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2 Mar 2003 noel@mcn.org I have found Joseph Andrew Noel in North Dakota where he died September 10, 1919. He was the son of Adam Peter Noel and was born in Davenport, Iowa, March 09, 1840. Adam was the son of Joseph Noel who was born in York/Adams County PA in about 1777 and came to Westmoreland County PA before 1800 from the Taneytown area of Maryland. While there is no documentation we believe that his father was Blasius Noel the son of Peter Noel who came from Europe with his family at the age of sixteen in 1736. Peter's father was also named Joseph Noel and born in 1680. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Joseph Andrew Noel 1840 - 1919 J F and W E Noel could be the sons of Joseph however the was another Noel in the County and not from Iowa and must have been Edward J
Noels
which
could
have been Below: Student - Age - Parent - other 1915 SCHOOL CENSUS for Stutsman County, North Dakota compiled by George L. Barron NOEL
ED
6
J.
F.
NOEL
Jamestown
1 1915 1917 SCHOOL CENSUS NOEL
EDWARD
8
J. F.
NOEL
Jamestown
1 1917 NOEL
MARGARET
6
J. F.
NOEL
Jamestown
1 1917 1922 SCHOOL CENSUS EDWARD
NOEL
12 J. F.
NOEL 623
Law. Ave S.
Jamestown1
1922 Stutsman County, North Dakota Mortuary Record For surname lookups write the RRVGS at Box 9284,
Fargo,
North
Dakota Digital Index Copyright (c) 1999 RRVGS NAME GIVEN NAME BORN DIED FILE/YR# Noel
Joe
1840
1919
111-89
1900 U.S. CENSUS FOR STUTSMAN COUNTY, Noel?,
Joseph
25
son farm laborer
IA
Jmstn Ward1 2 Mar 2003 joanach@wayfarer1.com I have a Viola Noel / Neal who married my Howard McAlister in Harrison County, Iowa in 1875. I wonder if you might have heard of Viola and know of her parents, of have heard from someone who might have information. I have the marriage record, and it says Viola Noel.
Perhaps it
was
Neal
but I can't be sure. Also have a marrage record for a S.
Noel to Viola
McBird. He is in the 1870 census working for the McBird
family, I
believe
he was age 20, and Viola was age 16. Joan 3 Mar 2003 CarolVass@comcast.net The following newspaper clipping just appeared on the Cambria County, PA rootsweb list. Perhaps it will help some NOEL descendants. Silver Wedding. (1900) On Thursday, June 21st, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Noel, of Cambria township, celebrated their silver wedding. A High Mass was said by Rev. Father Ludden, at 7:30 in the morning in honor of the occasion. There were about eighty invited guests who spent the day very pleasantly in different amusements and after a sumptuous dinner and supper had been served, all returned to their homes well pleased with the days' enjoyment. Mr. and Mrs. Noel received many pretty and costly presents. Following are the names of those present: Rev. Father Ludden, Matthew Heitchue and wife, of Johnstown; T.A. Weible and wife, and A. Strittmatter, of Carrolltown; Martin Manion and wife, Peter Noel, father of Joseph A. Noel; John B. Noel and wife, Christina Noel, Mrs. Augustine Strittmatter, J.S. Davis and wife, John R. Davis and wife, E.J. Bennett and wife, J.M. Hughes and wife, George Lytze and wife, Lawrence Weimer and wife, Joseph Urda and wife, Joseph Skelly and wife, John Stibolitzki and wife, John! Long and wife, James Scanlan and wife, W.D. Jones and wife, Adam Lantz and wife, Thomas Hoover and wife, Daniel Carney and wife, Richard Owens and wife, Harry Pryce and wife, Mrs. William Byrnes, Mrs. Agnes Zorn and Mrs. Christena Zorn, Misses Jennie Hughes, Mary Manion, Bertha Marsh, Harriet Bennett, Armenia Hoover, Mary Ann Farren, and Margaret Good, Messrs. A.E. Marsh, John James, Frank Lantzy, Luke Dunlap, Harry Bennett, Clint Bennett, John Hoover, William Kaylor, Herbert Jones and John Farren. 6 Mar 2003 KathrynDoyle@aol.com Miss Pauline Doyle, aged 21 years, died last evening at
7:40
o’clock
at the 8 Mar 2003 Sharon <shamac@wavecomputers.net> Dear Mr. ___: You certainly must have come across a very old
Genealogical
Helper,
and as much as I can understand from your letter, you must
want some
PAGE
information from me. I advertised for parents of JOHN PAGE
(came from
King
& Queen Co., Va.) 1742 to Goochland in December,
buying land next
to
his brother ROBERT PAGE, who preceded him in August, 1742,
but whose
first
purchase deed shows Robert Page of Goochland County,
instead of King
&
Queen Co. for some inexplicable reason. I have seen the
very old, large
ledgers and they are the first PAGES recorded. Now they
did not belong
to the one wealthy JOHN PAGE family that is the only one
written up
anywhere.
