THE STEPHEN--DANIEL LINE OF THE NOIAND FAMILY

F,dw J Ronshe im Sr

Anderson, Indo- 5-l-19;u

THE STEPHEN--DANIEL LINE OF THE NOIAND FAMILY -1 F,dw J Ronsheim Sr - Anderson, Indo- 5-1-19%

"0 Nowlane, 0 Nolane, 0 Noland, 0 Nowlan, O Nolan, Nowlan, Nolan, Noland from the diminutive of Nuall, meaning clamour. The surname .was founded in County Carlow in the 10th century. ,t

ttNuallain: .:a 6 v. intro, I howl, roar. 11 nNu.allan: ain, mo, cry, howl, clamour."

The above shows the original name, tells its meaning and gives a few of the many ways it is spelled. .This was summarized from mapy books on Ireland and the Irisho It makes clear, too, that claims tlia't·this or that spelling is an­ other family are wrongo The story herewith will show soma 29 different spellings.

It must be remembered that those who could read or write were few indeed until fairly recent times o These few put down as best they could from the way a name sounded the letters to spell ito In other words phonetic spelling gave us the many versions of the name of Noland.

Official explanation of the crest used by the ancient family say this: ••No• 1 land - Nowlarrl (Irish)'', crest a "demi-lion rampant, guo ' This is at the top of the Coat of Arms, which takes severa],. forms with the most simple shown belowo

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The lion (rampant) and the quarters of' above are in red, the swords and marlets (birds) in silver with the cross in goldo The wo:rds below, the motto, mean:

"One Heart, One Way.,. The ·stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family --2

This is the story of a fragment of the Noland (and the naIIE will be spelled in this manner for the most part in the text of this story) familyo Actually, it is but a small part of that fragment because missing one name back JOO years ago would result in the loss of thousands by now o And many, many names have been missed through the centurieso But enough remains to create again a family which covers a nationo

Included in these pages are excerpts from great volumes o As one of the experts with the Genealogical Office at Dublin Castle, Ireland, writes~ "it is gener­ ally regarded as being compounded of myth, legend and fact, in fairly equal proportions." And regarding one set of books in particular, it was said, ~even where he is dealing with fact (the author) is very sparing of references and he seldom indicates sources o tt

But these myths and legends are of so great an interest they are being incl~ded in part, in Appendix Ao

Turning now from myth and legend we find the name as Nolan or 0 1 Nolan in county Carlow about 1000 AoDo, not as kings and princes traditional in yet 11 earlier days, but certainly bearing the title of ·chiefU o Mention is made that King Henry II (ll~-1189) confirmed to 0 11 Nolan his rights and -.possession of land in Carlowo 0 1Hart mentions, and just that, a James Butler, F.arl or· Ormonde, who married in 1328, Eleanor, granddaughter of' &iward lo This same Butler is shown as waging war against the 0 9Nolans.

By two centuries later the family had spread far beyond Carlowo Thomas Nolan, Ballinrobe, county Mayo, received a patent to "four quartersn of land in Ballin­ robe. This was in 1.586 when Thomas acted as nc1erk in said Countrey't o Prior to 11 this the family had lived at "The Crevaghe o Given nares later common to the family in America appear frequently •in this periodo

Shortly after this came the period of Cromwell with the Noland families sup­ porting, for the most partj the Royal family. Gregory Nolan, Thomas Molan and Peter Nolane were with the ·•149'ers11 as officers in the sunnner of 1649 when Cromwell crushed the oppositiono And this defeat became a personal loss to the Noland line as the victor confiscated their property and "transplanted" its members to distant parts of Ireland.a

Among the ''Transplanters 16.53-~ '' from Connaught were Andrew, Ann, Gregory, John, Joseph, Mary, Nell, Patrick, Thomas and 1'W'idow Mary" Noland, also Mary Nolane and Thomas Nolane.

From the "Books of Survey and Distribution" we get greater detailo Quoting, in part, we have: County 11ayo, parish of }Aagawagh, Cloonaghmore, from John Nolan to Lord Yayo, Jeoffry Prendergast and Remigins Bermingham; parish of Killfryan, from John Nolan, part of the town of Ballyneg~ to Richard Frank­

lin; also from John Nolan, "half owner'' j and John Gardner, 'a ~otestant", half owner, Duncantrew, to Sir Arthur Gore and John Gardner; etc., etc.

