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27 Jul 2001 "Kris Alsteen" <MommyTaz022200@new.rr.com> The Noel's I am Looking for is my Great grandmother Pearl. She was born in Town of Schley, Lincoln County, Wisconsin on May 23, 1903. She Married Edward Fehlberg on Sep. 9, 1930 and had 2 children with him- Delores and Kenneth (my grandfather). Pearl and Edward got divorced at sometime and both of them remarried, she to Andrew Rochelt. Pearl's parents are Octave Noel & Anna Peterson married on Dec. 7 1895 in Lincoln County, Wisconsin. Beside Pearl they had 2 other children named Emma, born Aug. 7 1905 and Inga. I know Octave was married before Anna to someone and had children named Sadie, Edmond, & Gertrude. If any of this matches with what you have Please let me know. It is hard for me to get any information on this side of me family because my grandfather Kenneth died when my mother was only 5 and her mother remarried and never kept in touch with any of her late husband's family. Sat, 28 Jul 2001 jeanshar40@aol.com JACOB A4 SHARBAUGH (JACOB JOSEPH3 SCHABACHER, JOANES PETRUS2, JOHANUS JACOBUS1) was born 1814 in kubelberg ,germany, and died December 24, 1875 in east carroll twp cambria co pa. He married (1) MARY ELIZABETH BENDER November 24, 1835 in st michaels loretto pa, daughter of EMERICUS BENDER and MARY YOST. She was born February 1811 in cambria co, and died September 10, 1836 in cambria co. He married (2) MARY CATHERINE NOEL May 07, 1838 in st micheals loretto pa. She was born May 04, 1820 in germany, and died 1880 in east carroll twp cambria co pa. More About JACOB A SHARBAUGH: Burial: 1875, st benedicts cemetery carrolltown PETER4 SHARBAUGH (JACOB JOSEPH3 SCHABACHER, JOANES PETRUS2, JOHANUS JACOBUS1) was born June 1824 in Kubelberg, germany, and died April 03, 1912 in cambria co. He married ANNA NOEL February 29, 1848 in st michaels loretto pa. She was born January 26, 1825 in germany, and died April 10, 1902 in cambria co. More About PETER SHARBAUGH: Burial: 1912, st benedicts carrolltown pa More About ANNA NOEL: Burial: 1902, st benedicts
carrolltown
pa 10 Aug 2001 Bdjul@aol.com My dad,just related a story to me about his Noel side of the family history. He said that his ancestor was a count in France during
the
French Revolution.
He also said he dropped the little thing over the O in
Noel at some
point.
He fled to England and then came to America. He had
gold that he
brought with him that either he or one of his descendents
kept in a
stove
on his farm in or near Cresson, Cambria County,
Pennsylvania. The
gold was then handed down to his children and sent them
all to college
in California, Pennsylvania at what was then known as
California State
Teachers College. All the girls, unsure of any
names,
became
schoolteachers. One of the descendents who lived on
that farm was
a Bernard Noel and was my great uncle. My
great-grandfather was
Edward
J. Noel b. 11-16-1897 m. Verna L. Powell b. 1897 d.
1962. They
resided
in Coal Center, Pennsylvania in what was called by locals,
Sally Town
Dip.
They had two children, Donald Cabe Noel, b. 3-18-1921 and
d. 7-1972,
and
a daughter, Verna Mae Noel b. 1918 and d. 1935. My
dad was
"Cabe's"
son.
Jonna
Lee
Noel
Julian 12 Aug 2001 <gnoelaw@op.net> My great grandfather Emmanuel Noel died on May 12, 1893. I believe he spent most of his life in the area of Williamstown, Pa. but returned to Adams Co in his later years. His first wife was Elizabeth Fitzpatrick (D/M - MAY 16, 1869) and my grandfather George was one of his sons, born on April 9, 1870. Elizabeth died on April 1, 1878 and Emmanuel subsequently remarried. His second wife was named Altelda Bueck and that wedding took place on Jan 30, 1881 in Lykens, Pa. We have not been able to locate Emmanuel's date or place of birth but do know that he served in the 165th Pa Regiment Co F from Nov of 1862 to July of 1863. He was 18 at the time he entered the service. I do not know how when or why the family moved to Williamstown, apparently from Adams Co or why he returned there. Emmanuel had 4 sons and 1 daughter with his wife
Elizabeth: George,
John, Joseph, Annie and William. Annie died at an
early
age.
My grandfather George spent most of his life in the
Natlalie-Shamokin
area
and died on October 11, 1942. He was blinded in a
coal mining
accident
on Nov 4, 1917. My aunt who provided me with much of
this info is
adamant that we should 18 Aug 2001 "pat bobbitt" <patbobbitt@alltel.net> My grandfather was Albert Skelly from Cambria Co. Pa. I have the Skelly information and am now working on their wives. Albert's grandmother was Susan Noel Skelly. She was married to Daniel Skelly and as far as I've found they were from Cambria Co. also. Their son William was my grandfathers father. (Note: Susan was the daughter of Nicholas Noel the son of Peter Noel from Adams County and Europe - DN) 22 Aug 2001 Judy Vincent <judyvincent@usa.net> I am searching for my Noel family line. I have found the following listed in the SW Louisiana Records: 1 Francois Noel I would like to find where Francois and Isabelle came
from. I
am thinking
possibly Canada or directly from France. Any information I
can get
wouldhelp.
Thanks.
Judy
Vincent
10 Sep 2001 Nylynn2@aol.com I am an African-American Noel. One of our family names is Essex Noel. He is the fourth Essex Noel. I hope this helps. 13 Sep 2001 "rmhenry@wpa.net" <rmhenry@wpa.net> [ Joachim Noel ] One of the most melancholy accidents it has been our duty to chronicle for some time happened at the residence of Mr. Joachem Noel, in Derry township,near St. Clair, on Thursday of last week. Mr. Noel's son and wife reside with him and they had a son, a bright little fellow about ten months old. A short time ago he was taken very ill with the measles, and for quite a while they did not expect him to live, but he was spared, for a fate, it seems, ten-fold greater. After an illness of about three weeks he began to revive and show symptoms of final recovery, when on the 16th instant, he met death in one of its worst forms. He had just been washed and cleanly dressed by his mother, after which she nursed him to sleep and placed him in his crib. She then placed a covering of some light material over his face to keep the air from him as much as possible, and went to the kitchen to attend to something pertaining to the culinary department of the household. Her sister, who was with her during the child's illness had just gone up stairs for some article of dress and had been gone but a short time when she heard a strange noise proceeding from the room below. Thinking the child might probably need her services she hastened down the stairs and upon entering the room was horrified to behold the child's clothing and the clothing of the crib wrapped in flames. With more than ordinary presence of mind she rushed to the side of the crib and rescued the child from its ??? of torture, but not until it was most frightfully burned. It lived until about ten o'clock that night when it was relieved from its terrible suffering by the merciful hand of death. The fire is supposed to have originated from a piece of hot slate or coal flying from the grate. Mrs. Noel was formerly a resident of Cambria county, and her many friends will be shocked to hear of this terrible affair. The parents have our heartfelt sympathy, in this their hour of trouble, for the loss of their darling child. Latrobe
Advance
Wednesday,
February 24, 1875 18 Sep "Barry and Sue Smith" <barry-sue@home.com> Looking for info on these People: George Noel s/o Peter Noel & Sophia Good was b 1797
in
Scioto Co.,
Ohio. He married 9 Apr 1826 to Eliza Landers. Maria Louisa Noel d/o Isaac Noel & Harriet Johnson
born
1832 in
Scioto Co., Ohio. Moved with parents to Grant Co., Who is the father of Peter Noel b 1822 in Ohio who married Serepta Brewer in Will Co., Illinois in 1844 Who were the parents of Philip Noel b 1824 & died 13 Oct 1851? He is buried in Zarley Cemetery, Will Co., Illinois The 1850 Mortality schedule shows a Euphemia Noel age 1
who
drowned
in Will Co., Illinois. Who were her parents? 19 Sep 2001 Lisa KEEEEKA@aol.com I think that I am descended by from Mary Catherine Noel (daughter of Jacob and Catherine) - she would be my 4th great grandmother. A Robb researcher told me that she actually had two children by Arthur St. Clair Robb, one being the William you mention, and the other being born the year before and named John Murray Robb (Jr.) He is supposed to have been taken in by Arthur's brother John Murray Robb (Sr.) and raised with that family (JM Robb Sr. married Barbara Schoenfeldt and had other children.) Arthur disappeared after the second son William was born. I was told that Mary Catherine Noel and Arthur Robb never married. 21 Sep 2001 "Kurt McDowell" <kurt@millcraft.com> My great grandmother was Keziah Noel, she was from the Westmoreland County/Ligonier area. I believe her mother was named Mattie. She married a gentleman named Burkholder...I am pretty certain that she died in Coraopolis Pa? Her parents resided in Latrobe. The time frame would have been mid to late 1800's.
