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 //([[Appelman Henry|Henry]])// //([[Appelman Henry|Henry]])//
  
 +[[http://www.theartofrandomology.co.uk/genealogy/media/Adam_Appelman-20210207.pdf|View abridged page]] in downloadable PDF format.\\ 
 +\\ 
 Adam APPELMAN was possibly born in Germany (see **[[#The Will of Adam Appelman]]** below).  Adam APPELMAN was possibly born in Germany (see **[[#The Will of Adam Appelman]]** below). 
  
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 ===== Marriage & Children ===== ===== Marriage & Children =====
  
-Adam married [[Gordon Charlotte 1762|Charlotte GORDON]] 27 October 1793 at [[https://www.sjp.org.uk/buildinghistorya.html|St James' (Piccadilly), Westminster]], Middlesex; both of the parish, by banns, witnessed by John Reid((Possibly the same John Reid/Read resident in Carnaby Street)) and J(ohn). Gordon((Although John Gordon is a common name, there is one listed as living in Portugal Street (a.k.a. Piccadilly) very close to the church of Saint James'. He is recorded there, with 'backshop', from 1787-1792, and again in 1808.)).+Adam married [[Gordon Charlotte 1762|Charlotte GORDON]] 27 October 1793 at [[https://www.sjp.org.uk/buildinghistorya.html|St James' (Piccadilly), Westminster]], Middlesex; both of the parish, by banns, witnessed by John Reid((Possibly the same John Reid/Read resident in Carnaby Street.)) and J(ohn). Gordon((I have not been able to establish the relationship between this J(ohn) Gordon and Charlotte, but it is possibly a brother. Although John Gordon is a common name, there is one listed as living in Portugal Street (a.k.a. Piccadilly) very close to the church of Saint James'. He is recorded there, with 'backshop', from 1787-1792, and again in 1808.)).
 {{ ::adamappelmancharlottegordonmarr1793.png |Marriage of Adam Appelman and Charlotte Gordon, 1793}} {{ ::adamappelmancharlottegordonmarr1793.png |Marriage of Adam Appelman and Charlotte Gordon, 1793}}
  
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-//Record for a Frances APPELMAN (born 21 Nov 1789 and baptised 13 Dec 1789, the daughter of Adam and Mary) seems to suggest a previous marriage.//+//Record for a Frances APPELMAN (born 21 Nov 1789 and baptised 13 Dec 1789, the daughter of Adam and Mary) seems to suggest a previous marriage for Adam.//
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 +{{:francesappelmanbapt1789cwm.jpg?direct|Frances Appelman baptism, 1789}}
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 in the parish of Saint Mary le bone in the county of\\  in the parish of Saint Mary le bone in the county of\\ 
 Middlesex pianoforte maker whereas the sum of one\\  Middlesex pianoforte maker whereas the sum of one\\ 
-thousand one hundred and fifty six Goulders and twenty\\ +thousand one hundred and fifty six Goulders((Approximately £8,650 of "purchasing power" today.)) and twenty\\ 
 two Kreutzers((From Wikipedia: **The Kreuzer**, in English usually kreutzer, was a coin and unit of currency in the southern German states prior to the introduction of the German gold mark in 1871/73, and in Austria and Switzerland. After 1760 it was made of copper.)) was at Michaelmas which was in the year\\  two Kreutzers((From Wikipedia: **The Kreuzer**, in English usually kreutzer, was a coin and unit of currency in the southern German states prior to the introduction of the German gold mark in 1871/73, and in Austria and Switzerland. After 1760 it was made of copper.)) was at Michaelmas which was in the year\\ 
 of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety six due\\  of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety six due\\ 
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 ===== Historical Notes: ===== ===== Historical Notes: =====
-St. James' (Piccadilly), Westminster +St. James' (Piccadilly), Westminster\\  
-"William Blake was baptised at the church in 1757."\\  +William Blake was baptised at the church in 1757.\\  
-Quote taken from [[http://www.sjp.org.uk/historybuilding.html|History of St. James's Piccadilly ]]+[[https://www.sjp.org.uk/font.html|History of St. James's Piccadilly ]]
  
 **21 June 1825**\\  **21 June 1825**\\ 
 A great fire broke out at Mr. Cruzett’s, a carver and gilder, in Great Titchfield-street, which spread with irresistible violence, and communicated to several houses in Mortimer street, Wells-street, and Great Portland-street, and before it could be subdued between 20 and 30 houses were reduced to ashes, including Stodart’s pianoforte manufactory, a timber yard, St. Margaret’s chapel, and Varley’s picture gallery, in which were consumed many fine works of art; no lives were lost, but the destruction of property was estimated at upwards of 200,000l.\\  A great fire broke out at Mr. Cruzett’s, a carver and gilder, in Great Titchfield-street, which spread with irresistible violence, and communicated to several houses in Mortimer street, Wells-street, and Great Portland-street, and before it could be subdued between 20 and 30 houses were reduced to ashes, including Stodart’s pianoforte manufactory, a timber yard, St. Margaret’s chapel, and Varley’s picture gallery, in which were consumed many fine works of art; no lives were lost, but the destruction of property was estimated at upwards of 200,000l.\\ 
-[[https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=xyg9AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA720&lpg=PA720&dq=%22A+great+fire+broke+out+at+Mr.+Cruzett%E2%80%99s,+a+carver+and+gilder%22&source=bl&ots=2dNbkrS1vd&sig=B3KPy74vK_PHKMR9DDKeTNW0cb8&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjnzcn5kOnNAhWDExoKHdDrAe8Q6AEIHzAB#v=onepage&q=%22A%20great%20fire%20broke%20out%20at%20Mr.%20Cruzett%E2%80%99s%2C%20a%20carver%20and%20gilder%22&f=false|The Chronological Historian: Vol.2]]+[[https://archive.org/details/chronologicalhi01toongoog/page/n734/mode/1up|The Chronological Historian: Vol.2, p.720]] 
  
  
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