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return to the top of the page. 16 Jul 1997 1 tom taylor <totaylor@seidata.com> Seeking information on DANIEL NOEL, whose daughter MARGARET married JOHN VAWTER early 1700s in Virginia 19 Jul 1997 sandy <sctnoel@USIT.NET> I am searching the Noel line also. Your site has been the best source but I am not sure there is a link. I am married to Robert Stuart Noel II. His father is Robert Stuart Noel, and his father was Thurman F. Noel. He was married to Beulah Teaford Noel. They had Frank, Ernest, Anna, (I forgot her name!), Robert, and two or three other children (still born or died shortly after birth according to Beulah (Grandma). Apparently Thurman came to Eagle Rock, Virginia (early 1900's?) to work (in the mines? and then a paper mill ? in Covington, Virginia). 28 Jul 1997 biwer@aero.net (Biwer, Marty) Trying to find someone with information regarding the Alfred Noel family from Ottawa.(Clarence Creek). He had 12 children. Four sons, Alfred, Jr., Telesphore, F. Joseph and my Grandfather, Benjamin Noel who came to Upper Michigan around 1906. Alfred Noel died around 1949 in Canada. He also had eight daughters. We are of the French descend and Roman Catholic. I'm just beginning with my family tree and have very little to go on as all of my father's family is deceased. 5 Aug 1997 "Michael J. Godshalk" <godshalk@suntan.eng.usf.edu> Descendants of Henry NOEL 1 Henry
NOEL b: 1812 in
Virginia d: 1878 in Leesburg,
Indiana (age 66) 6 Aug 1997 Chanteline@aol.com I have only that which someone sent me on the Noels and Warrens....Barbara Noel married Frederick Warren. Susannah Noel married Isaac Warren. I have no dates of marriage. Theresa Noel married David Warren. No dates. Do you have this....Cumberland Co. Death Records......Matilda Noel, white female 4 years old... died 7 Nov. 1852 of bronchitis. Buried ...Cocklilns Church, Upper Allen Township, Cumberland Co. Pa. Father: Daniel K Noel and mother Anna Noel...occupation Common School Teacher (I can only assume that means the father) Returning the Certificate of Death ...Dr. M. Musser..date of certificate..28 Jan.1853 08 Aug 1997 Jeff Noel <fin2ka5@wcoil.com> My name is Jeff Noel and I am researching our family tree and I saw your listing. I have a Joseph Noel listed,he is the son of Joseph Noel that sailed over on the Princess Augustus in 1736.All my listing shows is that he became a bound apprentice in 1754.He was born 25 dec. 1739 in paradise twp.,York Co.Pa.That is all I have on him I don't know if there is a connection? I am trying to find the parents of Thomas Noel
b.1774/1775 maried to Magdelena Noel b.1775/1776 I have
her parents but not his.They were both Noels so I am
guessing they were first cousins they lived in Menallen
twp. Adams county before they moved to Venango Co. There is very little known about our early Noel branch (they were my mother's second cousins). It is thought that: Anna Noel (husband's first name unknown) gave birth to: Elisabeth On May 23, 1907 and Anna on October 23, 1910 in the Mercydorf area of the Hungarian Banat (now Romania). They spoke German. Childhood was very sad for them: The parents did not have a happy marriage...there was a serious problem regarding "the other woman", and their father was often away. He was severely beaten in his own yard by a several "Russians". There also was a fire, and it is not certain whether that directly caused the death of their mother, Anna, at 36. (a real life soap opera) The girls were left on their own at very tender ages. My grandmother, who was their distant Aunt, sent for them. The girls came to College Point, near NYC, to live with their distant Aunt, Elizabeth Meyer (nee Reiter), her husband, Johann, and their children, Adam, Frank, Teresa and Elsie. Later, Elisabeth (Betty) married Raymond Schnell, a commercial artist. They stayed in the NYC area, had no children. Anna (Anne) married her distant cousin, Adam Meyer, in Caracas, Venezeula, where he worked as an Interpreter of German & Spanish for a geologist. They returned to the NYC area, where their identical twin daughters, Luisa and Norma were born October 16, 1929. Luisa Meyer (Louise) married Donald Nevins in Whitestone, NY, circa 1951 and had a daughter, Kathleen Nevins in Dec. 1955. Kathleen married Paul Silver and had two sons, Mark and David Silver. Norma married Robert Brosnan (1952) in Whitestone, NY. They had a daughter, Patricia Brosnan, born 1956. Feel free to add any of the above to your web page, if you like. An item of interest... I found another Noel & Reiter connection: A Josefine Noel married Peter Reiter and immigrated to Philadelphia. They were from the town of Gross Jetscha in the Banat. (I received that info from part of a ship's passenger list on the internet, but do not know the date nor the ship's name, nor whether they were in fact, the links to our Noels. 