There are magnificent linen backed charts of the same As far as Cornelius Noell or Cornelis Noell, p. 15 of Emigrant Cornelius Noel from Holland to Virginia, and his Descendants in America, compiled by Mary Roberts Noel & Jeannie Noel Weeks, 1977, shows Pedigree Chart from Jacque Noel of Francheval & wife Jeanne Vintier down to JAN NOEL, chr. Feb. 1, 1632 in Leyden or Leiden, So. Holland., married in Virginia to Lydia Perkins. Am enclosing photo copy of page from records of Leiden showing marriage Banns of Jacob Nowels 14 Jan. 1621, saying he was born in Leyden instead of Sedan, Ardennes, France, and bride, Tryntgen Cornelis; also baptism of my ancestor JAN NOEL on 1 Feb., 1632. That was the proof required for my long and tedious journey of two copies of everything legal down to parents marriage license as well as my birth certificate for joining the Hugaenot Society. You are eligible, or perhaps you already belong, for they are PROUD of their Protestant ancestors. I have written to the Archives Departementales Des Ardennes, 10 Rue de la Porte de Bourgogne, 0800 Charleville-Mezieres, France, twice, last September in English, enclosing 2 International Coupons at 65 cents no answer so in March 1983 tried in French @ $10.00 to translator. Then they answered, saying the records were not there but
at
the
Bibliotheque
de lHistoire du Protestantisme francais, 54 Rue des
Saints-Peres,
75007
PARIS. I wrote in May, copying the 1st letter as was in
French and
finsished
off in English a few words I could find in old French
grammar...guess
I'll
have to pay someone else to write the whole thing in
French again,
although
all I asked was their fee IF the records were actually
there. I thought
people in such an office in Paris would By the way, the above was given because I thought you
might be
interested
in tracing your NOEL ancestors. The man who wrote so
promptly from
Leiden,
Holland, said that TRYNTGEN CORNELIS NOEL was buried in
Hooglandsche
Kerk,
December 6, 1644, and was living on a street,
Velderagracht, that
remains
today. Her husband, JACOB NOEL, was harder Of course, I have the copy of Will of COL. THOMAS PAGE,
(March
10,
1676.
Prov. May 20 1676.) naming daughters, Elizabeth, who
married Cornelius
Noel; and among others Mary, who married Valentine Allen,
and their
son,
named as my grandchild, Samuel Allen, my plantation and
land belonging
to it., etc. This was contested by the husbands of two of
his sisters, Like my John and Robert Page of Goochland Co., Va., there
were
tow
other
brothers later there, of the rich Pages, all families PAGE
have to have
a John and a Robert...so that was a hard one to unravel.
There was a
Thomas
Page with wife, Elizabeth, in Essex Co., after Col. Thomas
Page,
although
he mentioned no son, Thomas, or did not disown him, so
whether he was
kin
or not I do not know. There has been no evidence of any
relationship
between
Col. Thomas Page and my John and Robert Page&. But
here were quite
a few PAGES in Essex Co. Now, you know all I know about
the PAGES
you descend through his daughter Elizabeth and I through
daughter,
Mary,
so we are 64th cousins or something in that vicinity. 9 Mar 2003 11:55:37 EST KathrynDoyle@aol.com I think I have found Frank C. NOEL's birth family in the 1880 census in Greensburg -- Frank (Francis) was 4 years old. Anyone have Emanuel NOEL in their data? Name
Relation
Marital
Status
Gender
Race
Age
Birthplace Occupation 20 Mar 2003 <rmhenry@wpa.net> Westmoreland County Courthouse, Greensburg, Pennsylvania Deed; Sylvester Zinck to Killian Bechtold and Egidius Bechtold: This indenture made April 1st A D 1845 Between Sylvester Zinck of the township of Mount Pleasant county of Westmoreland state of Pennsylvania Fredericka his wife one part and Killian Bechtold and Edigius Bechtold of the borough of Youngstown county and state aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that said Sylvester Zinck and Fredericka his wife for and in consideration of the sum of Five Hundred Dollars to them in hand paid by the said Killian Bechtold and Egidius Bechtold at and before the ensealing and delivering here of the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge and thereof acquit and forever discharge the said Killian Bechtold and Egidius Bechtold their heirs and assigns by these presents Heaven granted bargained alienated enfroffed released and confirmed and by these presents Do grant bargain alien enfroff release and confirm unto the said Killian Bechtold and Egidius Bechtold A certain tract of land in the county and state aforesaid Beginning at a chesnut oak corner North forty five and a (Page 309) half degrees East seventy two perches to white oak South fifty five and three perches degrees East thirty seven perches to a pin oak South twenty eight degrees West nineteen perches to a black oak South eighty degrees East forty nine perches to a post then South fifty five and three fourths degrees East fifty seven perches to a post South twenty nine and a half degrees West one hundred and fifty one and one tenth perches to stone North fifty six degrees West thirty six perches to a poplar North