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Matches 951 to 1,000 of 5,019

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951	Bookkeeper	Applegate, John L (I38437)
952	Bookkeeper	Appelgate, Jerome Ryerson (I38455)
953	Bookkeeper for Works	Appelgate, Joseph Henry (I14102)
954	Bookkeeper in New York	Appelgate, Joseph Henry (I14102)
955	Bookseller	Applegate, James (I17082)
956	Boot & Shoe Manufacture	Applegate, John H (I41881)
957	Bordentown Road Turnpike	Brewer, Amanda B (I35674)
958	Bordentown Road Turnpike	Applegate, Emma N (I35675)
959	Bordentown Road Turnpike	Applegate, Frank V (I35931)
960	born name was "Bertha Ann Casberg" having been given "away as a baby to Mrs. Annah E. Judy" who was in reality, her sister.—ED	Judy, Josephine K (I17336)
961	Bounty Land Warrant 23505-160-1812 Application made by his heir at law, his father Hezekiah File contains misfiled documents including pension application for Jacob Applegate	Source (S1018)
962	Bounty Land Warrant file No. 43112-160-55	Source (S912)
963	BR1A2B (NO LISTING) Fannie Ellsworth Appelgate, b. February 1878, in NY (NY, Kings Co., New York, Brooklyn Bor., Dist. 2/400, Sheet 3A, 25/53 [February 1878, birthplace NY]), d. ____. She married on April 30, 1902 at the home of her parents at 678 Gates Ave., Brooklyn, NY, Theodore Howard Vought, b. ___, d. ____. The wedding was a large enough event that it was covered by the Brooklyn Eagle. VOUGHT—APPELGATE Miss Fannie Ellsworth Appelgate, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Appelgate of 678 Gates avenue was married at her parents’ home Wednesday evening to Theodore Howard Vought. During the afternoon the parlors had been transformed into a flower garden, the color scheme being pond and white. Palms were everywhere. The mantels were banked high with pink roses and carnations and smilax. The Rev. Dr. Woelfkin of Greene Avenue Baptist Church officiated. The bride was given away by her father and was attended by her two sisters. Miss Florence S. Appelgate was bridesmaid and Miss Lidie C. Appelgate acted as maid of honor. Both wore white point d’esprit gowns, trimmed with pink panne velvet, and carried bridesmaid’s fosse. The bride’s gown was a handsome creation of silk mall trimmed with Chantilly lace., and she wore a veil of tulle, which was fastened with orange blossoms. She carried shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Little Evelyn E. Appelgate, the 5 year old nice of the bide, in a white organdy dress over pink silk acted as a flower girl. Alfred Gumaer of Jersey City was best man. the bridegroom’s gift was a handsome brooch of diamonds and pearls. A reception followed the wedding. The start of the wedding journey was marked by the usual abundance of old shoes and rice. Mr. and Mrs. Vought have gone on a Southern trip. While away they will visit Washington, Old Point Comfort and other popular Southern resorts, and on their return will make their home at 98 Macon street. Brooklyn Eagle, May 3, 1902, p. 2.	Appelgate, Fannie (I37840)
964	BR1A2D (NO LISTING) Florence Schuffield Appelgate, , b. August 1884, in NY (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., New York, Brooklyn Bor., Dist. 2/400, Sheet 3A, 25/53 [August 1884, birthplace NY]; 1905 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn Bor., ED 20, AD 17, Block A, p. 4 [age 20]), d. ______. Her full name is provided in her sister Fannie’s wedding announcement. (Brooklyn Eagle, April 20, 1902, p. 25).	Applegate, Florence Shuffield (I37842)
965	BR1A3A1 (NO LISTING) Dorothy Appelgate, b. July 1899 in NY (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., New York, Brooklyn Bor., Dist. 2/387, Sheet 8A, 120/162 [July 1899, birthplace NY]; 1905 NY State Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn Bor., ED 2, AD 4, Block B, p. 1 [age 5]. d. ______. She was enumerated with her father Herlin in 1900 and 1905.	Applegate, Dorothy A (I37712)
966	BR1A3B (NO LISTING) Isabella Appelgate, b. abt 1873 in Kings Co., NY (1875 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 21, Elec. Dist. 4, p. 18, 110/157 [age 2, birthplace Kings Co., NY]); d. ______. She does not appear in any other enumerations of Joseph’s family, nor is she in the list of heirs to his estate made in 1920.	Appelgate, Isabella "Bella" (I38460)