'l'he movemen~ ~h;ch Cromwell started shortly became a migrationo Official The Stephen--Oaniel Line or The Noland Family -3 records in Maryland show that Catherine Nolan reached Anrarica in 1655; in the service of SIE,in we .find Capt. Don Diego Nolane in 1660, Adjutant Don Nicolas Nolan in 1661, and Capto Don Juan Nolan in 16630 Later we .find Field 'Marshal­ Lto O'Nowlin with Austrian forceso

Records indicate that many of the name crossed over to France o Even as late as 1726 a Capto Moses Nolan, of Carlow, was hanged in Dublin for having »smpP1t men from Ireland to Franceo And Farl Noland Saucier, of the Mississippi line of tlE family, found a record while searching in Quebec severa 1 years ago: arr1ving (about 1680) ttat Quebec, Pierre Noland, Irelandois.'" That this word is shown as Noland and the date both are importanto It was just about this time that Pierc·e Noland reached Marylando Nor can Baltic nations be passed over. In 1941 an Albert To Noland, age 71j died here in Andersono His people came from Swedeno

It was only twenty years af'ter the death of Oliver Cromwell when the Noland move to Maryland began in a major way. Probably the sons of those who had es­ tates confiscated and families displaced, to use a modern wordo Records in the Hall of Records, at Annapolis, record· the coming of Thomas ... Nowland in 1678. He may have settled in Anne Arundel countyo A photostat copy from the office of' th~ Land Corrmissioner shows: "November 1, 1678 - Capto John Quigley imported into this province in the Ship St. George or London 180 persons", and in list is ttTho. Nowland1•0 On Novo 22, 1678, Quigley sold the 50 acres of larid received for passage of nThomas Nowland'-o

On that sane ship came "Shillam'' (William) Nowland to settle in Sto Mary's county. William appears several times in records for the next forty years, once in "The Black Book't, official record of persons found guilty of almost any kind of law violationo Here, for a minor offense, he was sentenced and barely escaped hanging before friends secured a pardon from the govemoro It seems probable he remained in Sto Mary's countyo

Of course, coming to Maryland a year before Thomas and William was J:"hillip Now­ land. He is recorded as landing in 1677 o Then, strange to say, he passes out of lfaryland records to appear again (based on nsny records) in Virginia where an estate settlement shows his death as August 1, 17330 This Philip seems to be the ancestor of the great "Loudoun Countytt line which reaches into all southern states, through Indiana to the west and yet remains an important Vir­ ginia family-.

The honor of being the first Nowland family to reach Maryland goes to Henry, who lamed in 1679 with his wife and two sorlso They quickly moved to the East Shore and settled in the Kent County area o It would be almost impossib~e to determine if they retained their identity or merged with the Cecil County· Nolans.

With the Catherine, mentioned earlier, these form the five ~mbers of the name to reach l.llryland while re-cords of landings remain reasonably intacto But other records tell the rest of the story of early comerso The stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family

One of these unrecorded aITivals was Darby Nolano That he reached l!aryland not long after 1680 is shown by the fact that "Bandon Bridge'-t, an estate of 60 acres, was patented to him June 12, 1688 o This land had been surveyed in 1687 o The Land Office records show it was south of Boliemia river in Cecil County to the east of a creek. lmown, through the years, as Sto Augustine, Smith and Scotchmans, and which is just west of present UoSo highway 2130 Either merged with the family of Henry Nowland, shown above, or alone the Dar­ by line has become third only to those of Philip above or Peirce Noland belowo

Before taking up Pierce Noland, the ancestor of the family with which th:is story deals, there. are a few others of the name requiring mentiono There was the Nolan family which reached 1,assachusetts in 1634 from Ratte~den, Suffolk, ~land.• A Mrso Alice Nolinds, mentioned in an English will of 1692, as liv­ ing in Marylando She was young and likely the wife of one of these early mem­ bers of the familyo Estate recordsj in the form of a will., inventories, accounts ar.d testamentary papers show Darby Nolan on Septo 20, 1694, in Cecil County with Ann Nolan~ Ann was a Browningo It is interesting to note that in two short paragraphs the last name of Alice is shown as Nolinds, Nelenes and Nelmes. She had two sons, John and Charles:; and a "child unborn'' o

Other earlier Nolands in this upper district included Henry Jro, and Richard, sons of the Henry who brought his family to Maryland in 1679, appear in testa­ mentary papers in .Dorchester County in 170~-090 And John and Charles, maybe sons of Alice, seem to appear again, the former in testamentary papers in Queen Anne 1713-14 with maybe a wife Catherine, the latter as Charles Knowlan, 11 in Talbot County, June 2, 1703, noverseer for Thomas Donnellin o

