Tennessee State Senator 1889-1891
Biographical Directory Tennessee General Assembly 1796-1969 for Smith & Wilson County:
SENATE, 46th General Assembly, 1889-91; representing Smith & Wilson counties; Democrat; had been a Whig before Civil War. Born in Smith County in 1825; son of David and Mary (Thackston) Apple. Attended "common schools" Married in 1848 to Mary J. Halford, daughter of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Apple) Halford; children- - John H. and Tennie. Engaged in mercantile business for short time; in 1855 acquired land and went into farming near Chestnut Mound, then in Putnam County but later in Smith; earlier had lived in Jackson County. Justice of the peace in Jackson County and in 1852 elected sheriff of that county, making home in Gainesboro
Biographical Directory Tennessee General Assembly 1796-1969 for Smith & Wilson County:
SENATE, 46th General Assembly, 1889-91; representing Smith & Wilson counties; Democrat; had been a Whig before Civil War. Born in Smith County in 1825; son of David and Mary (Thackston) Apple. Attended "common schools" Married in 1848 to Mary J. Halford, daughter of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Apple) Halford; children- - John H. and Tennie. Engaged in mercantile business for short time; in 1855 acquired land and went into farming near Chestnut Mound, then in Putnam County but later in Smith; earlier had lived in Jackson County. Justice of the peace in Jackson County and in 1852 elected sheriff of that county, making home in Gainesboro
Tennessee State Senator 1889-1891
Biographical Directory Tennessee General Assembly 1796-1969 for Smith & Wilson County:
SENATE, 46th General Assembly, 1889-91; representing Smith & Wilson counties; Democrat; had been a Whig before Civil War. Born in Smith County in 1825; son of David and Mary (Thackston) Apple. Attended "common schools" Married in 1848 to Mary J. Halford, daughter of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Apple) Halford; children- - John H. and Tennie. Engaged in mercantile business for short time; in 1855 acquired land and went into farming near Chestnut Mound, then in Putnam County but later in Smith; earlier had lived in Jackson County. Justice of the peace in Jackson County and in 1852 elected sheriff of that county, making home in Gainesboro
Biographical Directory Tennessee General Assembly 1796-1969 for Smith & Wilson County:
SENATE, 46th General Assembly, 1889-91; representing Smith & Wilson counties; Democrat; had been a Whig before Civil War. Born in Smith County in 1825; son of David and Mary (Thackston) Apple. Attended "common schools" Married in 1848 to Mary J. Halford, daughter of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Apple) Halford; children- - John H. and Tennie. Engaged in mercantile business for short time; in 1855 acquired land and went into farming near Chestnut Mound, then in Putnam County but later in Smith; earlier had lived in Jackson County. Justice of the peace in Jackson County and in 1852 elected sheriff of that county, making home in Gainesboro
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