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Re: James Noland

bannhorton3 — 2009-11-09 00:05:59Z

Barbara SAUNDERS b. 26 May 1760 VA d. 13 Oct 1844 LaPorte Co, IN b. Union Mills Cem in Union Mills, LaPorte, IN m. John James NOLAND b: 1740 Charles Co, MD d. 1833 IN m. 26 Dec 1774 VA in English Church in Loudon Co, VA or Estill Co, IN.

I have Barbara's tombstone pic if you would like it. brenda

Re: Philip Noland Sr Died 1794 and Philip Noland Jr Died 1784/1785

whitmoredh — 2009-11-03 12:41:13Z

Thank for all of this great information! I will repair my tree with it! :)

Philip Noland Sr Died 1794 and Philip Noland Jr Died 1784/1785

Lynda_SoRelle — 2009-11-02 04:38:08Z

In order to correct some misinformation about Philip Noland Sr. and Philip Noland Jr. of Loudoun Co., VA, I have included wills and deeds that clearly show that Philip Noland Junior, son of Philip Noland and Elizabeth Awbrey who started Noland's Ferry, died in 1784 or 1785. He died before his father, who clearly died in 1794. The following article listing the sale of the land of Philip Noland Jr. is where some of the misinformation originated:

Virginia Journal & Alexander Advertiser
September 29, 1785

AGREEABLE to the last will of Philip Noland, jun., deceased, will be told to the highest bidder on the premises, about two miles and an half above Noland's
Ferry, on the fifteenth day of October next, if fair, if not the fair day, the said Noland's dwelling Plantation, containing at least 213 acres. This plantation, as to soil, water, meadow, and orchard, is equal to any land of the quanity on Potomack river; the orchard has made 3000 gallons of cyder a year. Said land lies on the river about three quarters of a mile , on which is a dwelling-house, kitchen, meat-house, and a new barn. The isituation of the place is very beautiful and healthy. --The money must be paid as the children come of age; that is in five years one hundred pounds, and one fourth part of the balance in nine years, one fourth inten years, one fourth in eleven years, and one fourth in thirteen years. The purchaser must give bond, with apprved security, for the payment of the money and interest. The interest must be paid annualy, for the support of the children, other - wife the bonds shall be liable to be put in suit for the recovery of the principal and interest. -- On the above land is a fine limestone quarry, within 400 yards of the river, where a large quanity of lime might be made, and if the river should be made navigable, in a little time pay for the land.-- On the same day, at the aforesaid place, will be sold some cattle, horses and hogs; also, some corn, fodder and wheat, on one years credit, giving bond and approved security.
THOMAS NOLAND, Excutor.
September 20, 1785

This article, taken in isolation, may lead some to the wrong conclusion. But, when a study of wills and deeds is made, it clearly shows that the Philip Noland who died in 1784 was the son of Philip Noland and Elizabeth Awbrey, and not the elder Philip. Many people have taken this misinformation and included it in their family trees, confusing this family history for others.

Loudoun Co., VA Deed Book M, pp 53-55
8 Jun 1778 Philip Noland of Loudoun Co., VA to Philip Noland Junr. of same for consideration of moving and natural love and affection for Philip Noland Junr. his son, and 100 pounds, 164 acres joining the main road to Noland's Ferry that Philip Noland bought of Richard Abrial.
Phil. Noland
No witnesses

Ruth & Sam Sparacio, Will Abstracts of Loudoun County, Virginia Will Book C. Antient Press, 1988
Loudoun County Will Book C pp. 134-135
Know all men by these presents that I Philip Noland Junior being sick and weak but of sound mind and memory do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament annulling and making void all Wills by me heretofore made Vizt. I give and bequeath to my son Philip Nelson Noland one hundred pounds Curt. money, also one Horse of the value of Twenty pounds, and a good Feather Bed and furniture to be paid him when he arrives at twenty one years of age and if he dyes before he comes of age aforesaid Then all hereby given him is to be equally divided among my other children. Further my will is that my dwelling plantation and Lands adjoining be sold to the best advantage in the Fall of the year 1784 on 12 months credit with approved security and any part of my Stock that my Executors shall think proper and my Family to remove to my lands on the Ferry Road my debts I allot to be paid out of the Grain now in hand or out of debts due me if so much can be collected in time. My Will farther is that the Interest of the Money arising by the sale of Lands aforesaid with all other profit of my Estate be applyed to the maintainance and Education of my Wife and children, my desire is that my children should be as liberally Educated as my Estate can afford. I give to my daughter Sally a Negroe Girl called Hen to be delivered to her at the Age of Eighteen years. If my widow should marry again my will is that all the care and management of my Estate then devolve on my other Executor, and that she retain my lands joining the Ferry Road during her life containing upwards of 160 acres. My will is that my children Thomas, Aneas, Sarah and Nancy each receive when they come of lawful Age a feather Bed and furniture and each child to receive an equal part of the money etc. arising from the sale of my dwelling plantation and that all my other personal Estate be sold and the money arising be equally divided amongst the said Children and their Mother if she continues my Widow and that so long as she continues such, she is to possess the tract of land aforesaid on the Ferry Road and at her death the said land to be sold and the money divided amongst my aforesaid four children. My Will is that if any of he the said Children dye before they arrive of Lawfull age that their part as aforesaid be equally divided amongst the Survivors of them. I appoint my loving Wife Mary and my Brother Thomas my Executors. The aforesaid I declare my Will etc. this 26th day of October 1783.
Philip Noland Junior
In presence of Molley Ann Luckett,
Patk. Jack, Josias Clapham,
William Awbrey, Samuel X Awbrey,
Richard X Awbrey