1 Sep 1997 Johngarber@aol.com I too have run into a roadblock in my search for the Noels. I do not have a record of Phillip Noel but do know that my ancestors had brothers and sisters that I have not yet found. Perhaps Phillip is one. It would be helpful if I knew some approximate dates. Also would help if I knew the area of the country where he lived. My gg grandfather was Jacob Noel, b. 1814. Family
scuttlebut (repeat I have done a little bit of searching in the census
records and found the 4 Sep 1997 AustPurr <austpurr@geocities.com> I'm looking for ancestors of Albina Mary Noel,born April 30 1886. She married Joseph Nelson Quenneville on June 10 1907 at Casselman Ontario. Her fathers name is listed as Pierre Noel but I have since found out he was born Pierre Noel dit Cliche. Her mother was listed as Rose Delima Loiselle. 5 Nov 1997 Dazy888@aol.com Deed book 6, Adams County,Ohio Page 272. Aug. 10,1808 from Peter Noel and Suffie, his wife,of Scioto County,to Jane Faulkner of A, for $30, all that tract of land in A and Washington Twp., in lot # 91.Signed -Peter Noel "(in German)", Suffie(+ her mark) Noel.Wit- none. Recorded Aug. 6 1808 Hi Noel researchers.I found this in a deed book for Adams
County yesterday 13 Dec 1997 "pambri" <pambri@erols.com> No I haven't. I found an address for him in LA, and sent him a letter a few weeks ago, but haven't heard back. I am interested in the information it contains about: WILLIAM NOEL, born July 5, 1801. He was possibly a
son of Andrew Noel, Jr. and Elizabeth Walter. 30 Jan 1998 cw372@freenet.carleton.ca (Richard Carruthers) Noel was a surname used by one branch of the le Vavasseur family of St Helier parish, Isle of Jersey, Channel Islands from about 1700 onward in the form le Vavasseur dit Noel (another was le Vavasseur dit Durel). 01 Feb 1998 "Brian Sherrod" <kj5ag@alltel.net> My 7th great-grandmother was Francois NOEL born 1670 near Ray, France. She died 10 Sep 1733. Her Husband was Claude PARETTE born 1673 and died 05 Jun 1740. The above information source is: Hope this helps you. If you find any connections,
Please let me know, 24 Oct 1998 Michael Fisher <jmf@lcc.net> Here is what I have on the Noel Family: Ignathial Noel (Ignatial Noel/Eneous/Ineas) was born about 1685 in Lorraine . He married Catherine(unknown name) in Berks Co PA.They had one recorded child, Marie Anna Noel. She was born about 1745 in Berks Co PA. Ignathias Noel (Ineas) received a warrant to purchase fifty acres of land in Berks Co. This was surveyed in Longswamp Township, Berks Co PA. The notation in the Goshenhoppen (Catholic ) Registers 1741-1819 states that Noel, Ignatius, Ninety years of age, a native of Lorraine, resident of Pennsylvania for more than thirty, had once been rich, but died in poverty, where his drunken son-in-law had brought him; died March 23, 1775. He was buried in the Goshenhoppen Catholic Mission Graveyard. The son-in-law was not named, but he was not the husband of Marie Anna Noel who married Andreas Schorb. Marie Noel and Andreas Schorb are my relatives and I have quite a lenghty amount of information on them. Thus it would appear that Ignathius and Catherine had more than one child. I do not have a record of any other children. I believe that the Eneas Noel that immigrated on the Princess Agusta is the same Ignathius Noel described above. 23 Jun 1999 Becka2949@aol.com I don't have any earlier information on the Noels, other than what I sent you. Thanks so much for the e-mail addresses. This is the family history I do have. John J. Noel born: 1810, Natural Bridge Va. married to ? widowed with 2 sons. He married Jane Trial, 5/14/1840 in Peoria Co. IL. She was the daughter of John G. & Elizabeth Bowman Trial who moved to IL from VA. Their children were: Albert 1840, Arminda 1850, Elizabeth 1842, Harriet 1848, Margaret 1850, Warren 1852, Minerva 1858, Nathaniel 11/23/1855, Charles 1858, Mary 1859, & Jackson 8/31/1846, my g-g-grandfather who married Rachel Elizabeth Noden 3/11/1869 in Peoria Co. IL. Her parents were Richard & Mary Jones Noden of England & Wales. Their daughter Etta Lucy married Robert Bradley which was O'Brallaghan