John Anderson Applegate
familysearch 1850 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (John Applegate 32 OH 1818, Mary Applegate 32 NJ 1818, Elizabeth Applegate 6 1844 IN, Thomas Bishop 18 England 1832 attended school within the year).
familysearch 1860 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (John A. Applegate 42 OH 1818, Mary Applegate 42 NJ 1818, Elizabeth Applegate 16 IN 1844, Joseph E. Applegate 5 IN 1855).
familysearch 1870 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (Anderson Applegate 52 OH 1818 farmer, Mary Applegate 52 NJ keeping house, Elisabeth Applegate 26 IN 1844 keeping house, Joseph Applegate 15 IN 1855 attended school, George Wamsley 19 IN 1851 farm hand, Lydia Nugent 14 OH 1856 attended school).
familysearch 1880 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (Anderson Appelgate 62 1818 OH farmer p PA, Mary Appelgate 62 1818 NJ p NJ, Lizzie Appelgate 35 IN 1845).
The Holy Bible, Philadelphia November 7th, 1803; Old Testament Title page has same date: John A Applegate born May 23d 1818 Mary J Wilson April 1st 1818 Married Oct 18 1842 OFFSPRING Elizabeth Applegate Born Dec 11th 1843 Joseph Edgar Applegate Born Oct 19 1854 Died January 16th 1880 John A Applegate Died Sept 8th 1898 Mary S Applegate died April 13 1901.
Biographical And Genealogical History Of Wayne, Fayette, Union And Franklin Counties, Indiana p 827: John A. Applegate was reared to honest toil on the farm, received a good education and taught school a number of years. October 18, 1842, he married, lived one year at Scipio, and then came to this location, settling on a farm, where he spent his life. He was very active in the development of the county, including the Mount Carmel school, which sustained a high reputation. He also was instrumental in the erection of the Mount Carmel Presbyterian church, of which he was an active member. Grange hall also was partly built by his efforts, at the same place, as well as being foremost in the management of the Mount Carmel Cemetery Association. In Grange work he was ever active; he was its master of the Pomona and the chaplain of the Indiana State Grange for many years. He was an elder of the Mount Carmel Presbyterian church for a long period. He was a resident of Franklin county from 1823 to the date of his death, September 8, 1898, when he had reached his eightieth year. He ranked high as a farmer and was a man of honor and high standard of integrity, having the respect of all within the radius of his acquaintance. He was a loving husband and an indulgent father. His final taking-off was very sudden: his previous wish had been that he might pass away without suffering, and he died while at the table, without a struggle! Thus passed away one of the useful and prominent citizens of the county. His wife was the daughter of Joseph and Temperance (Golden) Wilson, both of New Jersey and of English descent. The family came to Indiana in 1830 and settled in Whitewater township, purchasing land, with some log buildings thereon, but scarcely any other improvement. He followed farm life throughout his days. His children were: Mary, our subject; Jane, who died single; Sarah, yet unmarried; Elizabeth, who also died unmarried; George; and James, who died in California. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Applegate were parents of two children: Elizabeth, yet single; and Joseph, who died unmarried. Mrs. Applegate and her daughter are members of the Presbyterian church. These surviving members of a highly respected pioneer family have merited and possess the respect and admiration of the whole community. The good influence of the lives of the families sketched in this memoir will be felt by succeeding generations.
Jno A and Mary S Applegate joined the Mt. Carmel Pres Ch July 15 1849.
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familysearch 1850 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (John Applegate 32 OH 1818, Mary Applegate 32 NJ 1818, Elizabeth Applegate 6 1844 IN, Thomas Bishop 18 England 1832 attended school within the year).
familysearch 1860 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (John A. Applegate 42 OH 1818, Mary Applegate 42 NJ 1818, Elizabeth Applegate 16 IN 1844, Joseph E. Applegate 5 IN 1855).
familysearch 1870 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (Anderson Applegate 52 OH 1818 farmer, Mary Applegate 52 NJ keeping house, Elisabeth Applegate 26 IN 1844 keeping house, Joseph Applegate 15 IN 1855 attended school, George Wamsley 19 IN 1851 farm hand, Lydia Nugent 14 OH 1856 attended school).
familysearch 1880 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (Anderson Appelgate 62 1818 OH farmer p PA, Mary Appelgate 62 1818 NJ p NJ, Lizzie Appelgate 35 IN 1845).
The Holy Bible, Philadelphia November 7th, 1803; Old Testament Title page has same date: John A Applegate born May 23d 1818 Mary J Wilson April 1st 1818 Married Oct 18 1842 OFFSPRING Elizabeth Applegate Born Dec 11th 1843 Joseph Edgar Applegate Born Oct 19 1854 Died January 16th 1880 John A Applegate Died Sept 8th 1898 Mary S Applegate died April 13 1901.