thirty degrees West twenty seven and eight tenths perches to stones South twenty degrees West twenty seven perches to a post North sixty two degrees West one perch to a post South twenty three degrees West twenty six perches to a post North seventy nine degrees West thirty five perches to a chestnut North seventeen degrees East fifty seven perches to a white oak South fifty degrees East forty two perches to a post North twenty degrees East thirty nine perches to a white oak North thirty nine degees West fifty perches to a post North seventeen degrees East twenty five perches to a white oak North forty one degrees West forty nine perches to a chestnut oak and place of beginning Containing one hundred and twenty acres strict measure It being the greater part of that one hundred and ninety seven and nine perches and allowances of land granted by the commonwealth Pennsylvania to Henry Marks as by patent dated the 8th day of March 1838 and enrolled in Patent Book H vol 29 page 148 reference thereunto being had all of which will more fully appear and the said Henry Marks and Catharine his wife conveyed the same by their indenture dated March 20 of 1840 to Sylvester Zinck and to his heirs assigns reference being had which will more fully appear to Heave and to Heold the said 120 acres strict measure unto the said Killian Bechtold and Egidius Bechtold their heirs and assigns to the only proper use and benefit and behoof of them the said Killian Bechtold and Egidius Bechtold their heirs and assigns forever and the said Sylvester giveth and Fredericka his wife the aforesaid described land against theirselves and all persons lawfully claiming or to claim they will warrant and forever defend. In testimony whereof the said parties have hereunto set their hands and seals to the year and day above written. Signed and delivered in the presence of us Delivered on the day of the foregoing Indenture the
consideration
money
in full. Westmoreland County ss. Personally appeared before me one
of
the
Justices
of the Peace in and for said county Sylvester Zinck Recorded 19th of August A D 1845 ----------------------- Herman Bechtold, son of Killian, married Cecilia Ann Hebrank. Her parents are Wolfgang Hebrank and Catherine Nessler. Morning Review Greensburg newspaper, January 9, 1908: "Mrs. Catherine Hebrank, 89 years old died at her home on Wayne Avenue at 8:00 o'clock Wednesday morning of general debility. The deceased was one of the oldest and best known residents of Greensburg. Mrs. Hebrank is survived by the following children: William Hebrank of Wayne Avenue, Mrs. Seely Bectold of 127 East Otterman Street, Mrs. Lewis Painter of Wayne Avenue, and Mrs. W. S. Gessler of Indiana, Pennsylvania. Funeral services would be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the Most Holy Sacrament Catholic Church, interment in the Greensburg Catholic Cemetery." Catherine is the daughter of Blausius Nessler born 1784,
Baden,
Germany. Tribune-Review, Thursday, January 20, 1994: Charles V. Conley Wible, 80, of South Greensburg,
formerly of
Mt.
Pleasant,
died Tuesday, Jan. 18, 1994, at his home. He was born in
Phenix, R.I.,
on July 31, 1913, and was a son of the late Redmond P. and
Susan
Wilhelm
Conley. He was a former employee of the Blawnox Chemical
Co., the U.S.
Rubber Co., and had retired from the Smith Glass Co. in
Mt. Pleasant as
an expediter. He was a member of St. Bruno's Church in
South Greensburg
and was also a member of the AARP and the U.O.A. He was
preceded in
death,
besides his parents, by a stepfather, Charles Wible; his
first wife,
Ruth
Bechtold Conley; his last wife, Mary Kotlar Wible; and two
brothers,
John
R. Conley and Thomas ``Tim'' Wible III. He is survived by
a daughter,
Mrs.
Ruth Conley McDonald of Greensburg; and a grandson, Sean
McDonald of
Greensburg.
Friends will be received at the KEPPLE-GRAFT FUNERAL HOME
INC., 524 N.
Main St., Greensburg, on Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9
p.m. A Funeral
Mass will be celebrated Friday at 10 a.m. in St. Bruno
Church.
Entombment
will follow in the Twin Valley Mausoleum, Delmont. Family
requests
memorial
contributions to either the American Cancer Society, 152
E. Otterman
St.,
Greensburg, or to the United Ostomy Association, Keystone
Chapter, P.O.
Box 901, Greensburg, Pa. 15601. Terence L. Graft in charge
of the
funeral
arrangements. 26 Mar 2003 BCottageFarm@msn.com Looking for information on Daniel Noel b: 1859, and Sara Brown b: 1857. Parents of Mary Kathryn Noel b: 4-10-1882, married Charles William Brumbaugh b:7-14-1886. And Anna M. Noel b: 12-3-1893, married Bruce Barnett. Mary Kathryn and Anna M. were both born at Six Mile Run, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. That puts Daniel Noel and Sara in Huntingdon County 1886-1893. Sorry, don't know the religion. I know that my husband grew up as a Methodist. Mary Noel is his grandmother, and is buried in a cemetery in Entriken, Pennsylvania. 