Most
of my
ancestors were Lutherans, I am not descended from a
Burkholder but
rather
the McDowell's in Ligonier area. Mr.
Burkholder was my
Grandfather's
Step-Father. 23 Sep 2001 <noel@mcn.org> These must have been some of the Black Noel's who came from the French Islandsto Wilmington, DE during the French Revolution and maybe worked for the Du Ponts. Others are to have gone to Baltimore and Louisiana among other places. On this Page is a link for Noel's http://www.springhillfarm.com/broomhall/xaf-i-n.html which is this Page http://www.springhillfarm.com/broomhall/afric7.html On this Page search for Noël not Noel -------------------- Blacks in Delaware Catholic Records St. Peter's Cathedral in Wilmington, New Castle County,
DE
served parts
of "Catholic Parish Registers - Diocese of Wilmington," LDS
microfilm #
1846653. The area served by St. Peter's included the industrial
complex
that
the Duponts Baptisms, 4/1796 - 5/1834 Daughter of André Noël - Marie Zoé Marianne
- born
5 Apr 1800, baptized 27 July Jeanne Noël, born 20 Apr 1811, baptized 20 May 1811.
Parents André
Noël, Marie Louise Noël, born in Wilmington, 14 Mar 1817.
Baptized privately
30 Mar Henry (black) Born Wilmington, 23 June 1817. Father:
Gerard.
Mother:
Lucy. ******* Laurette Noël served as a proxy sponsor at the
baptism
of William Horsey, son of Outerbridge Horsey and Elizabeth
Lee, in
place
of Miss Mary Ringgold. 6 Oct 2001 <jb509@msn.com> CORNELIUS NOEL is my Line (via THOMAS NOELL WHO MARRIED MILDRED CALLAWAY ;A daughter of Col. Richard Callaway). I am a PROUD MEMBER of the DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN COLONISTS; COLONIAL DAMES; AND DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. A cousin from Bedford, Va., Mary Jane Noel (later I visited her in Tucson, Arizona) gave me the necessary information for my memberships. Jane G. Brien ---------------------- My "Noell" Family, as given to me by Mary Jane Noell Carter (now deceased)-She had records from Compiler, Jennie Noel Weeks (l978- 245 North Vine St., Salt Lake City, Utah 84103). Earliest family members: "NOWE PASSCHIER of Halewijn, VL (b:?)Married STINJNTJE
JASPERS
of Menen,
VL, Belg.(b.?) M: 19 March 1583, Their Children: CORNELIS (b:11 April 1622) Leiden,
Neth.(d:19
June 1622
Leiden,Neth.) Their Children:(1)DANIEL (b:abt. 1665, Essex Co..Va. md.
ELIZABETH ELLIOTT/ Information came from records :HOOGLAND CHURCH, LEIDEN,
S-H.,
NETHERLANDS.
With these names you should Here is the letter with a computer translation: Genealogy - South America
Date:
Fri, 5 Oct 2001 hola: Me llamo Gaston Lanoël, soy argentino, tengo
25 años
y quiero saber si mi apellido tiene relacion con los Noël.
Mis
antepasados
son franceses de Marmande al sur de Francia y vinieron a
la Argentina
alrededor
de 1890. Gastón A. Lanoël Hello: I am Gaston Lanoël, I am Argentine, I am 25
years
old and I want to know if my last name has a relationship
with the
Noël
surname. My ancestors are French from Marmande in the
south of France
and
came to Argentina around 1890. 12 Oct 2001 "Ava" <ava@essenheal.com> I was directed to your page by 'Ted' and was pleasantly surprised to find mention of my 5th great-grandparents there! Mary Noel (we have it as Mary Anna Noell) and Anthony Sell (he was actually Anthony Sells, Jr. from the Jacob Zellen line. This is a wonderful find! I had nothing on the Noel line, other than grandmother Mary, but I do have ALL of Mary and Anthony's descendants from their daughter Hannah Sells and Henry Newport right on up to 2001 births. Our line follows as thus: 25 Oct 2001 Newyearsbaby1151@aol.com While researching my great-grandfather Samuel Elsworth Noel, I discovered he first married Dorothy Boals of Crawford or Venango Co. (I forget which) in Jamestown NY and George was living in Woodville, Sandusky Co. OH. Woodville is surrounded by about 3-4 counties and was probably part of Wood Co. originally. So I found the following information: Woodville Cemetery 1850 Census Wood Co. John Noel 39
PA
John
Noel
73
PA Then in Stark Co. : Noels, Casper d. May 10,
1841
age:26 Then in Tuscarawas Co.: George Noel d. 8 Dec. 1882 79y 3m 2d I know from John and Margaret Noel that these people are all related. I've looked at the various web pages and it's hard to figure out who goes where. Can you shed some light on this? Cheryl Treece 27 Oct 2001 Webrene1@aol.com Does anyone have the burials at St.Aloysious? Sebastian OBold (Obuld/Obuldt) was Blasius Noel's
son-in-law
and is
buried at Below is a Krichten reference. The Seven Families do not have a living Krichten represented as related Jean Francois Chretien\Krichten/Christian who came that group. Dominic -------------- FYI a letter sent to RBW: ***************** Matthias Baker left a will naming his daughter Anna Elizabeth as w/o Christian Hemler. When Christian died in 1791. It was Matthias Baker Jr. who accompanied Anna Elizabeth to Orphan's Court and was named administrator of Christian's estate along with Anna Elizabeth. Christian died deeply in debt. He seemed to owe everyone money. According to tax records he owned twenty acres that contained and oil and a hemp mill. His estate also mentions 27 hat blocks. The property fell in both Pa. and Md. The large portion according to Orphan Court records fell in Pa. The property was ordered sold. I have never looked up who bought it. Christian had the following children: Susanna m Joseph Obold - This couple seemed to have
provided
for Anna
Elizabeth. Incidentally when Anna Elizabeth wrote her will in in 1804 she said my four daughters but named only three. She named only sons, Joseph and Henry and since she left only articles it leads me to believe Christian Jr. and John had already left the area. I think it was Henry who got her eye glasses. Christian Jr. is mentioned as owing her money in the administration of her estate. According to Orphan Court records it seems that John, Henry and Chatrina were still minors at the time of Christian Hemler's death. Sebastian Obld was named as guardian of the boys. If the Hemlers are part of your line I can provide you with better dates and documentation, otherwise it what was going on in the neighborhood back in the 1790's. Again if Joseph Obold is your ancestor, I would like to have a little more information on him if you have it. I am not directly related with the
Obolds
but they
married into a couple of my lines and the name is now
extinct in the
area
and if I do not collect some of the material on them who
will? I am
working
on several extinct names and currently revising some of
it. I would
like
to put a copy in the Hanover Public Library and the Adams
Co.