All other names which are found in early Fast Shore and north Maryland records may well be sons of first generation Nolarrlso This also is true in other .Mary­ land counties. The fact that give·n names cross from one family to another con­ stantly in early records would help prove that these six Noland men were broth­ erso This sane crossing of names, in particular with that of Daniel, has caused some researchers to merge several into one or two and so become confused. Official records to prove all families do exist in Msrylando

Now we arrive at Pierce Noland (Appendix B) for whom land seems to have been 1 surveyed in Cecil County in 1686 and patented to him under the name of 'Fed­ dard'' on June 12, 1688, the same date Darby had land patented to himo Al­ though it is within reason to thirJk that Pi€rre Nolam, who reached Quebec about 1680, could _be this sane Pierce Noland who reached Maryland about that same date, no proof existso Both, however, were fourxl using the Noland spell­ ing at this early dateo ' The records on the landing of Peirce never have been found but when it is re­ membered tha~ John Quigley received but 50 acres of land for transporting a person across the At:;tantic.9 Peirce surely was well established to be patented JOO acres in a very favorable location ON the west shore of Elk River. Al­ though Peirce ·is shown as a resident of Cecil County in 1688 it is possible he never did actually take up residenceo The Stephen-Daniel Line or The Noland Family -5 . .

On Novo 4, 1692, we find Peirce Noland, or Charles County, {Appendix C) trad­ ing the JOO acres in Cecil County to Thomas Lynsey for 100 acres in Charles County named "Galleys Discovery" o The wording or the deed would indicate this property was highly developed, having all necessary buildings, pastures, ''woods and underwocxis" and certainly crop· landso AJmost by accident we located this deed in the ancient .records at La Plata, Charles County, sone 15 years ago.

With this 1692 deed Peirce Noland, as did Philip Nowland 15 years earlier, pass- es entirely out of Maryland record.so Immediately opposite Charles County, Mdo, is Stafford County, Vao Although original records for this county were burned and stolen during the Civil War (some books now are to be found in libraries outside Virginia) it is known that Peirce Knowland, Sro, in 1712, repatented land originally surveyed for William Downing in 1692 o '!hen a later court act­ ion settling his estate shORs that Peirce Knowland Sro j made a will Jano 20, 1715, in Stafford Countyo In this will he names three sons, certainly his youngest. These are Peirce, Thomas and William. Thomas died before March 9, 1724, when this estate came up to Prince William County, Va". At this time it may be William was of age o This would place birth date of William in 16980

At this point much guessing bas been done in efforts to establish lineso Most of this results in the "creation'• of an older son Philipo He then becal!le the Philip, of the Will of 1733, in Prince William Countyo And that Philip then becomes the second generation of the Loudoun County line mentioned earliero Recently found material forces a revision of this idea so as to make the Phil­ ip of 1733 the man who landed in Maryland in 1677 o otherwise an entire gene:ra­ tion of known people is crowded auto All this is included in another story, that of the Noland Family Of Virginia, or in an alternate outline shown as Appendix Do

It must be accepted that Peirce Noland did have other children than the three "youngest" in his willo And that some of these were daughters long since lost as marriage records in churches burned with the buildings o At this point appears the only assumption used in these many pages o.f factso That is the father of the first of the many Stephen Nowlands from which this story gets half its nameo

That Peirce Noland was the father of Stephen Nowland is a fact may be shown .in many wayso First by proximityo In this early pericxi no other early Noland appears in the records of Charles County al though wills~ deerl s and other rec­ oms, aside from ~rriages, deaths and births, remain very complete o Those of other Noland areas east and south, Calvert, and Sto :Mary's Counties, burned. long ·ago. Too, rwe know where every member of the first generation of the family locatedo..

Second, because of the time elemento We know th.at Stephen Nowland married not long before he is recorded in June of 1706 with his wife Mary in an estate settlemento At that time t~y seem not to have any child.reno This places the birth of -Stephen between 1682 and 1685. That Peirce was born about 1658 .seems easy to establ;sh~ This would have him marry about 1680 to 1683 o The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -6

Third, the land owned by Philip was near that of the Smallwood family. That of Stephen also was near the smallwood land and near the head of Mattawoman · Creek, generally very near to where that stream now crosses into Prince George County, ·Maryland. The son of Stephen, the first known Daniel, married a Small­ wocrl. This places ?11 families very near each other and this matter of proxi­ mity played a big part in early marriageso

The principle argument opposed to this assumption is the fact that Philip and Peirce do not appear in the Stephen-Daniel lineo However, these names also have dropped from use in the Virginia family established by Philipo Deaths and moves frequently have brought about name changeso

Until in late summer of 1771 the only Noland family in Charles County, so far as records show, was that of Stephen, his children and grandchildren. Then, for reasons never determined, those remaining moved northward and then to the distant south. Uprooted, the family grew and spread until it reached into every part of the present nation. This fourth point seems to finally make positive that only one Noland family ever lived in that county, those who came down from Peirce.