7 Apr 2003 <dlommert@embarqmail.com> I am looking for information on my Grandfather. His name was Paul Francis Noel, born Sept. 19, 1911. He married Emma Catherine Shrader (born 9-24-1911) September 16, 1929 in the Immaculate Conception Church, New Oxford, PA. They were later divorced. I'm unsure of the year. My Grandmother passed away April 15, 1998. I never met my Grandfather and have only the above info. I was wondering if you would have any info. on Paul F. Noel and maybe how many brothers and/or sisters he had and their names, etc. I would appreciate any help you could offer or if you could let me know of someone else who could help me. Denise Added Note! Paul died March 14, 1997 at Baresville, Adams County, PA 17331 27 Apr 2003 <rmhenry@wpa.net> Michael E. Stahovic Jr., 57, of Latrobe, died Saturday, April 26, 2003, in his home. He was born Dec. 14, 1945, in Latrobe, a son of Mary (Mills) Stahovic of Latrobe and the late Michael E. Stahovic Sr. He was an employee of the Greater Latrobe School District. He was a Vietnam veteran, having served with the U.S. Marine Corps. His greatest pleasure was riding his motorcycle. He loved his dogs, Penny and Mazie, and loved tinkering in his workshop. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by a grandnephew, Brian Schall. Surviving are his wife, Darlene (Shafer) Stahovic; a son, Thomas Stahovic of Latrobe; a brother, John Stahovic of Latrobe; and five sisters, Anna Catherine Montgomery and her husband, John, of Latrobe, Dolores Porter and her husband, David, of Manassas, Va., Mary Humphrey and her husband, Tom, of Harrison City, Loretta Errett of Latrobe and Louise Tomanio and her husband, Michael, of Latrobe; and a number of nieces and nephews. It was Michael's wish to have no public visitation and a private interment. The JOHN J. LOPATICH FUNERAL HOME INC., 601 Weldon St., Latrobe, in charge of arrangements. 5 May 2003 <brian.messa@3web.net> Newfoundland Noel's - My great-grandfather was Bertram Noel (Southside Harbour Grace), who was the son of Moses Noel (Harbour Grace) and Ann Goss (Bishop's Cove). I'd like to know more about Moses Noel (b. ~1860 - 1820), ie: was Patience Noel (b.1823, Harbour Grace), his sister, cousin, etc. and naturally who his parents were? Cindy 05 May 2003 <sclemas@comcast.net> I'm trying to trace back a Branch of our family tree the person i'm trying to start with is my Grandmothers mother Louise Noel (married to Alcide Savoy ) Antoinette R. Savoy is my grandma Name: Alcide SAVOIE Sex: M Marriage 1 Louisia
NOEL
<------i
cant find hardly anything on this last name 9 May 2003 Bdarfen@aol.com According to records at Conewago Chapel, Edgegrove, Pa., Peter Krim/Grim married Christina Noll Feb.25,1800. The Noels acted as sponsors and witnesses at several other Grim marriages & births. Does anyone know who Christina's parents were and what became of her and husband Peter Grim? The Grims were Roman Catholic. George and Elizabeth Brichner (Breighner) Grimm are my ancestors; stopped at George. Peter Grim, I'm sure, was his brother. I had thought John Grim shown on the pigeon hill map (K6) on your site was also a brother, but I am beginning to think he was possibly the father. I also suspect this family was from Alsace-Lorraine. 1880 census for Berwick Twp., Adams, Pa. lists David Null
(Noel)-59
and wife Rebecca-54. Children: John-22, Margaret (Polly) Strausbaugh, wife of James/Jacob Noel
was the
daughter
of Rebecca Gertrude Grim, born Aug.23,1826 was the daughter
of
JohnGrim
(born 1797) & Sarah Sauer. David Null and Rebecca are living about 2 doors away from Rebecca's brother Alexius Grim and wife Kate E. Hull in Berwick Twp. Adams, Pa. in 1880. I was not able to find a record of a marriage
between
Michael
Strausbaugh & Margaretha Brichner at York Historic
Trust.
I did find this entry in my notes taken from the Grim
family vital
cards
at Adams County Historical Society, of Adams County-
Marriage, Joseph
Noll
to Elizabeth Grim, Jan.30,1824. After doing some
investigating on
this couple, my best guess is that Joseph Noel was the son
of John Noel
& Philippina Weis, born July 8,1808. Elizabeth Grim
was the
daughter
of John Grim and Catherine Eckenrode and was born
Nov.12,1811.
Perry
Brandt 14 May 2003 <Strasbaugh@ballardspahr.com> As you know, Ted's wife and I are descended from David Noel's sister Rebecca (also known as Margaret) Noel who married Benjamin Strasbaugh (her first cousin once removed). There were apparently three other Noel brothers - Henry, John and Joseph. I believe Henry married Benjamin's half-sister Catherine. Much information about James and Mary Noel is on Ted's web page http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/v/o/n/Theodore-E-Von-mechow/?Welcome=1052941214 Would be glad to try to answer any questions Perry has. I have been trying to find a source for Margaret Brichner's marriage to Michael Strasbach and parentage of Mary (Polly). A lot of internet sources say it is so, but I would like to find the original source. I think one source of confusion to researchers is how
Abraham,
Jacob
and Andrews (the children of James and Mary named in the
Conewago
records)
wound up as David, Henry and Joseph in the probate
records. Were there
six sons (three dying as infants) or three who used
different
names?
