Richard's burial was registered in Louth, Lincolnshire, age 68, Jan 1874. Richard was appointed chaplain of Kirkdale Prison in 1839 on a salary of £300, he became well known as he worked with the inmates for many years and during this time he became a leader in prison reform. In 1842 Richard was married to Ellen Wagstaff(- 17th October 1890) 2nd daughter of Joseph Wagstaff and Ellen Stubbs of Grappenhall.
They had 8 children, all christened in Walton on the Hill:
Ellen (1845),
William (1847),
Richard (1849),
Henry (1851),
Mary (1853),
Amelia (1855),
Elizabeth (1857),
Arthur (1859).
One of Richard's son's was,
Rev Richard Appleton Master of Selwyn College, Cambridge.
They had 8 children, all christened in Walton on the Hill:
Ellen (1845),
William (1847),
Richard (1849),
Henry (1851),
Mary (1853),
Amelia (1855),
Elizabeth (1857),
Arthur (1859).
One of Richard's son's was,
Rev Richard Appleton Master of Selwyn College, Cambridge.
Richard's burial was registered in Louth, Lincolnshire, age 68, Jan 1874. Richard was appointed chaplain of Kirkdale Prison in 1839 on a salary of £300, he became well known as he worked with the inmates for many years and during this time he became a leader in prison reform. In 1842 Richard was married to Ellen Wagstaff(- 17th October 1890) 2nd daughter of Joseph Wagstaff and Ellen Stubbs of Grappenhall.
They had 8 children, all christened in Walton on the Hill:
Ellen (1845),
William (1847),
Richard (1849),
Henry (1851),
Mary (1853),
Amelia (1855),
Elizabeth (1857),
Arthur (1859).
One of Richard's son's was,
Rev Richard Appleton Master of Selwyn College, Cambridge.
They had 8 children, all christened in Walton on the Hill:
Ellen (1845),
William (1847),
Richard (1849),
Henry (1851),
Mary (1853),
Amelia (1855),
Elizabeth (1857),
Arthur (1859).
One of Richard's son's was,
Rev Richard Appleton Master of Selwyn College, Cambridge.
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