Thomas APPERLEY of Leominster,=4 Jun 1722 Avenbury, Mary Hill of Avenbury)AF

1730 Mary APPERLEYof Leominster, widow, article of agreement between her and brother Anthony Hill for coppice known as Wolf's Coppice in Eggleton, Bishops Frome. HEF R.O. LC Deeds 3990 (T51) (Thomas APPERL(E)Y b 18 Sep 1686 Leominster, yeoman of Brierley, (WILL made 7 Aug 1723, proved 11 Oct 1727 Moreton Lugg), 4 June1722, Avenbury, by licence=Mary HILL b1703 Canon Frome, 'of Avenbury' AF/ST4)

Indenture re 2 1/2 acres arable land in common field in Stonehouse parish called Doveras ffield near Doveras Wood, land late of Daniel FOWLER gent, Samuel BALL, John SANDFORD gent. Joane GOUGH widow on east side of pasture ground of Mrs SELWYN and late of Richard CORNWALL on the west, the lane late of William HAYWARD on the north and a field called Little Dovera on the south side. John APPERLY now dead, Elizabeth APPERLA to John SMITH, witnessed by Elizabeth and W. MILLS. GLS Archives ref D5869/6 [see 1704]

APPERLEY, Doctor of Physic HEF R.O. ref G87/21/24a

1730s Mr Brome of Withington refers in a letter to Mr APPERLEY 'now of Withington', and his method of cider preparation

1731 (3) William APPERLEY jnr (of Oxenhall) Newent parish deeds, GLS Archives D2957/212/81

1731 Observations in Physik, Both Rational and Practical, with a Treatise of Small-pox by Thomas APPERLEY, M.D., former Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge

1732 Final concord in a fine involved William APPERLEY, gent, plt and Simon Bayley=Sarah, and John Caldicott=Ursula re a messuage etc and 3 acres of land in Leominster and Bodenham. HEF R.O., Kentchurch Court Archive, ref AL40/500 (see 1745) AF

1733 Nov. Petition by Thomas APPERLEY, Doctor of Physic, for licence to print 'Botanologia Medicinalis' (The Family Herbal Folio 337) SP 36/30 (National Archives) See the APPERLEY publications section for details of his publication. ST4

1734 John APPERLEY the younger witnessed will of Thomas Hooper of Clapton, Berkeley

1735 30 Aug John APPERLEY of Brecon, tiler, accused of riot and assault by Wm Thomas. File 4/375/5 doc29

Appley v Robinson. Ref Piece C11/1147/1 National Archives

William APPERLEY in final concord in a fine re property and land in Leominster HEF R.O. AL40/500

William Apperl(e)y=Mary, Withington and Fownhope (Stallard Deed Box 197)

1736/7, 11 January James APPERLEY of Wrexham doctor of 'phisick' granted freedom of Chester ref ZA/B/4/79, Cheshire and Chester Archives and Local Studies Service This occurred when Watkin Williams Wynne was Mayor.

1736 Indenture involving (1)James APPERLEY of Wrexham (2) George PHELPS (3) Elizabeth APPERLEY widow and relict of Thomas late of Grafton in Hef Dr of Physick, Anthony APPERLEY, fellow of Jesus College, Oxford, one of sons of Thomas by Elizabeth, and 3 daughters, Susan, Anne and Elizabeth, and son Thomas. Property includes: Sapness and lands; tenement called Penfield occupied lately by William Davis and now by Ab Morris; woods (part of Sapness); The Hills occupied by William BROOKS; Woolhope and Sollershope premises/property. [HEF R.O. N53, LC deeds 1164]

25 May Note referring to Chancery case (1793) involving Somerset Davies and John Havard APPERLEY et al. re Whitehouse estate, Vowchurch. Cat ref F37/35, 36. NB ref: F37/32,33 (30 April and 1 May 1736)lease produced in Chancery case 17 August 1793, Somerset Davies v John Havard APPERLEY, deft.HEF R.O.ST4/AWW

1737 Easter Desertion of wife and five children of Christopher Appley; Chipping, Lancashire Quarter Sessions (Petitions, Preston) ref. QSP/1425/10 LANCS RO

1739 (Covering Date/s) Apporley v APPERLEY National Archives: C11/536/3 and C12/782/1

March and May. Letters from T. APPERLEY of Hackney to Mr. St. John. National Archives SP36/47

1739, 25 May - 1740, 30 Dec: Recitation of lease (25 March 1708) by Mayor & Aldermen of Hereford to Thomas APPERLEY of Hereford, doctor in Physick, of messuages and other property in Burghill which they had of the gift of Richard Phillipps for the lives of Thomas and his sons Thomas and James APPERLEY at rent of 45/- p.a., and a couple of fat-capons. 21 Sept1720: Lease to Herbert Howorth. George Pardoe bought lease for £80 for rest of term (Thomas' and J's lives).

in RECORDS OF THE WHITEHOUSE ESTATE, VOWCHURCH: Cat ref F37/38 HEF R.O.ST4/AWW

On back of the document there was a note that it had been produced in a Chancery case, 27 August, 1793, Somerset Davies v John Havard APPERLEY and other defts. See ref. F37/109 re 1795 and
ref. F37/110,111 re 2 July, 1811: William Downes, John Havard APPERLEY, Hobert Lane, James Carpenter and Alice his wife. defts.

18 Feb. P. APPERLEY (from Wakefield) to Mr. St John: he hopes to buy a commission; promises a 5 guinea gift for his correspondent's continued assistance. Folio 99. SP 36/50 (National Archives)

1740 APPERLEY v. APPERLEY National Archives C11/246/1

1741 APPERLEY v. APPERLEY National Archives C12/2197/35

1741-5 Case at Shrewsbury Assizes re: reversal of a common recovery of SAL lands involving Sir Watkin Williams Wynne & Corbett Kynaston v Wm Thomas, tenant, and James APPERLEY, B.D.,=Alathea, vouchees. Complications had arisen because of the death of Alathea ('tenant in tail') on 10 May 1740. (See Court of King's Bench, Mich. 17 Geo. 2)ST4

Re lands in SAL, formerly property of Richard CLAYTON =Mary, parents of Althea, late wife James, and Jane, wife of Sir Watkin Williams Wynne

1741 19 Dec Anthony APPERLEY, ordained as vicar of Great Barton (Anthony bap 20 Nov 1711, ordained 2 June 1735 Christ Church Cathedral deacon, left Oxford 1740, later incumbent at church of St Mary the Virgin, Steeple Barton, Oxford, cession 16 Nov 1772 as vicar; 1777 Rector of St Martin's Church, Barcheston; d 1799, bur Halford) ST4/AWW)

1741 Settlement: Jeremiah APPERLEY=Mary and children from Stratford St Nicholas to Hereford St John. HEF R.O. ref AH70/233/7

1743, 14 April William APPERLEY of Luston re Castle Street, Hereford, also mentioned in (2) (2) James Carpenter of the Hill, Kings Pyon, gent. HEF R.O. A95/3/19

1744 APPERLEY v Owen National Archives: C11/1078/1

APPERLEY v Griffith National Archives: C11/1078/2

APPERLEY v Clayton National Archives: C11/1078/3

APPERLEY v Longueville National Archives: C11/1078/5

APPERLEY v Longueville National Archives: C11/1079/2

1745 APPERLEY v Griffith National Archives: C11/1081/1

APPERLEY v Griffith National Archives: C11/1083/1

Final concord in a fine involved William APPERLEY and Richard Whitehall v Edmund Davis-=Ann, and Charles Price=Elizabeth, re 2 messuages etc and 50 acres land in Leominster parish. (See 1732) HEF R.O., Kentchurch Court Archive, ref AL40/525-6 AF

1746 Wynne v APPERLEY National Archives: C11/172/12

1746 -1783 Deeds and papers, mortgages and settlements by the APPERLEY family and final conveyance to George Lavins; including probate will of Anne Apperely[spelling?], proved 28th October, 1783, copy of the will of James Apperely, 1762, and of the Reverend Thomas Williams, 1750: ref. C38/6/10 in Records of the Belmont Estate; muniments of title to estates bought in 1826-7 by the Reverend Dr. R. Prosser from John Holder Matthews and the devisees of the will of Colonel John Matthews of Belmont. HEF RO

Stretton Sugwas: various small properties, William APPERLEY, plt (1) (see 1745) HEF R.O.ref AW/28/36/17

1749 Ann Happley was indicted for perjury but acquitted (11 Apr). Old Bailey Proceedings Ref: t17490411-50 (NB online)

1749 APPERLEY v Owen National Archives: C11/1096/1

1750 APPERLEY v Owen National Archives: C12/2288/17

1751 APPERLEY v Griffith (bill and reply) National Archives:C12/2288/18

Lent, King's Caple HEF John APPERLEY sentenced to transportation for stealing

APPERLEY v Owen (Deps) National Archives: C12/359/2

APPERLEY v Griffith National Archives: C11/1105/3

1752 James APPERLEY v Owen 1752. BL Manuscripts, Add.36064 f.156 b

1753 6 March. Tripartite indenture between James APPERLEY of Ashperton, mason,(1), John Terret of Bosbury, yeoman,(2) and Richard Spallings of Bosbury, tailor,(3). Property with half an acre (3 cottages, 6 gardens, 3 orchards), former home of Joan APPERLEY widow, deceased, now occupied by James (Highway at east and Corkett lane on the west.) James with John Dudson and Elizabeth Williams. James APPERLEY's wife's name - space left. His signature witnessed by Sarah Miles and John Price. HEF R.O. ref R11.654,5,6 RW

1752 - 1754 John APPERLEY, Chief Engineer associated with the building of Annamaboe fort in Africa. See also his will proved 1758 John APPERLEY Esq. Late Governor & Engineer of Annamaboe on Coast of W. Africa. Abroad, July (19 Jan) See 1756

1754 Wynne v APPERLEY (exam.) National Archives C12/2300/10

1755 Draft agreement between Thomas Dalley (Bosbury) and his sister and brother-in-law, Elizabeth and James APPERLEY (Ashperton) after disagreement arising after death of father, Thomas Dalley. RW

Thomas APPERLEY mentioned in biography (1729-1811) of Thomas Percy: A Scholar-Cleric in the Age of Johnson by Bertram H. DavisST4

1756, May 1756 Earl of Halifax, Mr. Oswald, Mr. Talbot, Mr. Jenyns, Mr. Rigby, Mr. Hamilton representing the Board of trade and Plantations considered several papers received from the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa, which included copies of letters from the Committee of the Company of Merchants trading to Africa to the Governor and Council at James Fort, Gambia, of February 11th and March 25th, 1756; ... from John Apperley to Thomas Melvil; and from John Apperley to the Committee, in 1755. See 'Journal, May 1756: Volume 63', Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations: January 1754 - December 1758, Volume 10 (1933)

1762 John ISACK lately servant to Dr APPERLEY, bur 28 Sept, St Giles, Wrexham

1764 Statement by John APPERLY of St Swithin, WOR, baker, and John Vernon of Market Drayton, SAL, apothecary, re purchase of their property in High Street from Ann Powell, part of marriage settlement from her father, Edward Ashby. WOR Record Office, Cat ref 899:749/8782/15/C25/1 (Later documents refer to John APPERLEY of Kempsey and his son and heir John APPERLEY of Worcester College, Oxford)

