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1911 Census Updated 13/06/2017 Northern Applebys in 1911 census updated 13/06/2017 census name position age status approx occupation born address notes Family line year yr of birth 1911 Sarah Jane Appleby wife 34 mar 1877 mar 2 yrs 2 children Leeds, Yorks 15 Leopold Rd, Coventry, Warwks Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Albert Edward Appleby head 30 mar 1881 screw gauge turner Newcastle N'land 15 Leopold Rd, Coventry, Warwks son of Joseph and Ann Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley (ordnance) 1911 John Edward Appleby son 2 unm 1909 Newcastle N'land 15 Leopold Rd, Coventry, Warwks Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Inda (Juda?) Appleby dau 6m 1910 Newcastle N'land 15 Leopold Rd, Coventry, Warwks Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Richard Somerset lodger 70 wid 1841 cabinet maker Bradford, Yorks 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Mary Jane Appleby wife 48 mar 1863 mar 24 yrs 10 children 2 died Glasgow, Scotland 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 William Appleby head 47 mar 1864 stone man Newcastle N'land 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Lambton B Appleby son 22 unm 1889 hewer Newcastle N'land 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Margaret Jenny Appleby dau 20 unm 1891 Newcastle N'land 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Joseph Appleby son 18 unm 1893 shift work Newcastle N'land 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Margaret Josephine Applebydau 17 unm 1894 tailoress Newcastle N'land 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 William Appleby son 16 1895 butcher errand boy Newcastle N'land 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Richard Somset Appleby son 12 1899 school Newcastle N'land 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Alice Jane Towler Applebydau 8 1903 school Newcastle N'land 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Charles Strat Appleby son 6 1905 school Newcastle N'land 292 Condercum Rd, Fenham, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Joseph John Appleby head 70 mar 1841 machineman Ulgham, N'land 43 Durham St, Newcastle upon Tyne son of Joseph and Jane Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Ann Appleby wife 68 mar 1843 mar 49 yrs, 12 children 7 Darlington, Durham 43 Durham St, Newcastle upon Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley died 1911 Lizzie Detchin boarder 53 unm 1858 housekeeper Newcastle N'land 43 Durham St, Newcastle upon Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 James B Appleby son 32 unm 1879 fitter Newcastle N'land 43 Durham St, Newcastle upon Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Josephine Appleby dau 28 unm 1883 Newcastle N'land 43 Durham St, Newcastle upon Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 William C Appleby father 74 wid 1837 retired paper stainer OAP Alnwick N'land 53 Richardson St, Wallsend on Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Percy Appleby head 28 mar 1883 colliery lab above ground Leeds, Yorks 53 Richardson St, Wallsend on Tyne son of Wm C and Hannah Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Emily Appleby wife 27 mar 1884 mar 8 yrs, 3 children all living Newcastle, N'land 53 Richardson St, Wallsend on Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Joseph W Nanson br-i-law 24 unm 1887 colliery cartman Newcastle N'land 53 Richardson St, Wallsend on Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Annie Nanson sis-i-law 21 unm 1890 Newcastle N'land 53 Richardson St, Wallsend on Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Ernest Nanson br-i-law 18 unm 1893 pulling tubs out at colliery Dunston Durham 53 Richardson St, Wallsend on Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley shaft 1911 William Appleby son 7 1904 Wallsend Newcastle 53 Richardson St, Wallsend on Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Ernest Appleby son 3 1908 Wallsend Newcastle 53 Richardson St, Wallsend on Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Joseph Collingwood Applebyson 5m 1910 Wallsend Newcastle 53 Richardson St, Wallsend on Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Walter Appleby head 39 mar 1872 gen labourer (shipbuilding) Leeds, Yorks 58 Denham Terr, Wallsend son of Wm C and Hannah Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Martha Appleby wife 29 mar 1882 mar 7 yrs,5 children 1 died Hebburn, Durham 58 Denham Terr, Wallsend Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Bessie Appleby dau 6 1905 Wallsend Newcastle 58 Denham Terr, Wallsend Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Walter Appleby son 5 1906 Durham Murton Colliery 58 Denham Terr, Wallsend Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Elsie Appleby dau 