before the name change by immigration. Their daughter Irma Lillian married William H. Astle, Astel, Astill, & Astley. Most of our relatives go by Astle or Astel. Their son Joseph Edmund married my mother Edna LaRue Lipsey which brings us to me Rebecca Sue Astel Hornung. I''l let you know if we are from Cornelius' line. 22 Jun 1999 Becka2949@aol.com I am also researching Noel Family History. My great-grandmother was Etta Lucy Noel Bradley. Her father was Jackson Noel born: 8/31/1846 in Peoria Co., IL. His father was John Noel born: 1810 in Natural Bridge, Va., he married Jane Trial of Peoria Co, IL 5/14/1840. We can not find out who John's parents were. He was married before coming to IL, they had 2 sons before he was widowed. 30 Apr 1999 Kkonet2@aol.com The two Philip Noel's and Polly Webbs are different people, believe it or not. My parents had Philip Noel's (born 1817) obituary plus the have his hand painted birth certificate from Adams Co., PA. Polly Webb was married once before to a Mr. Messenger and had two boys by him..they are listed in the Jefferson Co., WI census as being born in Illinois. Polly then married Philip. My folks also have Philip's will (he died in 1893). My Philip and Polly's children's name are completely different from the ones of your Philip and Polly. Philip Noel and Polly Laurinda Webbs Children: 17 Apr 1999 Melanie <melaniejk@geocities.com> Hello. I'm trying to find information about Noel families that lived in Charlotte County, Virginia. I know about the book by J. Week "Emmigrant Cornelius Noel from Netherlands to Virginia." And the book lists a Charles H.A. Noel but I don't understand how he is related to Cornelius Noel. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I've searched a microfilm at the LDS that has a batch submitted by a J. Weeks and there is a page with Charles H.A. Noel with his parents names and siblings but I couldn't find anything about his grandfather on the film or their connection to Cornelius Noel. There is a lot of information on the Noel family on the Internet but I can't seem to find any about the family I am researching. 5 Feb 1999 "Arthur Clarkson, Jr." <a.clarkson@worldnet.att.net> My maternal grandfather's name was Charles F. Noel. He married Ora V. Muffley and they had a farm near Hannibal Missouri. My grandfather died in his early 60's in 1948 or 1949 in Hannibal Missouri and he is buried in the Mt. Zion Christian Church cemetery near Hannibal. My grandmother was born 01/01/1887 and died in Helena, Montana in February, 1973. She is also buried in the Mt. Zion Church cemetery. 22 Jan 1999 funke@cyberport.net (Jim Funke) Do you have any info on a Jacob Noel born abt 1778 and married Elizabeth Albright Nov 2 1815 in Shenandoah, VA. Elizabeth born Oct 22, 1793. He was a Private in the war of 1812 in Captain George Parks Infantry from Hampshire Co. VA. Their children were: 1. Jacob born 1819 2 Samuel born abt 1819 3. William bornabt 1822 4-5 two daughters 17 Oct 1998 "SANDRA L SANCHEZ" <EWESTFALL@prodigy.net> I have Jacob's father as Passchier Noel b. HALWEIJN,VLAANDEREN BELGIUM and his mother STIJNTJE JASPERS b. MENEN,WEST VLAANDEREN, BELGIUM.I have nothing further back then that. By the wife in case you don't have it Corneilius's wife
was Elizabeth Page b. about 1645 in London, England. 17 Oct 1998 "SANDRA L SANCHEZ" <EWESTFALL@prodigy.net> Jennie Noel Weeks changed the Ancestry of Cornelius with corrections to her book after receiving information from a professional researcher in Holland. Below is the correct information. Cornelius Noel b. 1623 Leiden So. Hollond died 6/6/1699 Essex Co. Va. was the son of Jacob Nouwelsz Noel b. about 1599 Leiden South Holland and TREINTJE CORNELISDR b. about 1603 Leiden South Holland. Sources: !BIRTH: RECORDS OF THE HOOGLANDSCHE CHURCH PARISH RECORDS OF LEIDEN, S-H,NETHERLANDS. !RECORDS: CARD INDEX OF THE WALLOON REF. CHRUCH COLL. OF LEIDEN, S-H; NETHERLANDS !RECORDS: INDEX OF PROCLAIMATIONS, LEIDEN, NETHERLANDS. !RECORDS: PROCLAMIATIONS OF LEIDEN S-H, NETHERLANDS !RECORDS: COURT RECORDS OF LEIDEN, S-H, NETHERLANDS, SEARCHED BY MR. DIENDER OF THE NETHERLANDS. !MARRAIGE: MARRAIGE RECORDS OF THE HOOGLAND CHURCH OF LEIDEN NETHERSLANDS. !MARRAIGE: BRIDES INDEX OF LEIDEN. FILM 119122 G 78 14 JAN 1621. !RECORDS: INDEX OF THE WALLOON REFORMED CHRUCH COLLECTIONS OF LEIDEN. Jacob was the son of PASSCHIER NOWE born Halweijn, Vlaanderen,Belgim. and STIJNTJE JASPERS-b.MENEN,WEST VLAANDEREN,BELGIUM Sources:!RECORDS: CARD INDEX OF THE WALLOON REF.
