He was born about 1632, probably in England; his father was first recorded in Mass Bay by 1635.
Thomas Applegate, II was first married first to an unknown wife and they had 5 children including Thomas, John, Daniel, Joseph & Elizabeth.
Thomas Applegate, II was listed as "the weaver" in many records.
On 19 Oct 1677 he secured a quit claim deed on 240 acres of land in Shrewsbury, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA.
Thomas Applegate, II married secondly in 1678 to Joanna Gibbons, daughter of the Monmouth Patentee Richard Gibbons. Richard gave Thomas 100 acres of land, possibly as a wedding present.
He made his last Will on 01 Feb 1698/9 in Middletown, Monmouth, New Jersey [1] wherein he divided the land he had received from his father-in-law and gave it to his 2 youngest children, indicating that these children were of his second marriage to Joanna. [2]
Thomas died between writing his will on 1 February 1698/9 and 29 Mar 1699 when the will was proved
He was buried at Middletown Baptist Churchyard, Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA. [3][4]
↑ Stillwell, John E., "Historical and genealogical miscellany: data relating to the settlement and settlers of New York and New Jersey"; New York 1914 pages 4-6 on archive.org
↑ New Jersey, Find A Grave Index 1664-2012 on ancestry.com
↑ Find A Grave: Memorial #45289797 for Thomas Applegate, Jr., b: 1632; d: Feb 1699; buried: Middletown Baptist Churchyard, Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA
↑ U.S. and International Marriage Records 1560-1900 by Yates Publishing on ancestry.com citing source#1898.017; Family group sheet, FGSE, listed as parents
Passenger and Immigration Lists Index 1500s-1900s compiled by Gale Research on ancestry.com citing p72; res: 1635 Weymouth, Massachusetts
U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications 1889-1970 on ancestry.com citing SAR Membership #87078
American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) compiled by Godfrey Memorial Library on ancestry.com
"William Applegate's Descendants" by Nancy Pope on 26 Jan 2000 posted to APPLEGATE listserv on Rootsweb which gave the following family group ...
Thomas Applegate (Thomas3, John2, William1) b: 1632; d: 1699 NJ; m: Joanna Gibbons (daughter of Elizabeth & Richard Gibbons). Their children included ...
John Applegate, b: c1676; d: c1747 Middlesex Co, New Jersey; m: Elizabeth Wirthley
Thomas Applegate, III, b. Abt. 1674; d: 1744 NJ; m: Ann Perrine
Daniel Applegate, b: c1678; d: bef.1752 Middletown, NJ; m: Hanna ???
Joseph Applegate, b: c1678; d: c1759 Windsor Twp, Middlesex Co, NJ; m: 1740 Alice Hartshorn
Elizabeth Applegate, b: 1681
Richard Applegate, b. 1683; d: c1732; m: 1705 Rebecca Winter
Benjamin Applegate, b: 1686 Middlesex Co, NJ; d: 03 Feb 1753 Burlington Co, NJ; m: c1720 Elizabeth Morford.
Acknowledgments
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William Applegate and Mary Wall Ogborne died 1765, Oct. 8
Thomas Applegate was born about 1600.) Tradition says that during his residence in Holland, Thomas Applegate married Elizabeth Wall, and several of their children were born there. Thomas Applegate was a member of the Massachusetts Bay Colony as early as September 2, 1635, when he was licensed to keep a ferry between Wessaguscus (Weymouth) and Mount Wooliston (Braintree). On March 3, 1636, he was relieved of his post.Between 1635 and 1640, his name appears several times in the Massachusetts Records.Elizabeth Wall his wife.
Thomas Applegate was born about 1600.) Tradition says that during his residence in Holland, Thomas Applegate married Elizabeth Wall, and several of their children were born there. Thomas Applegate was a member of the Massachusetts Bay Colony as early as September 2, 1635, when he was licensed to keep a ferry between Wessaguscus (Weymouth) and Mount Wooliston (Braintree). On March 3, 1636, he was relieved of his post.Between 1635 and 1640, his name appears several times in the Massachusetts Records.Elizabeth Wall his wife.
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“Johanna Gibbons, who married Thomas Applegate”