967	BR1A3C1 (NO LISTING) Everett Clifford Appelgate, b. December 1899 in NY (NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 23, 2/398, Sheet 10B, 162/209 [December 1899, birthplace NY]; 1905 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn Bor., ED 28, AD 4, Block B, p. 10 [age 5]), d. 16 July 1936 in Ossining, Westchester Co., NY (Sing Sing), where he was executed for the murder of his wife. He married in 1920, Ada D. Johnson, b. Aug. 1899, d. 27 Sep. 1935 in Nassau Co., NY, of arsenic poisoning. Everett was convicted of her murder. Sometime prior to 1920, Everett moved to Baldwin, Nassau Co., NY with his parents. In his grandfather Joseph Henry’s probate file, his father Harry Clifford is identified as living in Baldwin, Nassau Co., NY. He was still living there in 1934. In that year, Everett, his wife Ada, and their daughter Agnes moved out of Ada’s parents’ home into the house of Everett’s American Legion buggy, John Creighton. Also living in the house were Creighton’s wife Frances, daughter Ruth, and son Jack. (Mark Gado, Death Row Women: Murder, Justice, and the New York Press (2008), p. 98). Everett soon began having sexual intercourse with Ruth Creighton, age 15 or 16 (reports of her age differ). He also slept with Frances Creighton. Frances Creighton began giving doses of arsenic to Ada Appelgate. Frances had probably previously poisoned her mother-in-law and brother in 1923. (Id. at 101). She was convicted of the murder of Ada, but her testimony also implicated Everett, who was also convicted. In Death Row Women, Gaddo refers to testimony at trial by Everett’s “Uncle Joseph” from New Jersey. This is Joseph Henry 5D4C7A3G.	Appelgate, Everett Clifford (I38436)
968	BR1A3E (NO LISTING) Ethel Appelgate, b. February 1885 (Brooklyn Eagle, January 9, 1885, p. 3), d. January 7, 1886 (Id. [11 months old at death]).	Appelgate, Ethel (I37827)
969	BR1A3F (NO LISTING) Bessie Belle Appelgate, b. March 1888 in NY (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., New York, Brooklyn Bor., Dist. 2/387, Sheet 8A, 122/163 [March 1888, birthplace NY]; 1905 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn Bor. ED 25, AD 18, Block X-W, p. 38 [age 19]), d. ____. She married ____ Jones. In 1920, she was known as Bessie Belle Jones and lived at Rock Road, Glen Rock, NJ. (Kings County Probate File, Joseph Henry Appelgate, L 516, P. 156).	Applegate, Bessie Belle (I37716)
970	BR1A4 (NO LISTING) Edward L Applegate, b. abt 1854, in Kings Co., NY (1870 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, 11th Ward, p. 8, 22/64 [age 16, birthplace NY]; 1875 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 11, Elec. Dist. 4, p. 17, 81/186 [age 22, birthplace Kings Co, NY]; 1892 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 11, ED 19, p. 18 [age 38]; 1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 20, 2/305, Sheet 15B, 143/365 [December 1852, birthplace NY];1905 NY State Census, Kings Co., ED 18, AD 10, Block E, p. 29 [age 52]), d. ____. He married abt 1878 (1900 US Census, supra [married 22 years]) (1) Carrie A. Mole, b. Aug 1860 (1892 NY State Census, supra [age 30]; 1900 US Census, supra [August 1860, birthplace NY]), d. March 26, 1901 (Brooklyn Eagle, March 28, 1901, p. 5), 2) Ellen T. ____, b. abt 1858 (1905 NY State Census, Kings Co., supra [age 47]), d. _____. Edward was enumerated in the household of Edward in 1870. He was 16 years old and an apprentice brick mason. (1870 US Census, supra). He appears to have stayed in the brick laying business his whole life. In the 1878 Brooklyn city directory, he and his father (Edward N) are both listed as masons living at 176 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn (1878 Brooklyn City Directory, p. 16). He may be the Edward Appelgate, mason, living at 659 Warren—this is the only Applegate/Appelgate mason listed in the directory. If he is this Edward, his father Edward had either retired, moved, or died. In 1877, Edward "son of a well