The Will Of BLASIUS NOEL - 1831
This is the property called "Landstool" looking
up and down Rt. 194 on the
PA / MD border between Littlestown, PA. and
Taneytown, MD., at the
intersection of Ruggles Road which forms the
northern border of "Landstool".
140 acres bought by Charles Carroll in 1752
Wolfgang Spies was taxed for 100 acres of it in 1782
Blasius Noel, Wolfgang's son-in-law,
who married Mary Ann Spies,
left the 100 acres to his kids ( 8 shares
), and grand kids
( 4 of Christopher's kids to divide up 1 share
).
All of the land was sold to Sebastian Obold
the husband of Catherine Noel and son-in-law
of Blasius Noel. John Adelsperger was administrator
of Blasius' will.
Note: The obelisk is the Mason and Dixon line marker.
Richard B. Weber
Posted by P.G. on Sat, 05 Jun 1999
Surname: NOEL, HEIS, ADELSPERGER, WIVELL, LANDAMEIR, ECK, TROXELL, BAUMGARDNER, EICHELBERGER
11 October 1831 Frederick Co. MD Folios 385-386
In the Names of God,
Amen. I Blasius Noel of Frederick County, in the State of Maryland, being
sick and weak
in body but of sound
disposing mind, memory and understanding, do make and ordain this my last
will and
Testament, in manner
and form following, to wit: I will and bequeath unto my wife Mary Ann,
during her life only,
of my goods and chattles
as follows, to wit, Two cows, two hogs, her own choice, One ten plate stove
and pipe
thereto belonging, one
bedstead, bed and bedding, her choice, one cupboard, and all the cups,
saucers, tea
spoons, knives and forks,
one large table two iron pots, four chairs, one large rocking chair, five
bushels of wheat
five bushel of rye,
six bushels of corn, four bushels of potatoes. I empower my Executors hereinafter
named, soon
as they convienently
can after my death, to sell the residue of my goods and chattles at a public
sale and to divide
the money arising from
such sale left in their hands after payment of my debts and funeral expences
into nine equal
shares which I will
and bequeath as follows-One share to my son Joseph, one share to my son
John, one share to
my son Peter, one share
to my son Jacob, one share to my son Blasuis, one share to my son Michael,
one share
to my four grand children,
the children of my son Christopher, to be equally divided among them, shares
alike; one
share to my daughter
Mary Magdalena, and one share to my daughter Catherine. I will and bequeath
unto my
wife Mary Ann all my
real estate consisting of the following tracts of land, situate in Frederick
County, Maryland,
to wit: part of a tract
of land called "Landstool" containing one hundred acres of land, more or
less, now in the
occupancy of Jacob Heis,
and part of a tract of land called "Troublesome Job" whereon I now dwell,
containing
fifty acres and one
half acre of land. To have and to hold my said real estate, ? the rights,
liberties, priviledges and
appurtances thereto
belonging, and to have the management thereof, and receive and take the
rents, issues,
profits, and proceeds
of the same unto my said wife Mary Ann, for and during her life only. I
direct and empower
my executors herein
after named as soon as convienently may be, after the death of my wife
Mary Ann, to sell my
said real Estate, at
public or private sale, and the same purchases likewise to sell at public
sale all the the goods
and chattels left at
her death, which I herein before willed and bequeathed to her during her
life only, and to divide
the money arising from
such sales into nine equal shares which I will and bequeath as follows:
one share to my
sons Joseph, one share
to my son John, one share to my son Peter, one share to my son Jacob, one
share to my
son Blasius, one share
to my son Michael, one share to my four grandchildren, the children of
my son Christopher
deceased, to be equally
divided among them share and share alike; and one share to my daughter
Catherine. And
in case any of my said
children or grandchildren entitled to a share of my estate, in virtue of
this my last will and
Testament, shall die
in my lifetime, or before a distribution is made of the money, arising
from the sales of my
estate leaving issue,
then the issue of the children or child grandchildren or grandchild to
stand in the place and
have the same proportion
of money of my estate that the parent of such issue would if living have
been entitled to
and my executors to
distribute accordingly And lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my
two trusty friends
John Adelsperger and
Jsoeph Wivell, jointly and severally executors of this my last will and
Testament hereby
revoking all my former
wills or testaments In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
affixed my seal
this eleventh day of
October Eighteen Hundred and thirty one.