Historical
Society. 13 Nov 2001 "robert noel" <robert.noel@fuse.net> Trying to trace Noels that were in Grant and Mercer counties Kentucky in late 1800's. Found my grandmother in 1900 census as Permelia Noel. Recognized her only because all my aunts and uncles were listed as living at home. I believe her husband my grandfather was W.T. Noel. Ky lost all vital records in a fire from about 1875 until 1911. Birth and deaths in this time period will more or less be guess work. The ones I know are Robert W. (my dad) Walker, Joe, Kirby, Pete, Addie, Ica!! hese were my aunts and uncles, all living in Grant County Ky in 1900. My father married his first wife in his Mothers home in 1912 listed as being in Mercer Kentucky. Her name was Erma Webster. Would love to hear from any one knowing any of these people. 1 Dec 2001 <rmhenry@wpa.net> Joseph Edward Turner For the third time within the past six months death has invaded the home of John Turner, of No. 122 Avenue C, South Side, the last visit of the Death Angel being last night, when the little seven months' old son of Mr. Turner, was called away The child's mother died six weeks ago at Salemville, where the little boy had been born. She was a daughter of Andrew Zink, of the West Side. The baby had been christened Joseph Edward, and he was Mr. Turner's only son, an older son having died last February. Three daughters now comprize Mr. Turner's family. The funeral will be held at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the interment being made at St. Vincent's. Latrobe Bulletin Tuesday, August 15, 1905 Front page Michael Logsdon, a prominent contractor, of Greensburg,
died
early yesterday
morning, after a two weeks' illness with 15 Dec 2001 badasalouisvile@webtv.net (Richard Galang) I am looking for my father, Robert Noel, that was a sea man in the Philippines during the mid seventies. I was also told that he would be 60 years old by now. If anyone has any information about him, please e-mail me. Richard Galang 25 Dec 2001 <BCottageFarm@email.msn.com> I am looking for Mary Catherine Noel, birthplace was Six Mile Run, Hungtington County, Pennsylvania. I am guessing that the birth would have been around the 1900's. She married Charles Brumbaugh, also born about the same time in North Points, Huntington County, Pennsylvania. Their children were Robert Leroy, Raymond Donald, Nancy, Emma, Charles, Walter, David, Frank, and Jesse. Robert was born at a flour mill that they operated. In fact, Mary gave birth to him down by the stream, and immediately went back to work. I am desperately searching for both individuals, without
much
success.
Cheryl
Brumbaugh 15 Feb 2002 1 <cstaco@kpmg.com> Do you have any more information on Anette Noel from Haiti born in 1840 at Jacmel ? Camille LeVasseur-Noel 3 Apr 2002 <jodymckim@att.net> I am interested in the Noel's of Mercydorf. Thanks, Jody McKim 7 Apr 2002 "Helen Ormsby" <heleno@alaska.com> Just one minor correction from my initial reading of John's work and that conerns Charles Dillon, son of Samuel Dillon and Susanna Noel (daughter of Andrew Noel Jr.). Charles Dillon did not marry Julia Ann Tierney. There were two Charles Dillons about the same page in Cambria County. Samuel and Susanna's son, Charles, was apparently handicapped either physically or mentally, never married and lived out his later life in a county poor home. Donna Sterling, a descendant of Samuel's brother, Peter, was the one who first stumbled upon the two Charles and then with the information I had from the diary of William Sylvester, one of Samuel's sons, we were able to figure out that we had claimed the wrong Charles Dillon. So please credit Donna Sterling, 454 S. Woodward Blvd, Pasadena , CA 99107 with the corrected information. Thank you, John and Dominic, for sharing all your work. Helen Ormsby 08 Apr 2002 <hamill4@mindspring.com> Here are the Noels which I do have in my database. NOEL child, parents: Thom NOEL & Evelyn McMULLEN NOEL Anna sp: Peter SCHABACHER NOEL Anna M. (1870-1969), Henry NOEL & Christina WILABRANDT sp: Albert Wilfred IVORY NOEL Cecilia Parents: Henry NOEL & Mary Ann Simon P. McMULLEN NOEL Charlotte sp: Aleck WELLS NOEL Elizabeth sp: Conrad BEHE PECHE NOEL Ellen Parents: Henry NOEL & Mary Ann NOEL Henry sp:Mary Ann NOEL Henry sp:Christina WILABRANDT NOEL John sp:Mary Magdalene STORM NOEL Julia A (1837-1919), parents: Henry NOEL & Mary Ann sp:Andrew J. DUCK NOEL Mary sp: Jacob SCHABACHER SHARBAUGH NOEL Mary sp: Anthony BEHE PECHE NOEL Mary C. parents: Henry NOEL & Mary Ann sp: unknown O'CONNER NOEL Simon sp: Matilda Alice McGUIRE NOEL Thom sp:Evelyn McMULLEN 8 Apr 2002 Webrene1@aol.com I told a lady about John's picture, and she asked if the name Adelsperger had showed up anywhere in your "finds".....I told her I don't know. She said the Adelspergers moved to Seneca Co. Ohio also. There was a John Adelsperger that handled the will and sale of Blasius Noel's property called "Landstool". This is the Blasius Noel that died 1832. Anyway, I recently found out that "Lanstool" belonged to Wolfgang Spies(s), Blasius' father-in-law, and Wolfgang was taxed on it in 1783 (per the tax list) (Wolfgang had a son Christopher/Christian that some say was born in 1720......but?) Charles Carroll bought it in 1752. Charles Carroll was a cousin of Cardinal John Carroll the first Cardinal of the good ol' U.S.of A. (I think?) Sun, 14 Apr 2002 Ted von Mechow
<ancestorkid@comcast.net>
I note the reference to the Peter Delone on the Princess Augusta, I do not believe he is from the West Virginia clan, however he may be related to them from Europe. We believe the Peter Delone of Princess Augusta
settled
with the
other Princess Augusta passengers in York County where the
neighbors as
follows from the Princess Augusta are found: Sun, 14 Apr 2002 JeanShar40@aol.com I have searched the noel site and can find no parents for Christopher Noel m to Sara Ann Hoetz at Harts Sleeping place 1841. Can you help me? Christopher Noel and his family lived in White Township. He was a subscriber to the building of the first Frame church in St. Lawrence, Chest Township (previously called Glen Connell) during the period from November 1847 to January 1853. Fr. Lemke prior to the building of the church at St. Lawrence held services occasionally at the house of Martinh/Michael Ballweber. On 15 December 1847 Christopher pledged $18 for the building of the church, and on 3 May 1849 signed the minutes of the Building Committee extending the payment period for thecollection period. The 1860 Census of White Twp. (page 532) lists the following family of Christopher and Sarah Noel:( note that the dates of birth of the children were derived from the Ledoux Volumes and are in parentheses): 2142-2152 Christopher Noel age 38 Farmer born in Pa. Sarah Noel 35 Pa. John 15 Farm Laborer (23 April 1844 middle name Henry) Simon 14 (15 May 1846) William 11 (21 August 1848) Anthony 7 (11 February 1853) George 2 (31 July 1858) NOTES: 1. Missing, married or deceased, was Mary Anna born(1 June 1842) 2. Note that John married on 21 April 1868 Mary McKracken/McCracken who became a convert to Catholicism that same year. Their first child, Sarah Catherine born 27 January 1869. 