At a Court continued and held for Loudoun County March 15th 1785
This Will was proved by the Oaths of William Awbrey and Molley Ann Luckett two of the Subscribing Witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. And at another Court held for the said County aforesaid June 13th 1785, upon the motion of Thomas Noland one of the Executors therein named (Mary Noland the Executrix therein named under hand seal renouncing all benefit that she may receive from said Will) Certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate thereof in due form giving security. Whereupon he with Josias Clapham & Francis Peyton his Securities entered into and acknowledged their Bond in the penalty of one thousand pounds conditioned as the Law directs & Liberty is reserved the Executrix to qualify when she think fit.

pp 154-156
An inventory of the goods and chattels of Philip Noland late of Loudoun County deceased appraised by us the Subscribers being duly qualified therto before Colo. Josias Clapham for that purpose...items listed and valued but not totalled...mentions 1 Negroe man named Thoms Pratt 80 pounds; 1 negroe girl Hen, a Legacy to Sally Noland 30 pounds; 1 very old Negroe woman Bett 1 pound...made by appraisers John Steer, Isaac Steere, Isaac Dehaven.
At a Court held for Loudoun County Augt. 8th 1785
This Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of Philip Noland Junr. Gent. deceased was returned into Court & admitted to record.

pp 306-308
Dr. Thomas Noland Exr. of the Estate of Philip Noland Junr. Deceased...(some entries)...by Snowden Ingmire, by Robert Ingmire discot. John Barker, by a Certificate of the Commonwealth, by a Ditto of Militia; 2 years interest on the Commonwealth's Certificate; to the Widow's 6th of the Nett Amt. of the personal Estate; to 1 Sixth part of 16 pounds being the beds willed the Children; To 5 beds willed to the Children; Philip Neilson a Legacy per Will; the Widow's 1/3 part of Rent for the year 1785; by a Sale of the dwelling plantation Payable as the chldren comes of age (1105..0..0) by the sale of a Negro Fellow named Tom Pratt payable the 25 of Feby 1788 for 82..0..0 the Widow having retd 1/3 part; add Josias Clapham's account...
NB Mr. Noland Executor objects against a charge of Six pounds in the within Account being for a gray mare that he says was not the property of Philip NolandDeceased but claimed by Philip Noland Senr...Joshua Daniel, Thomas Respess.
At a Court held for Loudoun County October the 8th 1787
This Estate Account was returned into Court by the Commissioners and ordered to be recorded.

Loudoun Co., VA Deed Book P, pp 36-38
6 Feb 1786 Thomas Noland of Frederick Co., MD, acting executor of Last Will and Testament of Philip Noland Junr. and Mary Noland, Widow of Philip Noland Junr. of Loudoun Co., VA, in compliance with the Last Will and Testament of Philip Noland Junr. where he wills that his dwelling plantation and the lands adjoining be sold, to Philip Noland of Loudoun Co., VA for 1105 pounds current money of VA paid by Philip Noland to Thomas Noland Executor, and the further sum of 200 pounds current money of VA paid by Philip Noland to Mary Noland Widow, three tracts of land lying in Loudoun Co., it being the land where Philip Noland Junr. last lived which he purchased of Thomas Awbrey in Shelburne Parish containing 140 acres, Also another part of a tract of land purchased of Thomas Awbrey containing 13 acres of land, Also another part of a tract of land purchased of Thomas Awbrey Junr., which was conveyed to him by a Deed of Gift from his father Thomas Awbrey containing 60 acres of land.
Thomas Noland, Exec.
Mary Noland, Widow
Witnesses:
Ens Campbell, Thos. Awbrey Junr
John his mark Tucker
Richard his mark Hopkins