known Brooklyn oysterman" filed for divorce from his wife Sarah, alleging she abandoned him and was living "an improper life in Philadelphia". (Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Sept. 27, 1877, p. 4). In 1892, Edward L and his family were living in Brooklyn, NY. Edward L was 38, and a bricklayer; Carrie A was 30; Elizabeth was 7; and William F was 10. (1892 NY State Census, supra). “William F” is probably an enumerator’s error replacing “Lillian F”. In 1897, there is a Edward L Appelgate living at 79 North Portland Ave., Brooklyn. He was a mason. (1897 Lain Brooklyn City Directory). Three years later, in the 1900 Census, Edward L Appelgate is still living there. The 79 North Portland Edward L Appelgate has this household: Address: 79 North Portland Appelgate, Edward L Head Dec 1852 Married 22 years Mason -- Carrie A Wife Aug 1860 2/2 children -- Elizabeth M Daughter Sep 1879 -- Lillian F Daughter July 1882 (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 20, 2/305, Sheet 15B, 143/365). Based upon the middle initial “L”, the spelling of the last name “Appelgate”, and his occupation, I believe this is the same person. In addition, 79 North Portland is only about six blocks from 176 Myrtle. Edward L’s first wife died on March 28, 1901. (Brooklyn Eagle, March 28, 1901, p. 5). He apparently remarried to Ellen T. sometime before 1905. In 1905, Edward L and his new wife were living at 374 Myrtle Avenue in Brooklyn. Edward L was 52 and a mason; Ellen T. was 47. I can find no further record of Edward. APPENDIX Brooklyn Daily Eagle Sep. 27, 1877, p. 4 Applegate vs. Applegate Edward Applegate, son of a well known Brooklyn oysterman, who kept on Myrtle avenue and Prince street, has begun a suit against his wife, Sarah A Applegate, for absolute divorce. The wife quitted her husband a hear after marriage and is leading as alleged an improper life in Philadelphia. No defense was put in and the case was sent this morning by Justice Pratt in motion of Messrs. Barrett & Patterson to Counselor Richard Marvin as referee, to take testimony and report	Applegate, Edward Lewis (I37836)
971	BR1A4A (NO LISTING) Elizabeth M. Appelgate, b. September 1879 in NY (1892 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 11, ED 19, p. 18 [age 38]; 1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 20, 2/305, Sheet 15B, 143/365 [September 1879, birthplace NY]), d. _____. She was enumerated with her parents in Brooklyn in 1900. She was a saleswoman.	Applegate, Elizabeth M (I38515)
972	BR1B (5D4C7A) William R. Appelgate, b. abt 1920 in Kings Co., NY (1850 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, 17th Ward, 1291/2189 [age 30, birthplace NY]; 1870 US Census, New York, Kings County, 7th Ward, p. 114 [age 50, birthplace NY]; 1875 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, p. 55, 368/479 [age 55, birthplace Kings Co., NY]), d. November 12, 1891 at 164 Skillman Street in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY (Brooklyn Eagle, November 13, 1891, p. 4; Probate File of William R Applegate, December 7, 1891, [no file number]). He married (1) Ellen ____, b. abt. 1824 in NY (1850 US Census, supra [age 26, birthplace NY]) d. bef 1870; and (2) Elizabeth ______, b. abt 1836 in Westchester Co., NY (1870 US Census, supra [age 36, birthplace NY]; 1875 NY Census, supra [age 39, birthplace Westchester Co., NY]; d. December 31, 1889 at 804 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY (Probate File of Elizabeth Appelgate (Kings Co. (NY), January 21, 1890, [no file number]). In 1850, William was enumerated with his parents Lewis and Eliza in Brooklyn, NY. He was 30, born in NY and a police officer. With him were Ellen, age 26, born in NY (probably his wife); and George L (his son). (1850 US Census, supra). The enumerator provided a helpful additional comment that their house was near Myrtle and Raymond. In the 1850 city directory for Brooklyn, William R Applegate is listed as a butcher at Myrtle Ave near Raymond. (1850 Brooklyn City Directory, p. 23). William changed careers between the time the directory was printed (probably late 1849) and the