3. Believe that Sarah's maiden name may have been in fact "HARTZELL/HOERTZEL" i.e. the letter "A" with the German umlaut which is sometimes transliterated as "oe", or "ae". 18 Apr 200 "csnyder3259" <cosnyder@hotmail.com> John Ross Key's daughter Anne married Supreme Court Justice Roger Brooke Taney. RB Taney's brother Augustus married Catherine Hurley half sister of both my great3-grandfather Thomas Fogarty Hurley and Father Michael Hurley priest in Philadelphia. To make it more confusing, the son of Augustus and Catherine, Joseph A. Taney married Anna Louisa White, sister of Ambrose Abram White. Ambrose was the greatgrandson of Caspar Weis of York Co. and married the daughter of Thomas Fogarty Hurley, Mary C. Hurley-they are my great2 grandparents. My White line went from Conewago PA to Baltimore. Somewhere between, Caspar's son Abraham married an Ann Hitzelberger. Being Catholic, you'd think there would be parish records somewhere of their marriage-but i sure can't find them! 17 Apr 2002 "Strasbaugh,
Wayne
(Phila)"
<Strasbaugh@ballardspahr.com> Sat, 20 Apr 2002 noel@mcn.org This John Noel is my grand uncle. I am interested in any oral history about him and his parents, Joseph Noel and Margaret Griffin. Joseph seems to be the son of Blasius Noel of Taneytown, MD and Margaret the daughter of Patrick Griffin of Goshenhoppen, PA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source: 1883 History of Henry and St. Clair Counties Missouri , National Historical Co., pg: 617 John Noel, farmer and stock raiser, section 14, owes his
nativity toWestmoreland
County, Pennsylvania, where he was born November 26, 1812,
being the
son
of Joseph and Margaret (Griffin) Noel, natives of
Maryland. John grew
to
manhood in the county of his birth, his youth being spent
on the farm.
After his sixteenth year he learned the stone and brick
mason's trade,
at which he worked for about sixteen years. In 1835,
moving to Iowa, he
located in Scott County, and was one of its pioneers,
residing there
upwards
of thirty years, engaged in farming and working at his
trade. He sold
this
property in 1865, and in the fall of 1866, came to
Missouri, and
settled
in Henry County. He moved on the place where he now
resides in the
spring
of 1867. Mr. 30 Apr 2002 <noel@shawneelink.com> I have been doing research on my family genealogy for some time. As a 9th generation descendant of Joseph Noel, I am very much interested in the book "The Noel Tree". Unfortunately, I have been unable to find a copy. My lineage follows: Joseph1, Johannes (John)2, Nicholas3, John4, Isaiah5, Isaiah (Zay)6, Elbert7, Leon8, Richard9(me) and Jonathon10(my son). Any information you may share about Joseph and his family would be appreciated. I would be happy to share the information about births, deaths and marriages that I have. My family and I live on Zay Noel's centennial farm in Gallatin County, Illinois. Thank You, Richard Noel Nathan [Nathaniel] White was born 25 Jul 1759 Dutchess County New York. He died 24 Jan 1836 and buried in the Greenbush Cemetery, Lafayette, Indiana. He married first wife 1785 Hannah Finch 1766-1832. Children: Annie born 1789; Sarah born 1791 married Robert Williams; Lodema born 1794 married Isaac Reid and Hezekia Hunter; Patience born 1796; Lanson born 1801 married Mary Daugherty; George C. born 1804 married Julia A. Noel; Lucinda and Lucia (twins), born 1806; Samuel F., born 1812. Second wife 1834 Priscilla Goldsberry. Source Page 380, Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Buried in Indiana, 1938. http://165.138.44.13/revoluti/tippecan.htm 4 May 2002 StoroItaly@aol.com I have a Nicholas Noel who married a Mary.... He is over 45 years old in the 1820 census..... I have a copy of his will He died August 20, 1829............ I am almost certain that he is a member of this family line...Who could he be a son of ??? There is also a John Noel living in Stark County in 1820.... Pete Stark County Ohio 7 May 2002 StoroItaly@aol.com I have the records for the Pinehill Lutheran Church in Somerset County Pa. Here is the Births Nicholas and Anna Maria Noel Nicholas and Maria Noel Sarah born July 10, 1809 Pete York Co., PA Deed Index 1749-1912 Grantees L-R (SLFHL 0022087) x Rowland, Casper
Nicholas
Noel
A-409 5/13/1760 Berwick Twp York Co., PA Deed Book A 1749-1762 (SLFHL 0022096) p409. 5/5/1760 rec. 1/13/1760; Nicholas Noel,
Paradise Twp,
York Co., PA; Caspar Rowland, Barwick Twp,
York Co.,
PA;
150 pounds for 100 acres in Barwick Twp, adjoining
the lands of
John
Abbot and Peter polly<sic>; Signed
Nicholas
Noel his
mark. 6 May 2002 <Strasbaugh@ballardspahr.com> What is the present thinking concerning the Nicholas Noel who married Margaret Strasbach (daughter of Nicolas Strasbach (senior) who died in Paradise Township in 1753)? Was he the son or brother of Peter? Wayne Strasbaugh 9 May 2002 Duane Alwin <dfa@umich.edu> The eldest daughter of Conrad II and Susanna, Catherine Alwine, married Jacob Noel, and as the court document quoted below indicates, she died in midlife, leaving three minor children, Juliana, John and Michael Noel. Noel is a family name associated with the early Catholic immigrants to the Conewago Creek settlement. Baptismal records are available for Juliana (b. July 3, 1831) and John (b. Nov. 16, 1832). Jacob Noel remarried on Feb. 7, 1847 to Lydia Dollhamer (Dahlhamer) at Conewago Chapel. The 1850 Census of Adams County, Pa., lists Jacob Noel (age 45) living in Mount Pleasant Township with wife Lydia (age 31) and the following children: Juliana (18), John (17), Michael (16), Susan (13), Harriet (11), Jacob (8), Samuel (4), and Agnes (1). My assumption is that it was also a second marriage for Lydia Dollhamer, but the three oldest children listedhere are those mentioned in the court documented quoted below. **** During a visit to Gettysburg in 1999, we spent
considerable
time in
the Adams County Court House in the office of the Clerk of
Courts
looking
up what information we could find on births and marriages
involving
persons
named Alwine. We stumbled upon some records in the
Adams County
Orphan's
court, which provided useful corroborative information on
Conrad's
children
and some of his grandchildren. Several documents
were found which
attest to those children living at the time of "To the Honorable judge of the Orphan's Court of Adams
County:
The petition of Samuel Allwine, one of the administrators
of all and
singular,
the goods, chattels, lands and tenements which were of
Conrad Allwine,
late of Hamilton Township of said County ... left at the
time of his
death,
a widow, to wit, Susannah, and heirs, to wit, James,
Conrad, John,
Michael,
Elizabeth (intermarried with Caleb Breighner), Susan, your
petitioner,
and Catherine Noel's children, to wit, Juliana, John and The petitioner in this document is Conrad II's eldest
son,
Samuel.