CHRUCH COLL. OF LEIDEN, 8 Sep 1998 "Noles, Robert B." <noles@gs.verio.net> Thanks very much for responding to my inquiry about Benjamin & Jesse Noel, possible descendants of Cornelius Noell (1623-1699). I would very much appreciate a list of the relationships
for which you have I believe my line ties in to either a Jesse or a Benjamin
Noel, but I'm not I am aware of the following three (2 Benjamins & 1
Jesse) that I believe I have reference to the following as being descendants of Cornelius Noell: Benjamin NOEL (born 1712), son of Daniel NOEL from
Essex Co., VA. 3 Sep 1998 1 "V. Lovell" <vlovell@pacbell.net> Major Noel and Caleb were the sons of Caleb Noel and Elizabeth Garnett, who was the son of James Noel (or spelled Noell) who is a descendant of Corelius Noel. Most of the information I have on my Noel line was taken from the source (Emigrant Corelius Noel from Holland to Virginia & his Descendants in America, Compiled by Mary Roberts Noel 1908 -1950 & Jenie Noel Weeks 1930-1977, Published 1977 Salt Lake City Utah, film # 1206297 item 1-7 (Volume 1-4) Volume 4 contiues on film #1033752, item 1-5. This film contains charts, history, wills, letters.) Caleb Noel married Elizabeth Osborn in Jefferson Co. KY.in 1798 and had my descendant Frances E. Noel. Caleb's brother Major Noel married Nancy Osbourne (who is either Elizabeth's sister or cousin) in Trigg Co., KY in 1808, their children were Thomas, Franklin G., and Edwin. Caleb Noel (Major's brother, who btw wasn't called Major because of being in the service, it was a family name) died young without an estate. His daughter, Frances Noel went to live with her Uncle Major and Major moved his clan to Missouri. I don't have Caleb Noel's death date, but his daughter Frances was born in 1807 in Essex Co. Virginia and she married in 1818 in Jefferson Co., KY. her father died before her marriage and she lived with her Uncle in Missouri before 1818. I am trying to find them in Missouri as well as find more information about the Noel's and Osborne's that lived in Trigg. Co., Kentucky. Who are your descendants that lived in Trigg Co., KY.?? 2 Nov 1997 "Michael J. Godshalk" <godshalk@suntan.eng.usf.edu> Descendants of Henry NOEL
1 Henry
NOEL b: 1812 in
Virginia d: 1878 in Leesburg,
Indiana (age 03 Mar 1998 Jim Cyphert <jimcyphert@labyrinth.net> >Here are some names that had a social or family
connection Philip and Barbari moved to Westmoreland County, PA with
other Catholic Families that you mention that had descendents at Crates
include Griffen, An excellent reference to the families at Crates is
"Aarons of Crates, PA 25 Mar 1998 Ed Noel <enoel@kpmg.com> My family tree traces to Pierre Noel (b1609) through Francois (his son) who came from Chirzy, Poitou. to old St. Laurent. 05 Aug 1998 James <murjast@csrlink.net> I was seeking info on my maternal G-G Grandmother Matilda Noel, b 12 MAR, 1822 md to Daniel Kline. I checked your homepage but did not connect.Since then I have received new info that Matilda's parents were Samuel and Margaret [Felix] from Adams Co. Samuel's parents were Daniel and Mary[?] ; Daniel's parents were Peter and Margaret [?] ; Peters parents were Joseph and [?]. The lady who sent me this claims to have done considerable researching of early Cambria Co. families. So now I'm out to prove or disprove the above. Sure hope she's right. So now it wants to fit into you line providing the above
DANIEL is your BLASIUS' brother. 10 Apr 1999 1 "betty cain" <cainbet@hotmail.com> THE GERMAN CHURCH RECORDS OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1812-1820 VOL.4 by Paul Miller Ruff Mt. Pleasant Twp., ST PAUL LUTHERAN & REFORMED TEXT ...... Page 106 Baptismal #806 SARA ANNA born 12 Oct 1819 bpt 12 Dec 1819 Also the name Margaret Kreitzer appears as sponsor at the
baptisms of I have most of Ruff's books--(don't tell on me, please
:). I have a May I suggest you contact Pastor Ruff. He is a
great guy; very 11 Apr 1999 "betty cain" <cainbet@hotmail.com> John Noel of Derry Twp., shoemaker, s/o Blasius and Mary, born in Frederick County, Maryland; died 15 Mar 1855 in Derry Twp of old age, aged 74 years. Buried in (Mt?) St Vincent Cemetery. Spouse: Magdalena. Living issue: Joachim, Blasius, Aloysius, and Eliza E w/o John (Henry?). Certificate returned by Joachim Noel of Derry Twp. The above is from Death Certificates, Westmoreland County
1852-1855 10 Oct 1999 Raymond Noel <raynoel@videotron.ca> I am a descendant of Francois Noel and Nicole Le Grand. On my Web Page you can find some details on my ancestors. http://pages.infinit.net/raymond/ 10 Oct 1999 PEGASSI@aol.com The Noel's that I am looking for made their home and some are buried in Williamstown, MA. Henry, married to Clara Gingras and his father Cassimire Noel married to Odile Hinkle are the names that I have in mind. 11 Oct 1999 VFW2615@aol.com It is great to know that there are others interested in the Noel line in SW Louisiana. The only information I have been able to glean from the census records and Rev Hebert's books is slim. Here is what I know: Eugene Noel immigrated to the US in 1874. He married
Elodie Gastal on 22 October 1878 in Abbeville (Vermilion
Parish) Louisiana. His parents were Any information about where the family originated or if
they are related to any of the lines that you all have
would be appreciated. 11 Oct 1999 "Paul Noel" <pnoel@Whidbey.net> Here is somemore Noel lore that may be of interest. #When traveling in the Philippines we were in Cebu City.
