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APPLEBY/APPLEBEE Wills from various sources list updated 19/02/2014 will held? name and details county (if day month year of Death Date (if approx year of age at death (if source ref notes on identity of England)/ probate stated or known birth known): info individual/family COUNTRY (NB this may from other (calculated from GRO be several source)- OR Will from age at death index years after date for some death) post 1866 death) early records de APPELBY Rob. testamentary cause Lincolnshire 1323 Lincoln Wills Episcopal Registers of Wills and Admins Abstract held APPELBY, John de, dean of St Paul's, London London 1 oct 1389 24 sep 1389 APPILBY, William de, York, mercer Yorkshire 2 jan 1389 30 dec 1389 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 1, 3) Will of John De Appelby of Navestoke, Essex Essex September 1389 Nat Archives On-line docs PROB 11/1 APPILBY, John, Midilthorpe, near York Yorkshire 2 September 1399 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 3, 25) APLEBY, Henry de, Rect of Bolton in Bouland Yorkshire 3 September 1404 14 aug 1404 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 3, 215) APPULBY Rob. of Lincoln Lincolnshire 1407 Lincoln Wills Episcopal Registers of Wills and Admins de APPULBY Johan. Wid Of Rob de Appulby, citizen Lincolnshire 1408 Lincoln Wills Episcopal Registers of Wills and Admins andmerchant of Lincoln, formerly wife of Alx. Hersey and of Rob. De Saltby APPYLBY, Robert, York, wolman Yorkshire 14 dec 1428 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist, (ref 2, 540) APPYLBY, Philip, York Yorkshire 16 jul 1435 13 jun 1435 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 3, 425) APPILBY, John, Wilberfosse Yorkshire 20 September 1438 17 sep 1438 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 3, 541) APPLEBY, thomas, York, notary publique Yorkshire 14 dec 1439 5 dec 1439 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 3, 592) APPILBY, John, chaplain (bur. Brydelyngton) Yorkshire 1 aug 1452 1 may 1452 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 2, 251) APPULBY, William, Elvelay Yorkshire 1461 7 nov 1460 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 2, 459) APPILBY, Robert, York, shipman Yorkshire 28 jun 1476 22 jun 1476 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 4, 91) APPILBY, Thomas, Hesill, fst. St Luke Yorkshire 14 dec 1487 1487 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 5, 319) APPILBY, roger, York, barker Yorkshire 28 September 1495 9 aug 1495 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 5, 467) APPILBY, Agnes, widow of Rog. A. of York, tanner Yorkshire 27 oct 1496 22 aug 1496 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 5, 485) APPLEBY, Robert, par. St Laur. York Yorkshire 10 jan 1504 3 jun 1504 York Wills 1389-1514 The Genealogist (ref 6, 127) Will of Edmund Appulby, Gentleman of Appleby, Leicestershire 31 January 1506 Nat Archives On-line docs PROB 11/15 Leicestershire APPILBY, Margaret, wid, Little Oakley Essex 1523 Wills at Chelmsford vol 1 (BRS on Origins)157 CR 2 APPULBE Margt. of Horbling Lincolnshire 1532 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APPYLBY, John (Standon, Herts or Stondon Massey, Essex 1532 Wills at Chelmsford vol 1 (BRS on Origins)9 BW 1 Essex) APPULBYE, Robert (bur. St Cuth., Keldaile) Yorkshire 4 oct 1536 18 jul 1533 York Wills 