Among other things, this document indicates that Conrad II
left several
tracts of land totaling some 140 acres, the largest of
which -- the
104-acre
"mansion tract" -- was located in Hamilton Township, Adams
Co.
adjoining
the Conewago Creek. Further research into these documents
is necessary
before we can learn more about the nature of Conrad II's
worldly
possessions
and the location of the land he owned. 15 May 2002 lnoel@earthlink.net or lnoel@ngoa.com I am James Lance Noël a descendant of Robert Charles Noël born January 1936 in Detroit Michigan and the grandson of Alex Noël. I am trying to trace my bloodline, unfortunately my father died in 1999 and kept his life and family a secret. All I know is his mothers name was Rita La Belle. He has brothers and sisters that live but I only know some of their names: John Noel, James Noel, Marylin Noel and Maurice "Chick" Noel. He may have more siblings but I am not sure. I know we are of French/Canadian descendant, of course I am not completely sure. 24 May 2002 "Sergio Fernandez Noel" <sfernandeznoel@infovia.com.ar> Hola, mi apellido es Noël-lardin, proveniente de la villa de Aiguebellete, departamento de la Saboya, en Francia, dos hijos de la familia emigraron a la Rep.Argentina alrededor de 1885. Gracias Hello, my last name is Noël-lardin, originating of the villa of Aiguebellete, department of the Saboya, in France, two children of the family emigrated to the Rep.Argentina around 1885. Thanks 16 Jul 2003
<xavier.noel-lardin@libertysurf.fr> Nevertheless sergio Fernando Noel, come from the same
line as
me. His
grand grand.... father was a cousin of mine... 18 Jun 2002 1 GandGski@aol.com I have some news abut Margaret Noel, wife of John. A friend of mine in PA obtained John Noel's administration account filed May 29, 1767 that lists Margaret as Margaret Werner (Verner) as executrix (as well as Nicholas Bittinger) of John Noel's last will and testament. Further down in this accounting, it lists "Peter Verner, intermarried with this Executrix Pursuant to a bequest to her by this Testator's Will". This information ends my search that Margaret Noel paid a
tax
in 1783.
IF she was still living, she was not Margaret Noel but
Marg.
Verner/Werner. NOTE: This JOHN NOEL, son of Joseph Noel, was
born
in Europe
ca 1722. He came to America with his parents in 1736
and was a
resident
of Paradise Twp., York Co., Pa. the remainder of his
life. His
wife's
name was Margaret, and he was a shoemaker, as well as a
farmer. 28 Jun 2002 <rmhenry@wpa.net> I found a death notice for Frank C. Noel and it states he lived in Irwin but was raised in Latrobe. His siblings are: Mrs Stephen Dowd, Dr. Joseph E. Noel, Charles, Richard and Emanuel. Virgetta was married to Charles Noel. Her children are Mrs. James French and Mrs. Lawrence F. Bridge. Margaret Noel's obit states she had a son Richard, Mrs. Anna Downs, Charles, Richard and Frank of Irwin, Joseph of Wilkensburg, and Emanuel of near Ligonier. She had a brother, Samuel Lodgsdon / Logsdon. Susan Norris was married to Dallas Noel. 29 Jun 2002 Webrene1@aol.com 1) Warrant No.
Warrantee
Acres
Location
Date
2) Warrant No.
Warrantee
Acres
Location
Date
3) Warrant No.
Warrantee
Acres
Location
Date
4) Warrant No.
Warrantee
Acres
Location
Date
Note: John Shaw by deed dated 1790 conveyed to Adam
Palmer who
since
died intestate and letters of administration granted on
estate in 1811
to Adam Palmer Jr. 22 Jul 2002 robert.noel@fuse.net Madison Noel married Sarah Van Bibber 17 Aug 1837. The marriage took place in Switzerland County Ind. They returned and lived in Owenton Kentucky. By the 1850 census, Sarah was listed as head of house hold with several children. One of the children was my grandfather William T Noel. Sarah later that year married a James Lee adding more children. I can find no information on Madison Noel, what ended the marriage or where did he go. Any one with information on Madison please contact Me. 24 Jul 2002 <betty@fleenerb.com> I find Cecelia Noel, dau. of Jacob and Barbara Ann Obould living with David and Catherine Ryan in the 1850, Cambria Co., Carroll Twp. census. Do you have any data as to who the Ryan's might be? Cecelia Noel is(was?) my gg grandmother. She married Simon Peter McMullen and their daughter Martina Cecelia McMullen married Phillip Albert Burkhart. Martina developed TB so they moved to Denver, CO. She apparently got over it as she lived to her late 80's. (The book, "Catholic Trails West" page 704-05 lists: p 637 The first Catholic settlers in Sinking Valley appear to have been John McGuire and Peter McMullen from the Big Pipe Creek Settlement in Western Maryland, near Taneytown, a mission stop of the Conewago priest.) Cecelia Noels husband Simon Peter McMullen went by Simon.