Indenture of final concord between John APPERLEY and John Vernon, plaintiffs and Ann Powell, widow, deforciant of two messuages. St. Swithin, Worcester, ref ref. 899:749/8782/25/E59/4 Worcestershire RO (see also 1773,1784)

17 July Assignment of Mortgage (re 1753 document and 1757 document between Richard Spallings (1), James Apperle (2) and Thomas Baker of Mordiford (3); also 1760 document) Same property now James APPERLEY of Ashperton and Elizabeth his wife, Richard Rowbrey of Bishops Frome yeoman, William James of Eastnor, yeoman Witnesses of signatures: Thomas Freeman and Kenelm Godfrey. HEF R.O. ref R11.654,5,6 RW

1767 APPERLEY, Doctor of Physic HEF R.O. ref G87/21/24a

1767-8 Robert APPLEY of Leeds, cabinet maker, made Freeman of the Borough of Lancaster

1767-8 William APPLEY of Nottingham made Freeman of the Borough of Lancaster

1767 Apprenticeship: Mary APPERLEY apprenticed to Samuel HARVEY, 2 Mar 1767 Westbury. ref P354 VE 2/2 GLS Archives (note: ?HF30/ST2/SD1 tree, )

Apprenticeship: Anne APPERLEY apprenticed to Nathaniel LANE.ref P354 VE 2/2 GLS Archives (note: ?HF30/ST2/SD1 tree, )

1768 Apprenticeship: Elizabeth APPERLEY apprenticed to Joseph TYRER, 26 Jan 1768 ref P354 VE 2/2 GLS Archives (note: ?HF30/ST2/SD1 tree, Elizabeth bap 1754 daughter of Tobias )

1769 Settlement on others including Westfaling family and kinsman Thomas APPERLEY re lands in Ross etc., by Herbert Westfaling of Rudhale esq. 30 Jan Cat ref C99, AW28/28/27 (Guy's Hospital) HEF R.O. ST4(Thomas Aperley bap 1674, 1698 Dewsall=Elizabeth Westfaling)

29 January 1770, Worcester: Thomas Hartwright b1753-55 admitted and sworn citizen as apprentice to John APPERLEY baker and maltster.

1772 17 Jan: burial of James APPERLEY Esq, Doctor of Fisick, at St Giles, Wrexham

1772 15 July: burial Jane LLOYD lately servant to Dr APPERLEY, bur 28 Sept, St Giles, Wrexham

1773-1891 Withington APPERLEY spinsters: Elizabeth Maria, Mary Ann, Emma. Also James Powles APPERLEY of Withington, farmer (1) and Henry Gwillim APPERLEY of Hereford, land surveyor (2) Also William Havard APPERLEY of Withington mentioned. HEF R.O. ref LCD 7734/12 (36A andB)

1773-1778 Thomas APPERLEY =Ann WYNN. HEF R.O. ref LCD 10084

1773 Lease and release from John Vernon of Chester, gentleman to John APPERLEY of Kempsey, gentleman of property bounded on the east by High Street and extending backwards to Powick Lane on the west. St. Swithin, Worcester, ref. 899:749/8782/25/E59/5, 899:749/8782/25/E59/6 Worcestershire RO (See also 1764, 1784)

1774 Kempley apprenticeship: Aperley apprenticed to Mr Brooks for Turners. ref P188 OV 2/1/9, GLS Archives

1776 Samuel APPERLY, Stonehouse GLS registered as freeholder in county election

1776 - 1862 APPLEY of Worksop included among names in file re Abstract of title to two allotments in the Stand Field in Askern - ref. BFM/335 Sheffield Archives

1777 William APPERLEY, lease of premises, St. Owen's. HEF R.O. ref W25/4

1777/8 Charles James APPERLEY, aka Nimrod, English sportsman and writer was born at Plasgronow near Wrexham. From 1805 until 1820, he was occupied by his love for fox-hunting, after which he contributed a series of lively articles to 'Sporting Magazine' for which he was well paid and generously supported. After the death of the owner, Nimrod was taken to court over money advanced to him. He fled to the Calais area in 1830 to avoid prosecution and lived on the earnings from his writing. On 19th May 1843 he died in London. See the APPERLEY publications section for details of some of his publications. ST4/AWW

1777 Eliz. Rowles, spinster of Eastington v. Richard APPERLEY, baker of Eastington: defamation. Summons dated 15 November to appear at Bishops Consistorial Place, Gloucester Cathedral on Thursday 18 December to answer charge. GLS Archives, ref GDR/B4/1/927

John Havard APPERLEY the elder of Withington mentioned as kinsman in will of James Deeme of Withington.ST4

NB Elizabeth APPERLY/APPERLEY of Withington, St Peter's Hereford HEF 16 May 1700=William DEEME of Withington

1778 27th March. Marriage settlement between Thomas APPERLEY, late of Wrexham, now Plas Gronow and Ann (WYNN) late of Wrexham, now of Plas Gronow, aunt of Thomas and Philip Westfaling of Rudhall and Thomas Boycott of Wrexham re manor of Grafton and capital messuage of farm of Grafton and lands in parish of St Martin called All Saints lately occupied by John Harper and Chris Powell and 2 messuages/tenement farms and lands commonly called the Hill of Eaton and Snoggs Ash Farms in Foy occupied by Richard Patrick, as well as lands in Bishop Frome occupied by John Bond. Annuity rent from property to Anne APPERLEY. If Thomas dies, his wife has right to an annuity. HEF R.O. ref LCD 10476-7

1778 (See 1783 for more detail) Exemplication of a Recovery of Hef Estates: Court of Common Pleas. Philip Westfalinge v. John Philpot. Thomas APPERLEY cited. Manor of Grafton, 3 messuages, 7 gardens, 300 acres of land, 60 acres of meadow, 50 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood, 30 acres of furze and heath, with appurtenances in All Saints, Foy and Bishops Frome. HEF R.O. ref R8/6/24-9 LCD 10515 ?1087

1778 7 July John APPERLEY son of John APPERLEY of Worcester, gent, matriculated at Worcester College, Oxford. [Bap 1761 St Swithin's Worcester; BA 1782, MA 1785; ordained as deacon 31 Oct 1784; Fellow of Worcester College, ordained as priest at Christ Church 11 June 1786

1782 Anthony APPERLEY, Jesus College, Oxford (ordained 1735, see 1741)ST4

10 October. Anthony APPERLEY, A.M. chaplain to Lord Bagot received a dispensation to hold the rectory of Barcheston plus Idlicote rectory (Warwickshire) and diocese of Litchfield and Coventry. Reported in Gloucester Journal 14 October.

1783 (17 Jan 1778 Thomas APPERLEY esq of Plas Gronow, Ann his wife and Ann APPERLEY of Plas Gronow, spinster aunt of Thomas APPERLEY(1) to John Philpot of Bartlett buildings, Holborn, gent (2)and Philip Westfaling of Rudhall esq, all that manor of Grafton and capital messuage and farm in Grafton in parish of St Martin aka All Saints now/late in occupancy of Harper; messuage/tenement and lands now/late in occupation of Christopher Powell; also 2 tenements/messuages and farms called Hill of Eaton and Snogsash farms in parish of Foy now/late occupied by Richard Patrick; ditto Bishops Frome occupied by John Bond; and garden in suburbs of Hereford now/late occupied by Richard Jenkins. Signed by three APPERLEYs) Final conveyance to George Lavins esq. (not in folder: probate will of Anne APPERLEY proved 28th October 1783, copy of will of James APPERLEY 1762 and of Rev Thomas Williams 1750) HEF R.O. C38/6/10

3 Feb Lease and Release of above: Thomas APPERLEY of Plas Gronow=Ann; Charles Prosser of the Parks, Foy,=Elizabeth ; John Bickley of Finchley Middlesex, gent. and John Tudor of Leominster, carrier. Property specified includes Hill of Eaton fields and Snogsash Farm as well as half of pew in church of Foy. HEF R.O. R8/4/7-11

1784 Ashperton property. Thomas APPERLEY of Cradley, mason. HEF R.O. ref LCD 11656 RW

1784 Contract between John APPERLEY of Worcester College, University of Oxford and Thomas Hill of Worcester City, linen draper on behalf of Mary Wilson for the sale of a dwelling house in High Street to the said Mary Wilson. St. Swithin, Worcester, ref 899:749/8782/42/H13/5 Worcestershire RO

1784 Lease and release from John APPERLEY of Worcester College, University of Oxford, gentleman, son and heir of John APPERLEY late of Kempsey, gentleman deceased to Mary Wilson of Worcester St. Swithin, shopkeeper of a messuage in High Street extending back to Powick Lane on the west. Ref. 899:749/8782/42/H13/6, 899:749/8782/42/H13/7 Worcestershire RO

(see also 1773,1784)

1784 Book of coloured maps of the Whitney and Clifford estates (including the Court of Whitney, Boat Side Farm, APPERLY’s Farm;
Mill Farm, Castleton; Sheep Cott, The Lordship upon the Hill, and Clifford Castle)

1784, 14 October -1842 Judith APPERLEY aka Apperby, widow, mentioned in Potton deeds: she occupied Windmill Field Potton and held 16 acres of land around Potton. Bedfordshire & Luton Archives & R.O., ref P64/28/32 and Z858/30/4 See 1842

1786 - 1801 Thomas APPERLEY of Plas Gron(o)(w) Esq

Thomas PLAS GRONO ESQ 1786 DD/WY/4113 PLAS GRONO ESQ 1788 DD/PP/231 PLAS GRONW ESQ 1786 DD/GA/1509 PLAS GRONW ESQ 1788 DD/GA/1427-8 WOOTTON ESQ 1801 DD/WY/4125
ref DD/W4/4713 and DD/GA/1509 See Denbighshire C.C. Archives.

(Thomas b 1730 Fownhope/Leominster) ST4/AWW

1787 Birth of William APPERLEY who married Ann Bellamy in 1810. According to the Encroachments Book, he was the owner of an orchard adjoining that of Joseph Boughton on Popes Hill near Littledean.

