ABRAHAM & TAYLOR APPLEBACH ADDRESSES IN DOCUMENTS (Part 2)

Per Lancaster City/County Directories and/or other documents, the below are addresses are where Taylor and Jennie (STOVER) APPLEBACH lived as a married couple until 1962. After that, the addresses are where Taylor lived alone after Jennie's death.

1935	211 E. Chestnut	Lancaster Directory
1939	219 W. Chestnut	Lancaster Directory
1941	220 E. Lemon	Lancaster Directory
1942	220 E. Lemon	WWII draft card
1946	RR 2, Conestoga	Lancaster Directory
1948	RR 2, Conestoga	Lancaster Directory
1952	RR 2, Conestoga	Lancaster Directory
1954	RR 2, Conestoga	Lancaster Directory
1955	205 W. Chestnut	Lancaster Directory
1956	21 N. Mary St.	Taylor’s delayed birth cert
1957	21 N. Mary St.	Lancaster Directory
1958 (Taylor & Jennie address)	21 N. Mary St.	Lancaster Directory
1970	440 N. Queen	“Famous Name Twins” article 28 Oct. 1970
1972	716 N. Shippen	“Happy Hours Club” article 14 Sept. 1972
1978 (Taylor)	138 E. Chestnut	Obit

1. Taylor APPLEBACH married Maggie DOSTMAN in Lancaster 18 March 1905 – both underage and fathers had to sign consent. Divorced on grounds of desertion in 1908

2. Taylor APPLEBACH married Mamie GROFF in Lancaster 31 March 1909 – Mamie’s mother signed consent. They divorced in 1920 due to Taylor's "cruel treatment".

3. Taylor APPLEBACH married Jennie C. STOVER in Harrisburg, PA 14 August 1920 – on license states he has never been married. Jennie died in 1962, he did not remarry.

08/12/2017: 

I was in Lancaster last week and was able to spend a lot of time walking around looking at the areas listed above.  In 1935, the APPLEBACH family lived at 211 E. Chestnut and here is what it looks like now: 

Taylor's address when he died was 138 E. Chestnut, and this is what it looks like now.  I spoke to the elderly man on the porch and he said he had lived there a "long time" and it had always been apartments:

These 2 addresses are in the immediate area of Musser Park. I am standing at the corner of Lime and Chestnut.  My father and his family had no doubt walked on the same sidewalks I was walking on. Maybe the APPLEBACH kids even played in Musser Park:

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