The
above
Peter was a brother to Enos. Simons parents were James
McMullen and Ann
McMullen (cousins). 26 Jul 2002 "Dillon Andrew" <adillon@ix.netcom.com> I am a desendent of the Noels of Adams County (via Samuel Dillon) and the Noels of Cambria County (via Mary Noel and Jacob A. Sharbaugh). 6 Aug 2002 Latrobe Bulletin, Saturday, August 2, 2002, Front page: St. Vincent Shaft Scene Of Past Mine Accident The dramatic rescue this week of nine miners from the flooded Quecreek Mine in Somerset County focused attention on mining as away of life in this section of the state. While not the predominant force it once was, mining has left its visible traces in the company towns or "patches" of identical houses, and less tangible traces in the memories of those who watched last week's rescue, knowing firsthand the dangers involved in working underground. What was feared at Quecreek actually happened more than
65
years ago
in Unity Township when two men drowned as a mine The story noted that only two men were working in the mine at the time because of the Decoration Day holiday (now celebrated as Memorial Day). Otherwise, 125 men would have been working and killed in the flood. A pumper was needed in the mine at all times, so Lane entered the mine at 6:30 a. m. even though it was a holiday. Later, Robert F. Jones, a fire boss, entered the workings taking Ransel with him. Jones concluded his inspection and left at 1:30 p. m. Ten minutes later the water inundated St. Vincent Shaft, leaving Lane and Ransel trapped in a watery grave. The Bulletin article reported, "They are believed to have perished within a short time after the rumbling sound made by the water pouring in to the mine came up the shaft giving warning that something was the matter below." The water rushed in with such force that the mine was flooded within seven minutes. The water level came to 38 feet from the top and covered a 25-square-mile area. In sharp contrast to last week's incident at the Quecreek Mine, when pumps immediately were put into action to remove water from the flooded mine, in the 1937 St. Vincent Shaft accident, it was estimated that two days would be required to even begin operating the pumps, and 10 days before all four available would be going, with the mine expected to be closed at least 90 days even with 4,000-gallon-per minute pumps operating. That left the remaining 125 miners unemployed. One miner, William Dempsey, showed up for his 10 p. m. shift with his lunch bucket on that day, unaware of the accident. "The news was a great shock to him," reported the Bulletin, as he was scheduled to relieve one of the men killed. Bernard "Barney" Ransel was survived by children Gertrude Hoza, Jane, Stella, George, Alice, Paul and Raymond; a brother, John, and sisters Mrs. Charles Noel, Mrs. Charles Haberl and Mrs. Charles Rushie. He had been employed in the mine 25 years. Lane, who had spent 19 years working in the mine, left his wife and four children, Orville, Howard, Viola Cute and Ethel Shick. The water that flooded St. Vincent Shaft drained from
several
other
area mines, including Whitney, Hostetter, Baggaley,
Dorothy and Old
Unity.
The original St. Vincent mine had contained 250 acres of
coal but at
the
time of the 1937 accident all but 45 acres had been mined.
That left a
capacity for a lot of water in that one mine alone, let
alone all the
others
surrounding it. Pesavento recalled the 1937 disaster, saying, "The water broke in from the Marguerite mine." He recalled the police line barricading the mine, which was a mile and a half from his home at the time. Pesavento said the mine was about 200 feet deep. He said the mine at St. Vincent Shaft had a discharge located at Beatty. An air shaft pumped air into the mine for circulation, and another alongside contained a stairwell for escape if the electricity failed and the elevator did not work. "Six steps turn left, six steps turn left, six steps turn left," was how it was set up, he said." Pesavento remembered when he told his father he wanted to go into the coal mine to work, as his dad did. "My father cussed me upside down," he related. "He said "Never". He said hell would freeze over before he let me go into the mine with him. Pesavento became an electrician instead. Last week's Quecreek situation had Pesavento pessimistic.
"I
don't think
they would get them out." He was intrigued by the name of
one of the
miners,
saying, "There was a Popernack family from Beatty that
worked in St.
Vincent
Shaft. Maybe they're related." Noel Bio's <jctripp@charter.net> From time to time I find some Catholic bios (still looking for a PLATT/BLATT name to show up somewhere). Here is one for a Noel. I'm assuming this Noel is of the Catholic Noels. The bio was written in 1886. Dr. Agideous Noel, physician and surgeon, Bonneauville,
who
was born
in Mt. Pleasant Twp., Adams Co., Penn., son of Samuel E
Noel,
whose
ancestors were of French descent and settled in Adams Co.
in the
beginning
of the 18th century, near the Pigeon Hills. The paternal
great-grandfather,
a farmer by occupation, in an early day resided near East
Berlin, this
county, and died here at an advanced age; his son,Peter
Noel, also a
farmer,
was a mill-wright by trade and died near Bonneauville,
this county,
aged
over ninety years; he was a Whig politically. He (Peter)
was twice
married;
the first time to miss Dull, who died leaving ten married
children:
Jacob,
Samuel, Peter, Henry, Bernard, Louis, Gerome, George,
Elizabeth and
Margaret.
By Peter Noel's second marriage, with Elizabeth, daughter
of Nicholas
Noel,
he had one son and several daughters. Of Peter One other bio of a Noel from Oxford Twp. , Adams Co. Pa. written in 1886. Pius J. Noel, grocer, New Oxford, was born in Oxford
Twp.,
this county
in 1832, a son of Peter R. and Lydia A.(Clunk) Noel, who
for many years
have resided on a farm in the vicinity of Oxford, and to
whom were born
12 children (all in Adams County) viz.: Caroline, Pius J.,
Mary, John,
Agnes, William, Joseph, James, Louisa, Francis, Lydia A.
and Lucinda.
At
the age of 18 Pius J. began the blacksmith's trade with
his uncle,
Joseph
Clunk. In 1854, the family removed to Grand Rapids, Mich.,
where
William,
Pius J., Joseph and James opened a wheelwright shop, the
former two
being
smiths and the latter wagon- 18 Aug 2002 13:40:06 -0400 "Alice Mary" <ambean@maine.rr.com> Can you help? I am seeking my ancestor, Olive Noel who married a Antoine (D’Antoine) Richard, no other data however, Antoine had a son name Pierre Richard born approx. 1649 in St. Georges des Coteaux,(ev, Saintes) Saintonge, France. I am assuming that Olive Noel also residing there … (Pierre Richard, son of Antoine, married Francoise Miville) 18 Aug 2002 "jean.hinton" <jean.hinton@ntlworld.com> I am researching my Noel family who come from Middlesex, England area. Is anyone else researching this area at all? 15 Aug 2002 Catherine Noel <catherine.noel@bbc.co.uk> I am a Noel too! I come from Kent in England, my father comes from Kent also.It was rumoured in our family that my father had a spoon with the Gainsborough /Noel crest on it. Whether this is true or not, it was interesting to see a connection. As far as I know, there was still a large family living in Rutland, Lincolnshire in the 19th century. I have driven though it years ago and stopped in the local pub, called the Noel Arms! 02 Sep 2002 ja0044@yahoo.com My grandfather's full name was Shelby Anderson Noel...He had brothers Major, John and Earl Noel. Sisters still unknown. He was married to Lola Whittle... who's mother was a Case. They had a small farm in trigg county and was on the 1920 Census with the oldest son, Amos mentioned. They moved at a later date to Caldwell County. I do not have any information regarding Shelby's parents. Does anyone have either one of them listed? If so, please let me know. Phyllis Noel 9 Sep 2002 Litlcutiee27@aol.com I'm looking for any information on Angelina Noel born sometime in the late 1800s in Canada married Joseph Bernard.Moved to Lawrence, Ma had 1daughter that I know of my grandmother her name was Emma Bernard born 2-26-1910 in Lawrence Ma, married Rudolph St.Louis.Anything you know would be great. THANK YOU TOM ST.LOUIS 18 Sep 2002 <rmhenry@wpa.net> Latrobe Bulletin, Monday, April 26, 1915, Front page: Edward Schick Called By Death A complication of diseases which grew out of an attack of Bright's Disease suffered over two years ago, proved fatal, early Sunday morning, toEdward J. Schick, a well known resident of the North Side. Mr. Schick had been in ill health for the past three years, and he steadily grew weaker until death claimed him. He was 40 years of age, and is survived by his widow, one son, Edward, Jr., and one daughter, Mary katherine Schick. He is also survived by one sister, Mrs.Frank Zink, of the place; and by six brothers, George H. Schick, of this place; Joseph Schick, of Lycippus; Casper C. Schick and Augustus Schick, of Homestead; and Jacob Schick, of Seattle, Wash. The funeral services will be held at 9:00 o'clock, tomorrow morning in the Holy Family church. Interment will take place in St. Vincent's cemetery. Andy and Mary Ransel Zink had a son, Frank and he married
Isabelle Shick.