8 Nov Settlement: Thomas APPERLEY, cordwainer, born in Stonehouse, son of Thomas APPERLEY=Martha, both deceased, who has lawful settlement in Stroud. ref P316 OV 3/4/42 GLS Archives ( note Thomas APPERLY, bap 18 Mar 1744 Stroud, d Jan 1826, bur St Lawrence Stroud, son of Thomas (?Thomas APPERLY, Bisley 5 Oct 1744=Martha PRIDEY/PRIDY/PRIDIE)

26th June. Assignment of mortgage; tripartite indenture (see 1753-1764. Last indenture 10 Sept 1782) James APPERLEY dead intestate and only son and heir Thomas APPERLEY acting on his behalf. The property is now divided into 2 tenements, but still includes other buildings etc. Involves Richard Matthews, Edward Hodges and Richard Forster (tenants) to Mrs Mary Rowlands. Mathews's and APPERLEY's signatures witnessed by Eliza Richards and Samuel Rickards. HEF R.O. ref R11.654,5,6 RW

1788 Thomas APPERLEY of Plas Gron(o)(w) Esq ref DD/PP/231 and DD/GA/1427-8 See Denbighshire C.C. Archives. (Thomas b 1730 Fownhope/Leominster) ST4/AWW

1790 Thomas Apler of Sheffield, prisoner brought to York Assizes, 23 Mar. Ref ID1584

W. APPERLEY and sons bakery established in GLS. Stonehouse bakery closed c2008.

John APPERLY of Stroud, cordwainer, and John Price of Stonehouse, tailor, convicted of swearing. Q/PC/2/9/B/6, GLS Archives

1790 31 March Auction at the Red Lion, at Stifford's Bridge, in the parish of Cradley, 3 - 6pm: Freehold Farm, on Stifford's Bridge to Bosbury road, late the property of Mr. Thomas APPERLEY, stone mason; ' a neat built house, cyder-mill, work-shop, two new built cottages and gardens, five acres of excellent hopground, two acres of arable and five acres of rich pasture land, the whole lying in a ring fence, (except the arable land, which is only parted by the road,) and well worth Twenty-five Pounds a year.' Berrow's Worcester Journal RW

1792 James APPERLEY one of three witnesses to will of Thomas Deem of Withington, victualler.ST4

John and Thomas APPERLY listed in The New Bristol Directory

1793 Thomas APPERLEY, Mayor's Officer of St. James's churchyard, Bristol

APPERLEY v Wood (bill and reply) National Archives: C12/195/15

APPERLEY family of Brockhampton mentioned in deeds. See also 1636-69 HEF R.O. ref T99/II/54

Ashperton. Thomas APPERLEY of Cradley, only son of James APPERLEY=Elizabeth James see HEF R.O. ref LCDeeds 11569

1794 John APPERLY, publican, Plume of Feathers, Hotwell Rd, Bristol

The firm of J & D APPERLY was established, later identified as situated at Dudbridge Mills.

1795 COUNTERPART LEASE between Tomkyns Dew of Whitney Court, esq. (1) and Thomas APPERLY of Whitney, miller, (2) for 8 years of a messuage, tenement or dwelling house occupied by Thomas APPERLEY, together with the 2 stacks of water corn mills (i.e. one wheat mill, one corn mill and one malt mill), called the Millhaugh Mills in the parish of Whitney; also various parcels of land in Whitney relating to the said mills. Ref: University of Wales Bangor, Whitney and Clifford Manuscripts (ref GB 0222 WHC)

1795 Hannah APPERLY late of Bromyard. Brockhampton, Woolhope, How Caple. HEF R.O. ref LCD Box 1, No 470

John Havard APPERLY of Withington (same deed as above) HEF R.O. ref LCD Box 1, Drawer 14, No 448 LC Brockhampton; LCD9461

1797 Downes v APPERLEY (Bill) National Archives: C12/1557/44

1798, 8 May Release:1. Elizabeth APPERLEY of p.Crickadarn, widow of John APPERLEY of same, innkeeper. 2. William WILLIAMS of p.Aberedow, farmer. Title to messuage/ dwelling house, stable and garden in village and parish Crickadarn. B/D/JPO/9/150 Powys County Archives

1800-1861 Rev Thomas APPERLEY, deeds. HEF R.O. ref B69

1800, 21 Mar. Removal Order: Richard=Ann APPERLY and 6 children: William 13 years, Richard 8 years, Charles 6 years, Martha 4 years, Mary Ann 3 years and Sarah 9 months to Eastington from Stroud ref P320a OV 3/2/1/17 GLS Archives T10(ST8, ST27)[ST23?K1?] (note Richard of Kings Stanley, 14 Feb 1787 King's Stanley by lic=Anne BROOKES of Rodborough)

1801 Herefordshire Agricultural Society Report in Sept's Hereford Journal listed prizes to be awarded in October to servants and labourers in husbandry; John APPERLEY aged 50 received 1gn after 40 years' service with Mr POWELL of Lugwardine.

1801, 15 Jan . Removal Order: John APPERLEY and his wife Sarah to be removed from Minsterworth to Newnham. ref P228 OV 3/3/1/14 GLS Archives (note John APPERLEY bc1764, bur 1 Jun 1834 Newnham, 21 Dec 1800 Minsterworth =Sarah PHILLIPS)

, 5 June. Bastardy Order: Hester APPERLEY gave birth to a male illegitimate child on 23 Feb 1801. Charles Thornton of Stroud, father. ref P320a OV 5/1/1/68 GLS Archives (note: child was reg as Samuel APPERLEY)

1802 Hereford Journal reported that long service awards would be given to James APPERLEY of Cowarne - 16 years (2gns) and Margaret APPERLEY of Cowarne [probably James APPERLEY who married margaret BROWN in Much Cowarne in 1790]

1804 12 June, Jonathan APPERLEY lab of Wood-ends, Dymock, convicted of swearing at wife and John Hoskins.=Eleanor GLS Archives Q/PC/2/23/C/4

John Havard APPERLY of Withington re Tarrington HEF R.O. ref LCD9249

1805 Wood v Downes (bill and answer) Plt: William Wood=wife; Defs: William Downes; John Havard APPERLEY; Robert Lane; James Carpenter. National Archives: C13/60/64

Wood v Downes (bill and answer) Plt: William Wood=wife; Defs: William Downes; John Havard APPERLEY; Robert Lane; James Carpenter. National Archives: C13/60/64

Release of manor of APPERLEY alias Apsley in Ellesborough, the Marsh Mill in Great Kimble and lands (total of 206a) (James Humphreys to William Kendall) AR 91/1996 Ellesborough, Great Kimble, Little Kimble D/X 1281/6. Centre for BUCKS Studies, BUCKS R.O.

1806 Lane v Downs (Bill and answer) Plt: Robert Lane etc. Defs: William Downes and John Havard APPERLEY National Archives: C13/68/14

William APPERLY and Rebeckah Winniatt witnesses at marriage of John Winter of Fownhope & Maria Smith of Munsley, at Munsley 24/7 July

Fox v Brown. Bill and answer. Plt: Richard Fox. Defs: William Brown; Charles James APPERLEY National Archives ref C13/65/45 [W1805 F13] (suit titles from OBS 1/654; Data:IND1/4157)

Wood v APPERLEY. Answer Plt: William Wood=wife; Defs: William Downes, John Havard APPERLEY, Robert Lane, James Carpenter=wife. National Archives: C13/72/32 (suit titles from OBS 1/654; Data:IND1/4157)

1807 Thomas APPERLEY of Felton, justice commentator. HEF R.O. ref Q\Jc/5

Mary APPERLEY, clock worker/maker (see Britten's Old Clocks and Watches and their Makers, Bloomsbury Books, London 1986.)

1807 Feb 2. William APPERLEY, shop keeper, was killed when the decayed interior gave way while surveying an old house in Woodford, Berkeley. His two companions escaped unharmed. Gloucester inquest findings.

1807 - 1906 Bundle of documents relating to 73 Westward Road, formerly 3 The Homestead; people mentioned includes Esther Marling APPERLEY of Selsley, ref D6395/1/1 GLS RO

1808 Thomas APPERLEY, tanner, Long Lane, London (1808 PO Directory)

1808-1811 Rev Thos APPERLEY and Thos. Harvey in documents re mortgage and annuity. GLS Archives ref D332/L4; HEF R.O.. ref LCD 7572.. Families mentioned in File: Nourse of Newent, GLS; Harvey of Ross-on-Wye, HEF; Griffiths of Weston-under-Penyard, HEF

1809 Thomas APPERLEY one of witnesses to will of Thomas Abelle of Eagleton, Bishops Frome.

Lane v Downes (Answer) Plt: Robert Lane etc Defs: William Downes and John Havard APPERLEY National Archives: C13/104/44

1810 Irving v Evans (bill+answers) Plt: Mary Sophia Irving (wife of Paulus AEmelius Irvine) Defs: John Pritchard; James Caldecott aka Hereford; John Havard APPERLEY; John Bodenham; William Evans=wife; Anna Brewster; John Pritchard jnr; Samuel Hodgson; Paulus AEmelius Irvine. National Archives: C13/118/28

Irving v Evans (bill+answers) Plt: Mary Sophia Irving (wife of Paulus AEmelius Irvine) Defs: John Pritchard; James Caldecott aka Hereford; John Havard APPERLEY; John Bodenham; William Evans=wife; Anna Brewster; John Pritchard jnr; Samuel Hodgson; Paulus AEmelius Irvine. National Archives: C13/118/28

1811 Thomas APPERLEY rector at Stoke Lacey

1811 APPERLEY, Fownhope copy will HEF R.O. ref T99/II/55

1811 'Wm APPERLEY, Westbury Gloucestershire 1811' inscribed on what appears to be a love token with a puzzle/charm on the reverse.

Mary APPERLEY, millinery etc warehouse, 33 Bishopsgate within, London (Holden's Annual London and Country Directory)

Thomas APPERLEY, tanner, Long Lane, Borough, London (Holden's Annual London and Country Directory)

1812-1928 APPERLY named as one of parties involved in deeds to London properties, Cat ref 490/574, Wiltshire and Swindon R.O.

1814 Thomas APPERLEY curate at Felton (vicar see below)

1815 Thomas APPERLEY B.A. incumbent at St James's Church, Ocle Pychard (benefice not more than £300 p.a.) (see diocesan licences for non-residence between 1818-1826 when resident in Stoke Lacey) HEF R.O. ref HD 6/3/261;350;433;597;730;786;844

Rev Thos APPERLEY in documents re mortgage and annuity. HEF R.O. ref LCD 7461

Rev James APPERLY of Stoke Lacey re Bishops Frome and Much Marcle HEF R.O. ref LCD 4170

Rev James APPERLY of Stoke Lacey son of Thomas APPERLY of London re Bishops Frome and Much Cowarne HEF R.O.. ref LCD 4055

1816, 24 August William Appley, ref R 128/21, Western Deaneries of the Archdeaconry of Richmond

1816, 19 July Removal Order: Richard=Elizabeth APPERLEY and children Richard 2 1/2 years and Mary Ann 6 months to Eastington from Stonehouse ref P316 OV 3/2/65 GLS Archives T10(ST8, ST27)[ST23?K1?]

1817 Rev Thomas APPERLEY of Stoke Lacy, justice. HEF R.O. ref Q\Jc\6/1817

1818 Thomas APPERLEY of Ocle Pychard, resident in Stoke Lacy. HEF RO HD6/3/261 1818

1819, 4 Sept. Apprenticeship: Thomas APPERLY aged 10 son of John=Sarah APPERLY was apprenticed to Thomas Harper KING Esq of Newnham. ref P228 OV 4/1/105 GLS Archives (note Thomas APLEY/APPERLEY bap 10 Mar 1811 Newnham, son of John APPERLEY bc1764, bur 1 Jun 1834 Newnham, 21 Dec 1800 Minsterworth =Sarah PHILLIPS)

John APPERLY of Lugwardine re Lugwardine. HEF R.O. ref LCD 3152

1820 Warrant to attorneys (by Sarah Read) to acknowledge satisfaction in the case Read v Appley (King's Bench) ref. D/EZ 7/175 Berkshire RO

1820 Samuel APPERLEY, at Brecon Great Sessions (The Cambrian and General Weekly Advertiser for the Principality of Wales 1804-1930) This could be Samuel bap 1808 Fownhope, son of Richard APPERLEY=Mary WILLIAMS, or Esther APPERLEY's son bap 5 Apr 1801 Stroud mentioned in her 1827 will (17 year-old lab. accused by Catherine Parry, wid, of breaking and entering to steal clothing and silver watch belonging to Henry PARRY and Mary HAVARD. Found guilty of stealing only and sentenced to 7 years transportation. File 4/396/2 doc1) Note that a Samuel APPERLEY of Fownhope serves in the 1st Foot Guards from 1829 until his discharge in 1852.