Loudoun Co., VA Deed Book P, pp 39-40
7 Feb 1786 Philip Noland of Loudoun Co to Thomas Noland of Frederick Co., MD for 1305 pounds current money of VA three tracts of land in Loudoun Co. being the same land that Thomas Noland, Executor of Philip Noland Junr., conveyed to Philip Noland, is hereby conveyed to Thomas Noland.
Phil. Noland
Same witnesses as above deed

Loudoun Co., VA Deed Book P, pp 42-43
7 Feb 1786 Philip Noland of Loudoun Co. to Otho Luckett, son of Thomas Hussey Luckett, and Sarah Noland, daughter of Philip Noland Junr., and Grand Children of Philip Noland, for natural love and affection he bears Otho Luckett and Sarah Noland, his Grand Children, and for 5 shillings, to Otho Luckett one Negro Girl names Esther in the possession of Thomas Luckett, Father to Otho; and to his Grand Daughter Sarah Noland, Daughter of Philip Noland Junr., one Negroe Girl named Hen in the possession of Mary Noland, Widow of Philip Noland.
Phil. Noland
Wintesses:
Thos. Awbrey Junr.
Aens Campbell, Thomas Noland

Loudoun Co., VA Deed Book S, pp 224-225
9 Oct 1789 Awbrey Noland of Newbury Co., SC to Philip Noland of Frederick Co., MD for 10 pounds, all his right and title to a tract of land in Loudoun Co., VA lying on Tuscarora being a tract of land my Grandfather Francis Awbrey willed to my Mother and the heir of her body which he bought of George Slater.
Awbrey Noland
Witnesses:
John Luckett
Thomas Noland, William Dunkin Junr.

Loudoun County Will Book E, page 67-68
I Phillip Noland of Loudon County & State of Virginia being very sick but in perfect mind & memory, I make this
to be my Last Will and Testament in manner & form following. Itam. I give to my Son, Awbrey Noland, the sum of
Five shillings; Itam. I give to my Son, Thomas Noland, Five shillings. Itam. I give to my Grand Son, Thomas Noland
in lau of his Father, Phillip Nolands, Legacy, the sum of Five shillings. Itam. I give to my Daughter, Moly Ann
Luckett all the tract of land lying in Frederick County & State of Maryland known by the name of Enborough Forrest
& Partnership containing three hundred & odd acres during her natural life & after her decease to her Son, Phillip
Luckett, Son of John Luckett for ever & his heirs. All the rest of my Estate real & person I give to my two
Daughters, Molly Ann Luckett & Elizabeth Luckett forever, to be equally divided them hereby revoking all former
Wills by me made or done; Given under my hand & seal this fifteenth day of March one thousand seven hundred &
ninety four.
I acknowledge this to be my hand in the presents of and seal
Phil: Noland
Jacob Myre & Jas Elliott
Ann her mark Williams

At a Court held for Loudoun County Septr. the 8th 1794
This Will was proved by the Oath of James Elliot, who also made Oath that he saw Ann her mark Williams make her
mark as a witness thereto, & ordered to be recorded, & at another Court held for the aforesaid on the 13th day
October in the year aforesaid. On the motion of Elizabeth Luckett, who made oath & with Thomas Noland & Hugh
Douglas, her securities, entered into & acknowledged their Bond in the penalty of Five hundred pounds with
condition as the Law directs. Certificate is granted her for obtaining Letters of Administration the said
Decendents Estate with his Will aforesaid annexed in due form.
Teste Chas. Binns, Cl Cur.

page 204
Dr. The estate of Philip Noland deceased in acct. with the Executrix 1795. To Doctr. Douiglass Acct., To Glassford
& Co; To James Beard; To Christn. Pharris,To Thomas Noland; To Chas. Binns Acct., To Hepburn & Dundass, To Expenses
of Sale, To David Manly Acct., To Townshd. Dades Acct., To Richd. Rocks do., To A Southerlands, To James Beans do.,
To Mr. Huffmans do., To Peter Delashmuts do; To Chas. Binns do., To Doctr. Thomas's do., To Thomas Noland Junr.,
Ballance to divide agreeable to the Will of the deced: L. 304...3...5Cr. By Tobo. sold; By Elisha Gregg, By Negroe
Bob sold, By Punch & Wife; By Charles, By Pass, a mare sold, By balance of the Estate appraised L. 91...18...0.