I think Edward would be her brother. 27 Sep 2002 Gerrymom@aol.com Looking for my gr grandparents and here is whatt I have- Joseph LeBlanc b. 1866 St Ours Ludevine Noel b. 1877 St Roberts had my grandmother Rosanna Leblanc b. Jan 5, 1892 in Biddeford, ME (I have the birth certificate) there were four other children Olive b. Jan2, 1894 Isadore Alexina Marie Thanks 19 Aug 2002 "robert brazeau" <brazearo@vianet.ca> Charles Noel born 1855 St-Etienne, Quebec, Canada Son of Edouard Noel and Mathilde Collins. Married to Louise St Pierre in July 1880. One son Alcide born May 1881. dibrazz@hotmail.com 30 Sep 2002 <rmhenry@wpa.net> Newspaper Unknown: Charles E. Noel, 73, of Woodhaven Care Center, Monroeville, formerly of Latrobe, died Wednesday, May 30, 1990, in Woodhaven Care Center. He was born May 9, 1917, in Latrobe, a son of the late Charles A. and Alice Ransel Noel. He was a retired crane operator from Latrobe Steel Co., a member of the American Legion Post 515 of Latrobe, and a World War II veteran, having served with the U. S. Army. He received an American Defense Service Medal and two Bronze Stars in the African Middle Eastern Campaign. He is survived by a son and a daughter; two brothers,
Bernard
L. of
Latrobe RD3 and Eugene R. of Jeannette; a sister, Mrs.
Marie A.Gessler
of Latrobe, and a number of nieces and nephews. Bernard L. Noel Sr obit Eugene Noel obit Eugene R. Noel, 79, of
Jeannette,
died Friday,
July 21, 2000, at his residence. He was born Aug. 18,
1920, in Frank N. Fanell, 53, of Greensburg RD 9, died Wednesday, July 17, 1985, in Westmoreland Hospital, Greensburg. He was born Dec. 7, 1931, in Latrobe, the son of the late Dominick and Philomena Santella Fanell. Before retirement, he was employed by B&P Motor
Express,
North Huntingdon.
He was a member of St. Bartholomew Roman He was preceded in death by one sister, Mary Noel, and one brother, Thomas. Surviving are his wife, Barbara Buchietner Fanell; two
daughters, Cheryl
Fanell of Greensburg and Mrs. Robert (Barbara) Cina of Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday and 3
to 5
and 7
to 9 p. m. Friday in Clement L. Pantalone Funeral Home,
409 Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a. m.
Saturday in
St. Bartholomew Church, Crabtree, with the Rev. Aloysius Interment will follow in Calvary Hill Cemetery, Crabtree.
2 Oct 2002 <nroberts@apexcorp.com> UPdate on Mary Jane Noel and Charles M Wilson. I have since my last letter found parents of Mary Jane Noel. She was the daughter of Abraham Good Noel and Mary Glaze. Mary Jane and Charles married in Pike Co., Ohio in 1850. Children of Mary Jane and Charles Wilson were: Sarah Wilson, Charlotte Wilson, Mary Ellen Wilson, Susan Wilson. Charlotte was listed as a deaf person in census. Mary Ellen Wilson married Michael Herr and they also had a deaf daughter. Now I would like to know if the deafness came from the Noel side of family or the Wilson side of family. Any other Noel's with inherited deafness in the family. Norma Roberts 13 Oct 2002 EPOLISENA@aol.com I am searching for any information on Julia Frances Noell/Noel. She is my gg grandmother and my brick wall. She married Jesse Akers in Pulaski County, Virginia on May 23, 1853. They resided in Tazewell County, Virginia according to census records. You can view a picture of Jesse and Julia on the Find Ancestral Photographs And Family History At Dead Fred - Genealogy Photo Archive . The 1880 census records states that she was born in Virginia, but that is all we can find out. Any information would be appreciated. Children of Jesse Akers and Julia Frances Noell/Noel. 23 Oct 2002 <cheznoel@vesgmail.net> I am searching for a line of Noels in Central PA including Cambria county. I can trace back to a James (A?) Noel, father of at least 7 boys..Francis / Frank, Vincent / Vince, James / Jim., Charles, Joseph (Joe) Noel, Daniel (Dan) Noel, and Lawrence Augusta Noel b. 4/30/1892. Lawrence and family lived in a coal mine town in GlenWhite PA near horseshoe curve. Any help appreciated. Family
known to
be devout
Catholics, but none of the living older generation knows
any more about
the ancestry. Terri
Noel 23 Oct 2002 konzal@colfax.com My George Michael Smyser was born September 4, 1802 in Oldham Co., KY, married Martha Noel in 1825 and died November 1859 in Lewis Co., MO. I know absolutely nothing more about Martha Noel.However, George's father, Henry Smyser, born Bef. April 8, 1765 in York Co., PA, married abt. 1801 to Jane Fible and died in 1860 in Centerfield, Oldham Co., KY. I do know a little about the Fible family, enough to make me strongly believe that the Fible's and the Smyser's migrated together from Pennsylvania to Kentucky. This has always made me wonder if some of the Noel's of York and Adams counties, PA, might have migrated at the same time or to the same area of Kentucky. 7 Nov 2002 <rmhenry@wpa.net> Latrobe Bulletin, Thursday, May 16, 1918, Page 2 A pretty little wedding took place at St. Vincent's church, yesterday morning, at 8:00 o'clock, when Miss Clara P. McAteer and Raymond R. Noel were united in marriage by Rev. Gerard Bridge, O. S. B., a cousin of the bride. The bride was attired in a beautiful gown of white crepe de chene, with a picture hat to match. Miss Hilda McAteer, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. She wore a gown of silver grey taffeta. James Noel, a nephew of the groom, acted as best man. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Among those present from out of town were: Mrs. Amelia Kistner and sons, Walter and Francis, of Johnstown; Mrs. William Kirsch and daughter, Laura, of Monessen; Miss Gertrude McAteer, of Jeannette; Miss Margaret McAteer, of Pittsburgh; and James Noel of Scottdale. 24 Nov 2002 jovinoj@starpower.net I have been trying to study about the early Md. crowd, and it seems to me that I came across records of a "Nowell" that used the old testament names like those you are interested in. (This was often indicative of Quaker religion.) I'm hoping to organize my records one of these days so I can look this sort of thing up. Try looking for old records under "Nowell". Their spelling was haphazard and often phonetic back then! M. Iovino 30 Nov 2002 Ted von Mechow <ancestorkid@comcast.net> My entire file on found people has been posted on a bucks County researchers web page. Go to http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~buckscounty/lancaster.html Then under Lancaster County click on the link to passengers of the Princess Augusta. 11 Dec 2002 <rip@abacusarts.com> I was told by my now deceased father & grandfather (Ross Noel gf., & Richard f.) that I am the last male heir to their "Noel" family tree. I know that my grandfather moved here to Knoxville from Missouri but that is about all. Do you possibly have any information on a Ross Noel from Missouri? Rip Noel 12 Dec 2002 <rmhenry@wpa.net> Latrobe Bulletin, Thursday, April 22, 1920, Page 5: Miss Mary E. Noel and Jesse J. Stephenson, both of Unity township, were united in marriage, Tuesday, in St. Bartholomew's church, at Crabtree, the Rev. Father Cuthbert officiating. A wedding breakfast followed, at the home of the bride. 17 Dec 2002 Webrene1@aol.com Find a map of the Littlestown area. Start a triangle at Kingsdale, then follow Rt 194 up to Oak Grove, then draw a line down to Menges Mill, then draw the final line across to the beginning at Kingsdale. The line from Menges Mill to Kingsdale is also the "temporary line" between MD and PA. The "temporary line" is only 1/3 of a mile from Wolfgang's farm on the MD side. Wolf's grand-son John Noel married Michael Tanner's grand-daughter Mary Magdalene Storm in 1804 St.Joseph's, Taneytown. sent for that patent of Mihael Tanner last week and
when
it came
I couldn't quite tell where it was. I also sent for the
Digges Choice
plat
map at the same time. When the map came, the very last
plats shown in
the
bottom left corner on the map, 17 Dec 2002 noel@mcn.org There was a John Noel in East Deer Township, Allegheny County, PA in 1840. Living with him was John Davis age 54 a pensioner of the Revolution. p355 of "Early History of Western PA And the Western Campaigns". The age does not make sense but there were younger people mentioned. Other than Adam and Wendel Oury, that was the only ones I recognized but if you have a name send it along. This book was first published in 1847. 19 Dec 2002 CarolVass@comcast.net I'm continuing research on the children of William Noel
m. [1]
Anna
Emily Wilson and [2] Anna Bridget Griffey. [William
was son of
Andrew
Noel Jr/Elizabeth Walter and gg-son of Andrew Noel/Teresa
Dillon.]