Biographical And Genealogical History Of Wayne, Fayette, Union And Franklin Counties, Indiana p 827: John A. Applegate was reared to honest toil on the farm, received a good education and taught school a number of years. October 18, 1842, he married, lived one year at Scipio, and then came to this location, settling on a farm, where he spent his life. He was very active in the development of the county, including the Mount Carmel school, which sustained a high reputation. He also was instrumental in the erection of the Mount Carmel Presbyterian church, of which he was an active member. Grange hall also was partly built by his efforts, at the same place, as well as being foremost in the management of the Mount Carmel Cemetery Association. In Grange work he was ever active; he was its master of the Pomona and the chaplain of the Indiana State Grange for many years. He was an elder of the Mount Carmel Presbyterian church for a long period. He was a resident of Franklin county from 1823 to the date of his death, September 8, 1898, when he had reached his eightieth year. He ranked high as a farmer and was a man of honor and high standard of integrity, having the respect of all within the radius of his acquaintance. He was a loving husband and an indulgent father. His final taking-off was very sudden: his previous wish had been that he might pass away without suffering, and he died while at the table, without a struggle! Thus passed away one of the useful and prominent citizens of the county. His wife was the daughter of Joseph and Temperance (Golden) Wilson, both of New Jersey and of English descent. The family came to Indiana in 1830 and settled in Whitewater township, purchasing land, with some log buildings thereon, but scarcely any other improvement. He followed farm life throughout his days. His children were: Mary, our subject; Jane, who died single; Sarah, yet unmarried; Elizabeth, who also died unmarried; George; and James, who died in California. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Applegate were parents of two children: Elizabeth, yet single; and Joseph, who died unmarried. Mrs. Applegate and her daughter are members of the Presbyterian church. These surviving members of a highly respected pioneer family have merited and possess the respect and admiration of the whole community. The good influence of the lives of the families sketched in this memoir will be felt by succeeding generations.
Jno A and Mary S Applegate joined the Mt. Carmel Pres Ch July 15 1849.
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John Anderson Applegate
familysearch 1850 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (John Applegate 32 OH 1818, Mary Applegate 32 NJ 1818, Elizabeth Applegate 6 1844 IN, Thomas Bishop 18 England 1832 attended school within the year).
familysearch 1860 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (John A. Applegate 42 OH 1818, Mary Applegate 42 NJ 1818, Elizabeth Applegate 16 IN 1844, Joseph E. Applegate 5 IN 1855).
familysearch 1870 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (Anderson Applegate 52 OH 1818 farmer, Mary Applegate 52 NJ keeping house, Elisabeth Applegate 26 IN 1844 keeping house, Joseph Applegate 15 IN 1855 attended school, George Wamsley 19 IN 1851 farm hand, Lydia Nugent 14 OH 1856 attended school).
familysearch 1880 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (Anderson Appelgate 62 1818 OH farmer p PA, Mary Appelgate 62 1818 NJ p NJ, Lizzie Appelgate 35 IN 1845).
The Holy Bible, Philadelphia November 7th, 1803; Old Testament Title page has same date: John A Applegate born May 23d 1818 Mary J Wilson April 1st 1818 Married Oct 18 1842 OFFSPRING Elizabeth Applegate Born Dec 11th 1843 Joseph Edgar Applegate Born Oct 19 1854 Died January 16th 1880 John A Applegate Died Sept 8th 1898 Mary S Applegate died April 13 1901.
Biographical And Genealogical History Of Wayne, Fayette, Union And Franklin Counties, Indiana p 827: John A. Applegate was reared to honest toil on the farm, received a good education and taught school a number of years. October 18, 1842, he married, lived one year at Scipio, and then came to this location, settling on a farm, where he spent his life. He was very active in the development of the county, including the Mount Carmel school, which sustained a high reputation. He also was instrumental in the erection of the Mount Carmel Presbyterian church, of which he was an active member. Grange hall also was partly built by his efforts, at the same place, as well as being foremost in the management of the Mount Carmel Cemetery Association. In Grange work he was ever active; he was its master of the Pomona and the chaplain of the Indiana State Grange for many years. He was an elder of the Mount Carmel Presbyterian church for a long period. He was a resident of Franklin county from 1823 to the date of his death, September 8, 1898, when he had reached his eightieth year. He ranked high as a farmer and was a man of honor and high standard of integrity, having the respect of all within the radius of his acquaintance. He was a loving husband and an indulgent father. His final taking-off was very sudden: his previous wish had been that he might pass away without suffering, and he died while at the table, without a struggle! Thus passed away one of the useful and prominent citizens of the county. His wife was the daughter of Joseph and Temperance (Golden) Wilson, both of New Jersey and of English descent. The family came to Indiana in 1830 and settled in Whitewater township, purchasing land, with some log buildings thereon, but scarcely any other improvement. He followed farm life throughout his days. His children were: Mary, our subject; Jane, who died single; Sarah, yet unmarried; Elizabeth, who also died unmarried; George; and James, who died in California. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Applegate were parents of two children: Elizabeth, yet single; and Joseph, who died unmarried. Mrs. Applegate and her daughter are members of the Presbyterian church. These surviving members of a highly respected pioneer family have merited and possess the respect and admiration of the whole community. The good influence of the lives of the families sketched in this memoir will be felt by succeeding generations.