August 3d. 1796. Then Received of Mrs. Elizt: Luckett, Administratrix of my deceased Father, Philip Noland, one
hundred & fifty two pounds one shilling & eight pence half penny in fully my part of said Estate Molly Ann Luckett
Loudoun County Sct. August 3d. 1796. In Obedience to an Order of sd. County Court to us directed hereunto annexed,
we have examined & settled the Estate Account of Mres. Eliza. Luckett Administratrix fo Philip Noland, Gt. deceased, as within. Witness our hands date above.
Josiah Clapham
William Noland
At a Court held for Loudoun County Septr. the 12th 1796
This Estate Account of Philip Noland deceased was returned into Court and ordered to be recorded
Teste Chas. Binns, Cl Cur

I am a descendant of Awbrey Noland through his oldest son, George Noland. George Noland's oldest daughter, Sarah, married Samuel Harriss in 1816 Morgan Co., GA.

Lynda Harris SoRelle

Re: Noland Family Sell Land they Inherited, 1748, Fairfax Co, VA

LizNoland — 2009-09-13 03:21:53Z

Sarah and Elizabeth Awbrey were daughters of Francis. In Francis's will, filed Feb. 22, 1741, his daughter Sarah must not be of age yet, as he says that if his wife dies, then Sarah's to go to Elizabeth (who's listed as Elizabeth Nowland).

Source: Prince William County, VA Will Book C, 1734-1744

Re: Alice/Abigail/Ann Nolan

beshka331 — 2009-09-05 16:32:10Z

Wow! Canyou tell me anything else about Alice? Who would have thought I'd get a response to a message I posted 6 years ago?

Re: Alice/Abigail/Ann Nolan

KeithFordyce64 — 2009-08-31 15:44:13Z

Alice Nolan was my great, great grandmother on my fathers side. As you said, she married Abraham Fordyce and died in 1880, most likely in Greene county Indiana. She had at least one son named Sanford A. Fordyce who became my great grandfather.

NOLAND Joe A 1939-1994

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-22 13:01:15Z

NOLAND Joe A 1939-1994

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,999 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Noland History Questions

jeniwild76 — 2009-08-19 21:29:48Z

This is my first time on an ancestry board. My name is Jennifer Wildhaber, maiden name Noland. My grandmother was Mary Margaret Noland (maiden name Collins) and my grandfather was Edwin E. Noland. They went on to have two children, Judith Ann Noland (my mother) and Robert Noland. All that I know of my grandfather is that he was a twin. My grandmother and grandfather, years ago, owned a few drycleaning businesses in Southern California. I was hoping someone might recognize the name and help me find out some more information on my grandfather's history and family.

Re: George and May (Mary?) OH, IN

ConnieChristopher545 — 2009-08-13 18:51:41Z

There were m-a-n-y Nolan(d)s in Indiana at that time, including my ggrandfather George W Nolan(d)(son of Stephen Russell & Annaliza Minor, 1862-1962 m; Sarah Jermemiah).

Many were descended from James Noland and Barbara Saunders. Are you familiar with the genealogy work of Edward Ronsheim (1952, Anderson, Indiana)? That may be helpful.

George and May (Mary?) OH, IN

pamelaolson_bd — 2009-08-13 15:37:36Z

I have George b. 1846 in Indiana (both parents from Ohio) married to May b. 1853 in Ohio (both parents born in Ohio) with the last name Noland - living in Royal Center, IN. in 1880 with their children Harvey, Earnest, Pearl, and Charles. (I found a Mary Daggett marrying a George K Nolan in Cass county, IN Dec 24 1870.) Somewhere between 1900-1910 they changed their name to Nolan. I have the family living in Eel and Lake, Center co, IN also. All 4 generations of this family that I know of worked for the Railroad.

Any information I can get on George or May would be GREATLY appreciated!

Noland Bible

Jonibarnes55 — 2009-08-10 02:20:37Z

I have a Bible that belongs(ed?) to a Mrs. R.B. Noland. This is a OLD Bible. copyright date is 1917. Possible live in either MO and CO. If anyone is interested please contact me. I just felt SOMEONE would want this piece of their history. You can email me at Jonibarnes1@aol.com please indicate Bible in the subject line or I might inadvertanly miss you as SPAM. Hoping to find a home for this Bible.

Re: Any Nolan, Nolin, Noland in Northern Vermont

Re69becca23 — 2009-07-14 12:42:32Z

Barb,
I have most of the vital records for Matilda Nolan Barkyoumb. Her family and her married life. Contact me through my email, rlewis341975@yahoo.com

Re: Philip Noland (Noland's Ferry) of Loundon Co., VA (New Research indicates that he died BEFORE 1794)

wallenrobinsonjr — 2009-07-13 04:44:00Z

Old Virginia houses‎ - Page 13
by Emmie Ferguson Farrar, Emilee Hines - Architecture - 1955
The house stands high above the Potomac River, where Noland for years ... and in August 1783 George Washington dined at the house, calling it in his diary ...
Snippet view - About this book - Add to my library - More editions

Looks like 1783 and not 1785 from this snippet... I haven't pursued this book or George Washington's diary / memoirs.