1514-1553 The Genealogist (ref 11, 208) APPULBYE, William, Ottringham Yorkshire 4 may 1536 20 feb 1535 York Wills 1514-1553 The Genealogist (ref 11, 197) APULBE Jo. of Walesby Lincolnshire 1538 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APPILBIE, Katherine, widow, (bur. Sts, Sim. & Jude, Yorkshire 24 nov 1540 19 jun 1540 York Wills 1514-1553 The Genealogist (ref 11, 480) Welton) APPLEBY, Anthony of York, Yorkshire - inventory Yorkshire 1541 Dean & Chapter of York York Peculiars Collection on Origins ordered feb 2014 APLEBIE, Agnes of Kildale Yorkshire 20 dec 1541 18 nov 1541 York Wills 1514-1553 The Genealogist (ref 11, 574) APPILBIE, John, Wynestede in Holderness Yorkshire 6 oct 1541 York Wills 1514-1553 The Genealogist (ref 11, 568) APPLEBIE, Mawde, Withornse Yorkshire 2 oct 1545 3 jun 1545 York Wills 1514-1553 The Genealogist (ref 12, 60) APULBY, John, Ingatestone Essex 1545 Wills at Chelmsford vol 1 (BRS on Origins)48 ER 5 APLEBIE, William of Ottringehame Yorkshire 12 mar 1547 12 mar 1547 York Wills 1514-1553 The Genealogist (ref 13, 399) APPLEBIE, Robert, Wivested in Holderness Yorkshire feb 1547 10 jan 1547 York Wills 1514-1553 The Genealogist (ref 13, 376) abstract of APPULBY Bryan of Romaldkirk Yorkshire 1548 submitted to ARO library will held ARO 441 APPLEBY, John, Gisborne, yeoman Yorkshire 18 jul 1549 8 may 1549 York Wills 1514-1553 The Genealogist (ref 13, 542) Appulby, John, of Saint Sepulchre London Sep 1549 LMA Microfilm Reference: X019/011 Folio/Page: 24r APPLEBYE, Harry of Reading Berkshire 1556 Index to Berkshire Wills ARO 436 APPYLBY, John, Londsbourgh Yorkshire 30 dec 1556 12 oct 1556 York Wills 1554-1568 The Genealogist (ref 15, 1, 86) APPLEBY/APPLEBEE Wills from various sources list updated 19/02/2014 APLEBY, John, Wrelton, par. Midleton, husbandman Yorkshire 5 dec 1558 21 aug 1558 York Wills 1554-1568 The Genealogist (ref 13, 3, 149) APPELBYE, Robert, senr, Keldaill, Yorkshire 28 apr 1558 31 mar 1557 York Wills 1554-1568 The Genealogist (ref 15, 2, 232) APPLEBE, John, bailife of Haknes Yorkshire 5 mar 1559 6 feb 1558 York Wills 1554-1568 The Genealogist (ref 16, 4) Will of Thomas Appylbye of Halesworth, Suffolk Suffolk 13 July 1559 Nat Archives On-line docs PROB 11/42B APPLEBYE,Robert, Bingham (Notts), gentleman Yorkshire 28 sep 1560 7 aug 1558 York Wills 1554-1568 The Genealogist (ref 16, 107) WILL held Will of John Appulby of Gylefeld (near Romaldkirk) Yorkshire 1561 Archdeaconry of Richmond ARO 441 ARO 441 mentions numerous relatives and transcription includes notes about the pedigree of the Romaldkirk Applebys APULBIE St. of E Kirkby Lincolnshire 1563 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 Appleby, William of Houghton-le-Spring, , bond, Durham 1565 North East Ineritance Database pre-1858 Durham Probate Records APPLEBYE Wm of Shrivenham Berkshire 1569 Index to Berkshire Wills ARO 436 APPELBIE, Thomas, Rampton Cambridgeshire 1570 Consistory Court of Ely (BRS on Origins)VC 16:96 1570 CW APPILBIE Jo. of Coningsby Lincolnshire 1572 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APPLEBIE Jo. of Coningsby Lincolnshire 1572 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APLEBYE, William, Scarbroughe, late of Hacknes, yeom. Yorkshire 25 sep 1573 3 apr 1571 York Wills 1568-1585 The Genealogist (ref 19, 523) APPLEBIE Jo. of E. Randall Lincolnshire 1573 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APPLEBIE