Jno A and Mary S Applegate joined the Mt. Carmel Pres Ch July 15 1849.
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familysearch 1850 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (John Applegate 32 OH 1818, Mary Applegate 32 NJ 1818, Elizabeth Applegate 6 1844 IN, Thomas Bishop 18 England 1832 attended school within the year).
familysearch 1860 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (John A. Applegate 42 OH 1818, Mary Applegate 42 NJ 1818, Elizabeth Applegate 16 IN 1844, Joseph E. Applegate 5 IN 1855).
familysearch 1870 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (Anderson Applegate 52 OH 1818 farmer, Mary Applegate 52 NJ keeping house, Elisabeth Applegate 26 IN 1844 keeping house, Joseph Applegate 15 IN 1855 attended school, George Wamsley 19 IN 1851 farm hand, Lydia Nugent 14 OH 1856 attended school).
familysearch 1880 Springfield Twp Franklin IN Census (Anderson Appelgate 62 1818 OH farmer p PA, Mary Appelgate 62 1818 NJ p NJ, Lizzie Appelgate 35 IN 1845).
The Holy Bible, Philadelphia November 7th, 1803; Old Testament Title page has same date: John A Applegate born May 23d 1818 Mary J Wilson April 1st 1818 Married Oct 18 1842 OFFSPRING Elizabeth Applegate Born Dec 11th 1843 Joseph Edgar Applegate Born Oct 19 1854 Died January 16th 1880 John A Applegate Died Sept 8th 1898 Mary S Applegate died April 13 1901.
Biographical And Genealogical History Of Wayne, Fayette, Union And Franklin Counties, Indiana p 827: John A. Applegate was reared to honest toil on the farm, received a good education and taught school a number of years. October 18, 1842, he married, lived one year at Scipio, and then came to this location, settling on a farm, where he spent his life. He was very active in the development of the county, including the Mount Carmel school, which sustained a high reputation. He also was instrumental in the erection of the Mount Carmel Presbyterian church, of which he was an active member. Grange hall also was partly built by his efforts, at the same place, as well as being foremost in the management of the Mount Carmel Cemetery Association. In Grange work he was ever active; he was its master of the Pomona and the chaplain of the Indiana State Grange for many years. He was an elder of the Mount Carmel Presbyterian church for a long period. He was a resident of Franklin county from 1823 to the date of his death, September 8, 1898, when he had reached his eightieth year. He ranked high as a farmer and was a man of honor and high standard of integrity, having the respect of all within the radius of his acquaintance. He was a loving husband and an indulgent father. His final taking-off was very sudden: his previous wish had been that he might pass away without suffering, and he died while at the table, without a struggle! Thus passed away one of the useful and prominent citizens of the county. His wife was the daughter of Joseph and Temperance (Golden) Wilson, both of New Jersey and of English descent. The family came to Indiana in 1830 and settled in Whitewater township, purchasing land, with some log buildings thereon, but scarcely any other improvement. He followed farm life throughout his days. His children were: Mary, our subject; Jane, who died single; Sarah, yet unmarried; Elizabeth, who also died unmarried; George; and James, who died in California. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Applegate were parents of two children: Elizabeth, yet single; and Joseph, who died unmarried. Mrs. Applegate and her daughter are members of the Presbyterian church. These surviving members of a highly respected pioneer family have merited and possess the respect and admiration of the whole community. The good influence of the lives of the families sketched in this memoir will be felt by succeeding generations.
Jno A and Mary S Applegate joined the Mt. Carmel Pres Ch July 15 1849.
[*Information source: familysearch genealogycenter.info Wilson-Applegate Family Bible Franklin County, IN.]
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Individual marker "John A. Applegate"; shared side of shared "Applegate" family marker "John A. Applegate Born May 23, 1818 Died Sept. 8, 1898. Mary S. wife of John A. Applegate Born April 1, 1818 Died April 13, 1901".
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