Mary APPERLEY of Much Cowarne. Much Cowarne HEF R.O. ref LC Deeds 11630

1821, 4 Sept. Apprenticeship: Thomas APPERLEY aged 12 son of John=Sarah APPERLEY was apprenticed to John MORSE of Newnham, butcher. ref P228 OV 4/1/122 GLS Archives (note Thomas APLEY/APPERLEY bap 10 Mar 1811 Newnham, son of John APPERLEY bc1764, bur 1 Jun 1834 Newnham, 21 Dec 1800 Minsterworth =Sarah PHILLIPS)

1821, 4 Sept. Apprenticeship: William APPERLEY aged 14 son of John=Sarah APPERLEY was apprenticed to Charles JAMES of Newnham, skinner. ref P228 OV 4/1/123 GLS Archives (note William APLEY, ag lab, bap 30 Aug 1807 Newnham, son of John APPERLEY bc1764, bur 1 Jun 1834 Newnham, 21 Dec 1800 Minsterworth =Sarah PHILLIPS)

1821/2 Freeman of Gloucester: William Havard APPERLEY esq of Withington, HEF (by gift) under Henry Wilton esq, mayor ST4

1821 - 1823 The Reverend Mr. APPERLEY (at Stoke Lacy): his household consisted of with him lived Mrs. (Elizabeth) APPERLEY, Miss L(ouisa b1810), Miss G, Miss A, Miss Al, a nurse, a servant, Evans, a butler, Evans’ child, servant maid, footman and Bubb: in ledger of Bromyard physician / surgeon Mr. Delabere Walker

1822 George APPERLEY, clothmaker, cited as one of executors of will (dated 13th Feb 1822) of Thomas Gillman of Rodborough, slaymaker.

1822, 27 November Rev. Thomas APPERLEY of Stoke Lacey, HEF (see 1815) mentioned re George Jonathan Scott's minority. (Edmund Treherne of St George's Row, MDSX, Esq and son Edmund; John Holford of York Place, MDSX, Esq) Shropshire Archives, ref 49/890

1823 Jane APPLEY witness at marriages of Thomas Swain=Jane Scholes, 20th May, Hatfield, Doncaster.

1824 Attorney General v Charles James APPERLEY: Excheq. Ref National Archives: TS 11/781

1825 - 1942 William and George APPERLEY mentioned in documents relating to Brunswick Baptist Church, Gloucester, Barton End Mission: Mission Hall, schoolroom, adj property at 61-65 Tredworth High Street, formerly Barton Terrace. Ref D4373/3/4 GLS RO

1825 Edwin illegitimate son of Thomas APPERLY and Mary Ann TOWNSEND. ref P154/9 OV 5/1 no 11 GLS Archives Report of birth in Gloucester St. John the Baptist Bastardy Account Book

1826 Removal order: Joseph and Ann APPERLEY with 2 children, William c 1 3/4 and John c15 months to Minsterworth from Badgeworth ref P31 OV 3/2/39 GLS Archives ST6

1826 Jonathan APPERLEY, lab of Newent (employer by John BOWKETT, yeoman of Newent) witness in trial against fellow employee Robert MASON of Newent who was charged with ill-treatment of his employer's horse on 13 March 1826. Outcome: mitigated fine of 10 shillings. GLS Archives Q/PC/2/45/C/23

1827,13 March Henry APPERLEY cadet's bond for £200

1827, 8 December Thomas APPERLEY of London clerk to John Alliston of London gent £10 charged on the Wall House and Dairy House Farms, Hartleton Estate in Upton Bishop, and the Rudhall Estate near Ross. ref. Q/REa/7 HEF RO

1827 - 9 Henry APPERLY at Addiscombe College

1827 Jane APPLEY, witness at marriages of Henry Arrand=Ann Gillatt, 25th Sep, Hatfield, Doncaster.

1829 APPERLY re Amestrey and Wigmore HEF R.O. ref LCD 2695

William Havard APPERLEY, deed. HEF R.O. ref W85/60-1

1829, 7 April William APPERLEY accused of assaulting Mary Yearn, spinster at Newnham on 3 April. Outcome: £2 fine + 8 shillings costs to be paid to James HILL, overseer of the poor at Newnham. Otherwise: 2 months in Littledean House of Correction. GLS Archives Q/PC/2/48/B/3

1830 Rev Thomas APPERLEY of Stoke Lacy, justice. HEF R.O. ref Q\Jc\8/1830

Anthony APPERLEY, book trade, 1 Wade's Passage, Bath, SOM, Pigot

Richard APPERLEY Esq of Fownhope HEF in Pigot's Commercial Directory of Herefordshire1830.ST4

John APPERLEY woollen manufacturer of Woodchester under Minchinhampton in Pigot's Directory of Woodchester and Minchinhampton

1830, 15 April Robert APPERLEY convicted of assaulting Sophia Beard at Henbury on 8 April. Outcome: 2 shillings and 6 pence fine + 8 shillings costs. Otherwise 14 days in Lawford's Gate House of Correction. GLS Archives Q/PC/2/49/B/22

1831 Conveyance dated 22 Aug 1831 involving (1) Rev Thomas APPERLEY of London, clerk (formerly of Felton, eldest son of Thomas) (2) John ALLISTON (3) John HOWE of London esq. re Wall House and Dairy House Farms, the Harleton estate, Upton Bishop and the Rudhall Estate. HEF R.O. ref AW 28/28/30

1832, no 457: John APPERELEY, freehold house and land in Pakenhill Lane. (Register of Electors (East Division) 1832, Stroud (in Bisley Hundred))

1832, John APPERELEY of Cainscross, freehold cottage situated at Dudbridge Register of Electors (Whitstone 100; Stonehouse)

1832, 26 May Thomas APPERLEY convicted of assaulting William QUARREL at Cheltenham on 23 May. Outcome: Fine of 5 shillings and 4 shillings and 6 pence costs. GLS Archives Q/PC/2/53/D

Dudbridge Mill (cloth-mills driven by2 water-wheels, and a corn-mill) was occupied by John APPERLY.

1833 21 May Thomas APPERLEY clerk at his cession presented William BETHAM at Stoke Lacey benefice

Post 1834 John APPERLEY's sons, James and David, ran Dudbridge Mill, which won many awards for its cloth, (including a gold medal at the 1851 Exhibition)

1834, 14 July Thomas APPERLEY, the younger, mason of Pauntley convicted of killing game with a gun at Pauntley on Sunday 29 June. Outcome: Fine of 2 shillings to be paid to an overseer of the poor + 8 shillings costs to the complainant, William BULLOCK, who was the gamekeeper at Oxenhall. Alternative: 1 week in Littledean House of Correction. GLS Archives Q/PC/2/53/D/5

1834, 24 November Robert APPERLEY convicted of assaulting Thomas WASLEY at Cheltenham on 24 November. Outcome: Fined 10 shillings and 4 shillings costs. GLS Archives Q/PC/2/54/A/264

1834-5, no 6246: William APPERLEY of Elton, Westbury on Severn, re freehold house and land at Elton (Register of Electors)

1834-5, no 2203: Thomas APPERLY of Upleadon, re freehold house and land (Register of Electors, Upleadon in Botloe 100)

1834-5, no 1990: Paul APPERLY of Clifford's Mesne, re freehold house and land in tithing of Baildon (Register of Electors, Western Division, Newent)

1835, 30 April Birth of illegitimate daughter of Catherine COLDRACKE of St Nicholas, and Jonathan APPERLEY living at Upleadon. Notice to St Nicholas that mother of St Nicholas chargeable to Redmarley with her child and shall deliver her to St Nicholas. ref P154/15 OV 5/1 no 14 and 15 GLS Archives

Susannah APPERLEY with William DONES, carriers from Pershore to Worcester, Evesham to Pershore, in Pigot's Commercial Directory

William Havard APPERLEY esq., under Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Withington, Pigot's Commercial Directory ST4

1836-43 Jn APPERLEY, clothier, Cainscross. GLS Archives D4248/7/4 + 5

1838, 15 March Paul APPERLEY, farmer of Newent, insolvent debtor GLS QS, 1833 -1844 ref 80

1839, 17 and 18 July James APPERLEY, labourer of Clifford Mesne, Newent insolvent debtor GLS QS, 1833-1844 ref 89

1840, 18 and 19 November William APPERLEY, labourer of Clifford Mesne insolvent debtor GLS QS, 1833-1844 ref 111

1840 William H. APPERLEY, Bye St, Hereford, land agent and surveyor, in Pigot's Commercial Directory ST4

1840 Rev Thomas APPERLEY, curate of St Paul's, Shadwell, subject of a court case where his property was stolen. See Old Bailey online

1841- 1970 APPERLEY Memorial Fund Accounts 1930-1970, Withington Parish Book, HEF R.O., ref AA10/15ST4

1841 John APPERLEY, ag lab, bc1802 in Taynton (Census)

3 Sept Settlement Order: To clerk of Glos Union from Thornbury Union re Henry APLEY a pauper. If the latter is a nailer and son of Charlotte APPERLEY who is settled in tything of Ham and Stone, then they will accept him. ref P154/15 OV 3/5/5 no 24 GLS Archives(Records show Charlotte nee AUSTIN bc 1789 was buried 1840)ST5

1842 , 28 Jan (see 1784) Land in Windmill Field, Potton, formerly occupied by Judith APPERLEY now occupied by John Parker. BED and Luton Archives and Record Service ref Z858/30/4

1844 William APPERLEY, land agent and surveyor, St Owen Street, Hereford, in Pigot's Commercial Directory ST4

William Havard APPERLEY Esq., under Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Withington, Pigot's Commercial Directory

John APPERLEY, boot and shoemaker, Cainscross, Stroud, Pigot's Commercial Directory

Capt and Mrs APPERLEY arrived on the Tenasserim from Calcutta to Hobart, Dec 29

1844 Harper's Cheltenham Directory & Guide

Mary APPERLEY, laundress, Whitecross Square

Richard APPERLEY, greengrocer, 5 Market, and Temperance Cottage, Bath Road

Robert APPERLEY, gardener, 13 Hermitage Place

Thomas APPERLEY, wood sawyer, 18 Hatherley Street

Sarah APPERLEY , laundress, 18 Hatherley Street

1845 William APPERLEY, yeoman, Cheltenham. GLS Archives ref D5907/21

Capt and Mrs APPERLEY arrived on the Tenasserim from Calcutta to Hobart, Jan

Capt APPERLEY arrived on the Sir Robert Peel from Calcutta to Hobart, Jan 17

Mr APLEY departed from Sydney for New Zealand on the Louisa Campbell, Jun 26

James and David APPERLEY were Marling's tenants in Fromehall Mill.

1845 - 1920, 6 documents relating to 22, formerly 21 Hermitage Place, Cheltenham. Names: William APPERLEY, John APPERLEY, Thomas Green, James Brown. Ref D5907/21, GLS RO

1846 APPERLEY v Page (bill) National Archives: C14/473/A56

APPLEY v Willes (bill) ref item: C14/475/A68 National Archives.

