Mathias Noel was born: (On one census it is spelled Noeal) 11 Nov. 1822/21 Dec. 1821.Mathias Noel
Anna Marie Friedrick/Friedrich d/o Marie (Haus)Friedrich
B-22 Feb. 1832 in Coblenz, Germany
D-14 June 1884 in May Township, Lee Co., Illinois
Buried - St. Mary's Catholic Cem., May Township,
Lee Co., Ill. (Picture
of Tombstone in my book.)
The house they lived in was still standing
as of 1980's. Have picture in
my book.
They probably immigrated to the U. S. about
1858. This is based on where
the children were born. Have never been
able to find them on a Ship's
Manifest. There was a story that they
came because of the conscription
of the sons into the military service and
Mathias did not want his
children to have to go, but they were a little
young. They also may have
come over on a sailboat and there is no record
of those logs.
I can tell you that the first 4 children were
born in Prussia on one
census, so am assuming they came with their
parents. I do know that
according to family bible records the children
were born in
Alsace-Lorraine, France, though, so am not
sure why they put Prussia on
the census records.
Anna's mother: Maria Haus was born:
20 Oct. 1800 in Germany;
Died- 26 Jan. 1881 in May Township, Lee Co.,
Illinois
Buried in St. Mary's Catholic Cem., May Township,
Lee Co., Illinois
My Line is: Nicholas Noel, the oldest
son of Mathias and Anna.
Born - 19 July 1851 in Germany or Alsace-Lorraine,
France.
D- 25 June 1938 in Logan, Phillips Co., Kansas
Buried- 28 June 1938
St. John's Catholic Cem., Logan, Phillips
Co., Ks.
Was married twice: #1. Katherine Albright/Albrecht
#2. Katherine Auchstetter
My line is from the 2nd wife.
I still have these books if anyone is interested.
They are $25.00 each.
This covers postage. They have pictures
of the generations and include
the Auchstetter family, also. All information
has been documented. It
really helped having lived in Logan and actually
knowing and growing up
with most of the people in the book.
My great-grandmother lived until I
was 16. She was 96 years old.
Gail K. Barnes