Thank you for your reply Viron! I have not ruled out the Wolf River as a possibility for this apple I found. Luckily, the owners of the property did cut a portion of trees out to give the apple trees sunlight. The apples I picked were in partial sun. Since I live near the birthplace of the Wolf River there are many trees to go around. I have seen huge apples on these Wolf River trees. The pink apple I found was no where near the size and weight of the mighty Wolf River. The pink apples I found were ripe in Late September. Due to the climate difference the ripening dates might be slightly different. It is a good possibility that this is a Wolf River. I was thinking it might be some variety that is an older variety that was commonly planted in orchards back then like the Hyslop, Winesap, Duchess of Oldenburgh for examples. I have looked through old records and descriptions some of these varieties but nothing comes remotely close to the description. I have also done close examination of the pink apple and listed it's characteristics in the old Pomology way. Skin color, blush color if any, stripe color if any, form of the apple, cavity structure, eye shape, stem length, weight, seed structure and color, taste, color of the flesh, and texture of the flesh. I did not come up with the same results as of the Wolf Rive,r but then again I am just an amateur.  

Thanks,

Henry