Allen

Re: Philip Noland (Noland's Ferry) of Loundon Co., VA (New Research indicates that he died BEFORE 1794)

oregonmaysfamily — 2009-07-13 02:31:55Z

This note about George Washington is of great interest to me, as my Noland/Clark family is supposedly related to him in some way.

If you find the source of this, please return and post.

Thank you,

Kris Mays
Researching Noland/Clark connections in VA, WV & Indiana

Re: Descendents of, and info on, Henry Noland b 1791 Virginia

8caitlin8 — 2009-07-12 15:10:28Z

Look forward to hearing from you when you get the data. My email address has changed to jrscmcd@gmail.com

Re: Descendents of, and info on, Henry Noland b 1791 Virginia

leahgriffin05 — 2009-07-11 21:00:22Z

Hi Sharon,

I'm not sure why your email did not come through? Again, you can try at blgriffin@q.com That's a Q.com.

I need to get some records from my parents who have a Noland family Bible. My records are all over the place right now so I need to go through them so that I can give you the correct information. I'll check back =)

Re: Noland/Nowland/Nolan

metaphor — 2009-07-05 17:36:30Z

Charles Noland wrote, "Looking for information about William Noland or Henry Noland who settled briefly in the area of Rowan Co. possibly before it became the present Rowan Co"

Charles, can you provide a timeframe and indicate in what state Rowan County is located?

Re: Descendents of, and info on, Henry Noland b 1791 Virginia

8caitlin8 — 2009-07-02 13:49:38Z

Thank you for your message of the 8th of June on Ancestry. There do not appear to be too many Nolands working on our particular branch so it is especially good to hear from you. The Noland branch of the family is on my husband's side. His line is:

Henry Noland b. 1791 x Mary Ashby b. 1793

Henry Clay Noland b. 21 Sep 1834 x Margaret Josephine Campbell b. 4 May 1835

William Horace Noland b. 31 Jul 1856 x Jennie Wright

Josephine Noland b. 18 May 1901 x Joseph Harold McDonald

James Robert McDonald

We do have quite a bit of material back as far as Henry Clay Noland. There is also extensive research which has been done, and is still actively being done, on the Campbell and Wright lines. However, we have only a little info on Mary Ashby, her brother and her father, and next to nothng on the ancestry of Henry Noland.

It would seem that you and my husband Jim are cousins. The question, of course, is, how close! It should be fun to exchange info. We do have some pictures of Henry Clay, Margaret, William and Jennie and their families as well as some obits. My husband knew his grandmother Jennie and had visited at her home and the homes and ranches of her children. He is really hoping that you will be descended from one of William and Jennie's many offspring as he does remember playing with them.

Again, thanks for your message, and we look forward to hearing from you!

Sharon and Jim McDonald

Sylvia Jane NOLAND Tyre died July 19 1953, Bagley, MN

metaphor — 2008-04-28 03:11:28Z

Spirit Lake Beacon | Spirit Lake, Iowa | Thursday, July 30, 1953 | Page 8

Sylvia Jane Tyre

Sulvia Jane NOLAND Tyre, a resident of Jackson county, Minnesota, died at the home of her daughter at Bagley, Minn., at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, July 19, 1953 at the age of 83 years, seven months and 10 days.

Death was caused by a heart condition and although she had been ill for several years she died suddenly and unexpectedly.

Sylvia Jane NOLAND was born to Joseph and Martha NOLAND in Dallas county, Iowa. She lived with them in Iowa and two years at Beresford, S.D.

February 26, 1894, she was married to Christian Frederick TYRE in Jackson county. Their entire married life was spent on the same farm in Minnesota township.

Among survivors are two daughters, Inez, Mrs. Martin OLSEN of Lakefield, Minn.; Hazel, Mrs. E. A. OLSEN of Bagley, Minn.; and a foster son, Arthur NOLAND of Storm Lake. Grandchildren are Delmer and Quintis OLSEN; Norman, Donald, Raymond and Curtis OLSEN; Patricia and David NOLAND and four great-grandchildren.

Four brothers and one sister also survive. They are John NOLAND of Hayward, Minn.; C. L. NOLAND of Akely, Minn.; J. F. NOLAND of Tower, Minn.; F. A. NOLAND of Eartham; and Mrs. Hattie POMEROY, Olympia, Wash.

