Thomas Hodgson Appleby
Thomas Hodgson Appleby (1826-1899) of Appleby Brothers.
c.1826 Born in Sheffield, son of James Appleby, an Ironfounder, and Emma his wife
1851 Living in Eckington, Derbyshire (age 25 born Sheffield), a Clerk in Iron Foundry. With his mother Emma (age 48 born Sheffield). One servant. [1]
c.1859 Joined his brother Charles in business in London as Appleby Brothers
1867 Married Frederica Hughes, eldest daughter of W. H. Beacon Wilkinson [2]
1871 Thomas H Appleby 45, mechanical engineer employing 30 men, with Frederica H Appleby 36[3]
1876 T. H. Appleby left the partnership with his brother, as Engineers, at Emerson-street, Southwark, Surrey, under the style or firm of Appleby Brothers. Charles James Appleby carried on the business under the same style of Appleby Brothers[4]
1880 Joseph Jessop left the partnership with the Appleby brothers.
1899 Died in Steyning, Sussex[5]