time he was enumerated in the census (September 27, 1850). In May of 1850, William was appointed a police marshal by Mayor Smith. (Brooklyn Eagle, May 31, 1850, p. 3). In 1859, William again listed in the city directory—this time as a policeman. He was probably listed twice: Once under the name William Appelgate, residing at 254 Myrtle Ave., and once under the name William Applegate residing at Myrtle Ave. near Raymond. Also residing at the 254 Myrtle address was Elizabeth Appelgate, widow—probably his mother. In 1870, William Applegate was enumerated in Brooklyn with his second wife Elizabeth and children. He was 50, born in NY and a policeman. Elizabeth was 34, and born in NY; George L was 23, born in NY, and worked for the fire department; Eliza was 20, and born in NY; William F was 17, and born in NY; Lizzie was 12, and born in NY, Lewis F was 10, and born in NY; Ellen was 3, and born in NY; and Annie born in May 1870 in NY. On July 6, 1872, daughter Annie died. Her death notice gives her parents’ names as William and Elizabeth Applegate and states the funeral will take place at 306 Franklin Ave.—presumably her parents’ home. In 1875, William Applegate and family were still residing at 306 Franklin Ave., in Brooklyn. William was 54, and a policeman. Wife Elizabeth was 39, son William F was 21, daughter Eliza was 24, daughter Eliza was 17, daughter [sic, should be son] Lewis was 14, daughter Nellie was 8, and daughter [sic] John was 3. William’s wife Elizabeth died intestate on December 21, 1889. William Appelgate applied for Letters of Administration on January 16, 1890. This William may be her husband or her step-son—the Petition does not say either way. The petition identifies the living children and heirs of Elizabeth: Nellie Gilligan, of full age John Appelgate, about 18 Harry Appelgate, about 14 Rebecca A Appelgate, about 9 William appears in articles throughout the second half of the 19th Century in the Brooklyn Eagle—mostly arresting criminals on warrants issued by the various courts to which he was assigned. William Appelget made his will on November 11, 1891 and died the next day. (Probate File of William R Appelgate, Kings Co. (NY), December 7, 1891 [no file number]). His will is not in the probate file. The Brooklyn Eagle ran several articles about his final illness and death. OFFICER WILLIAM APPLEGATE VERY ILL Officer William Applegate of Justice Engle’s court is very ill at his home. The doctors do not hold out much hope of recovery. His is 80 years of age and has been forty-three years on the force. (Brooklyn Eagle, November 11, 1891) OFFICER WILLIAM APPLEGATE --- Brooklyn’s Oldest Policeman said to be Dying. Officer William Applegate of Justice Engle’s court, whose serious illness was reported in the EAGLE yesterday, will never, it is feared by his friends, do police duty again. He is the oldest man on the force in age and length of service. He is now in his 80th year and was appointed on the force forty-three years ago. “Uncle Bill” he is affectionately termed. His family reunions were notable events. At the last one his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren filled the house. His youngest child is 12 years old and the eldest about 50 years. In feeling and action he was as young as any of his grandchildren. Until recent years he did not wear spectacles. He was taken sick about two months ago. Yesterday his son stated in Justice Engle’s court that he would not live through the week. His residence is at 264 Skillman avenue. (Brooklyn Eagle, November 12, 1891, p. 3) THE OLDEST POLICEMAN DEAD William Applegate, or “Old Uncle Bill,” as he was known in police circles, the oldest member of the force, died yesterday at his home, 164 Skillman street. He was 71 yards old and had been for nearly forty-five years a member of the department. He was attached to Justice Engle’s court for the past ten years. (Brooklyn Eagle, November 13, 1891, p. 4) THE LATE OFFICER APPLEGATE A meeting of officers of the Fifth precinct was held last night to take action on the death of Officer William Applegate. Captain Short presided. Sergeant Bar ford, Detective