Jo. of E. Randall Lincolnshire 1573 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APPLEBYE, Robert, Willingham Cambridgeshire 1573 Consistory Court of Ely (BRS on Origins)GV 18:98 1573 APPULBYE, Robert, Downham Cambridgeshire 1573 Consistory Court of Ely (BRS on Origins)VC 16:322 1573 CW APPELBIE, christoper, Folketon, labourer Yorkshire 20 apr 1575 16 feb 1572 York Wills 1568-1585 The Genealogist (ref 19, 831) APPLYBEY, William of Sadberge Durham 1577 North East Ineritance Database pre-1858 Durham Probate Records APPLEBY Thomas, servant to Thomas Pharefaxe of Lincolnshire 1578 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Admins (1540-1649) Hagworthingham APPLEBIE, Thomas, Inggerthorpe (bur. Ripon), husbn Yorkshire 3 aug 1579 25 jan 1579 York Wills 1568-1585 The Genealogist (ref 21, 320) Applebye, Launcelot of Whorlton, husbandman, will, Durham 1583 North East Ineritance Database pre-1858 Durham Probate Records inventory, Appelbie, Gabriel of Darlington, , bond, Durham 1585 North East Ineritance Database pre-1858 Durham Probate Records APPLEBY John of Bracebridge Lincolnshire 1585 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Admins (1540-1649) APPLEBIE Wm. of Keale Lincolnshire 1586 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APLEBE, Robert, Cottenham, smith Cambridgeshire 1587 Consistory Court of Ely (BRS on Origins)VC 19:227 1587 CW Appleby, Annas of Whorlton, , will, inventory, bond, Durham 1587 North East Ineritance Database pre-1858 Durham Probate Records APLEBE, Robert, Cottenham, smith Cambridgeshire 1588 Consistory Court of Ely (BRS on Origins)VC 19:228 1588 AWR APPLEBIE Jo. of Stickford Lincolnshire 1588 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APPLEBY Jenet of Stickford Lincolnshire 1588 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Admins (1540-1649) APPLEBY John of Stickforth Lincolnshire 1588 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Admins (1540-1649) APLEBY, Eellexander, husbandman of Sedberge, Durham Durham 1589 North East Ineritance Database pre-1858 Durham Probate Records APPLEBY, Christopher, Faringdon (Notts) yeoman Yorkshire 9 oct 1589 18 sep 1589 York Wills 1585-1594 The Genealogist (ref 24, 144) APPLEBYE, Helen, Downham Cambridgeshire 1589 Consistory Court of Ely (BRS on Origins)GV 19:105 1589 Will of Margery Apelbye or Appulby, Widow of Brasted, Kent 25 May 1590 Nat Archives On-line docs PROB 11/75 Kent APLEBY Hel. of E. Randall Lincolnshire 1591 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APPLEBIE Jo. of Metheringham Lincolnshire 1591 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Wills, vol 1 1320-1600 APPLEBIE, John, Beverley, bachelor Yorkshire 7 jun 1591 8 feb 1590 York Wills 1585-1594 The Genealogist (ref 24, 581) APPULBY Anthony of Romaldkirk Yorkshire 1591 Archdeaconry of Richmond mentioned in wills of John and Bryan APPULBY (request sent to WYAS mar 2013) APLEBIE, Francis (bur. Ripon) Yorkshire 30 jun 1592 14 feb 1591 York Wills 1585-1594 The Genealogist (ref 25, 923) APPLEBY Robert, husbn of Sotby Lincolnshire 1592 Lincoln Wills Calendars of Lincoln Admins (1540-1649) APPLEBYE, Henry of Bray Berkshire 1593 Index to Berkshire Wills ARO 436 Appleby, Percivell of Crossflat, Wolsingham, yeoman, will, Durham 1596 North East Ineritance Database pre-1858 Durham Probate Records inventory, APLEBIE Rob.
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