applin of Dorset

[aussiegirl10]

Looking for anything on William Applin  and Catherine Applin in Cranborne dorset
Children
William Applin B. 1805
Maria b. 1804
Louisa b. 1810
ann b. 1813
Henry b.
Elizabeth 23 dec 1821
Maybe something on a 1841 census.would be helpful.
Thank you
Regards Tracey

[suffolk*sue]

1841

HO 107/287/17  -  Cranborne
Sch. 3, Page 15
Bellows Cross

APLIN
William - 70 - ag lab
Catherine - 70
Ann - 25
Elizabeth - 20







Sue
 

[aussiegirl10]

Thank you,

Can you also tell  me how I can find out the maiden name  of Elizabeth the mother,
I don,t know the time of the marriage so can,t order the certificate.

Regards Tracey

[allibaker]

taken from the BIVRI-
william applin born 14th oct 1805 bapt 20th oct 1805 cranbourne.parents william and catherine applin.
these children from the same parents-
maria born 30th april 1807 bapt 10th may 1807
louisa born 1st dec 1810 bapt 2nd dec 1810
ann bapt 9th may 1813
henry bapt 18th feb 1816
elizabeth bapt 23rd dec 1821
regards
alli

[aussiegirl10]

Sorry, I would like to amend my last query.

How can I find out the maiden name of Catherine who married William Applin.

I found one, Catherine White married William Applin.
but I am unsure whether this is the right one.

[aussiegirl10]

I am still hoping someone can give me an answer to my query.

I am looking for the marriage of Catherine and William Apling of
Bellows cross cranborne.
I would like the reference so that I can order the certificate.

Assuming the first son was born 1805. the marriage could have been aroung 1800+4.
Regards Tracey(aussiegirl10)

[Richard Knott]

Marriage certificates don't exist before 1837, so you will need to find another way forward; the Cranborne registers seem the best bet at first. What makes you think the Applin/White marriage might be right?
I noticed that in the 1851 census there is a William Aplin b 1805 Cranborne who looks like their eldest son. His first child is called Cecilia Burth? Aplin b 1832 Bere - it is difficult to read the name - so it just possible she was named after her grandmother who may therefore be Cecilia Burth. As his wife appears to be Amelia Bussell (b1808 d Peter and Mary nee Arnold) it just might be Catherine's maiden name. Perhaps it is worth looking at her future (freebmd/censuses) to pin down her name. She is not in the Beer Hackett registers; the online clerk for Bere Regis can be contacted at bereregis@dorset-opc.com

[aussiegirl10]

I found William Applin married Catherine White 3 October 1804
at Cranborne in the Btitish Isles CD at  the State Library.
This was the only match I could find of a William and Catherine.

I know I am clutching at straws.

I see on the 1841 census cranborne. that it says William and Catherine are in their seventies, the youngest child is 20. I realise that they rounded down the ages, Was it normal to have a child in their late years.

Regards Tracey

[Richard Knott]

I don't think you are clutching at straws; the marriage looks quite likely.
Even assuming the ages are correct, which is not always the case, Catherine could be as young as 70 and Elizabeth as old as 24, so Catherine need only be 46 when Elizabeth was born. The register entries are pretty conclusive but William and Catherine would be 33-37 when  they married in 1804, so I suspect the ages have been exaggerated on the census.
Presumably you looked for Catherine and William's birth on the CD? Showing that there is a Catherine White bc 1770 would strengthen your case, particularly if her parents were called the same as some of her children.
In an ideal world there would be a White will mentioning an Aplin, or a White family in the 1841 census with an Aplin staying.