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Date Posted: 16:13:31 12/20/01 Thu
Author: David C. Appleby
Author Host/IP: 155.247.221.57
Subject: Thompson Appleby - South Manchester, Connecticut

Thompson (b~1874; d 8 Dec., 1971)was the third son of Thompson and Ann Mould Appleby to emigrate from the general vicinity of Thirsk, England to the US in the early 1900's. He was living at 141 East Middle Turnpike, South Manchester, CT in 1921 when he was joined by his nephew (my grandfather) Bertie Thompson Appleby, my grandmother Olive Symonds Appleby, and my father Stanley. He and his wife Margaret had two daughters, Jessie and Florence. Jesssie married and had two daughters, whom my father visited in 1938. Florence's husband is either "Carter" or "Carver". My father and I would like to find our lost relatives. Can anyone help?

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Re: Thompson Appleby - South Manchester, Connecticut -- Ian Baz Appleby, 11:54:08 08/27/16 Sat