1848, 29 Nov Ann Apley mentioned in property transaction reference to messuage on Castle Hill Lancaster (Lancashire RO, ref DX 1480, 1481)

APPERLEY v Wynne (bill) National Archives C14/775/A18

1849 Jas. APPERLY, under Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Lower Gannicox, Stroud, Hunt's Commercial Directory

John APPERLY, Cainscross, Stroud, Hunt's Commercial Directory

John APPERLEY, Bishopstone, Indenture of Apprenticeship HEF R.O. AE85/1

1850 Howes v APPERLEY (bill) National Archives: C14/1137/H31

Copy settlement pre marriage of Sarah Ann APPERLY, (b reg March Q 1847 Stroud) spinster of Dudbridge House, reg Sep Q1872 Stroud=James A. Roberts, woollen cloth manufacturer of Downfield House, nr Stroud, in solicitors' papers, ref D1241/8/6 coverage: 1850 -1920, includes Beavis name

1851 William H APPERLEY, farmer, Withington (Lascelles Directory of Hereford)ST4

Sarah APPERLY, bc1837 of Gloucester, inmate in Gloucester Workhouse (Census)

1852 Thomas APPERLEY, shopkeeper, 141 Vauxhall Rd (1852 Birmingham Directory)

William Havard APPERLEY of Lugwardine} One of people living on proposed GWR route (Worcester and Hereford Railway PtI) William Havard APPERLEY of Withington}

Samuel APPERLEY of Fownhope discharged from 1st Foot Guards after serving 1829-1852 National Archives WO 97/151/56

1854 November. Ann APPERLEY aged 19, servant, accused of stealing at Eastnor . HEF R.O.. ref Q\SMc/1

1855 William Havard APPERLEY, Thomas Morgan and Elizabeth Ravenhill Gwillian named in injunction issued by Court of Chancery. Complaint received from Collins individuals to stop defendants from ploughing Priors Moor meadow or damaging 'Brainge' Estate.ST4

Thomas APPERLEY, shopkeeper, 102 Vauxhall Road, Birmingham

January. Havard APPERLEY - victim of theft HEF R.O. ref Q\SMC\11817

1856 onwards David APPERLY appears in directories as the occupier of Dudbridge Mills.

1856 William H. APPERLEY, landowner of Withington, Welsh Newton Kelly's.ST4

James APPERLEY, farmer, Stone House, Withington, Kelly's .ST4

1857 6 August: Inquest on Hannah APPERLEY, aged 44, of Stroud, ref CO3/I/1/47

Papers reporting on the re-evaluation of small tenements on lands owned by Guys Hospital , by Arthur Armitage 1836. Amongst many living in dire poverty, John Smith was found living with his son-in-law John APPERLEY at Marstow. The tenant was past 80 and reported that his son-in-law had rebuilt the cottage and a carpenter's shop 12 years before and he hoped the governors would consider the outlay made and that he was willing to pay at full value, i.e. £40. HEF R.O. ref AW 28/45/129

1858 John APPERLY's will gave £1 annual interest for blankets and clothing (' late of Cainscross, gentleman', d30 Nov 1858. Proved at Gloucester 23 May by Nathaniel Samuel MARLING of Stonehouse Court, David APPERLEY of Rodborough and Joseph APPERLEY of Cainscross, the sons and the executors) Will and . 'Rodborough: Charities for the poor', A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume XI: Bisley and Longtree Hundreds (1976), p. 234.

William H. APPERLEY, landowner of Withington Kelly'sST4

James APPERLEY, farmer, Stone House Kelly'sST4

John APPERLEY, brewer, Cheltenham. GLS Archives D5907/21

1859 Joseph APPERLEY, farmer, Newent ( Bristol PO Directory)

W.H. APPERLEY, secretary of Hereford Farmers' Club, St John St, surveyorST4

John APPERLEY, postmaster, carpenter, shopkeeper, P.O. Pencraig, Marstow. Slater's Directory, GLS, HEF etc.

Marriage of Ann APPERLEY of Much Marcle, domestic servant. (Is this Ann who = John Bradford C1859 Ledbury?) (see 1879) Hef R.O. ref K42/386

1859 - 1860 Pitmens' Bonds 1787-1867: APPLEY, Heny - Driver (1860-61); APPLEY, Jn - Putter (1859-60); APPLEY, Jno - Putter (1860-61); APPLEY, Wm -Trapper (1860-61) ref. ZBK/A/2/1-40 Northumberland RO

1862, 16 Aug Cooper family Finchley estate - Counterpart lease for 21 years from 29 September 1862. On front: 'assigned to APPERLEY.' De Burgh Family of West Drayton MDSX, ref ACC/1386/817 London Metropolitan Archives

Pre 1863 Dudbridge ironworks was set up by James APPERLY to manufacture his patent clothmaking machinery 'Rodborough: Economic history', A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume XI: Bisley and Longtree Hundreds (1976), pp. 224-30.

1864 James APPERLY purchased Mugmore Mill , Spring Mill , Wood aka Randall's Mill and New Mill, all in the Stroud area.

1865 Benjamin APPERLY and John APPERLEY attended presentation of new schoolroom @ Selsley (included S. Marling Esq of Stanley Park)

1867 Thomas APPERLEY, shopkeeper, 162 Vauxhall Road, Birmingham. Birmingham Post Office Directory

Charles APPERLEY, brass polisher, 5 Court, 33 Whithall St, St. Mary's Square, Birmingham. Birmingham Post Office Directory

1868 John APPERLEY of Selsley Hill, Stonehouse voters' register

Lower Mill (on the Dudbridge Mill site), was sold by the APPERLYs in 1868, bought back by APPERLY Curtis & Co by 1902

1868 Slater's Directory: WARNING - only partial list - please check original!

Alfred APPERLY, Spring Bank, Stroud gentry

David APPERLY, Stroud gentry

James APPERLY, Dudbridge, Stroud gentry

Joseph APPERLY, Stroud gentry

Miss Annie APPERLY, Fownhope, Hereford gentryST4

Henry Gwilliam APPERLY, Esq, 6 St. Jn. Sq., Hereford gentryST4

James APPERLY, farmer, Church House, Fownhope, HEFST4

Richard APPERLY, farmer, New House, Wormbridge, HEF

William Apurley, farmer, Stone House, Withington, HEFST4

John APPERLY, joiner/carpenter, Bishopstone, HEF

William APPERLY, Land/House/Estate Agent, HerefordST4

William Havard APPERLEY, surveyor, HerefordST4

John APPERLEY, (Rural Post Office), Marstow

John APPERLEY, (Rural Post Office), Pencraig

Miss Caroline APPERLY, nobility/gentry classification, Cheltenham

William APPERLY, Regent Place, Cheltenham beer retailer

John APPERLY, Barton St, Gloucester beer retailer

Alfred APPERLY, Painswick, cloth manufacturer, Slad Mill

1870 William APPERLY, Stonehouse Brewery, Regent Place, Swindon Rd, Cheltenham

William APPERLEY, Stonehouse Inn, Swindon Rd, Cheltenham

William APPERLEY, Wickwar Brewery

William APPERLEY, Stonehouse Ale Stores, Back St, Cheltenham

1871 As a result of March examination Charles W APPERLEY was awarded a prize as well as certificates in the examinations at St Paul's School, Birmingham, in conjunction with Science and Art Dept., South Kensington source: Birmingham Daily Post 28 April 1871

1871 Edward APPLY, silversmith, 19 Wywat St, Islington Rd, in Holden's Annual London and Country Directory 1871

John APPERLEY, brewer, Cheltenham. GLS Archives D5907/21

1872 Sarah Ann APPERLY of Dudbridge House in settlement before marriage to James A Roberts, woollen cloth manufacturer, of Downfield House, Stroud. Gloucestershire R.O. ref D1241/8/6 (Rodborough Court Estate papers 1850 - 1929 involving APPERLY family and Edward Beavis)

APPERLY and Roberts families of Stroud: marriage settlements and related papers 1872-1906, ref D6415

Dudbridge Mill was run by David's son Alfred APPERLY, later Sir Alfred

William Havard APPERLEY of Withington, re Withington HEF R.O.. ref LCD7881

1873 Louisa APPERL(E)Y: letters, accounts and memoranda relating to her trusts GLS Archives ref D873/f104

1873 Return of Owners of Land: (Refer to it for details of land owned and value) N.B. all possible spellings included where they may refer to known APPERLEY individuals

Herefordshire: John APPERLEY of Bishopstone; H. APPERLEY of Withington; John APPERLEY of Wormbridge; J.P. APPERLEY of Fownhope; W.H. Apparley of Hereford; Edward Applebee of Burghill; John Appleby jun of Bishopstone (note mis-transcriptions/recordings)

Gloucestershire: Alfred Apperby(APPERLY?) of Rodborough; James Apperby (APPERLY?) of Stroud; William. C. APPERLEY of Cheltenham; G. Appleby of Newent

6 Nov 1873 - 2 Feb 1874 Charles APPERBY (APPERLEY?) (21, blacksmith, HEF) sailed from Plymouth to Lyttleton on the 'Isles of the South'

1875 Henry APPERLEY bc1859/60, illit, accused of theft at Aston: discharged. QS 26/1/077, case 17

1875 Francis White & Co, Commercial + Trades Directory of Birmingham

Charles APPERLEY, brass polisher, 33 Whittall St, Birmingham.
E. APPERLEY, shopkeeper, 161 Vauxhall Rd, Birmingham.
W. APPERLEY, tobacconist, 8 Vauxhall Rd, Birmingham.
J. APPERLY, Harborne Refreshment Room, 128 High St, Harborne.

1876-7 (Littlebury's Directory and Gazetteer of Hereford)

Miss Ann APPERLEY, 22 St Martin St, Hereford
Henry Gwillim APPERLEY esq, The Hawthorns, Aylestone Hill, Hereford
James APPERLEY, farmer and shopkeeper, The Clouds,
James P. APPERLEY, farmer and hop grower, Ringfield Farm, Fownhope
John APPERLEY, wheelwright, Bishopstone,
John APPERLEY, New House, commercial for Wormbridge
John APPERLEY, carpenter and beer retailer, Pencraig, commercial for Marstow with Pencraig (son in law of John Smith)
Richard E. APPERLEY, farmer, Little Hope, Fownhope
William APPERLEY, shopkeeper, Parkway, commercial for Ledbury
William APPERLEY, builder, Mordiford, under commercial for Clifford

George APPERLEY, shopkeeper, Clifford's Mesne (Morris + Co Comm. Dir. +. Gaz, Newent + Kelly's)

William Havard APPERLEY and Henry Gwilliam APPERLEY, 21 East St, Hereford, house/estate agents, surveyors, valuers, Royal Farmers' Insurance agents Trade Directory

1876 William Apperley, shoemaker, Ebley (Trade directory)

Morris and Co's Directory of Gloucestershire

Clergy, Gentry etc: David APPERLY, Acre Hill House, Stroud
Ditto Joseph APPERLY, Highfield House, Stroud
Alfred APPERLY & Co, woollen cloth manufacturers, Dudbridge Mills
APPERLY, Curtis & Co, woollen merchants, Dudbridge
Ebenezer APPERLY, surgeon/dentist, 4 Rowcroft, Stroud
Joseph APPERLY (firm of APPERLY, Curtis & Co) private residence: Highfield

1877 Papers relating to entitlement to property in estate of William Wynne dec: people involved included: Charles James APPERLEY of Wootton House, Gloucestershire, esq., and Elizabeth, his wife, formerly Elizabeth Wynne, (also Jane Hornby - she and Elizabeth APPERLEY were the two daughters William Wynne of Peniarth
dec., by Jane Wynne, his wife)

1877-1878 APPERLEY, W. ( Birmingham 2nd) General councilman, Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers
including the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners

1878 E. APPERLEY in sale particulars for auction of Hownhall Farm, Weston HEF, on 19 Feb. GLS Archives ref D2299/2/3/10

[Farm was 1/2 mile from Mitcheldean Road Station and 3 miles from Ross. Mr APPERLEY had left Woodfield Court and was giving up the Farm.]