Sergeant Corcoran and Officers Richard Cleary and Pinkerton reported resolutions touching the demise which were adopted. About a score of carriages have been engaged for the officers to attend the funeral, which takes place at 2 o’clock to-morrow afternoon from 164 Skillman street. (Brooklyn Eagle, November 14, 1891, p. 6). The Petition for Probate filed by William’s son William F Appelgate lists his heirs at law: William F Appelgate, a son of deceased who resides at 903 DeKalb avenue in the City of Brooklyn, of full age. George L Appelgate, a son of deceased who resides at 324 Livingston street City of Brooklyn of full age. John Appelgate an infant son of deceased over fourteen years who resides at 164 Skillman street Brooklyn Harry Appelgate, an infant son of deceased over fourteen years who resides at 164 Skillman street Brooklyn Eliza M Briggs a daughter of deceased who resides at 638 DeKalb avenue Brooklyn of full age. Ellen Gilligan a daughter of deceased who resides at CNO 164 Skillman street Brooklyn of full age Rebecca Appelgate an infant daughter under fourteen who resides at 164 Skillman Street resides with her sister Ellen Gilligan. James Callahan, Bessie Haden, Beulah Haden and Eliza Haden children of a deceased daughter who reside as follows: James Hallan resides at Saint Johns Home Brooklyn an infant under 14 years of age Bessie Haden and Beulah Haden reside at the Industrial Home on South 3d street Brooklyn infants under 14 years of age Eliza Haden who resides with Moses Engle at Number 80 Oakland street Brooklyn an infant under 14 years of age While William R’s will is not in his probate file, the Executor’s affidavit is, and that document states the recipients of specific bequests in the will: William F Appelgate $100 Ellen Gilligan $100 John Appelgate $200 Harry Appelgate $300 Rebecca Appelgate $1000	Applegate, William R (I14070)
973	BR1B1 (5D4C7A2) George L Appelgate, b. abt 1848 in NY (1850 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, 17th Ward, 1291/2189 [age 3, birthplace NY]; 1870 US Census, New York, Kings County, 7th Ward, p. 114 [age 23, birthplace NY]; 1875 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, p. 61, 358/553 [age 27, birthplace Kings Co., NY]), d. ____ He married on January 11, 1871 (Brooklyn Eagle, November 28, 1891, p. 6) Lilias ____, b. October, 1855 in Queens Co., NY (1875 NY State Census, supra [age 20, birthplace Queens Co.,, NY]; 1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn Bor., Ward 25, 2/430, Sheet 7A, 86/143 [October 1855, birthplace NY]. They were divorced. (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn Bor., Ward 25, 2/430, Sheet 7A, 86/143). George L was enumerated with his parents and grandparents at Raymond and Myrtle in Brooklyn, NY, in 1850. He was 3 years old. (1850 US Census, supra). He was still living with his parents in 1870. He was 23, born in NY, and a fireman. (1870 US Census, supra). George L was living in his own household at 410 Bedford Ave., in Brooklyn, NY, in 1875. George L was 27, born in Kings Co., and a member of the Brooklyn Fire Department. Wife Lillie was 20, born in Queens Co.; and daughter Ellen A was two years and nine months old, and born in Kings Co. (1875 NY State Census, supra). George L appears in a few articles in the Brooklyn Eagle, mostly about the fire department. The last was an article listing candidates for the state senate. (Brooklyn Eagle, October 9, 1891). He was listed as an heir to his father’s estate in 1891 (Probate File of William R. Appelgate, Kings Co. (NY), December 7, 1941 [no file number]). He did not receive any specific bequests. 1891 was a bad year for George. Not only did his father die, his wife sued him for divorce. THE APPLEGATE DIVORCE --- Counsel moved in the supreme court this morning for alimony and counsel fee in the divorce suit which Mrs. Lillias Applegate has brought against George L. Applegate. The couple were married on January 11, 1871, and have two daughters, 16 and 19 years old, respectively. Mrs. Applegate says that her husband is living with Mrs. Rose, at 332 Livingston street. Mr. Applegate works in the navy yard and gets $25 a week. Mirabeau L. Towns opposed the motion and denied the allegations made by the plaintiff. Justice Bartless reserved his decision. (Brooklyn Eagle, November 28, 1891, p. 6). His ex-wife Lillias was enumerated living alone at 522 Van Buren Street in Brooklyn. She was 44, born in NY, and a seamstress. (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn Bor., Ward 25, 2/430, Sheet 7A, 86/143). I have no death date for George L.	Applegate, George L (I14074)