Wayne 20 May <Mray@mchsi.com> I'm looking for information on Joseph and Martha (Lingenfelter) Noel from Portage, Pa. Their children are: Mary, Dorothy, Grace, Joe, Blair, Art, William, George, Albert. My father-in-law was
Blair
Noel
from
East Freedom, Pa. And we are trying to find out family
history. 11 Jun 2003 <smothersnena@hotmail.com> I highly encourgae the DNA testing as Dominic is suggesting also. We have done this with our Smothers group and have 3 separate lines now and found out some wonderful news. Like our long lost 4x grandfather, we now have a really good idea he is connected to the Smither line of PA. My bro matched 12/12 markers with a Smathers in OHIO...so they have upgraded to the 25 marker for add'l matches which cost was just 90. and no add'l swab. Yes, they started out as Smither/Schmedder/Schmetter, some changed to Smeathers, then some to Smathers and some to Smether and later Smothers...but all are connected, DNA is good proof! And Family TREE DNA in Houston is excellent and wonderful folks and easy to work with, always ready to answer any questions fr the Group Admn or participants or interested folks! I really am interested in the Noel's as they tie into the
Smither
line
which could connect to our Pa Smither's. Its certainly
well worthwhile
and what we found out is if someone was having any problem
with the
funds,
we chipped in and helped, being females, we figured that
was a good
contribution
for us since we can't do the testing. This is why I am interested in the Noel's...and if anyone
is
connected
to any of the Smither's listed in this line, please get in
touch with
me
to compare notes. Thanks kindly, Nena Smothers 1 James Noel 1680 - 1741
Occupacia
Essex
Co Va Will of Thomas Noel, Mercer Co KY June 23 1789 Will Book
1,pg
24,25.
bequethe to my dear and well beloved wife Dric. Sellers
for her
peaceful
enjoyment on it and a living for the duration of her
widowhood all my
lands,
negroes, household Note-Will-Dec 25 1827= Children named in Drucilla (Mary)
Sellars
(Will)
Elizabeth Arnold, James Noel, Mosco Noel, John Noel,
[Littleberry Noel
= Benjamin+Lette], Moses Noel, Rebeccah Brown, Sally
Robinson, Nancy
Williams,
Arch Noel, Tabitha. Exe: Henry Brown, Moses Noel, witness:
Daniel
Sweeney
and William Willis Sr. [father to Sarah-wife of Lberry?] Note: Joseph Noel was attorney for Elizabeth Smither [wife of Wm Smither] in lawsuit 1764 against her son John Smither. [I think this will is the Wm I of Essex Co Va in the Deed records, and Wm jr is his son md Mary Noell not Ann Rogers] WILL of Wm Smether 1754-Mary Smither's father-17 Feb 1754 Wm W. Smether (by his mark), of St. Ann's Parish, Essex Co, VA, made a will in which he made the following conveyance: Wife, Elizabeth, land/plantation on which we now live "during her natural life." Son John Elizabeth's property upon her death plus 1/3 of Wm's apple orchard. Dau Ann Hudson, right to live on the land he conveys to her sons. Son Wm 200acs "on which he now lives." Son Robert 300acs "whereon he now lives. Dau Mary Noel and her heirs 100acs land Orange Co whereon they have lived. Grandsons Richard/Tho Hudson 100acs Orange Co to be equally divided bet them subject to their mother having "liberty to live in possession of the land…"Additionally John Smether named exec of est. H. Rennolds, Richard Hill and Joseph Cross witn to will.The aggregate area conveyed by will appears contiguous and together with the aforementioned gift to son John, of 325acs total more than the 1000 acre grant.*Wayne Smithey notes* [think this is Wm jr] [think this is Wm I's wife vs her son John] William Smither/Mary Noel Lawsuit-1788 "Whereas by a
decree of
high
Court of Chancery made 12th day of May 1788 Mary NOEL
against Smither
and
others, whereby Sundry Negroes was recovered and said Mary
Noel being
relict
of Joseph Noel dec'd. AND I, WILLIAM SMITHER by marriage
with ESTER
NOEL
of Kentucky a legatee of said Joseph Noel have an
equal claim to
said Negroes. I have appoint Richard Noel as my attorney
in Essex Co Va
....." Children of Wm and Elizabeth: 1771-WILL-NOEL JOSEPH "Balance of estate to be divided
among
all
children: 5-Ann Smither m Hudson John and Ann Smither children: 12 Jun 2003 CarolVass@comcast.net The Andrew Noel who married Cecelia Byrne is one of the NOEL descendants of Joseph Noel. If their descendants were known, the males would be excellent candidates for Dominic's DNA project. Andrew was the only surviving son of William Noel [ca 1801-1882] and his 1st wife Anna Emily Willson. William was the son of Andrew Noel Jr/Elizabeth Walter. Andrew Jr was the son of Andrew Noel Sr./Teresa Dillon. Andrew Sr was the son of Johannes Noel/Margaret Unknown. Johannes was one of the sons of Joseph Noel. I sure hope that a NOEL DNA project does get going. Kathy, if you would like the information I have found on
Andrew
William
Noel [ca 1836-40 to aft 1910] and Cecelia Byrne, I would
be happy to
share
it with you -- not that it is as complete as I would like
to have
it.
I am a descendant of Andrew's half sister Sarah Noel/John
George Glass
and am working to fill in the blanks on all of William
Noel's children,
but there's much left to discover. Andrew/Cecelia
had at least
one
son -- Walter Noel [ca 1876 to aft 1910]. Walter was
married to a
woman named Amy and they had at least one son, Eugene
Noel, b ca
1910.