1878 28 Jan. John R. Apperby (Apper(e)y?) passenger on Zealandia of Glasgow, San Francisco to Sydney.

1879 Edward APPERLEY, Misc under Burghill, Kelly's

3 Sep 1879 -7 Dec 1879 Alfred (24, wheelwright, HEF) and Elizabeth (22)APPERLEY travelled on Arethusa from Plymouth to Wellington

1879 Marriage of Ann APPERLEY of Tarrington (Is this Ann who = Thomas Beard/William Davies D1879 Ledbury?) see 1859 Hef R.O. ref K42/386

1879 William Havard APPERLEY, was recorded as 1 of 4 chief landowners in the area ( as well as farmer, hop grower, parish clerk of Stone House) Trade DirectoryST4

27 Oct 1883-12 Jan 1884 James (ag lab, 36), Harriett (33) and Blanche (7) APPERLEY travelled on the Waitangi from Plymouth to Lyttleton

1884 - 1900 Executorship and trust papers of Sarah APPERLEY nee MARLING, of Dudbridge House, Stroud. Ref D873/F123 GLS RO

1885, 1895 John APPERLEY, brewer, at Laburnum (Laburnham) Brewery, Ryecroft St, GLS

1888 Miss APPERLEY, 9 June GLS Archives ref D3981/16

1891 King's Head, Upton St Leonards - alehouse tied to Holmes, APPERLEY and Neame.

1891 William Walter APPERLEY, Brewhouse, (owner Ruth Meek)

(William Walter Kingscott APPERLEY b B1861 Cheltenham, dD1903 Wolverhampton, Brewhouse worker, of St. Paul's, 1 February 1891 Cheltenham=Constance Emily WALTER bc1869 Cheltenham ref 1)

Boarder with WH WALTER=Margaret bc1876 Evesham

1894 William APPERLEY bc 1862, illit, accused of burglary @ Aston, sentenced to six months' hard labour. QS 26/1/160 case12

1894 Herbert Wynne APPERLEY Lt Col at Discharge Depot, Gosport, in Whitaker's AlmanacST4/AWW

1894 Mrs. APPERLEY, Dudbridge House (Stroud) Kelly's Directory of SOM, GLS & Bristol

APPERLEY, Bidlake & Co., woollen manufacturers; APPERLEY, Curtis and Co, woollen cloth manufacturers, Dudbridge Mills

Alfred APPERLY esq, Rodborough Court, County Court Magistrate; Commercial: Ebenezer APPERLY, dentist, Rowcroft

Private residents: Ebenezer APPERLY, Field House, Bowbridge Lane; Mrs APPERLY, Brunswick House, Park Rd; Alexander Cooper

APPERLY, Brunswick House, Park Rd;

1895-1933 Apperl(e)y, Curtis & Co Ltd, woollen cloth manufacturers became a limited company in Stroud. In 1889 the firm had 90 looms and early 7,000 spindles. In 1902 an adjoining large mills was bought and added to the firm. Because of the price of foreign wool, cloth was made from Southdown wool produced at the Hyde farm of one of the firm's directors (Hydea cloth). The firm eventually closed in 1933 as a result of financial problems.

Gloucester Archives holds papers relating to members and shareholders, Ref NRA 11424 APPERLEY. (GB/NNAF/B2683)

1895 APPERLY, Curtis & Co Ltd, co no 46347, BT 31/31793/46347 (National Archives)

Mark and Priscilla APPERLEY of Cecil Rd, Leyton. Police report.

John APPERLEY, Laburnham Brewery, Ryecroft St, Glos.

1896 Emily APPERLEY bc 1863, semi-lit, accused of receiving at Aston Manor, sentenced to 1 month hard labour, QS 26/2/bundle10 case 8

William APPERLEY bc1866, semi-lit, accused of breaking/entering at Aston Manor, sentenced to 3 years' penal servitude, QS 26/2/bundle 10

1896 APPERLEY, publican and tenant, Cheltenham [The Whitesmith's Arms] mentioned in documents re valuation and inventory. Other tenant: Coates GLS Archives D4496/29

1897 J. APPERLEY, G. Child and R. Powell MA, churchwardens named on Preaching Cross at St Paul's, Withington, restored to commemorate Queen Victoria's 60 years' reignST4

1897 John Albert APPERLY, 75 Reservoir Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham (Kelly's Directory)

1898 William APPERLEY (brewer) St Paul's Rd, Cheltenham

Surveyor's Dept Plans for rebuilding for D.C. APPERLY, esq, Nos 110-118 previously 2-4 Bishopsgate Street, London Corporation of London Records Office ref COL/SVD/PL/01/1746

1898, 24 May - 1904, 25 May Documents relating to Alvin Street, Gloucester and John APPERLEY of Cleethorpe, Hucclecote, gent and George Frederick HEENS of Brusnwick Sq, gent executrix of JA. Ref D3117/1676 GLS RO

1899 The APPERLYs had a controlling interest in the Stroud Metal Co. (on a site next to Dudbridge Mill), which produced umbrella parts as well as fittings for production of steam/water/gas.

1899-1902 William Wynne APPERLEY, Lt, 49th Company, 9th Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry, 2nd Boer WarST4

1900 Alfred APPERLEY, J.P., (later Sir Alfred) of Rodborough Court, Walkley Hill, a Tudor Renaissance building designed in 1888 by Alfred Bucknall of Clifton and extended 1899 by Morley Horder) laid one of 4 commemorative stones in the east wall of new Baptist Schoolroom in Union St, Stroud, on 24th May

John APPERLEY, brewer, at The Beehive, Millbrook St, connected with Laburnum Brewery, Tredworth, GLS

1901 APPERLEY amongst 44 officers (and 1,153 men) sailed from Southampton on 'The Tagus' on 2nd Mar (London Times shipping report on South African war)

APPERLEY, landlord, Chalford GLS Archives D1405/9/82

Richard John APPERLEY, insurance agent, Agincourt St, Monmouth (Kelly's 1901 Directory)

1903-5 Miss Edith P. APPERLEY 's letter setting up the James Powles APPERLEY Trust Fund etc. Withington Parish Records: APPERLEY Memorial Fund accounts 1930 - 1970. HEF R.O. ref AA10/25. ST4

1904 APPERLY, Curtis and Co Ltd stocks and shares mentioned in auctioneer particulars. GLS Archives, ref D1405/5/2

1904 1 July Henry APPERLEY of Bishopstone wheelwright (2)referred to in tenancy records of the Garnons Estate
Mansell Gamage, HEF (Cotterell family) ref. W69/III/57 HEF RO

1904 APPERLEY, landlord, Stroud GLS Archives D1405/9/321

William John APPERLY, Steephill Court (Private resident, St Helen's, Isle of Wight, Kelly's 1904 Directory)

Henry APPERLEY, wheelwright, of Bishopstone; tenancy agreement; HEF R.O. W69/III/57

1905 Withington entry: Chief landowner is H. W. APPERLEY. John and Thomas, sons of John Havard have memorial windows in St Peter's church.Kelly's 1905 DirectoryST4

1906-1914 John APPERLY Educational Foundation (Rodborough) ED 49/2453 (National Archives)

1908 Mrs. J.M. APPERLY, Lady of the Manor, Tong nr Sittingbourne; J.M. APPERLY M.A., vicar, churchwarden and parish clerk.

1909 Stained glass window in Rodborough Church in memory of David & Ellen APPERLY. 20 Dec.

22 August 1910 Death announced on Saturday 20 August at 16 Roman Road, Rowanfield, Cheltenham: Amelia APPERLEY aged 70 years The Echo (Gloucestershire) RW

27 August 1910 Walter John APPERLEY of Sunnymeade, Brockworth, farmer, surviving executor of George James LAWSON of Chapel Hill House, Aylburton, Lydney who d June 1910. The Echo (Gloucestershire)

1910 APPERLEY pedigree, BL manuscripts, Add. 39700 f. 19 b; Add. 39701 ff. 63 b-65

1912 Alfred APPERLEY, upholsterer, Hill End, Droitwich (Kelly's 1912 WOR Directory)

Mrs P. APPERLEY, shopkeeper, 85 Ipsley St, Redditch (Kelly's 1912 WOR Directory)

C. H APPERLEY (late) in sale particulars for High Green, Longney, GLS Archives ref D2299/2/11/67

1913 James APPERLEY, farmer of Wootton, commercial entry under Dormington, Kelly's

W.H. APPERLEY esq of Hereford, landowner in Bodenham, Kelly'sST4

1914 Harry APPERLEY, plumber, 1 Gerrish Av, Redfield; home: 2 Bruce Av, St Matthew's (Kelly's 1914 Bristol Directory) ST8

Mrs APPERLEY, 45 Greenbank Rd, Lower Easton (Kelly's 1914 Bristol Directory)ST8

Henry APPERLEY, 61 Barratt St, Lower Easton (Kelly's 1914 Bristol Directory)ST8

Ernest Walter APPERLEY, 9 Lillian St, Redfield (Kelly's 1914 Bristol Directory)ST8

Mrs. Rose Hannah APPERLEY, 15 Foster St, Easton (Kelly's 1914 Bristol Directory)ST8

Frederick Charles APPERLEY, grocer, 30 Frogmore St (Kelly's 1914 Bristol Directory)?ST8

1914-18 W. APPERLEY Roll of Honour by war memorial, Tewkesbury Abbey

1914-18 F. APPERLEY, Filling Dept employee at S.J. Moreland & Sons Ltd, on war memorial on rear wall of St Stephen's Church, Bristol Road, Gloucester

1914-18 W.G. APPERLEY on City of Gloucester war memorial, Gloucester Park.

1914-18 A. APPERLEY, Shaw and Crompton War Memorial, LANCS

1914 APPERLEY, landlord, Stroud GLS Archives D1405/9/367

1919 Charles APPERLY managing director of The Stroud Metal Company. His firm made components for W Paddon's Hampton Engineering Company's cars who had a small workshop at Dudbridge from 1919. They produced luxury hand-built motor cars at the rate of one a week. When Charles APPERLY's invested money dried up, others invested, but, despite producing over 1,100 cars, the company ceased trading in 1933.

