Bartholomew Applegate (abt. 1687 - abt. 1749)

Born about 1687 in Middletown Twp., Monmouth, NJ, (USA)

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Died about 1749 at about age 62 in Middletown Twp., Monmouth, NJ, (USA)

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Biography

Natal Family

Father : Daniel Applegate ^[1]

Mother : Rebecca Tilton

Marriage : 1686 Dec 16 or 7, Shrewsbury Township, Monmouth County, East Jersey Province.

Siblings :	John [2]
	Jacob [3]
	Bartholomew [4]
	Ebenezer [5]
	Susanna
	Hannah
	Mary
	Rebecca

Birth

About 1690, Middletown Township, Monmouth County, East Jersey Province

Occupation

whaler, farmer (1748) ^[6]

Marriage

Before 1720, New Jersey Colony

Husband : Bartholomew Applegate ^[7]

Wife : Mary Ester (Lenape) Applegate

Children :	Bartholomew
	Jacob
	William
	Daniel
	Ebenezer
	John
	Joseph

Residence

1748, Middletown Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey Colony. ^[8]

Sources

1. ↑ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol. XXIII: Calendar of New Jersey Wills Vol 1. 16, William Nelson, ed. p 15.
2. ↑ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol. XXIII: Calendar of New Jersey Wills Vol 1. 16, William Nelson, ed.

   John Applegate the eldest son of Daniel, made his will Oct. 14, 1737; proved May 30, 1788. The money arising from my land estate shall be divided equally between my three sons and three daughters, and Jane Sheerman, my granddaughter, the daughter of my daughter Elizabeth Jeffres -- that is, John Applegate, Samuel Applegate and Israel Applegate; Sarah, Rebeckah and Hannah, and Jane Sheerman, my above named granddaughter, to them end their heirs forever. Executor, son, John Applegate and Aaron Bennett, Jr.; sworn May 30, 1780. The will names but six children; there were three more, who died prior to 1787; William, Keziah and Elizabeth.

3. ↑ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol. XXIII: Calendar of New Jersey Wills Vol 1. 16, William Nelson, ed.

   Turning to the next son of Daniel, Jacob Applegate. He married Rebecca, daughter of Peter Tilton. They had three sons: John, Jacob Junior, and Ebenezer, born July 28, 1742, died March 20, 1827; lived near Freehold. Of Ebenezer's descendants we have a complete record, but will not repeat here for lack of space, mentioning only that the elder son, John Applegate (the only child leaving N. J.) moved to Ohio, and finally settled in Indiana, of whom you know.

4. ↑ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol. XXIII: Calendar of New Jersey Wills Vol 1. 16, William Nelson, ed.

   The third son of Daniel was Bartholomew Applegate , is the group identified with Dover Township, and whose descendants are still numerous around Toms River. He had seven sons, Bartholomew, Jacob, William, Ebenezer, Daniel, and Joseph, of most of whom we have a more or less complete account, embracing the records of Charles Albert Applegate, of Chicago, John Beard Applegate, of Franklin, Indiana, Dr. John Chew Applegate of Philadelphia, Alva J. Applegate, of Wichita, Kans., and others. Many of the descendants of Bartholomew found their way through Ohio into Indiana and Illinois. And if tradition can be relied upon, a few traveled down through the Cumberland Gap into Tennessee, thence into Kentucky, landing finally in Indiana.

5. ↑ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol. XXIII: Calendar of New Jersey Wills Vol 1. 16, William Nelson, ed.

   We know less about Ebenezer Applegate, the youngest son of Daniel, then any of the other children. Quoting` again from Miscellany: Ebenezer Applegate recorded his cattle mark and brand mark for horses, April 27, 1746, in Middletown. 1743, July 9. He had marriage license with Mary Imlay, Peter Tilton being surety on the same. He was a yeoman, of Upper Freehold Township. Made his will march 8, 1771; proved Sept. 24, 1771. Names the following children: Ebenezer Junior, Obadiah, Meridah, Sarah, Rebecca, Parthenia, Mary, Lucia, and Margaret.

6. ↑ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol. XXIII: Calendar of New Jersey Wills Vol 1. 16, William Nelson, ed.

   4-11-1748 Bartholomew registered his ear mark in Middletown

7. ↑ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol. XXIII: Calendar of New Jersey Wills Vol 1. 16, William Nelson, ed. p 15.
8. ↑ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol. XXIII: Calendar of New Jersey Wills Vol 1. 16, William Nelson, ed.

   1748 Listed as freeholder in Middletown

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DNA Relationships

Paternal relationship is confirmed through yDNA testing. James Applegate's kit and Anonymous Applegate's kit match on 97% of the 37 sampled STRs thereby confirming their direct paternal lines back to their MRCA Barholomew Applegate. See Applegate yDNA.

Acknowledgments

• WikiTree profile Applegate-94 created through the import of Garrison Family Tree.ged on Jun 16, 2011 by Allana Garrison.
• Entered by Marie Allen* WikiTree profile Applegate-278 created through the import of Call-Komar Family Tree.ged on Sep 6, 2012 by Todd Call.
• Thanks to Marie Allen for starting this profile, Apr 9, 2013.