I have filled in several blanks on William's children from
both
marriages
and am making progress on several
others.
Carol Vass 21 Dec 2002 Dominic <noel@mcn.org> Does any one have any information on the Joseph Noel listed, the son of John? From: "The History of York County Vol II 1907" Sevrenus P Noel, a farmer and miller of Paradise Twp, York County, PA born 2-10-1849 and married in 1875 to Sarah King of Paradise the daughter of Joseph and Sally King. . . His father was Michael Noel of Paradise born 1810
and
who died
there in 1877 Michael's other children were Fabian; both
Felix and
Stanislaus
who settled in Kansas, later removed to Oregon; John of
Baltimore;
Susan
Mrs. Francis Marshall The grandfather was John Noel, a farmer who inherited a
farm
from his
father. He married Feby Wise. Their children were: Peter
who died at Mt
Rock, Adams County; John and Michael who died in Paradise
twp; Joseph
who
died in the West; and The great-grandfather of our subject came from
France. 9 Jan 2003 <glenn.sweigart@mics.net> I am looking for a John Noel who appears on the 1870 Census records in Conoy Township, Lancaster Co., Pa. I have no other info on him. Can you help? Many thanks. Jane 17 Jan 2003 VWhite0901@aol.com Henry NOEL b. 1811 KY m. Mary"Polly"KAYS b. 1807 KY m. 8 Apr 1832 Garrard Co.KY....I desc from their son James Merritt NOEL b. 1836 KY m. Elizabeth HALL b. 1838 .......then through son George Alexander NOEL b. 1860 m. Rachel E. LIVINGSTON b. 1859 .....then through son Virgil NOEL b. 1887 m. Stella E. BURKS b. 1894.....their son Clifton E. NOEL b. 1821 Would like to have more info on the siblings of Henry,
James ,
George
and Virgil. I have some family info but I'm
always
interested
in finding out more family stories . The NOELS
lived mainly
around Owen ,Monroe and Greene Co.'s in IN and for a few
years in
Orange
Co IN.......anything anyone is willing to share I would
appreciate, I
will
do likewise. This family line is pretty well
documented
back
to 1500's, I"m just trying to fill in some gaps on them
coming from KY
to IN. 20 Jan 2003 "Joseph Noel" pattonnoels@att.net I am a descendant of Simon Noel brother of Joseph. I have confirmed that my g grandfather Simon P. Noel was the son of Simon and Mary (Andressin) Noel through church records from St. Benedict's Carrolltown, Cambria Co. Pa.. there was a Blasius, Peter, Nicholas, Abraham and Isaac also living in Cambria Co. at about the same time as the earlier Simon. They seemed to support each other as witnesses and godparents according to church records of St. Joseph, St. Benedict, St. Lawrence and St. Michael church records. Do you have any info. that could possibly tie these guys together somehow. I would like to go back as far as possible with the Noels. I have put together a line from the first Simon through 6 generations which includes my children. Your site is a tremendous help. I hope to visit several places this summer for further info. 30 Jan 2003 Webrene1@aol.com They couldn't find anything for Christopher Speece(Spies)? ** Pete Noel's place was surveyed in 1766 for a warrant dated 10th Sept.1750 Neighbors on this survey were: John Noel Valentine Hess Godleib Preighner John Abbet ( Abbott ? ) ** Pete Noel's place was surveyed in 1752 for a warrant dated 10th Sept.1750 Neighbors on this survey were: John Noel Christopher Bezar ( Besser ) both are shown on different papers? John Franz Christian ( Jean Francois Cretien of the Princess Augusta 1736 )?? John Abbit ** Pete's request for warrant had Nicholas entered on it but scratched out and Peter Noel put in it's place in 1750. Petey woulda' been 30 years old in 1750. I assume John Noel is Petey's brother eh? John got the patent for "Eden" in 1809 however, this could be a son? John ?? No mention of Joseph Noel except Petey had to pay from the time of settlement which was prior to the 1750 request for warrant. ** RBW 31 Jan 2003 <Strasbaugh@ballardspahr.com> This is good information. I have a couple of comments. John Abbet is no doubt John Abbott, the founder of Abbottstown (why wasn't it named Noeltown, I wonder). His grave is the oldest one in the Lutheran cemetery there. Godleib Preighner is Gottlieb Breighner. Ted found more information about his family - I think his daughter married Michael Strasbach Jr. The John Noel with a patent in 1809 was most likely
Peter's
grandson
(I recall his dates being about 1771-1847), and he is
buried at the
Paradise
church nearby. Do I understand that the patent covered the
same tract
described
in Peter's warrant? 31 Jan 2003 Webrene1@aol.com Noel, Phecidus J Age: 76 Yr: 1930 Bp: PA Roll: T626_1963Pg: 11B PA ED: 572 Allegh Co. Co Duquesne Head Noel, William F Age: 59 Yr: 1930 Bp: PA Roll: Noel, D Augustas Age: 46 Yr: 1930 Bp: PA Roll: Noel, Minnie Age: 56 Yr:1930 BP: PA Roll: T626_1964 Noel, August Age: 35 Yr: 1930 BP:PA Roll: T626_1964
21 Feb 2003 <rmhenry@wpa.net> Latrobe Bulletin, Special Edition, Saturday, Jan. 18, 2003, Front page: List of papers; |