Checked the phone #Have you heard of the "Melungeons", possibly a lost
settlement from early #Short note, Seattle newspaper, 10 Aug 1996: "The Navy
has its first Muslim #Story in the Santa Ana, CA Register, 14 Aug 1972:
Spaniard lion tamer, #Cover of Newsweek Magazine, 15 April 1996 is of the
Unabomer (sic) and FBI #My grandmother, Essie Kate Noel, of Corning, KS is
listed as one of the 11 Oct 1999 SVass@aol.com My Noel ancestor is Sarah Noel b. 1845 in ? (Westmoreland, Cambria, Adams) Co, PA and married John G. Glass in PA before they moved to Howard Co, IA in ca 1860.) 14 Oct 1999 Troy Sagrillo <t.sagrillo@utoronto.ca> Name: Joseph Neikirk --------------------------------------------- Birth: 2 Apr 1806 , Washington, Maryland Death: 2 Mar 1887 Adams township, Seneca, Ohio Father: Michael Neukirch (1763-1849) Mother: Catherine Pense (>1763-<1826) Spouse: *** Barbara Noel *** Children 19 Oct 1999 1 <bsmith@island.net> Alpheus Noel (s/o Jacob Noel & Lucretia Hitchcock) born 1810 in Scioto Co, Ohio died 1860 Scioto Co, Ohio married 1838 to Olivia V Wright (d/o James Wright); had 6 children. Looking for marriage & death information on 4 of them - Jacob W. Noel b 1840 (no longer on Scioto Co census after 1860); Johnson Noel b 1845; Henry Clay Noel b 1846 (known as Clay); Austin Noel b 1853 (last three disappeared after 1870 census in Scioto Co). Also death information on Olivia Wright Noel (last on 1870 census in Scioto Co) 19 Oct 1999 Ps60yo@aol.com Alpheus Noel (s/o Jacob Noel & Lucretia Hitchcock) born 1810 in Scioto Co, I don`t have data on these people , But I do have the Noel and Hitchcock family in my family ..... Jacob Noel who died 1778 in Scioto Co and a Lydia Hitchcock who died Jan 1864 in Scioto , I would bet we / they are part of the same families ...... Would you like to explore the possibilities ? , Phil 20 Oct 1999 BLNA@aol.com I WAS BORN BETTY LOU NOLL IN 1926 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MY FATHER WAS JOHN MARION NOLL BORN IN 1896 IN MARION CO, KANAS. HIS FATHER WAS JOHN PAGE NOLL BORN IN 1875 DAUPHIN CO, PA. JOHN PAGE NOLL'S MOTHER WAS ELIZABETH SHUH PAGE NOLL. DO YOU KNOW JOHN RISER NOLL BORN IN 1852 IN HUMMELSTOWN, DUPHIN CO. PA? I AM SO DESPERATE I REALLY NEED HELP, BETTY LOU NOLL BEAUMONT ACKTINSON 21 Oct 1999 Earl Noel <eanoel@erols.com> Descendants of: Alpheous Noel * Alpheous Noel b. 11-MAR-1810 d. 08-DEC-1859 m.