Preceding her in death were her husband in 1950 and a son, Floyd in 1911.

She was a member of the Loon Lake Baptist church and was an active worker, both in church and Sunday school activities.

Her hobbies included crocheting and needlework and she kept scrapbooks which were turned over to hospitals.

Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Spirit Lake at 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 22. Services were conducted by the Rev. V.V. White of Storm Lake and the Rev. V. Peterson of Spirit Lake.

Music was provided by Miss Phyllis Bordell, soloist, and Mrs. Reno Bordell, pianist. Burial was in Lakeview cemetery.

Five grandsons, Norman, Donald, Raymond and Curtis Olsen, and David Noland, and a nephew, Paul Noland, served as pallbearers.

Paulina [COLLWER/COLLIVER?] Noland Mayo death certificate

metaphor — 2008-03-30 17:40:43Z

If you go to
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/
you can locate Paulina Mayo's death certificate.

Elwood NOLAND's family of origin: 1860 & 1870 censuses

metaphor — 2008-03-30 05:09:50Z

1860 United States Federal Census > Missouri > St Clair > Monegaw

James M. NOLAND, 25, Laborer, personal $500, born MO

Paulina I, 24, born MO

Elwood, 3, born MO

Henry L, 2mo, born MO

L. COLLI????, 25, Grocery Keeper, real $600, personal $1000, born MO
=====================
1870 United States Federal Census > Missouri > Lafayette > Davis
NOLAND, James M., 30, Farmer, personal $275, born MO
Pauline, 33, Keeping House, MO
Elwood, 13, at home, MO
Sterling P., 8, MO
Dora A., 6, MO
James H., 3, MO
Hiram L., 1, MO

Descendants of Samuel T & Elizabeth (Vinson) Noland - OK and MO

JimSnow87 — 2009-01-07 15:44:46Z

I am looking to connect and share information with descendants of Samuel Thompson and Elizabeth Jane (Vinson) Noland. Samuel was born 1876, Maitland, Holt County, Missouri and died 1961 in Anadarko, Caddo County, Oklahoma. Elizabeth was born 1877 in Iowa and died in Anadarko, Caddo County, Oklahoma. Their children are: Blanch E., Florence Ellen, Ada Pearl, Hazel, Oddie, Myrtle, James W., Raymond E., Ralph E., Clara W., Patrick Henry and Taylor Harding Noland.

joshua noland

janetheartsill61 — 2008-11-22 07:33:43Z

our joshua noland has been traced back to greene co, pa, richland township in 1810. we've not been able to go back any further. he had a son william who was born in 1803 in greene co, pa. this son later moved to w.va. near new martinsville, w.va. we are his descendents. if anyone out there can help us with anymore info about joshua, his spouse, his parents etc, we sure would appreciate it. we've been able to bring the famiy forward from william to present day, but cannot go back any further than joshua.

Re: NOLANDS FROM MOUNTAIN CITY, TN

JannieSmith59 — 2009-06-16 21:15:00Z

Hello Devonia,
Febie Russell & Spencer Noland is my G-Aunt & Uncle. Aunt Febie was my grandmother's sister. I have a picture here at ancestry. Please email me through this site.
Thanks,
Jannie

Re: Descendents of Henry Clay Noland b. 1833 Knox, Ohio moved to Sweet Idaho

nolandhc — 2008-08-25 01:54:31Z

My father was Vern Garland Noland, Grandfather-Maurice Luther Noland, Great Grandfather-Rufus Edgar Noland, Great-great grandfather Henry Clay Noland. I am building a house in Sweet and stopped by the Sweet Cemetery today. Would be very interested in learning about William Noland and other relatives. I have a picture of the Henry Clay Noland family taken about 1900.

Re: Philip Noland (Noland's Ferry) of Loundon Co., VA (New Research indicates that he died BEFORE 1794)

Diamonddeb — 2008-09-03 20:11:33Z

No.......this is NOT the Philip Noland that died BEFORE 1794. There are a
lot of Philip's and Pierce's in this NOLAND family. Sometimes it can be
very confusing. Enough to make your head spin. lol The Philip (jr) that
died BEFORE 1794 (act. died 1784) in Loudoun Co., Virginia was born abt.
1718, the son of Philip Noland and Bridgett Carroll. This Philip, Sr. had
a brother by the name of Pierce Noland. Pierce had a son, Charles, b. abt
1748 in Prince Wm. Co., VA., d. 1813 Turo Parrish, Fairfax County, Virginia.
This is where a lot of the early pioneers of Wood County, (West) Virginia
were from, before they migrated west.

