JESSE R. APPLETON
The Appleton family is well known in New England and elsewhere, and
many of its members are successful men in law, letters and lucre.
Their names stand side by side with those of Lawrence, Adams and others
prominent in Massachusetts.
JESSE RIPLEY APPLETON is a descendant in the seventh generation from
Samuel Appleton who came from England in 1636. Samuel(2), his son,
was eleven years old at the time. Isaac (3), fifth child of
Samuel (2) was born in 1664 at Ipswich, Mass. Isaac (4), his third
child, was born in 1704 in Ipswich; he married Elizabeth Sawyer.
His son Francis (5) married, had children, among them Francis, born
May 28, 1759 at Ipswich, and Jesse A., who became president of Bowdoin
College.
The Appleton family is well known in New England and elsewhere, and
many of its members are successful men in law, letters and lucre.
Their names stand side by side with those of Lawrence, Adams and others
prominent in Massachusetts.
JESSE RIPLEY APPLETON is a descendant in the seventh generation from
Samuel Appleton who came from England in 1636. Samuel(2), his son,
was eleven years old at the time. Isaac (3), fifth child of
Samuel (2) was born in 1664 at Ipswich, Mass. Isaac (4), his third
child, was born in 1704 in Ipswich; he married Elizabeth Sawyer.
His son Francis (5) married, had children, among them Francis, born
May 28, 1759 at Ipswich, and Jesse A., who became president of Bowdoin
College.
JESSE R. APPLETON
The Appleton family is well known in New England and elsewhere, and
many of its members are successful men in law, letters and lucre.
Their names stand side by side with those of Lawrence, Adams and others
prominent in Massachusetts.
JESSE RIPLEY APPLETON is a descendant in the seventh generation from
Samuel Appleton who came from England in 1636. Samuel(2), his son,
was eleven years old at the time. Isaac (3), fifth child of
Samuel (2) was born in 1664 at Ipswich, Mass. Isaac (4), his third
child, was born in 1704 in Ipswich; he married Elizabeth Sawyer.
His son Francis (5) married, had children, among them Francis, born
May 28, 1759 at Ipswich, and Jesse A., who became president of Bowdoin
College.
The Appleton family is well known in New England and elsewhere, and
many of its members are successful men in law, letters and lucre.
Their names stand side by side with those of Lawrence, Adams and others
prominent in Massachusetts.
JESSE RIPLEY APPLETON is a descendant in the seventh generation from
Samuel Appleton who came from England in 1636. Samuel(2), his son,
was eleven years old at the time. Isaac (3), fifth child of
Samuel (2) was born in 1664 at Ipswich, Mass. Isaac (4), his third
child, was born in 1704 in Ipswich; he married Elizabeth Sawyer.
His son Francis (5) married, had children, among them Francis, born
May 28, 1759 at Ipswich, and Jesse A., who became president of Bowdoin
College.
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