974	BR1B1A (5D4C7A2A) Ellen A Appelgate, b. abt September 1872, in Kings Co., NY (1875 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, p. 61, 358/553 [age 2 years, 9 months; birthplace Kings Co.]), d. _______. She was enumerated with her parents in 1875. She was mentioned, but not by name, in an article about her parents’ divorce in 1891 (Brooklyn Eagle, November 28, 1891, p. 6).	Applegate, Ellen A "Gussie" (I14080)
975	BR1B2 (NO LISTING) Eliza Appelgate, b. abt 1851 in Kings Co., NY (1870 US Census, New York, Kings County, 7th Ward, p. 114 [age 20, birthplace NY]; 1875 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, p. 55, 368/479 [age 24, birthplace Kings Co., NY]), d. bef 1891, when she is not listed as an heir to her father’s estate. (Probate File of William R Appelgate, Kings Co. (NY), December 7, 1891 [no file number]). She was enumerated with her parents in 1870 and 1875. She may be the mother of children mentioned in the estate file as the children of a deceased daughter of William.	Applegate, Eliza Maria Lydia (I14083)
976	BR1B3A (NO LISTING) Francis Applegate, b. October 1886, in NY (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., New York, Brooklyn Bor., Ward 6, 2/59, Sheet 23B, 106/521 [October 1886, birthplace NY]; Brooklyn Eagle, January 17, 1901, p. 5 [age 15]; 1905 NY State Census, Kings Co., ED 15, AD 9, Block D, p. 30 [age 19]), d. ____. He was enumerated with his parents in 1900 and 1905. In 1901, he was burned with his father fighting a fire at 443 Court street in Brooklyn. (Brooklyn Eagle, January 17, 1901, p. 5). In 1905, he was a laborer.	Applegate, Francis (I38478)
977	BR1B3B (NO LISTING) Florence Applegate, b. January 1888, in NY (NY (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., New York, Brooklyn Bor., Ward 6, 2/59, Sheet 23B, 106/521 [January 1888, birthplace NY]; 1905 NY State Census, Kings Co., ED 15, AD 9, Block D, p. 30 [age 17]), d. ______. She was enumerated with her parents in 1900 and 1905.	Applegate, Florence (I38477)
978	BR1B5 (NO LISTING) Lewis F Applegate, b. abt 1860 in Kings Co., NY (1870 US Census, NY Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, p. 114, 703/803 [age 10, birthplace NY]; 1905 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, p. 55, 368/479 [age 14, birthplace Kings Co., NY], d. August 26, 1875 (Brooklyn Eagle, August 28, 1875, p. 3). He was enumerated with his parents in 1870 and 1875. His death was announced in the Brooklyn Eagle: DIED APPLEGATE—On Friday August 26, 1875, LEWIS APPLEGATE, son of William and Elizabeth Applegate, aged 15 years. Relatives and finds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 306 Franklin av, near Lafayette, on Monday, August 30, 1875, at 2 o’clock P.M. (Brooklyn Eagle, August 28, 1875, p. 3).	Applegate, Lewis F (I35495)
979	BR1B6A (NO LISTING) Joseph Gilligan, b. September 1888 (1892 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, ED 11, p. 14 [age 4]; 1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, 2/73, Sheet 1B, 5/16 [September 1887, birthplace NY] ), d. ____.	Gilligan, Joseph (I38519)
980	BR1B6B (NO LISTING) William Gilligan, b. February 1890 (1892 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, ED 11, p. 14 [age 2]; 1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, 2/73, Sheet 1B, 5/16 [February 1890, birthplace NY]), d. ____.	Gilligan, William (I38520)
981	BR1B6C (NO LISTING) Charles Gilligan, b. May 1891 (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, 2/73, Sheet 1B, 5/16 [May 1891, birthplace NY]), d. ____.	Gilligan, Charles (I38577)