13-MAR-1838 Olivia Van Meter Wright b. 22 Oct 1999 tonyb39@idt.net (Anthony Bentivegna) Andrew Gerstenweiler is found amond the pascal communion and confession records at Loretto, in 1810-1813. He and Catherine are thereafter found at Sportman's Hall: Andrew Gerstenweiler sponsored the baptism of John, son of George and Catherine Miller, at Sportsman's Hall, Westmoreland County, Pa., on April 7, 1814. He and his wife Catherine also sponsored the baptism of Andrew, son of Jacob and Mary Kuhn, at Sportman's Hall on December 11, 1814. 22 Oct 1999 JMatuch537@aol.com researching the NOEL family looking for information on the parents and siblings of Henry Wilkens NOEL s/o Jean NOEL and Elizabeth Wilkens both of whom are from St. Helier but their children Jean and Henry Wilkens NOEL b. Mar 11, 1811. Both Jean and Henry were christened in St. Petersport Guernsey. Jean NOEL the father was the son of Jean NOEL and ? I have been searching in the LDS files and there are over 200 Jean NOELs. 1. have found Jean NOEL married to Jeanne PALLOT w son Jean NOEL b. 13 Mar 1811 in St. Helier Jersey and wonder if they might be related to my family line. 2. Jean NOEL h/o Ann Le GALLAIS f/o Jean b. 11 Mar 1791 St Helier 3. Jean NOEL h/o Marie NORFOLK f/o of Jean b 22 May 1791 St. Helier 4. Jean NOEL h/o Anne MESSERVY f/o Jean b. 12 Apr 1734 St. Partin Jersey 5. Jean NOEL h/o Anne RENOUF f/o Jean b 1738 St. Martin 6. Jean NOEL h/o Rachel GODFREY f/o Jean b 1753 St. Martin 7 Jean NOEL h/o mARIE jennes f/o Jean b 1756 St. Martin 8. Jean NOEL h/o Anne RENOUF f/o Jean b 1738 St. Martin 9. Jean NOEL h/o sUSAN gallichan f/o Jean b 1772 St. Martin 10. Jean NOEL h/o eLIZABETH laurens f/o Jean b 1801 St. Martin 11. Jean NOEL h/o Anne RENOUF f/o Jean b 1738 St. Martin
23 Oct 1999 "Nancy Huber" <nhube@email.msn.com> I and a distant cousin are also doing research on Noel in Catherine Township, Blair Co. PA and in Cambria Co. PA. Direct line is Daniel Noel married to Ellen Taylor, lived in Canoe Creek, Blair Co. where the state park is now located. We have Ellen Taylor's parents but not Daniel Noel. He was born about 1835. I have a list of most of his brothers and sisters. Their daughter Priscilla Noel moved up to Gallitzin, PA about 1885, was a widow of Wm. Aurandt, married Francis (Fitz)Gibbons in Gallitzin. Do you have any information on the Blair Co. Noel families? 26 Oct 1999 rmhenry@wpa.net I was at the Hope Methodist Church Cemetery in Youngstown, PA today. I found a tombstone for Margaret Noel. It has the following on the stone: Margaret Noel Wife of Lazarus Noel November 3, 1881 - In the 57th year of her age. This was from the Jacob Noel family who went to Ligonier. I never noticed this before but he was baptized a Catholic while none of the family where at St Vincent's. That was a long trip in those days. The Dellon/Delon family was one of the Seven Families on The Princes Augusta. Some went to Loretto and other places.. From "The Noel Tree" - LAZARUS NOEL (N4C6) ,sixth child
of Jacob and Catherine, was born 9 Oct 1815 in Menallen
township, Adams County, Pa. He was baptized at
Conewago Chapel in Adams County on 5 May 1816.
Sponsors were Michael and Theresa Dellon. Lazarus
accompanied his parents to Hamiltonban Township, Adams
County, in 1816; and to Ligonier Township, Westmoreland
County, Pennsylvania, in 1823. He was taxed in
Ligonier Township in 1838, 1839, and 1840 for one horse;
but appears in the 1840 census in Freeport Borough,
Armstrong County, Pa., living with his wife. Lazarus was
probably married in early 1840. His wife was
Margaret Stepp. The Stepp family history is found in
Chapter VI. 27 Oct 1999 Webrene1@aol.com From Marilyn Waterman's book "EDWARDS-BROGAN FAMILIES OUR WELSH IRISH CONNECTIONS" She has Eliza Ellen Noel daughter of John Noel (B) ca 1815 27 Oct 1999 rmhenry@wpa.net I spent seven hours at the library today working on the
1850 census. I found John S. Henry and his family. 27 Oct 1999 rmhenry@wpa.net This article is in the OLD AND NEW WESTMORELAND BOOK. John M. Henry, one of the most successful business men of Unity Township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, comes of good old Pennsylvania stock, and is decdnded from one John Henry, his grandfather, who was born March 7, 1777. The Henry family is of German origin, but whether this original John Henry was born in that country or been decended from German parents, has not been definitely ascertained. However that may be, he owned a farm in Westmoreland county conssisting of some one hundred and ninety acres, one hundred and twenty of which now constitute the Palmer farm in Unity township. Here he spent a large portion of his life, engaged in farming, and here he eventually died on March 15, 1855. He married Mary Magdelina Noel, a member of another very old Westmoreland county family, and among their children was John S. Henry, the father of John M. Henry, of this review. He was one of two children, the other being a sister Mary, who later became the wife of Michael Palmer, who died in Youngstown in 1916. To Mrs. Palmer the old Henry homstead was left, which is now in the possession of her son, Edward Palmer. Mary (Henry) Palmer's death occurred while she was still a very young woman. John S. Henry became the owner of a farm that was originally a portion of the old Nosker farm of about thirteen hundred acres, and