His name has been variously spelled as Halley, Hanly, Hauley, and Applebee, Appelby, Applebey.
On March 31, 1761, Hawley Appleby was a witness for a bond of Abiel Abbott for the administration of the estate of Jacob Abbott. New Hampshire provincial and state papers 37:122.
He owned the covenant at the Second Church of Berwick, Maine on June 3, 1764.
1790 census, Berwick, Maine, Halley Appelby: 3 males 16 or more, 3 males under 16, 4 females.
1800 census, Berwick, Maine, Hawley Applebee: 1 male 10-15, 1 m 16-25, 1 m 45 or more/1 female under 10, 2 f 16-25, 1 f 45 or more.
The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography Vol. 68 No.1, Jan., 1960 entitled "Obituaries from the Family Visitor." "September 20, 1823, [Died]- At Berwick, Maine, Mr. Hawley Applebee, aged 89- his descendants are, 16 children, 100 grandchildren, and 69 great-grandchildren. -April 3, 1824." JSTOR
An alternate death record states that he died 16 Jul 1823, in Berwick, Maine.
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Speculation regarding his origin and relatives:
Quite possibly related to the Applebys of Durham, New Hampshire.
The 1732 New Hampshire Census lists a Thomas Appelby of New Castle and a Mr. Applebee of Newington.
A query in the NEHGS Nexus 2:18, Feb1985 ("Queries-Applebee/Morell") suggests Hawley resided in Somersworth previously to Berwick, and may have been the son of William of Portsmouth, Newington, and Dover or the son of Thomas of New Castle, and Rye, New Hampshire. It is also suggested that the two latter may have been from Virginia. No sources for this information are provided.
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His son, Simeon has memorial #83463861.
On March 31, 1761, Hawley Appleby was a witness for a bond of Abiel Abbott for the administration of the estate of Jacob Abbott. New Hampshire provincial and state papers 37:122.
He owned the covenant at the Second Church of Berwick, Maine on June 3, 1764.
1790 census, Berwick, Maine, Halley Appelby: 3 males 16 or more, 3 males under 16, 4 females.
1800 census, Berwick, Maine, Hawley Applebee: 1 male 10-15, 1 m 16-25, 1 m 45 or more/1 female under 10, 2 f 16-25, 1 f 45 or more.
The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography Vol. 68 No.1, Jan., 1960 entitled "Obituaries from the Family Visitor." "September 20, 1823, [Died]- At Berwick, Maine, Mr. Hawley Applebee, aged 89- his descendants are, 16 children, 100 grandchildren, and 69 great-grandchildren. -April 3, 1824." JSTOR
An alternate death record states that he died 16 Jul 1823, in Berwick, Maine.
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Speculation regarding his origin and relatives:
Quite possibly related to the Applebys of Durham, New Hampshire.
The 1732 New Hampshire Census lists a Thomas Appelby of New Castle and a Mr. Applebee of Newington.
A query in the NEHGS Nexus 2:18, Feb1985 ("Queries-Applebee/Morell") suggests Hawley resided in Somersworth previously to Berwick, and may have been the son of William of Portsmouth, Newington, and Dover or the son of Thomas of New Castle, and Rye, New Hampshire. It is also suggested that the two latter may have been from Virginia. No sources for this information are provided.
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His son, Simeon has memorial #83463861.
His name has been variously spelled as Halley, Hanly, Hauley, and Applebee, Appelby, Applebey.
On March 31, 1761, Hawley Appleby was a witness for a bond of Abiel Abbott for the administration of the estate of Jacob Abbott. New Hampshire provincial and state papers 37:122.
He owned the covenant at the Second Church of Berwick, Maine on June 3, 1764.
1790 census, Berwick, Maine, Halley Appelby: 3 males 16 or more, 3 males under 16, 4 females.
1800 census, Berwick, Maine, Hawley Applebee: 1 male 10-15, 1 m 16-25, 1 m 45 or more/1 female under 10, 2 f 16-25, 1 f 45 or more.
The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography Vol. 68 No.1, Jan., 1960 entitled "Obituaries from the Family Visitor." "September 20, 1823, [Died]- At Berwick, Maine, Mr. Hawley Applebee, aged 89- his descendants are, 16 children, 100 grandchildren, and 69 great-grandchildren. -April 3, 1824." JSTOR
An alternate death record states that he died 16 Jul 1823, in Berwick, Maine.
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Speculation regarding his origin and relatives:
Quite possibly related to the Applebys of Durham, New Hampshire.
The 1732 New Hampshire Census lists a Thomas Appelby of New Castle and a Mr. Applebee of Newington.
A query in the NEHGS Nexus 2:18, Feb1985 ("Queries-Applebee/Morell") suggests Hawley resided in Somersworth previously to Berwick, and may have been the son of William of Portsmouth, Newington, and Dover or the son of Thomas of New Castle, and Rye, New Hampshire. It is also suggested that the two latter may have been from Virginia. No sources for this information are provided.
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His son, Simeon has memorial #83463861.
On March 31, 1761, Hawley Appleby was a witness for a bond of Abiel Abbott for the administration of the estate of Jacob Abbott. New Hampshire provincial and state papers 37:122.
He owned the covenant at the Second Church of Berwick, Maine on June 3, 1764.
1790 census, Berwick, Maine, Halley Appelby: 3 males 16 or more, 3 males under 16, 4 females.
1800 census, Berwick, Maine, Hawley Applebee: 1 male 10-15, 1 m 16-25, 1 m 45 or more/1 female under 10, 2 f 16-25, 1 f 45 or more.
The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography Vol. 68 No.1, Jan., 1960 entitled "Obituaries from the Family Visitor." "September 20, 1823, [Died]- At Berwick, Maine, Mr. Hawley Applebee, aged 89- his descendants are, 16 children, 100 grandchildren, and 69 great-grandchildren. -April 3, 1824." JSTOR
An alternate death record states that he died 16 Jul 1823, in Berwick, Maine.
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Speculation regarding his origin and relatives:
Quite possibly related to the Applebys of Durham, New Hampshire.
The 1732 New Hampshire Census lists a Thomas Appelby of New Castle and a Mr. Applebee of Newington.
A query in the NEHGS Nexus 2:18, Feb1985 ("Queries-Applebee/Morell") suggests Hawley resided in Somersworth previously to Berwick, and may have been the son of William of Portsmouth, Newington, and Dover or the son of Thomas of New Castle, and Rye, New Hampshire. It is also suggested that the two latter may have been from Virginia. No sources for this information are provided.
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His son, Simeon has memorial #83463861.
Gravesite Details
Perhaps in the Appleby Cemetery, Berwick, Maine on the south side of Butler Road, in the woodland of Frances E. Butler, beside the highway; no lettered stones; Appleby interments
Family Members
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