1924-7 References to Lady APPERLEY, Charles APPERLY of APPERLY Curtis and Co Ltd in Dockets and printed sale particulars of Davis, Champion and Payne, Stroud, GLS Archives, ref D1405/2/45, D1405/2/ 47, D1405/2/62, D1405/4/292

1924 APPERLEY, landlord, Stroud GLS Archives D1405/9/382

1927, 1936 John APPERLEY at the Olde Elm Inn, Church Road, Churchdown, GLS (inn replaced by Bat and Ball pub)

1930: Dudbridge and Stroud Valley: Catalogue Ref. D4279: Sources include documentary, oral and site evidence (with photographs of APPERLEY Mills, c.1930, and Kimmins mill, c.1933 and 1950) GLS Archives

1938-9 John APPERLY Educational Foundation (Rodborough) ED 49/11/37 (National Archives)

1939 APPERLEY, landlord, Stroud GLS Archives D1405/9/415

1950 Notes on textile families in Stroud including APPERLY, CLUTTERBUCK, DAVIES, MARLING, PLAYNE, STANTON, STRACHAN, WATHEN, WEBB families see pages 65 - 87D2033/1, GLS Archives

1983-4 Bristol Lord Mayor: Councillor Frederick J. APPERLEY and Lady Mayoress, Mrs Joan APPERLEY ST8

APPERLEY Information in Herefordshire Name Index
The following data was collected several years ago with the help of an excellent Name Index at Hereford Record Office. It is offered merely as a guide to information that was available there at that time in case researchers can make any useful connections. It is likely that the reference numbers are now out of date and, as there will probably be transcription errors and omissions, researchers are urged to contact the Record Office before they make a visit to see the documents mentioned. Where possible we have started to add information about named individuals in italics. Beware! In some cases the surname is shown in more than one spelling in the documents.
INDIVIDUALS	REFERENCES
Thomas APPERLEY of Cradley, only son of James APPERLEY=Elizabeth JAMES, now dead late of Cradley (Thomas was born 10 Feb 1754 and married Hannah DAVIS in Bosbury 23 Jul 1776)	See 091.42 Ashperton 1793, LC Deeds 11.569 RW
ThomasAPPERLEY 's will. (Thomas as above. He names Thomas, his only son, his wife Hannah , and his 3 daughters Elizabeth, Hannah and Ann.)	RW See 091.92 Wills (His) 1810, LC Deeds 11.662
APPERLEY/LE James APPERLEY of Ashperton, mason. Joan, his mother, widow, deceased. (Tripartite indenture between James APPERLEY, John TERRETT of Bosbury, yeoman, and Richard SPALLINGS of Bosbury, tailor re home of Joan , widow deceased, whose home is now occupied by James. Highway at east of property and Corkett Lane on the west- half an acre of land in Ashperton. 3 cottages, 6 gardens, 3 orchards. Signed James APPERLE, John DUDSON and Elizabeth WILLIAMS, 6 Mar 1753) Elizabeth APPERLEY wife of James (Assignment of a mortgage: Richard ROWBREY and James APPERLEY to William JAMES. 17 July 1764) Thomas APPERLEY of Cradley, mason (Tripartite indenture between Richard MATTHEWS late of Eastnor, now Castlemorton, Worcester, victualler, Thomas APPERLEY of Cradley, mason, (only son and heir of James late of Ashperton, mason) and Mary ROWLANDS of Ledbury widow. Last indenture 10 Sep 1782. James APPERLEY had died intestate, and so Thomas APPERLEY and executors sold the property, described above but divided into 2 tenements, formerly in the last indenture held by Richard MATTHEWS, now occupied by Edward HODGES and Richard FORSTER, to Mary ROWLANDS, dated 26 Jun 1787)	See 091.42 Ashperton 1753, LC Deeds 11.654 See 091.42 Ashperton 1764, LC Deeds 11.655 See 091.42 Ashperton 1784, LC Deeds 11.656 RW
Mary APPERLEY of Much Cowarne	See 091.42 Much Cowarne 1820, LC Deeds 11.630
Anthony APPERL(E)Y now of Hereford, late of Kilkington, Staunton on Wye. Ann his wife. (Anthony b1630, 1671=Ann(e) CORNEWALL)	See 091.42 Leominster Wintercott 1682, LC Deeds 11.165 ST4
Rev. James APPERLY of Stoke Lacy	See 091.42 Bishops Frome and Much Marcle 1815, LC Deeds 4170 ST4
William APPERLY Anthony APPERLY Mary APPERLY of Leominster, widow (Mary nee CASWELL) Rev. Thomas APPERLY of Stoke Lacy, son of Thomas of London (Thomas b1730, d1819, son of Thomas b1701, d1740,=Mary CASWELL)	See 091.42 Fownhope, Mordiford, Sollers Hope and Woolhope 1627, LC Deeds 3646 See 091.42 Hereford Griffiths Estate 1697, LC Deeds 3594 See 091.42 Bishops Frome 1730, LC Deeds 3990 See 091.42 Bishops Frome and Much Cowarne 1815, LC Deeds 4055 ST4
John Havard APPERLY of Withington William APPERLY of Yatton, Foy John APPERLY of Lugwardine	See 091.42 Withington 1719, LC Deeds 2403 See091.42 Llangarrers and Whitchurch 1638, LC Deeds 2524; 091.42 Aymestry and Wigmore 1829, LC Deeds 2695 See091.42 Lugwardine 1819, LC Deeds 3152 ST4
James APPERLY B of Physic of Wrexham, Denbigh and Elizabeth of Grafton (James b1706, son of Thomas, b1674, d1735,=Elizabeth WESTFALING) (Indenture involving James APPERLEY, George PHELPS, Elizabeth APPERLEY, widow of Thomas late of Grafton, Anthony fellow of Jesus College, Oxford, (one of sons of Thomas by Elizabeth) and Susan, Anne and Elizabeth (3 daughters of Thomas). Thomas, another of Thomas's sons also mentioned. £800 to James. Some of properties/land mentioned: Sapness; tenement called Penfield formerly occupied by William DAVIS and recently by Ab MORRIS; The Hills occupied by William BROOKS; premises etc in Woolhope and Sollershope John APPERLY of Woolhope Thomas APPERLY of Hereford	See 091.42 Woolhope 1736, LC Deeds 1164, N53 See 091.42 Woolhope, Putley and Pixley 1417, LC Deeds 2037, G37/11/274 See 091.42 Dorstone, Ledbury, Ashperton, etc 1714, LC Deeds 2291 ST4
Thomas APPERLY of Hereford, Dorstone, Ledbury, Ashperton etc. Quadripartite Indenture, 17 Mar 1714, re. possessions in parishes of Ledbury, Ashperton, Fownhope, Kings Caple and Bodenham, farm in Dorstone and moiety of other farms in Dorstone in possession of John ?PARTRIDGE	2291, N76 ST4/RW?
William APPERLY Jane APPERLY of Brierley and her son, John Various members of the family	See 091.92 Personal BAYSEY(John) and VALE (Thomas) 1694, LC Deeds 640 See 091.42 Leominster 1703, LC Deeds 637; Leominster 1703, LC Deeds 604 Leominster 1695-1703, LC Deeds 842 (Bonds receipts, etc.) AF
Edward APPERLY William APPERLY of Brierley=Jane	Eye, Luston 1662, LCD 6363 Eye 1685, LCD 6338; Re occupation of Morris property: Brierley 1708, LCD 7477, P50 AF
APPERLEY/LY William APPERLY=Mary Havard of Withington	See 091.42 Withington and Fownhope 1735, Stallard Deed Box 197 Personal (IRVING, Paulus Amelus) 1802, Drawer no 10, LC 346 ST4
Anne APPERLY of Wrexham, spinster. Rev Anthony of Halford, her brother and Thomas, her nephew of Wrexham	Wills 1771, LC Deeds 10377 ST4
Hannah APPERLY late of Bromyard John Havard APPERLY of Withington (same deed) Anthony APPERLY of Brockhampton	Brockhampton, Woolhope, How Caple 1795, LCD Box 1, No 470 Drawer 14, No 448 LCD Brockhampton 1795 Brockhampton 1678, Drawer 14 No 445 LCD ST4
Thomas APPERLY, b1730, c1778 Plasgronow, Denbigh=Ann WYNN, spinster (30 May 1778 Deeds concerned with the interests of the APPERLEY family of the Hill of Eaton and Snogsash farms, especially that of Thomas late of Wrexham now of Plas Gronow Denbigh, esq=Ann WYNN. She was the aunt of Philip and Thomas WESTFALING of Rudhall and Thomas BOYCOTT of Wrexham. Anne was given the right to an annuity rent or £42 and, in the event of Thomas's death, an annuity of £80 out of these properties (+ £100 if no issue): manor of Grafton and capital messuage of the farm of Grafton and lands in the parish of St Martin called All Saints lately occupied by John HARPER and Chris POWELL, and 2 messuages/tenement farms and lands commonly called Hill of Eaton and Snoggs Ash Farms in Foy occupied by John BOND. 27 Mar 1778) Charles PROSSER to Thomas APPERLEY esq, bond for £2,000. 1778: Exemplication of a Recovery of Herefordshire Estates - Court of Common Pleas: Philip WESTFALINGE v. John PHILPOT to seize rightful property. Thomas APPERLEY summoned to appear. Property: Manor of Grafton, 3 messuages, 7 gardens, 300 acres of land, 60 acres meadow, 50 acres pasture, 20 acres wood, 30 acres furze + heath with appurtenances in All Saints, Foy and Bishops Frome. Final concord 1778 between John PHILPOT plt. and Thomas APPERLEY esq=Ann deforc. re manor of Grafton and lands in parishes of St Martin otherwise All Saints, Foy and Bishops Frome 3 Feb 1783 Lease and release: Thomas APPERLEY of Plasgronow=Ann, and Charles PROSSER=Elizabeth, of the Parks, Foy; John BICKLEY of Finchley MDSX, gent, and John TUDOR of Leominster, carrier. Hill of Eaton Fields, Snogsash Farm, half part of pew in church of Foy	Foy 1778, LCD 10476, R8 Hereford, Grafton 1778, LCD 10477; Personal (marriage settlement) LCD 10515, R8/6/24,25 LCD 10380, R8/6/26 R8/4/7-10 R8/4/11 ST4/AWW
Thomas APPERLY b 1674 of Grafton, Hereford. Elizabeth (nee WESTFALING) his wife and James his son. His will, 12 Sep 1735 (Thomas was designated Doc of Physic. In his will he named all children below as well as another son, John. He left property at the Hill of Eton in the parish of Foy and a tenement called Snogsash) Susannah APPERLY (eldest dau of above-mentioned Thomas=Elizabeth, sister of Thomas, James, Anthony, Elizabeth and Anne) Her will, 12 Oct 1736, proved by sole executor brother James 9 Jun1739 (In the will she names her mother and siblings, and her eldest brother's son Thomas APPERLEY and niece Elizabeth APPERLEY) James APPERLY MB of Wrexham and Anne his sister. Also his nephew Thomas.	Wills 1735, LCD 10488 R8/6/20 See also will of Thomas APPLEY Wills 1735, LCD 10073 Wills 1736-9, LCD 10489, R8/6/21 See also10089 Wills 1762, LCD 10074, R8/6/22 ST4
Withington spinsters: Elizabeth Maria, Mary Ann and Emma APPERLY James Powles APPERLY of Withington, farmer and Henry Gwillim APPERLY of Hereford, land surveyor	Withington 1773-1891, LCD 7734 (36A+B) ST4
John Havard APPERLY of Withington	Brockhampton 1795, LCD 9461 ST4
John Havard APPERLY of Withington	Tarrington 1804, LCD 9249 ST4
Thomas APPERLY, b1730, c1778 Plasgronow, Denbigh=Ann WYNN, spinster	Personal 1773-1778, LCD 10084 ST4
Rev Thomas APPERLEY	Personal 1808-1811, LCD 7572; Personal 1815, LCD 7461 ST4
William APPERLEY	Brierley 1708, LCD 7477 AF
William Havard APPERLY of Withington	Withington 1872, LCD 7881; Withington 1773-1891, LCD 7734/12 ST4

