APPLEYARDS Ltd [Joseph], [Conisbro, Sheffield, YKS]

[winston]

HI

Just in case anyone is interested here is the 1861 census info for Joseph Appleyard bn *1819 Conisboro

 
 
Joseph Appleyard abt 1820  Cabinet maker and employer of 1 man

Ann Appleyard abt 1821

Joseph appleyard abt 1848

Walter Appleyard abt 1852 

Frank Appleyard abt 1856 

Everyone born Conisboro

Wendy

[fionnghal]

ta muchly, Wendy.  i din't have it actually.  you don't by any chance have its piece nos and the address of hte family, do you?

much appreciated 
le durachd
fionnghal

i had come across the list enquiry.  something a bit strange with the data though.  A Joseph Appleyard m. an Ann Tyus in 1803, well before our Joseph was born.  suppose there could have been 2 of each!  but i am at present following that lead.  thanks anyway.  it was a nice thought

[winston]

HI


REF's for the Joseph Appleyard 1861 census address looks like Doncaster Road

Tickhill,
Doncaster

RG9/3513
F 101
Pg 20



Found Joseph, Anne and Joseph on the 1851 census at Post Office Street

REFs

HO107/2346
Folio 191
Pg 3



Wendy

[winston]

Hi

Found Frank Appleyard in the 1891 census for you


Appleyard, Frank abt 1856 Conisboro Machine Labourer

Appleyard, Harriett abt 1856 Kimberworth

Appleyard, Margaret E abt 1884 Kimberworth

Living at Moorgate, Rotherham, Yks


REFs

RG12 - 3845

Folio 113

Pg 36



And here he is in the 1891 census living at Herbert Villas, South East Rotherham.

Franks Occupation goes down now as Cabinet Maker

  Frank Appleyard abt 1856  Conisborough, Widower

  Margaret E Appleyard abt 1884  Masbrough,

  Hilda M Law abt 1885  Lostus, Yorkshire,  Niece 
 
  Lily Naylor abt 1887  Masbrough, Servant

  Amelia Thomas abt 1869  Dawley, Shropshire, Servant




REF's

RG13 - 4392
Folio 75
Pg 8


Wendy

[fionnghal]

Wendy, you are a poppet.  thankyou very much 

Le dùrachd 
fionnghal

[oly]

Hello you chatters,

I have followed your post with interest and recalled the Appleyard name. In the 1930,s when going to Conisbrough to view the Castle, a regular summer outing, we used to pass a  large sign Appleyards and Sons.
A local amateur historian Allen Marsh prepared a book later published by his widow and family, in it Allen mentions the Appleyards. I know he would not have minded an old friend quoting from it but unfortunately it does say it is not allowed.
The book is, An Illustrated Account of Conisbrough by Robert Allen Marsh and was published privately in 1977, I will ask his widow if she still has any copies available.
It mentions Joseph Appleyard 1777-1839, son Joseph 1819-90, George 1835-1920 and Walter born 1950. Photographs, Mr and Mrs George Appleyard ( looks 60 ish ), Joseph, Francis Appleyard (Conisbrough mixed Hockey team c. 1920).
I purchased the book for £10 all profits from which went to Conisbrough Methodist Church.

Regards Oly

[oly]

Hello again,

Had a look at the -
1841 Census Conisbrough HO107/1330/13
page 6b High Street
George Appleyard 27 Cabinet Maker
Susannah     "     28
George        "       2
Emma          "       1

next door but one

Jane Appleyard 45
Sarah      "       29
Joseph    "       20     Cabinet m

All born in County. Ages should be rounded down to be divisible
by five in the 1841 Census, often the enumerator forgets.
No other information.

Regards Oly

[fionnghal]

thanks a million, Hugh, Wendy and Oly for all your input.  it is very much appreciated.  the family is fairly filling out and i'm currently ploughing through all your census info sorting out who was where and when &c 

and Oly, yes please, i'd love to get a copy of hte book.  hopefully there are still some left for sale.  thanks, in advance, for making enquiries on my behalf 

Wendy, this census tr. you sent,
> Found Joseph, Anne and Joseph on the 1851 census at Post Office Street
REFs
HO107/2346
Folio 191
Pg 3
was Post Office St in Conisboro'?   sorry for being a niusance 

thanks again and hope you all have a wonderful 2006 with lots of research breakthroughs 

leis gach deagh dhùrachd / with every best wish
fionnghal

[winston]

Hi fionnghal

sorry yes it was in Conisboro

Wendy