Appleton History
The History of Appleton is important because the involvement of several descendants of James & Matilda Hendrix lived in Giles & Lawrence Counties in and around Appleton.
The book, On the Banks of Sugar Creek, was compiled and published in July 2003, by Martha Sue (Hendrix) Davis and Linda Jo (Hendrix) Dean. This book has an section on the early Appleton town and the people that lived in and around the town. There are many references to the Hendrix family starting with James and Matilda Hendrix and including many of their children and their children's families.
Unfortunately, this book is out of print and finding a copy to read and review can be difficult.
Roger Phillip Hendrix is very thankful to his cousin, Harold Edward (Ed) Hendrix, for loaning Roger his book to read and review. It was from this book that the information for the Appleton History pages were excerpted.
The information has been edited and/or modified to improve readability and formatting. The black and white photos, unless otherwise stated, are excerpts from the book.
The color photos were taken and provided by Roger P. Hendrix
References to Hendrix family members have been highlighted in the associated pages.
DISCLAIMER: Most of the information on this page was excerpted from the book, On the Banks of Sugar Creek,
by Martha Sue (Hendrix) Davis and Linda Jo (Hendrix) Dean. The book was published in July 2003 and is
no longer in print.
The information presented on this web page was taken from this book been edited and/or modified to improve readability and formatting. The black and white photos, unless otherwise stated, are excerpts from the book. The color photos were taken and provided by Roger Phillip Hendrix.
The information on this website may be used by relatives of the Hendrix Family for their own personal use. Any other use of this information by commercial or non-profit organizations, including the copying of files, articles, graphics, photos or anything else found within these pages, is prohibited without prior written permission from the HFG Administrator or the original contributor.
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The information presented on this web page was taken from this book been edited and/or modified to improve readability and formatting. The black and white photos, unless otherwise stated, are excerpts from the book. The color photos were taken and provided by Roger Phillip Hendrix.
The information on this website may be used by relatives of the Hendrix Family for their own personal use. Any other use of this information by commercial or non-profit organizations, including the copying of files, articles, graphics, photos or anything else found within these pages, is prohibited without prior written permission from the HFG Administrator or the original contributor.