Walter/Amy lived in Altoona in 1910, immediately next 14 Jun 2003 <petenoel@hotmail.com> Name: Clement NOEL Sex: M Birth: ca 1804, Place unknown, probably Harbour Grace or Freshwater,Nfld,Canada maybe Jersey CI Marriage 1 Mary SHEPPARD b: 24 Oct 1805 in Harbor Grace,Newfoundland Married: 20 May 1825 in St Paul's Anglican Church,Harbor Grace, NFLD A lot of Clement Noels seem to originally come from
St.Martin,
Jersey
where first son was typically named Clement. This is 15 Jun 2003 <ereed4609@comcast.net> Cornelius Noel was born November 8, 1623, christened in Hooglandse Church, Leiden, S. Holland. Cornelius Noel was the second son to be named Cornelius as his older brother, Cornelius died as an infant. Land located in Essex County, VA is Occupacia Creek which
still has
its Indian name. This particular creek has been
called by 7 November 1666 "Whereas Cornelius Noel has lived
in
this
County
Servant and Freeman and of the Reformed Religion and has
taken up land
with a full resolution to make his constant abode in this
County and to
remain himself as a true and factful servant towards his
Majesty and
his
Liege people hath petitioned he might be admitted a
Denizen
(inhabitant)
of this County. It is by the Governor Council and
Burgesses of
this
Grand Assembly Granted or ordered that said Cornelius Noel
be made a
free
Denizen----" While living in Essex Co. in Occupacia Creek, VA, he received his Naturalization Papers from Francis Lord Howard, Governor of VA 27 April 1686. Again in 1692, he received a grant for 250 acres of land for transportation of five people into Essex County, Virginia. Esther Noel Reed 15 Jun 2003 <jctripp@charter.net> hile transcribing the Revolutionary War pension file of John Platt I came across some testimony of Nicholas Noel. John Platt lost his discharge papers & proved with the help of family & neighbors that he served in the war. Here is some info that will help in determining some
dates
mentioned
in Noel's afidavit: Noels just keep cropping up, Nicolas T Noel 22 Jun 2003 "mary ray" <mray@mchsi.com> The oldest member is Joseph Noel married to Martha Lingenfelter and they lived in Portage Pa. Their Children: Mary, Dorothy, Grace, Joseph, Blair, Art, William, George, Alberta. We are trying to find more on the Noel family history . 23 Jun 2003 <willas.smith@gbronline.com> After receiving a dc for a gg grandmother, born in 1840 in Virginia, the document states her father is John Noel, born in France. Unfortunately, the last name of her mother, born in Virginia, is unreadable. What can be read is Sarah V. F ---y. This gg grandmother met and married in her husband, a Dowdy, in Gallia County, Ohio where there are Noels, but her husband comes from Bedford County, Va. where there are Noels, also. This couple finally migrated to Lawrence County, Ky. I have just started researching this line but cannot separate the John Noels and none with a wife named Sarah V. F--. Does this sound familiar to anyone? 28 Jun 2003 WildBilFla@aol.com I am the grandson of Rhoda Dillon , ggrandson of Patrick Dillon, gggrandson of Samuel & Susan Noel Dillon. Rhoda married Hugh Dillon & his parents were John & Elizabeth Dillon. Bill Huether 29 Jun 2003 <tntsuper777@chartermi.net> My mother's maiden name is Noel, I've been working on my family tree and ran into a brick wall when it comes to the Noel side of the family. Hopefully you might be able to help me out. My mother has told me that her father is Indian and he was blackfoot, Ojbway. That he was born in Ottawa, Canada. (Not sure how much Indian) I do have some pictures and he looks Indian, also that he was known as a healer. Here is the information I have so far starting with my grandfather and his side of the family, Please any help would be appriciated. Arthur Joseph Noel B-2-18-1907 -
D-12-21-1966 His Father is: His Mother is: Napoleon's Father is: Napoleon's Mother is: I did find Minnie Noel in the cencus of 1880, but she was
widowed. I
can't seem to find anything on these two people. I did get
there
children's
names from the cencus. Now for Alice's Father: Alice's Mother: I did find them in the 1880 cencus, which gives there children's names. And also found that Theresa's parents are from Canada. But that was it and nothing else. There children's name are: Libby B-1869 Please if you could help me, I would appriciate any
information I
can
get on these family's. I do have Napoleon's and Alice's
Death
cert.