982	BR1B6D (NO LISTING) Mary E Gilligan, b. April 1894 (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, 2/73, Sheet 1B, 5/16 [April 1894, birthplace NY]), d. ____.	Gilligan, Mary E (I38578)
983	BR1B6E (NO LISTING) Agnes Gilligan, b. January 1896 (1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, 2/73, Sheet 1B, 5/16 [January 1896, birthplace NY]), d. ____.	Gilligan, Agnes (I38579)
984	BR1B7 (NO LISTING) Annie Appelgate, b. May 30, 1870, in NY (1870 US Census, NY Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 7, p. 114, 703/803 [born May 1870]), d. July 5, 1872, in Brooklyn, NY. (Brooklyn Eagle, July 6, 1872, p. 3). DIED APPLEGATE—At Brooklyn, on Friday July 5, ANNIE, infant daughter of William and Elizabeth Applegate, aged 2 years, 1 month and 5 days. Funeral will take place Sunday, 7th inst., at 2 P.M., from 36 Franklin Avenue (Brooklyn Eagle, July 6, 1872, p. 3).	Applegate, Annie (I38468)
985	BR1C (5D4C7B) Daniel B. Applegate, born March 1823, in Kings Co., NY (1850 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn 11th Ward, 12/16 [age 27, birthplace NY]; 1870 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 11, p. 171, 668/1516 [age 50, birthplace NY]; 1875 NY State Census, Kings Co., Ward 11, Elec. Dist. 4, p. 9, 42/103 [age 47, birthplace Kings Co., NY]; 1892 NY State Census, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 11, ED 4, p. [] [age 69]; 1900 US Census, NY, Kings Co., New York, Brooklyn Bor., Dist. 2/153, Sheet 1B [March 1823, birthplace NY]), died June 2, 1909 in East Orange, NJ. (New York Times, June 4, 1909) He married Caroline_____, born abt. 1826 in NY (1850 US Census, NY, Kings Co., Brooklyn, Ward 11, 12/16 [age 24, birthplace NY]), died abt. 1857 (Brooklyn Daily Eagle, March 4, 1883) . In 1850, Daniel and Caroline lived in Brooklyn where he was a butcher. Also living in the household is Josephine, age 5, birthplace NY--presumably their daughter. (1850 US Census, supra) In 1867, Daniel declared bankruptcy (Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Dec 9, 1867, p. 12 [see appendix]). Sometime before 1870, Dan (as he was always known), changed careers to become a police officer. In 1870, he was enumerated with his son Jerome in Brooklyn. Dan was 50 and a policeman; Jerome was 14 and attended school. Neither Caroline nor Josephine appear in the household. (1870 US Census, supra). Daniel and Jerome were enumerated in the NY State Census in 1875. Daniel was 47, born in Kings Co., NY, and a policeman; Jerome was 19, born in Kings Co., NY, and worked as a clerk in a broker’s office in New York. (1875 NY State Census, supra). There is a long article about “Uncle Dan” Applegate in the March 4, 1883 edition of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. A transcript is attached in the Appendix. Of genealogical interest is the information that Daniel worked as a butcher in his younger days, thus linking the 1850 Census entry with the later ones. He was enumerated for the last time in the 1900 Census in Brooklyn, where he was living with his daughter Josephine. He was born in March, 1823, in NY; Josephine was born in August, 1845 and had been married to her husband Fraley P Carpenter for 33 years. (US Census, NY, Kings Co., New York, Brooklyn Bor., Dist. 2/153, Sheet 1B). Daniel died on 2 June, 1909, in East Orange, NJ. His obituary appeared in the New York Times on June 4, 1909. A transcript is included in the appendix.	Applegate, Daniel B (I14086)
986	Brakeman	Applegate, Charles Bartholomew (I8874)
987	Brakeman	Applegate, George Lester (I26430)
988	Brakeman	Applegate, Oliver (I42362)
989	Brakeman Railroad	Applegate, Fielden Lett (I13918)
990	Brick and Stone Mason	Applegate, Moses G (I3640)
991	Brick and Stone Mason	Applegate, George W (I3624)
992	Brick and Stone Mason	Applegate, John D (I9751)
993	Brick and Stone Mason	Applegate, James C (I9752)
994	Brick and Stone Mason	Applegate, Smith (I15560)
995	Brick Layer	Applegate, John Franklin (I17184)
996	Brick M	Appelgate, George W (I14101)
997	Brick Macon	McClure, James (I1378)
998	Brick Manufacturer Yates c Putnam Ave.	Appelgate, George W (I14101)
999	Brick Mason	Applegate, Joseph V (I5751)
1000	Brick Mason	Applegate, Edward N (I14098)