George Appleyard
(My 3xGreat-Grandfather)
Details
Born: ~1793, Leeds Father: Joshua Appleyard Mother: Hannah Brown Married: 1815, Leeds St. Peter Spouse: Mary Hall (Bap. 12-Apr-1795 Armley ,daughter of Joseph Hall & Elizabeth (nee Appleyard)) Died: Q4 1872, Bramley, Leeds age 79 Children: Thomas Appleyard B. 6-Feb-1816, Bap. 24-Feb-1816, Holbeck Weslyan Elizabeth Appleyard B. 26-Oct-1817, Bap. 11-Dec-1817, Holbeck Weslyan, M. to John Cliff, D.1876 Joshua Appleyard B.31-Oct-1819, Bap. 19-Dec-1819 Hannah Appleyard B.30-Sep-1821, Bap. 21-Oct-1821 John Brown Appleyard B.1823, Bap. 19-Oct-1823 Samuel Appleyard B.20-Sep-1825, Bap. 13-Feb-1826 Martha Appleyard B.20-Nov-1827, Bap.13-Dec-1827. Buried 14-Oct-1828, (aged 10 months). Mary Ann Appleyard B. 6-Mar-1829, Bap. 11-May-1829. Buried 28-Mar-1830, (aged 1 year) Sarah Ann Appleyard B. 2-Apr-1831, Bap. 3-Jul-1831. Buried 5-May-1833, (aged 2 years) Mary Appleyard B. 13-Oct-1833, Bap. 29-Dec-1833 James Appleyard B. 19-Nov-1835, Bap. 17-Dec-1835, D.<1851? Occupation: Clothier
Additional Information
Marriage
Leeds St. Peter’s 18th January 1815 George Appleyard, clothier of this parish and Mary Hall, Spinster of this parish, were married by banns on 18th January 1815, by me Joseph Bushley, curate. This marriage was solumnised between us: George Appleyard X Mary Hall’s mark. In the presence of us: X Sarah Appleyard’s mark Robert Hargrave
West Yorkshire Registry of Deeds
Appleyard to Dundersdale
Book: ZP Page: 34 No:38 Ref:3.1866
Registered 6th August 1866 at 2 in the afternoon
To the Registrar of West Riding of Country of York or his lawful deputy.
A Memorial of an indenture bearing the date 1st day of August 1866, made between:
George Appleyard of Wortley in the parish of Leeds in the county of York, clothier, in the first part
And John Dundersdale of Holbeck aforesaid, draper.
Of and concerning
Firstly all that piece or parcel of ground, formerly lot 4, part of a certain close in Wortley called Mill Green Lower Close. Said parcel of ground contains in length to the front from East to West 10 yards and in breadth from North to South at the East end 10 yards and the West end there of 10 yards 1 foot and 2 inches. Contains 102 square yards or thereabouts.
Also all that messuage or tenement and premises with the workshop over the same, which said premises were formerly occupied by Joshua Appleyard afterwards by the said George Appleyard and William Naylor, but now by the said George Appleyard.
And Secondly all that the one undivided third part or share of him the said George Appleyard and in all piece or parcel of ground the said close in Wortley aforesaid, called Mill Green Lower close and adjoining on the West the said last mentioned messuage or tenement in the East and South, now belonging to Michael Atkinson, and on the North by the Highway leading from Holbeck to Wortley ….
(5 yards in length, 10 yards in breadth, 50 square yards or thereabouts)…….
Census
1841: Wortley Lane
George Appleyard Cloth weaver 45 Yorkshire Mary Appleyard 45 Yorkshire Joshua Appleyard Cloth weaver 20 Yorkshire Hannah Appleyard 15 Yorkshire John Appleyard 15 Yorkshire Samuel Appleyard 15 Yorkshire Mary Appleyard 7 Yorkshire Sarah Appleyard 2 Yorkshire1851: 117 Wortley Lane
George Appleyard Head Cloth weaver M 57 M Wortley Mary Appleyard Wife Green Grocer M 56 F Armley Samuel Appleyard Son Cloth Dresser U 26 M Wortley Mary Appleyard Daut. Thread Reeler U 17 F Wortley1861: 39, Wortley Lane
George Appleyard Head Wool Weaver M 67 M Wortley Mary Appleyard Wife M 66 F Armley Charles Chapman Lodger Machine Maker W 31 M Beeston John Chambers Lodger Farm Labourer U 21 M Northamptonshire, Deene1871: 14, Bright Street, Holbeck
James Rhodes Head Merchant Tailor M 40 M Leeming employing 3 men, 2 boys & 37 women Mary Rhodes Wife M 37 F Leeds Ann E. Rhodes Daut. U 16 F Leeds Emeline L. Rhodes Daut. Scholar U 14 F Leeds Frederick G. Rhodes Son Scholar U 13 M Leeds George Appleyard ?? Wool Weaver M 77 M Wortley
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