here he lived during the major portion of his life. He married Eliza Noel, and they were the parents of eleven children, as follows: Israel J., who now resides in Derry township; Matilda, who became the wife of Frank J. Slater, and eventually died in Latrobe; Elias C. who is engaged in business as a carpenter at Greensburg; Eliza Agnes, who became the wife of Frank Miller, and eventually died at Manitou; John M. with whose career we are particularly concerned; Edward, who died when but twenty-two years of age after taking a course in pharmacy at the State College; and five other children now deceased. John S. Henry erected the handsome barn, forty-five by sixty-five feet in dimensions, in the year 1859. He and his wife were Catholics in their religious belief and attended St. Vincent's Church which is located about two miles from their farm. Born on April 11, 1862, on this old farm, John M. Henry son of John S. and Eliza (Noel) Henry, passed the years of his childhood there and gained his education at the local public schools. While still a young man he purchased interests in his father's farm, which was located in the coal region and which was one of the most prolific in that neighborhood. In the year 1880 the underlying coal was sold at the rate of seventy-five dollars per acre. For a time Mr. Henry followed farming as his occupation, but eventually entered the paper hanging and slating business which he has developed to its present large proportions. His sons are associated with him in this enterprise, and the firm makes a specialty of slate roofing, a line of industry that demands more than the supply can keep pace with at the present time. In this he has made a great success and has done a very large business in and about that region. John M. Henry was united in marriage, January 9, 1884, with Amelia Thana, a daughter of John and Catherine (Beckman) Thana who came from Germany in 1846 in the same ship that brought the Rev. Francis Boniface Wimmer, who was the founder in America of the Benedictine Order of St. Vincent. They had been his parishioners in Germany and were ready to follow him to America, where they continued in close relationship with him and were communicants of the mother church here. They resided in Denison in Unity township, where Mrs. Henry was born, and they are buried at St. Vincent's, their deaths occurring at the ages of seventy-five and seventy years respectiveely. They were the parents of two sons, besides their daughter, Mrs. Henry, Thomas, of Latrobe, and Clement, who died at the age of thirty-two years. To Mr. and Mrs. Henry the following children have been born: Joseph, who died in childhood; Mary T. who became the wife of Charles B. Smucker, who resides at St. Vincent's Crossing, where he is employed as a machinist; Charles J. who is engaged in business as a carpenter in Latrobe, and who married Blanche Nessler; Catherine, who became the wife of James A. Mills, of Mine No. 1, at Connellsville; Edward, who is now engaged in business as a blacksmith; and Francis. Edward and Francis are the two sons who are engaged waith their father in the paper hanging and slate roofing business and are members of the firm with him. Mr. and Mrs. Henry and all their children are members of the Catholic church and all attend St. Vincent's Church of that denomination. They are all of them Democrats, but do not take an active part in the actual politics of the region. They are all possessed of a strong musical talent and the sons are all members of an orchestra. Mr. Henry is a fine type of the Pennsylvania business man and merchant, absolutely honest and square in his dealings with all men, a strict disciplinarian where his own conduct is in question, keeping himself closely to work at his daily tasks, yet tolerant of other men. A great lover of home and all its associations, he finds his chief happiness by his own fireside and is a most devoted husband and father. He is of a retiring disposition, as may well be observed in his connections with politics. He is a strong supporter of the Democratic party and the principles and policies which it stands for, but he neglects to press his position of influence as one of the most important citizens of the community, and never held any office. It is said of such men that it is more than ever the duty of prosperity to preserve the records in order that they may be insured of their true mead of praise that might suffer a certain eclipse in their own too modest treatment. 30 Oct 1999 <tsharvey@gateway.net> I am the daughter of William John Noel and Kay Diane Lender Noel. My parents still live in Latrobe, PA (Youngstown, to be exact, though the municipality is Unity Township and they have a Latrobe mailing address). I am attempting to trace my parents' lineage, but I can't seem to find a link to your family. My father is the son of Harry Francis Noel (b 7-29-1916, d 8-27-1988) and Josephine Hotra Noel (b 3-27-1920, d 8-31-1988). Harry and Josephine, my grandparents, had 11 children and lived in Irwin, PA. Harry's father was also named Harry Francis Noel. My father's side of the family was Catholic. I haven't been able to find much info yet or been able to trace any further back. I do know most of the family is buried at Unity Cemetary in Irwin and I can't discern any ties to St. Vincent. 