Stanislaus County CA Archives Biographies.....Appling, Edward H. February 9, 1855 - 
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EDWARD H. APPLING, one of the young men of Stanislaus county, California, who
believes in taking his part in progressive movements, is a native of Laclede
county, Missouri, born on February 9, 1855, his parents being James M. and
Elizabeth (Barnes) Appling, Both parents were born in Kentucky. The father is
yet a resident of Laclede county, Missouri, and the mother is deceased.

   Mr. Appling was reared to young manhood in his native county, and in 1875
came to California to try his fortunes in the Golden State. Coming to Stanislaus
county he engaged at farm work, and was so employed by others for twelve years.
In 1887 he rented 640 acres of the Dallas Home Ranch, lying along the Tuolumne
river, which he yet retains, and of this he farms 580 acres, making a specialty
of wheat growing.

   He was married at Waterford, Stanislaus county, November 2, 1887, to Miss
Minnie Cogswell, a native of Michigan, and a daughter of C. M. Cogswell, whose
sketch appears elsewhere in this volume. They have two children, viz.:   William
Raymond and Hugh Lester.

   Mr. Appling is a Republican in politics, and as a citizen takes an active
interest in public affairs. Personally, he is frank and agreeable in manner and
demeanor, and he ranks among the enterprising, well-informed men of the community.


Additional Comments:
Extracted from
Memorial and Biographical History
Merced, Stanislaus, Calaveras, Tuolumne and Mariposa Counties California

Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Co. 1892


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