4 1907 Wallsend Newcastle 58 Denham Terr, Wallsend Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Robert Appleby son 2 1909 Wallsend Newcastle 58 Denham Terr, Wallsend Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Charles F Appleby head 44 mar 1867 corporation car greaser 18 Oatland St, Co of York 87 Oban Rd, Byker, N'castle son of Wm C and Hannah Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Ellen Maud Appleby wife 31 mar 1880 mar 12 yrs,7 children 1 died Chirton St Matthews, N'land 87 Oban Rd, Byker, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Cecil Appleby son 11 1900 school Newcastle Westgate 87 Oban Rd, Byker, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Edith Appleby dau 10 1901 school Newcastle Elswick 87 Oban Rd, Byker, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Frank Appleby son 8 1903 school Newcastle Byker 87 Oban Rd, Byker, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Leonora Appleby dau 5 1906 school Chirton North Shields 87 Oban Rd, Byker, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Sydney Appleby son 2 1909 Newcastle Byker 87 Oban Rd, Byker, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Wilfred Appleby son 6m 1910 Newcastle Byker 87 Oban Rd, Byker, N'castle Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Martha Appleby servant 36 wid 1875 gen servant domestic Newcastle N'land The Vicarage, Wall,North Tyne wid of Wm C jr Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 Irene Appleby servant's child6 1905 South Africa The Vicarage, Wall,North Tyne Acklington - Thomas and Jane Huntley 1911 William James Athey head 41 mar 1870 slaker bricklayer Morpeth, N'land 3 Castle Terr, Ashington, N'land Acklington Appleby Northern Applebys in 1911 census updated 13/06/2017 1911 Elizabeth J Athey wife 36 mar 1875 mar 6 yrs Morpeth, N'land 3 Castle Terr, Ashington, N'land dau of Robt Bell and Eliza Acklington Appleby 1911 James S Applebey bro-in-law 26 unm 1885 fitter mechanic Morpeth, N'land 3 Castle Terr, Ashington, N'land son Robt Bell and Eliza Acklington Appleby 1911 Ernest Albert Appleby bro-in-law 23 unm 1888 horse shoer Morpeth, N'land 3 Castle Terr, Ashington, N'land son Robt Bell and Eliza Acklington Appleby 1911 Frederick A Athey son 4 1907 Morpeth, N'land 3 Castle Terr, Ashington, N'land Acklington Appleby 1911 Isabella Dodd Clark wife 66 mar 1845 mar 39 years Eltringham, N'land 4 chestnut St, Hirst Ashington, N'land Acklington Appleby 1911 John Clark head 64 mar 1847 storekeeper colliery All Saints, Newcastle on Tyne 4 chestnut St, Hirst Ashington, N'land Acklington Appleby 1911 Fredr Herbert Appleby visitor 18 unm 1893 butcher Morpeth, N'land 4 chestnut St, Hirst Ashington, N'land son of Robt Bell and Eliza Acklington Appleby 1911 William Surtees Appleby boarder 26 unm 1885 engineer fitter engine shop morpeth, N'land Chapman St, Newcastle on tyne in hh of Jane Ann Boulding and Acklington Appleby family 1911 John George appleby head 34 mar 1877 farmer son working on farm Morpeth, N'land East High House, Newminster, N'land son of Robt Bell and Eliza Acklington Appleby 1911 Mary Appleby wife 32 mar 1879 mar 4 yrs Longhirst, N'land East High House, Newminster, N'land Acklington Appleby 1911 Ella Maud appleby dau 3 1908 Morpeth, N'land East High House, Newminster, N'land Acklington Appleby 1911 Thomas Bell head 63 mar 1848 grocer Longhorsley, N'land Summerleigh, Marine Ave, Monkseaton, Acklington Appleby Newcastle 1911 Mary Sarah Bell wife 58 mar 1853 mar 32 yrs Longhorsley, N'land Summerleigh, Marine Ave, Monkseaton, Acklington Appleby Newcastle 1911 Clara Appleby sis-i-law 44 unm 1867 private means Longhorsley, N'land Summerleigh, Marine Ave, Monkseaton, Acklington Appleby Newcastle 1911 Elizabeth Ann Bell dau 38 unm 1873 Newcastle upon Tyne Summerleigh, Marine Ave, Monkseaton, Acklington Appleby Newcastle 1911 Nellie Appleby Bell dau 28 unm 1883 Newcastle upon Tyne Summerleigh, Marine Ave, Monkseaton, Acklington Appleby Newcastle 1911 Dora Stanley Bell dau 20 unm 1891 Newcastle upon Tyne Summerleigh, Marine Ave, Monkseaton, Acklington Appleby Newcastle 1911 Robert Appleby boarder 32 unm 1879 surveyor insp. Of New and Cockworth, N'land 5 Argyle Terr, Newbiggin by Sea son of Wm and Margaret Acklington Applebys GD rate collector 1911 Martha Appleby wife 57 mar 1854 East Ord, Berwickshire 99 Shankhouse Row, Cramlington Acklington Applebys 1911 William Appleby head 52 mar 1859 coalminer hewer Morpeth 99 Shankhouse Row, Cramlington Acklington Applebys 1911 John Appleby head 73 mar 1838 farmer Weldon Bridge, N'land East Benridge, Morpeth son of John and Mary Ann Acklington Applebys 1911 Margaret Appleby wife 69 mar 1842 mar 45 yrs, 10 children all Weldon Bridge, N'land East Benridge, Morpeth Acklington Applebys living 1911 Mary Ann Appleby dau 40 unm 1871 dairy
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