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Frederick DuPre Appleby

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Frederick DuPre Appleby

Birth
Georgia, USA
Death
22 Feb 1923 (aged 41)
Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia, USA
Burial
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section 3
Memorial ID
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Son of Scott and Esther Tallulah DuPre Appleby. WW I draft record gives year of birth as 1880. In 1902 he is living in Colorado Springs, CO, working as a clerk for the Broadmoor Hotel and Land Company. His wife's name is Glover M (elsewhere listed as Mary G), and he has a daughter named Mary G.

He is buried next to his grandaunt, Caroline Augusta Green Colt and his father and stepmother. His grandparents were Augustus Newton Dupre (killed 16th May 1864 at Drewry's Bluff in VA) and Sarah Anna Green Dupre (buried in Altavista Cemetery, Gainesville, Hall County, GA, same cemetery as her brother, Dr. Robert Edgar Green). His great grandparents were William Ely and Mary Stiles Green, also buried in block 95 in Oakland. Frederick's mother, Esther Tallulah "Lula" DuPre Appleby, was a first cousin of Harriet Harwell Wilson High, who donated her land and house for the High Museum of Art.
Son of Scott and Esther Tallulah DuPre Appleby. WW I draft record gives year of birth as 1880. In 1902 he is living in Colorado Springs, CO, working as a clerk for the Broadmoor Hotel and Land Company. His wife's name is Glover M (elsewhere listed as Mary G), and he has a daughter named Mary G.

He is buried next to his grandaunt, Caroline Augusta Green Colt and his father and stepmother. His grandparents were Augustus Newton Dupre (killed 16th May 1864 at Drewry's Bluff in VA) and Sarah Anna Green Dupre (buried in Altavista Cemetery, Gainesville, Hall County, GA, same cemetery as her brother, Dr. Robert Edgar Green). His great grandparents were William Ely and Mary Stiles Green, also buried in block 95 in Oakland. Frederick's mother, Esther Tallulah "Lula" DuPre Appleby, was a first cousin of Harriet Harwell Wilson High, who donated her land and house for the High Museum of Art.


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