APPERLEY War Deaths (World War I and World War II) If there are any errors in the details below, or if you have additional information, please let me know. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission
APPERLEY	RANK	REGIMENT	Date and Place of Birth/Baptism/Registration(where known) For registration codes, see the Births List page	DATE of DEATH
APPERLEY, A	Private	Manchester Regiment		13th Nov 1918 (Saint Sever Cemetery Extension)
APPERLEY, A J Recorded on Gloucester War Memorial	Private 235162	Royal Gloucestershire Hussars, Yeomanry	Albert James APPERLEY, b12 Apr 1884 Tetbury,=May TOMLINSON, son of Charles APPERLEY=Caroline Eliza nee GRIBBLE	30th Dec 1917 Died at sea (Chatby Memorial) T10/ ST27/ST23
APPERLEY, A J S	Able Seaman	Royal Navy	Arthur John Smith APPERLEY reg D1894 West Ham/Leytonstone, son of Mrs EVERSFIELD	26th Nov 1914 (Portsmouth Naval Memorial)
APPERLEY, B	Gunner 868843	Royal Artillery	Bernard APPERLEY, b Oldham?	20th Aug 1944
APPERLEY, B R	Guardsman 2719101	Irish Guards - Foot Guards	Bernard Roland APPERLEY of Herefordshire, bc1924 Worcester ? reg B1891 Bromsgrove/Redditch, son of Thomas APPERLEY,=Annie nee CHATTAWAY	22nd Sep 1944 (Arnhem (Oosterbeek) War Cemetery) STF13?
APPERLEY, C M	Second Lieutenant	Machine Gun Corps (Infantry - 51st)	Charles Milton APPERLEY bc1888 Oswaldtwistle, son of Rev Edward Hodges APPERLEY,=Annie of Clitheroe	28th Mar 1918 Killed in action (Cabaret-Rouge British Cemetery) T10/ST27/ST23
APPERLEY, D	Civilian		Dorothy APPERLEY, reg D1899 (?Brentford), daughter of George APPERLEY (bc1862 HEF)=?Emily S.	1st Oct 1940
APPERLEY, F	Private 24071	King's Shropshire Light Infantry (5th Battalion)	Frederick APPERLEY, of Craven Arms, b reg C1894 Lutterworth, son of William Henry APPERLEY, bC1861 Dursley,=Mary Eizabeth bc1861/2 Oswestry SAL; Hall's Mill, Kington HEF	16th Sep 1916 Killed in action (Grave and Thiepval Memorial) ST6
APPERLEY, F	Gunner 39433	Royal Garrison Artillery	Frank APPERLEY of Falfield, b Berkeley	18th Nov 1916 Died of wounds (Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension)
APPERLEY, G	Civilian		George APPERLEY (bc1862 HEF)= ?Emily S.	1st Oct 1940
APPERLEY, H G	Private	Canadian Infantry (Saskatchewan Regt.)		3rd Feb 1918
APPERLEY, H M	Private 203813	Worcestershire Regiment 1/7th Battalion	Harry Merriman APPERLEY, b Redditch, reg B1896 Bromsgrove, son of Edgar APPERLEY reg C1877 Bromsgrove, = Lizzie nee MERRYMAN of 15 William St, Redditch	25th Apr 1917 Killed in action (Grave and Thiepval Memorial) STF13
APPERLEY, H W	Private 5735466	Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's) - Infantry	Henry William APPERLEY bc1924, son of Henry William APPERLEY b1885,= Blanche Annie nee WICKS, of Cherington	22nd Feb 1945 (Groesbeek Memorial) T10(ST8, ST27) ST23
APPERLEY, J	Private 203593	Gloucestershire Regiment, 1/5th Battalion - Territorial	John APPERLEY bap 10 May 1891 Mordiford, reg B1891 Hereford, son of James APPERLEY bC1853 Hereford, =Mary of Mordiford, husband of Annie of Bent Orchard Farm, Woolhope	13th Apr 1917 Died of wounds (Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension) K1
APPERLEY, J Many of his papers can be seen in Gloucestershire's Regimental Museum	Sergeant 19507	13th (Service) Battalion (Forest of Dean)(Pioneers) Gloucestershire Regiment	James APPERLEY b 8 Jun 1892 at Albert Place, Sherbourne Rd, Balsall Heath, reg C1892 Kings Norton, son of Arthur Charles aka Charles Arthur b 13 Sep 1857 Ledbury, bap 8 Nov 1857 Ashperton, stonemason journeyman, later army pensioner, d 4 Mar 1934 late of 120 Stoney Lane, Sparkhill, at 10 Bromwell Rd, Billesley, buried Yardley cemetery with wife, Letitia BRITTLE b 20 Apr 1861 Henn's Row, Aston 15 The Poplars, Fallows Rd, Aston 8 Feb 1913 = Mary Rose Ann TAYLOR (fireworks maker)	26th Apr 1918 killed in action, Flanders (Tyne Cot Memorial) RW
APPERLEY, L E	Civilian		Louisa Emily aka Emily Louisa APPERLEY bc1878/9 Clapham, daughter of George APPERLEY (bc1862 HEF)= ?Emily S.	1st Oct 1940
APPERLEY, L M D	Lieutenant	Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve HMS Isis	Lyonel Manfred Daniel APPERLEY DSC	20th Jul 1944 (Panel 92, Col 3, Plymouth Naval Memorial) ST2? K1?
APPERLEY, N H	Sergeant	Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve	Norman Hubert APPERLEY bc1923, son of Archibald APPERLEY = Florence Mary, of Putney	4th Jul 1943 (Rheinberg War Cemetery)
APPERLEY, P S G	Pilot Officer	Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve	Peter Samuel Glover APPERLEY bc1917, son of Samuel Charles Glover APPERLEY b31 Jan 1891 reg A1891 Gloucester, = Dorothy Lille, of Southport	12th Sep 1944 (Durnbach War Cemetery)
APPERLEY, R W	Private 13850	12th Service (Bristol Battalion) Gloucestershire Regiment	Reginald Wallace, b Ebley, Stroud, son of Elizabeth	8th May 1917 Killed in action (Grave Arras Memorial) (Faubourg-d'Amiens Cemetery)
APPERLEY, W	Private 7546	King's Shropshire Light Infantry 1st Battalion	William APPERLEY (?born 2 May 1875 Madley son of George b1842 Fownhope = Sarah Ann nee CAFFELL	18th Sep 1916 Killed in action (Grave and Thiepval Memorial) ST4
APPERLEY, W D	Private 34637	Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry	William Daniel APPERLEY b13 Aug 1899 Aston Ingham, reg C1899 Ross, son of George Hiram APPERLEY, b1857, bap 1859 Cliffords Mesne, =Kate nee BLAKEMORE , of Clifford Mesne	25th Jun 1918 Killed in action (Bienvillers Military (CWGC) Cemetery) K1
APPERLEY, W G	Private	Gloucestershire Regiment	William George APPERLEY reg D1894 Gloucester, son of Mrs Annie APPERLEY of Gloucester	19th Jan 1919
APPERLEY, W W	Driver 535126	Royal Army Service Corps	William Wynne APPERLEY of Bristol, bc1900 India, son of Herbert Wynne APPERLEY=Marion Edith KINSEY nee WINTLE, husband of Edith Olive of Bristol	30th Jul 1945 ST4/AWW
APPERLY	RANK	REGIMENT	Date and Place of Birth/Baptism/Registration (where known)	DATE of DEATH
APPERLY, A L	Second Lieutenant	Gloucestershire Regiment, 5th Battalion - Territorial	Arthur Lancelot APPERLY, b 29 May 1877 Rodborough, reg C1877 Stroud, son of Sir Alfred APPERLY JP and kt., bA1839 Stroud/Stonehouse,=Maria PAICE of Egham, Surrey	27th Aug 1916 Killed in action
APPERLY, B L M	Second Lieutenant (TP)	Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment) 8th Battalion	Basil Lang Marling APPERLY, reg D1892 Milton, Sittingbourne KENT, son of Rev. Josiah Marling APPERLY, reg B1848 Stroud, = Jessie Annie, of Tonge, Kent	19th Apr 1917 Died of wounds
APPERLY, C B	Gunner	Australian Field Artillery	Cyril Barkly APPERLY bc 1893, son of Henry Lawrence APPERLEY b 1855 Gloucester,= Jessie nee WAKEFIELD	7th Nov 1917 ST7
APPERLY, F C	Private	Australian Infantry, A.I.F	Frank Colin APPERLY	15th Jul 1916
APPLEY	RANK	REGIMENT	Date and Place of Birth/Baptism/Registration (where known)	DATE of DEATH

APPLEY, C E	Private 28255	Alexandra Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regt. 9 tth battalion	Charles Edward APPLEY b Stockton	15 October 1917 Killed in action

APPERL(E)Y Awards My thanks go to cousin Paul APPERLEY for his information
Date of Award or Publication in the London Gazette	Type of Award	Recipient of Award
1916	MC award	A. L. APPERLEY, Lt, Gloucester Regt.
Dec 1916	Military Medal	Gunner G. APPERLEY, F. Art, Canadian Contingent
1917	MC award	Basil Lang Marling APPERLEY (Lt) West Kent Regt.
Jul 1917	Military Medal	Pte W APPERLEY, Light H, Canadian Force
19 Oct 1917	Imperial Service Medal	James APPERLEY
2 Nov 1917	Military Medal ; and Bar 24 Jan 1919	Bombardier J. H. APPERLEY, Canadian Field Artillery
13 Mar 1918	Military Medal	Private H. W. APPERLEY, New Zealand rifle brigade
25 Apr 1918	Military Cross	Captain William Herbert Wynne APPERLEY, Royal Sussex Regt. Mentioned in despatches 18 Dec 1917 & 9 Jul 1919ST4/AWW
6 Aug 1918	Military Medal	Private Alfred APPERLEY, Army Service Corps
30 Mar 1920	MBE	David Cooper APPERLEY, President of Langdon Green war hospital supply depot
13 June 1946	BEM (Military)	Harry APPERLEY, Foreman, Maintenance Engineer, Beans Industries Ltd, Tipton
18 Jul 1950	Imperial Service Medal	Robert APPERLEY
1 Jan 1954	OBE	Lt-Col. Archibald Joseph APPERLEY, Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
1 Jan 1959	BEM (Military)	Chief Petty Officer Herbert Arthur APPERLEY DSM, P/JX128204
1 Jan 1963	BEM	Arthur Thomas APPERLEY, Turbine Room Foreman, Ham's Hall 'B' Power Station, West Midlands Division, CEGB, Birmingham
1 Jan 1978	QSO	Ivan Wilfred APPERLEY of Wellington, Secretary of Maori Affairs and Maori Trustee 1975-77
1 Jan 1986	QSM	Gavin Charles APPERLEY, Constructive Manager of HMNZ Dockyard, Ministry of Defence, Auckland