08 Nov 1999 rmhenry@wpa.net John M. Henry m. Amelia Thaner or Thanner. They had the following children: Mary T. Henry Charles J. Henry Catherine Henry b. Mar.20,1881 d. 1979 Edward J. Henry Francis X. Henry Catherine Henry m. James A. Mills July 2, 1913. They had the following children: Mary M. Mills m. Michael E. Stahovic May 6, 1944 Raymond P. Mills m. Margaret M. Macey Sept. 17, 1955 Edna C. Mills m. James L. Noel June 28, 1947 Edward J. Mills Matilda A. m. a Maiers and lived in Pittsburgh, PA James Mills 10 Nov 1999 rmhenry@wpa.net Peter Noel b.abt. 1820 d. Sept 28 1883 In Loretto m. Sarah Ann Coons Children: Christina, Joseph, Peter, John and Mary Ann 11 Nov 1999 "Martha Conrad" <msc@nauticom.net> Then Catherine Noel who married Issac Conrad is buried in St Patrick's ChurchCemetery in Newry, Blair Co, Pa. She died on Aug 26, 1878 in Hollidaysburg, Pa. I have her parents as John Noel and Maria Little. But none of this is verified. I have her as being born in Maryland, but that is questionable. ST. VINCENT CEMETERY Tue, 02 Nov 1999 23:47:16 -0500 rmhenry@wpa.net John S. Henry 1816-1893 Eliza E. Henry 1817-1889 Eugene Henry 1931-1946 Edward F. Henry May 8,189? 24 years Francis X. Henry 1896-1965 Mary E. Henry 1909-1955 WIFE Charles J. Henry July 11,1889-June 3,1973 Blanche Henry Mar.7,1884-Aug.9,1956 John M. Henry Apr.11,1862-Mar.11-1946 Amelia Henry Dec.2,1859-Oct.31,1933 Edward J. Henry III 1961-1984 Grandson of Edward J. Henry. John Henry m. Mary Magdalina Noel. I don't know if the rest of these people are related. Blanche Nessler Henry's parents are Joseph Nessler and
Elizabeth Ruffner. 10 Nov 1999 rmhenry@wpa.net Peter Noel b.abt. 1820 d. Sept 28 1883 In Loretto m. Sarah Ann Coons Children: Christina, Joseph, Peter, John and Mary Ann ZINK 12 Nov 1999 rmhenry@wpa.net I haven't really gotten into this part of the family yet. About 2 or 3 years ago I met a lady, Zita Pershing, at Sunnyland Nursing Home in Pleasant Unity. She was a very nice lady but she was very hard of hearing and it was very difficult to talk with her. She told me that Elizabeth Zink was m. to John Thaner, Amelia's brother. She said they were m. at St. Vincent. She said she m. Lewis Pershing Apr. 23, 1923 at Holy Family Church. Lewis was b. Aug. 14, 1898. Lewis d. Oct.1,1962 and is bur. at St. Mary Cem. She said she had a sister Marie, a sister, Edna, that m. a Murray, Agnes d.as an infant, Charles d. young and Joseph d. at 6 wks. old. Zita told me that John Thaner had a sister Amelia, a sister Theresa that m. Joseph Kloos, a sister Agnes that m. George Kloos, a sister Kate that m. John Schriber, a sister Philomenia that m. a Smith and a brother Clement. She also told me Elizabeth Zink had a brother, Frank that m. Belle Schick and they had a dau. Gertrude that m. Bill Porter. Gertrude and Bill had a dau. Dorothy that m. a Carrvagio. Lewis and Zita never had any children but they adopted a dau. I found her obit in the paper this summer. Does any of this sound familiar to you? Mrs. Lewis S. Pershing Mrs. Anna Zita Pershing, 96, of Latrobe died Tuesday, June 8, 1999, in Latrobe Area Hospital. Born April 8 1903, in Loydsville, she was a daughter of the late John and Marie (Zink) Turner. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Lewis S. Pershing, and sister, Edna Murray. Surviving are her daughter, Mary Lou Rullo (and her husband Herman) of Tucson, Arizona; three grandchildren, Tony Rullo and Mary Anne Tolme of Tucson and Eric Rullo of Steelton, and two great grandchildren, Dominic Rullo and Timothy Tolmie of Tucson. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday in John J. Lopatich Funeral Home Inc., 601 Weldon St., Latrobe. Funeral Mass will be celebrated 10 a.m. Friday in St.Boniface Catholic Church, Chestnut Ridge, by the Rev. Simon J. Toth,OSB. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Unity Township. 16 Nov 1999 <gdwilson@texas.net> I'm looking for descendants of two Noell families that lived in Eastland Co.(Carbon and Kokomo) Texas around 1900. I'm not sure if the Noell husbands were brothers or not, but the Burton wives were sisters. Please let me know if you have any information on these two families: Frances Elizabeth (Burton) and husbands, Putnam "Put" F. Noell (d. 29JAN1890) and Perry Snow Lucy Belle (Noell) Worley (dau,
b. 03JUN1880 Glen Rose, Somervell County) and.... Dora Belle (Burton) and James Noell (d. 20FEB1906) JOSEPH S. NOEL 17 Feb 1999 Noeln@uncwil.edu Thanks for getting back to me with all the detailed information. I will be busy sorting this out for a long time! Joseph S. was my great great grandfather. He and Adaline were both Catholic and had many children, one of whom was Francis Augustus Noel. "Gus" Noel had Carl Nicholas, Sr (my grandfather), who had Carl Nicholas, Jr. (my father). All of them had many children (5 - 10) so there are many Noels still in South Central PA descended from him. It would be interesting to make the connection with your family, because I'm sure there is one. Joseph S. Noel's decendants are replete with Josephs, Nicholas's, Johns, Georges, Andrews, Marys, and Elizabeths, as are the people in the Charles Noel book. One other clue that I have is that Francis Augustus Noel and his wife owned land and houses on the Codorus Creek near York, PA in the early 1900's. I got the feeling from the old stories that this property had been "in the family" for a long time. Nora Noel |