I did find your site very helpful, but just don't know
where my family
fits in and I hope you can help
me. Tina 29 Jun 2003 <noel@mcn.org> I have a copy of a letter from St Vincent Archabby (Sportsman's Hall, Latrobe, PA) which is contrary to my information. If anyone needs a copy I can send it by e-mail. "Peter Noel son of Joseph Noel and Mary Borgmyer, born 26 October 1931 in Westmoreland County, PA was baptized by father James A Stillinger, Pastor, on 17 June 1832. The sponsors were Bernard Grant and Hanna Griffith." Peter Noel, my granduncle, died in St Louis on his way home to Davenport, Iowa after being wounded at Champion Hill in 1863. Peter had stopped to visit his half brother in Latrobe, PA, Jacob Noel my grandfather, who may have tried to take him home. I have the mother as Maria Longmeyer. Also the first wife of Joseph Noel was a Griffin and he had relations with this family until his death in 1839 so the spelling could be in error. My information was from Harvey Noel who went to Latrobe and viewed the records, so I don't know which is correct although I would favor Harvey. Dominic E Noel 30 Jun 2003 Jim Cyphert <jimcyphert@labyrinth.net> Mary Whalen Noel, 73, of Avalon, died Friday, June 27, 2003. Beloved mother of Mary Ellen Woollard of Evans Mills, N.Y., and Catherine Noel of Bellevue. Sister of Francis D., Robert P. and Jerome P. Whalen. Grandmother of Janine, Amanda and Mary. Friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at LAWRENCE T. MILLER FUNERAL HOME INC., 460 Lincoln Ave., Bellevue, www.ltmillerfuneralhome.com. Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Church of the Assumption. 30 Jun 2003 <mathnor@globetrotter.net> Mon ancêtre était Pierre Noël marié à Élizabeth Augustin de Poitou à Vienne. Leur fils François s'est marié à Ste Famille Île D'Orléan à Québec en 1669 à Nicole Legrand Pierre Noël. My ancestor was Pierre Noël married to Élizabeth Augustin from Poitou in Vienna. Their son François was married in Ste Famille Island D' Orléan in Quebec in 1669 to Nicole Legrand. My name is Pierre Noël' I am from Quebec (Canada) My
father is
Paul-Emile Noël and my grand father is Napoleon Noël. My
grandfather
comes from St-Jean, Chrysotone, Qubec. I have my family
tree. 04 Jul 2003 <noel@mcn.org> http://www.heritagequestonline.com/prod/genealogy/index 1790 Census Maryland Blossius
Noel
Frederick
County,
MD 1800 Census Blosse
Noel
Taneytown,
MD
1810 Census PERY E
NOEL
QUEEN
ANNES
County, MD 1820 Census 1860 Census 4 Jul 2003 <traveller@golden.net> Searching for Joseph William Noel, born Apr.11.1871, Harbour Grace,NFLD. His death cetificate states he was born in Harbour Grace, but I am beginning to doubt it. Contacted the Provincial Archives in NFLD. One record of a Joseph Noel born in 1868. Unfortunately, this is not my Joseph. It was suggested he came from the Channel Islands. No record there either. Where-o-where is my illusive Joseph !! Bev.Noel 13 Jul 2003 <thistleberry@netzero.net> My ancestor is Benjamin Noel, born 1816 of Mercer, Kentucky. In 1841 he married Miranda N. Bishop in Mercer, Kentucky, who was also born in Mercer, Kentucky in 1820/1821. They had 4 children in Mercer before moving to Illinois: Charles b.1841, Harriet b. 1844, Josephine b. 1846 and Sarah b. 1848. They had two more children born to them in Illinois: Mary b. 1851 and Benjamin b. 1861. Benjamin Noel (b. 1816) died in Illinois before 1870. I do not know who Benjamin's parents are. Any information that you might have would be greatly appreciated. Angela 18 July
2003
genkid@comcast.netl
Found an interesting
tidbit
today. Was looking at some pages from Maryland
that are
supplements to the Conawago records, notes made by the
priests prior to
recording in the records. and found a difference.
In the Conawago records:
DILLONE
ANDREW
11-18-1832 11/28/1832
Peter & Catherine
Noel
Dillowe
Sponsors Mr. & Mrs.
Andrew
Noile
In the notes the Child
is:
Dillone, Andrew
P.
<- P
is added a middle name?
sponsors are:
Andrew Noel, Hanna
Bechtel
The Noel tree has Andrew
Noel
married
to Anna Bechtol the helps to clarify the names.
7-21-2003 noeln@uncw.edu My oldest known Noel ancestor is John Noel, b. about 1810, the father of Joseph S. Noel. Both were from York county. 25 July 2003 From The Derrick http://www.thederrick.com/stories/07242003-4050.shtml Obituary - Marjorie Passauer Noel Marjorie Passauer Noel, 93, of Greensburg RD 4, formerly of Warren and Emlenton, died Sunday, July 20, 2003, in Weatherwood Manor, Greensburg. Born June 18, 1910, in Foxburg, she was the daughter of Earl F. and Ruth Mae Dunkle Passauer. Prior to her retirement, Mrs. Noel was an elementary school teacher in the Warren County School District. Mrs. Noel was a member of Christ Episcopal Church in Greensburg. She was married to Grant Noel, who preceded her in death Surviving are a daughter, A. Lynne Castle and husband, Allen, of Greensburg; four grandchildren, Jonathan, Nathan, Austin and Emily Hine; and one stepgrandson, David Castle. In addition to her parents and husband, Mrs. Noel was preceded in death by a brother, John Passauer; and two sisters, Norma Kinter and Helen Lentz. At Mrs. Noel's request, there will be no public visitation. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in Christ Episcopal Church, Main Street, Greensburg, with the Rev. Ruth W. Manson officiating. Those attending should go directly to the church. Interment will follow in Warren County Memorial Park, Warren, Pa. Vaia Funeral Home, 463 Athena Drive, Delmont, is in charge of arrangements. 