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Husband: John Quincy APPLEBY Birth: 9 Jul 1825 Place: Bedford Co. Tennessee Death: 11 Jun 1896 Place: Chautauqua Co, Kansas Buried: Ozro Falls Cemetery Nr. Hewins, Kansas Occupation: Farmer Father: David APPLEBY (1788-1867) Mother: Catherine BELL (1782-1866) First Wife: Margean Jane McCRACKEN
Marriage: 8 Oct 1865 Second Wife: Sarah Jane (Sally) WADE Birth: 22 Jun 1848 Death: 19 Sep 1909 Place: Eatonville, Washington Buried: Ozro Falls Cemetery, Nr. Hewins, Kansas Father: James WADE Mother: Marina VAULT
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Children ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. M Child: Lincoln APPLEBY Birth: 3 Sep 1867 Place: Cherokee Co. Kansas Death: 14 Nov 1867 Infant ---------------- 2. F Child: Catherine (Kate) APPLEBY Birth: 1 Oct 1869 Place: Seneca, Missouri Death: 7 Jan 1964 Place: Eatonville, Washington Buried: Eatonville, Washington Occupation: Teacher Spouse: Robert L. DUTTON ---------------- 3. M Child: Addison APPLEBY Birth: 25 Mar 1871 Place: Benton County, Arkansas Death: 6 Mar 1906 Place: Chautauqua County, Kansas Spouse: Joanna ROSS Marriage: 21 Apr 1896 Place: Cedar Vale, Kansas --------------- 4. M Child: Sidney APPLEBY Birth: 2 Oct 1872 Benton County, Arkansas Died: 11 August 1931 Place: Klamath Fall, Oregon ---------------- 5. M Child: Zephry Clayton APPLEBY Birth: 7 Nov 1874 Place: Chautauqua County, Kansas Death: 24 Jun 1954 Place: Coffeyville, Kansas Buried: Round Mound, Chautauqua, Kansas Obit Spouse: Myrta Leota HAHN Married: 14 Sept 1898 Place: Winfield, Kansas ---------------- 6. M Child: Solomon APPLEBY Birth: 14 Feb 1878 Place: Chautauqua County, Kansas Spouse: Pearl HART Married: August 1905 Spouse: Lulu WINCHELL Married: 1909 ---------------- 7. F Child: Nellie Augusta APPLEBY Birth: 8 Oct 1884 Place: Chautauqua County, Kansas Died: March 1973 Place: Eatonville, Washington First Spouse: Val MILLER Marriage: March 1904 Second Spouse: Thomas Cobb (T. C.) VAN EATON Marriage: 21 Jan 1910 Place: Eatonville, Washington __________________________________________________________ John Quincy Appleby, wife Sarah (Sally) with daughter Kate, age 1, lived in Flint, Arkansas County, Arkansas, according to the 1870 Federal Census. In the 1880 Census the family lived in Jefferson,Township, Chautauqua County, Kansas. Only Nellie, born in 1884, was not born by that census. John Quincy buried Ozro Falls Cemetery, nearest town at the time was Cedar Vale. Marriage to Margean Jane McCracken by C. C. Williamson. Record book Pg. 157; certificate # 692. Second marriage to Sarah Jane Wade. One date gives marriage to Sarah Wade on 8 Oct 1865 in Arkansas, but the notes of their daughter, Kate, gave place of marriage as Lexington, Missouri. Lived in Kansas. Ozro Cemetery said to be five miles SW of Wauneta, Kansas and nearest town, Sedan, also two miles NW of Hewins, Kansas. Sarah Jane was just 17 years old at marriage and 23 years younger than John Q. His oldest son, Albert Barnes, was the same age as his father's second wife. Copy of a certificate stating John Quincy Appleby was a Kansas Pioneer, from Judy Stephens. Judy Stephens (2001) sent information from Sarah Wade's death certificate. Picture of John Quincy Appleby courtesy of Jane Appleby (deceased) Pictures of Sarah Jane Appleby, Kate Appleby & Nellie and Nellie and husband, courtesy of Vernon Appleby. Corrections by Vernon Appleby (7 July 2004) Vernon's e-mail: bobbie4@idcomm.com
Notes from Vernon Appleby: "My information is based upon county records. Kate's notes and having visited the sites of John and Sarah's journey. John and Sarah filed for a patent on land, part of which now makes up the town of Columbus, Kansas. He built the first house in what is now Columbus in 1868 and sold the land and house soon after. See "The Columbus Story" by the Columbus Museum, Inc. 1989. He, also, filed for a patent on land near Baxter Springs, Kansas and sold it in 1868. March 1870, he purchased 40 acres of land in what was then Hico Township, Benton County, Arkansas. He sold the land in March 1873 and moved to Chautauqua County, Kansas on 14 April 1873 (from Kate's notes). As for the divorce from his first wife, Margean, I don't think one exists. There is a document in Deed Book N, page 353, and 354 in Greene County, Missouri, where he gives 230 acres to Margean and their children. This document is dated 8 December 1865, I believe this is the divorce. I've looked in a lot of counties for a divorce record and a marriage record (John andSarah) and none has been found. I hope this is helpful. (Vernon Appleby, 7 July 2004)
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