Charles Noland married Sallie ?? Their children were
Theopolis
Verlinda
Philip (see below)
Elizabeth
Pierce
Charles
Thomas

Only 3 of Charles' sons (that we know of) migrated first into Wood County,
(West) Virginia by 1820. By 1830 they all moved directly across the Ohio
River into Washington County, Ohio. Thomas's descendants are mostly found
in the Newport Twp., Area. Charles's descendants settled in Belpre, Warren
and Dunham Twp., and Philip's descendants settled in Decatur Twp, All in
Washington County, Ohio.

The Philip Noland that you are refering to is my direct ancestor. He and
his first wife, Elizabeth Awbrey (d/o Francis Awbrey & Francis Tanner) are
my GGG Grandparents. Their children were:
Deliah
William
Charles
Barnabus
Alexander (my line) - Edward, Lawrence, Wm., ME
Elizabeth
Gregory
Sarah
John

After Elizabeth Awbrey Noland died in 1831, Philip married Mercy (Rathbun)
Ingles, widow of John Ingles. I'm currently trying to find her parents.
Gideon Rathbun had a dau. named Mercy, but it's NOT the one that married
Philip Noland.

I have some info on Barnabus Noland. You can use what I have. If you need
sources, just ask. :o)

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Hope this helps.

Debbie Noland Nitsche
Diamonddeb@comcast.net

Washington Co., Ohio Historical & Genealogy Links
http://hometown.aol.com/debnolandnitsche/index.html

Historical Marietta, Ohio on MySpace
http://www.myspace.com/historicalmariettaohio

Re: Nolands 1800's Washington county OH

BillyJenkins741 — 2008-09-03 20:07:03Z

HI,
I am back again, still trying....lol If you have anything on these folks, will you email me at crafters@suddenlink.net. Thanks. Sharon Jenkins

Re: Philip Noland (Noland's Ferry) of Loundon Co., VA (New Research indicates that he died BEFORE 1794)

BillyJenkins741 — 2008-09-03 17:30:00Z

Would this be the Philip Noland who was married to Mercy Engle, and whose son was Barnabus Noland? I have no birthdates.

Re: Philip Noland (Noland's Ferry) of Loundon Co., VA (New Research indicates that he died BEFORE 1794)

BillyJenkins741 — 2008-09-03 20:46:54Z

Yes, I would like what you have on Barnabus. These are exactly the folks I was looking for. Thanks so much.

Re: Mrs. R. L. Rowen connection

Bahai1844 — 2009-01-18 19:24:20Z

Has anyone found out more on the Mrs. R. L. Rowen that is listed as a sister? I reearch Rowens in Arkansas but do not have an R. L. Rowen listed; I will search again for any clues but would also like to hear from others. Thank you! Jo-Ann Stephens Bahai@northcc.net

Re: Descendents of, and info on, Henry Noland b 1791 Virginia

leahgriffin05 — 2009-06-08 20:34:11Z

Hi Sharon, I am a descendent of that line and do have some information. You're welcome to contact me at blgriffin@q.com

L. Noland Griffin

Noland

dssmith1963 — 2009-05-22 12:26:27Z

Looking for info on Henry Howard Noland born 22, Aug 1866 in Agency Missouri. His mother was Harriet Snead. She married Hardin J Noland in 1849 but he supposedly died around 1860. Henry death cert. says father was Frank Noland but she wasnt married to a Frank, only Hardin untill 1873 when she married Thomas George. Henry had Two brothers Frank and John and no info at all about them and Ive lost track of the family in 1860 and 70 but all the boys were born in Missouri. Any info would be helpful

James Noland & Barbara Saunders children

ConnieChristopher545 — 2008-12-20 23:48:38Z

-- just ran across a portrait of Francis Marion Noland (1785-1873) one of the ten children of James & Barbara Noland and wanted to find out if anyone has photos of other children of that generation? I am most interested in Horatio Rasha Noland, Francis Marion's older brother (b: 1781) but all are of interest.

Thanks!

Henry Clifton NOLAND d. 15 July 1954 - Kansas City, MO

JohnWOBrien — 2008-10-31 00:00:58Z

Death of: Henry Clifton NOLAND
Date: Wednesday, July 15, 1954
Place: nursing home at 1900 Linwood
Age: 82 years
Born: Platte County, Mo
Occupation: retired farmer

Survivors:
Son - Paul NOLAND, Platte City, Mo
Son - Park NOLAND, Parkville, Mo
Daughter - Mrs. Hazel KEITH, Cleveland
Daughter - Mrs. Bernice JOHNSON, Parkville, Mo
Brother - Edward M. NOLAND, Parkville, Mo
Sister - Miss Ida NOLAND, 3621 Warwick

Reference: "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) July 15, 1954

======================================================
(I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
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neirbo8

Noland

jerry1sf3h3mkv6sspe9t9ra5pds6a91rc — 2008-09-02 00:13:58Z

My dad is william noland. I am Jerry Noland

Re: Paulina [COLLWER/COLLIVER?] Noland Mayo death certificate

skyspinner — 2008-03-30 20:11:26Z

Wow, you have been simply a Treasure Chest of information today!