30 July 2003 Grunt85@aol.com If you ever run across an Elie noel and Elizabeth Le Grand in channel islands circa late 1790's or early 1800-s let me know...I have been looking for a decade now and stilll no marriage or births.. Doug Satchwell 5 August 2003 Latrobe Bulletin, Wednesday, June 18, 1924, Page 6: This morning at 7:30 o'clock in the Holy Family church, the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Blaine, daughter of Stephen Blaine, of Irving Ave., and Robert Zink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zink, of North Ave., was solemnized. Rev. A. M. Benedik, D. D., assistant pastor of the Holy Family church, performed the ceremony. The attendants were Miss Anna Blaine, a sister of the bride, and Joseph Knapp. The bride wore a fawn georgette dress with a hat to match. The bridesmaid wore a Copenhagen blue dress and hat. Following a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Zink will make their home in Latrobe. 23 August 2003 Harry Edward Noel Youngwood Harry Edward Noel, 82, of Youngwood, died Saturday, Aug. 23, 2003, in Westmoreland Regional Hospital, Greensburg. He was born Feb. 26, 1921, in Greensburg, a son of the late Harry Oral and Mary Clifford Noel. He was a retired railroad engineer for Conrail after 42 years of service. He was a member of Christ United Methodist Church, Youngwood, served on the administrative council, was co-chairman of the history and archives on evangelism committee and a member of the Triangle Sunday School Class. He was a member and past president of the Youngwood Lions Club, Greensburg, the Tall Cedars of Lebanon, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and a life member of Masonic Lodge 518, Greensburg. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, having served in the European theater. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Edith (Barron) Noel; two brothers, Clifford and William; two sisters, Louise Zollinger Hartman and Dorothy Lakin; and a granddaughter, Denise Rae Immel. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Dennis (Jacquelyn) Immel, of Greensburg and Mrs. David (Edith) Hepler, of Youngwood; grandchildren, Dee Ann Pruett and Allyson Hepler, Dennis and David Immel; a great-grandson, Steven Pruett; and a number of nieces and nephews. Friends will be received at the C. RICHARD McCAULEY FUNERAL HOME INC., Youngwood, Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Service Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Christ United Methodist Church, Youngwood, with the Rev. Dr. Merritt Edner officiating. Interment will follow in Westmoreland County Memorial Park, Hempfield Township. 26 August 2003 Judyschor@aol.com Anne NOËL, was born about 1650 and died in Marimont les Benestroff, Moselle, France? She married Jean MARCHAL who also died in Marimont les Benestroff. They had a son, Jean Georges MARCHAL, b. 1685 in Marimont, d. 20 Nov 1772 in Munster, Moselle, France. Jean Georges m. Catherine HENRY in 1715 in Munster. Judy St. Eve Schor 27 August 2003 petenoel@comcast.net Mary Ellen Noel, born possibly in Sand Mountain, Ala about 1845, married William Kersey in Randolph County Georgea, 1866. I have no information on her parentage. Noel is used in family line as a first name, Noel Lawhon born 1776 in Cumberland County, N.C., married Sarah Bethune, maybe in Cumberland County, N.C. No info on why his parents named him Noel, their daughter Nancy married Bannister Kersey, and they produced William who married Mary Ellen Noel. If anyone would like more detail on these family lines forward in history I'd be more than happy to supply it. 29 August 2003 jnoel84@hotmail.com Frank Noel, my great grandfather and my great grandmother Catherine Hensel or Henzel were Hungarian. We are not sure of his exact birthplace but it was Hungary, possibly outside Budapest. To the best of my knowledge my great grandfather came over as a young child with his father, also named Frank (my family wasn't very original). He had a Brother, Pete Noel of St. Louis and Catherine Pfieffer (Noel) also of St. Louis. Frank was also married before Catherine and had children, but we don't know their names or places of birth. My grandfather was baptized into the Catholic Church and from what I understand the family was devoutly Catholic. My Grandfather was baptized John Joseph Noel, and thought his name was John until he started school and found out his legal name was Frank. 29 August 2003 Rintintin4141@aol.com "I am currently searching for ancestors of William Noel, born approximately 1849, possibly at St Day, Cornwall. William married Emily Jeffrey in 1885 in St Day, Cornwall." Thank you for your help with this. A Williams 10 September 2003 jimn88@yahoo.com My ancester George Noll, date of birth- 15 feb 1803, married- 9 feb 1858 to Gertrude Fieman, died- 11 sept 1858 all in Berks or Lebonan Counties Pennsylvina. His
father may have been John Noll but not confirmed.
In response to a letter about Cornelius Noel of Virginia
From the 1916 History of Schuylkill Co PA.
"Stephen
E.
Noel is one of the younger business men at Minersville.
Peter Noel (grandfather) from Paris, France to Adams County, PA" "George D. Kreitzer . . . A native of Germany, he was born April 2, 1871, son of the late Florina Kreitzer. The father followed mining in Germany, until he brought his family to America, in 1882, landing at Philadelphia, Pa. They first located in Luzerne county, this state, and on May 4, 1886" 22 September 2003 g.naugle@worldnet.att.net I was wondering if you would know of any connection between your Noel's and mine. My mother's Father was Leo Noel who married Emma Grace Thompson. They were married in Grand Maris Michigan. My great grandfather was from St Charles, MI. His name was John Frank Noel. He was born in Ohio. He died in 1903 and was born around 1838. Records indicate his father was from Virginia and mother from Ohio. This is as far back as I have been able to find. Thank you for any help you may be able to
give.
10-5-2003 Joynoel63@aol.com I would like to find living family members of Donald Cabe Noel born 4-18-21.died 7-1972. Cabe was my father. We lived in coalcenter,PA. He also had a son by the name of donald. |