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A History of the County of Gloucester
… £100; William Marling by will proved 1859 gave £100; John Apperly (d. 1858) gave £1 annual interest for blankets and …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Thomas and Samuel Marling in 1834. 31 James and David Apperly were the tenants in 1845 32 but in 1846 Fromehall was … and the corn-mill. 50 By 1832 it was occupied by John Apperly, 51 whose business was carried on after 1834 by his … exhibition. From 1872 it was headed by David's son Alfred Apperly, later Sir Alfred, and it was made a limited company, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… a house called the Hawthorns, 48 by the millowner Alfred Apperly in 1888; it was designed in Tudor style by Alfred …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Hill House estate it subsequently descended to Charles Apperly. 86 Apperly and his mortgagees sold the manor in 1923 to Capt. … a ruin in 1917 when sold by S. S. Marling to Charles Apperly, whose financial difficulties led to a bank taking …