Signed, sealed, published
and declared by Blasius Noel
The above named testator
as and for his last will and Testatment, in the presence of us, who at
his request, in his
presnce and in the presence
of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto:
George Landameir Paul
Eck Jacob Troxell
Maryland, Frederick
County to wit: On the 27th day of August 1832, came John Adelsperger and
made oath on
the Holy Evangely of
Almighty God, that the foregoing instrument of writing is the true whole
will and testament of
Blasuis Noel, late of
Frederick County, deceased, that hath come to his hands and possession,
that he received
the same from William
Baumgardner, with whom it had been left for safe keeping and that he does
not know of
any other of a later
date. Test. G.M. Eichelberger, Register
Maryland, Frederick
County, to wit: On the 27th day of August 1832 came Paul Eck, and Jacob
Troxell, two of
the subscribing witnesses
to the foregoing last will and testament of Blasuis Noel, deceased, and
made Oath on
the Holy Evangely of
Almighty God, that they heard him publish, pronounce, and declare the same
to be his last
will and testament that
at the time of his so doing, he was to the best of their apprehensions
of a sound and
disposing mind, memory
and understanding that they respectively submitted their names as witnesses
thereto at the
request of the testator
and in his presence and that they also saw George Landaman, the other subscribing
witness
subscribe his name as
a witness thereto at the request of the testator and in his presence and
all in the presence of
each other
Test: G.M. Eichelberger,
Register
I Joseph Wivell, named
and appointed one of the Executors of the last will and Testament of Blasius
Noel, late o f
Frederick County, deceased,
do refuse to act as such, I do therefore hereby renounce all my right title
and claim
to said trust in virtue
of said appointment desiring at the same time that letters testamentary
may be granted to
John Adelsperger, one
of the Executors named in said will. To the Register of Wills Frederick
County 25 August
1832
signed: Joseph Wivell
Image of a copy of the Will
balance due estate for distrib on settlemt of
2nd acc passed 4 April
1842 $972.05
Also bal due estate for dist on settlement of
3rd acct & passed 6 Nov
1843 510.73
Also bal due est for distrib on settlement of
4t acct passed OC 6 May
1844 531.60
Also with this sum retained to settle final acct
2.82
2116.20
Accountant prays allowance for the following pmts
to wit
For sum pd Jos Nowl a son of dcd in full of his
portion of estate 234.82
For do pd John Noel a do of do his fo of do in full 234.82
For do pd Peter Noel a do of do his do of do in full 234.82
For do pd Jacob Noel a do of do his fo of do in full 234.82
For do pd Blusius Nowl a do of do his fo of do in full 234.82
For do pd Michael Noel a do of do his fo of do in full 234.82
For do pd Mary Lansinger/Mary McLauringan a daught. Of do in full of her do 234.82
For do pd Catharine Obolt a do of do in full of her do of do 234.82
For do pd the children of Christopher Noel dcd in full of do 234.82
For do pd Geo M Eichelberger continuance fee .64
For do pd Regr continuance OC 1851 -1854 2.50
For do pd do for stating recding OC this acct
& copy same
3.20
total: $2119.78
overpaid assets by executor
$
3.58
State of Maryland Frederick County to wit: On
the 7th May 1854 came John
Adlesberger Adm. Of Bleusuis Noel late of Frederick
County dcd and made
oath on the holy evangely of almighty god that
the foregoing ac as
stated is just and true to the best of his knowledge
and belief and that
he has paid or caused to be paid the several
sums for which he has
prayed allowance. Which upon due examination
is passed by the Orphans
Court. Test: Geo Harkins Regr
If you know the parents of any of these folks
or have come across the Adelsperger
name in your research please let me know.
I will keep you in mind if I come
across anything new on the Noel's. Happy
Hunting!
Regards,
Patti
Godesky