Thank you so much.

Re: Elwood NOLAND's family of origin: 1860 & 1870 censuses

skyspinner — 2008-03-30 16:43:28Z

Thank you so much! That's much more information than I had been able to locate on myown. :-)

Re: Nolands Washington OH 1800's

NancyLuther66 — 2008-11-13 01:59:29Z

John and Ann Noland sold land to my Great Grandfather Harvey Stanton on Dec.20,1858 in Washington County,Ohio. Harvey was married to Sophia Noland , whose parents I think were Charles and Sarah Noland. She had a brother Augustus Noland who married Louisa Weaver.
Nancy
nluther@rangeweb.net

Searching for Ralph Noland

snoland48 — 2008-11-11 21:02:45Z

Hello, I am looking for Ralph Noland. I have little information to go by. Supposedly from the Chicago area, Born about 1924, lived in the San Joaquin California area in the mid to late 40's.
Need to know major medical history.

Thank you for any possible links.

Steven Noland

Re: Noland

Barb9270 — 2008-09-02 00:19:48Z

Could you begin with you and go back two or three generations? Who and where?

Example
Your name
Your father's name
Your grandfather's name....ect.

NOLAND Stephanie Michelle 1975-1999

t42Moore — 2008-12-18 20:29:47Z

NOLAND Stephanie Michelle 1975-1999

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,993 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

NOLAND John L 1939-1986

t42Moore — 2009-01-19 21:42:48Z

NOLAND John L 1939-1986

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 200,294 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Philip Noland (Noland's Ferry) of Loundon Co., VA (New Research indicates that he died BEFORE 1794)

wallenrobinsonjr — 2009-01-13 23:49:34Z

I have a note I'm following up on...

1785 - George Washingon's Memoirs - George had dinner at the Nolands.

Has anyone found the Source of this reference? If Philip was at dinner then he would have died after dinner. Possibly in 1785.

Thanks for the posting.

NOLAND Ella Marie 1917-1984

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-04 22:44:32Z

NOLAND Ella Marie 1917-1984

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: James Noland & Barbara Saunders children

swn610 — 2008-12-21 21:58:34Z

No, I haven't found any photos of the children either. However, I descend from STEPHEN NOLAND (1776-1844), another one of James' and Barbara's children. If anyone comes across a photo/portrait of STEPHEN, I would be most interested in getting a copy. If I find any, I'll post a message here, too. Thanks! --STEVE NOLAND

Elizabeth Noland Locke obit 1854 Alabama

haynes194 — 2008-08-31 16:37:46Z

South West Baptist Newspaper
Died on Sunday evening the 30th April 1854 at her residence in Pickens County, Alabama. Mrs. Elizabeth Locke, wife of Deacon Thomas Locke in the fifty-fifth year of her age. Sister Locke was the daughter of Philip and Nancy Noland and was born in Chester District, South Carolina in August 1799. She removed removed with her parents to Alabama in the year 1820 and married to Mr. Locke in March 1821.

This is not my line, I have no further information. dannyhaynes

Re: Obit Posting: Gale Noland, Ohio > Tx

haynes194 — 2008-08-11 20:54:30Z

This is
1. Gale Edward Noland 1927
2. John Gibson "Gib" Noland 1879 + Jennie Malinda.
3. Samuel D. Noland b ca 1849 + Lottie A. Crumbley
4. John G. Noland ca 1819 + Rhoda Ann Howard
5. Philip Noland ca 1780 + ??Martha Gibson??

This Philip Noland ca 1780 may or may NOT be related to the Philip Noland ca 1770 of Decatur twp Washington county OH. I have never found any actual proof for a relationship.

Re: Nowland/Noland in Missouri Oklahoma

phyllisbaughsnow — 2008-12-20 20:28:32Z

My current email address is: countryheart73526@yahoo.com

Phyllis Snow

Re: Descendents of, and info on, Henry Noland b 1791 Virginia

8caitlin8 — 2009-07-02 13:49:37Z

Re: Old Noland Photo - Missouri

beanie0824 — 2008-04-07 01:17:54Z

I have a photo of my dad (I never knew him) and there are some similarities there. The jaw line is very similar, so are the ears and eye shape.