On August 10, 1703, in Charles County, Eleanor 0 1 Bryan, widow of Matthias 0'­ Bcyan, deeded to Mary (01Bcyan) Connell two parcels of land. {See appendix E) These in turn were to go to the children of Mary Connell, William, Macy and Angellica. From this we know that Mary Connell and Stephen Nowland were not yet married late in 1703. This also helps fix the date of his birtho

Eleanor O'Bryan died shortly after making the deed, possibly within the next year. That she was quite old is shown from the record where Matthias O'Bryan had gained one parcel of land in 1668, the other in 1681. Then Dennis Connell, husband of Mary (0 1Bryan) Connell diedo Seemingly late in 1705, because in the July 1706 term of court we find Stephen and Mary Knowland filing the accounts of his estate. This should prove the date of marriage as in 1704 or 170.So -To show how names vary, in this record the name C-onnell becomes Connelly while two years later it had become Connerly~

Records in Charles County in June of 1708 show, in Testamentary Proceedings, that Stephen Nowland is acquiring possession of the 500 acres of land in the two tracts of land, ttFernes" and nclahammond" o He was to pay 13,000 pounds of tobacco, surely no mean account for a very young mano This deed, when finally filed, shows that ~he Connell daughter named in 1703 as Angellica has become Elizabeth and that she had married James Byrno (Appendix F herewith) ·

There are many interesting things in this deed of 1703 or 1714. The first lo­ cates the tracts in such nanner they probably could be found to this day. That they were probably adjacent to Smallwood land seems certain if records of that family a re reado Too, the first deed mentions "Howland", la rrl belonging to one George How. Some researchers have made that to read ''Nowland'' and try to .find many things thereino The second deed brings into the story the nal!E of John Dimcey (Dempsey), who later becane the second husband of 'Mary (Connell) Nowland. It also may be assumed, based on later Noland family settlements, The St~phen-:Oaniel Line Of The-Noland Family -7 that Stephen received from Peirce Noland what later would have been his share in the·estate. And that this was a considerable part of the 13,000 pounds of tobacco. Too, there remains the question as to why a recoro. starting as Testa~ mentary Proceedings on June 16, 1708, closes on May 14, l7J1., with a deed in the Settlement of A:ccountso This deed was finally recorded August 20., 17140

Once more official records seem to fade out of the pictureo But on March 9, 1733, there ca~ the death of James Nowland, son of Stepheno On March 27, John Dempsie again appears, this time posting a bond for 80 pounds as adminis­ trator. The Inventory was filed by John Dempsey on Sept;. · 26, 1733, and here it names Daniel Nowland and Stephen Nowland as "nearest of 19-n" o

This record is important in that it seems to establish that Stephen Nowland Sr., has diedo The mention of the two sons as nearest of kin can mean little else. Too, th:! bond or 80 pounds is considerable for those days and indicates quite an estate of an umnarried man the age of James o Then, the will would seem tp make him the age so born 1707 to 17120 The amount of bon:l could mean that he had received his part of the estate of his fathero And we yet find John Demp­ sey aroundo

The next record of importance in holding together the Stephen-Daniel Line through official documents comes on Novo 20, 174 7 o But prior to this many other things had happenedo In 1737, according to marriage records, Mary Now­ land had married John Dempseyo About the same time Daniel Nowland married Hen­ rietta Smallwood., daughter of Ledstone and granddaughter of the famous Col. James sniallwocxi and Hester (Evans) Smallwocxio Proof of this marriage comes in the will of Iedstone., filed Febo 22, 17550 qn Jano 9, 1743, John Dempsie died, leaving part of estate to children of his first wife and the rest to Maryo

Which again brings us back to the Deed or Gift made in 1747. In this (attached as Appendix G) Mary Dempsey, sick and believing she has not long to live, gives to her son, Daniel, her personal propertyo The wording o:f this deed seems to show she feared some controversy because of i to The main value of :this deed is to prove beyond doubt that Daniel who established much of the Noland line was her sono Some have denied this, trying to start the line with Daniel, son of Thomas, in Arundel Countyo

All this helps establi_sh relationship and, at the same tjme, the order in which children were borno It indicates that James was the older child, maybe 25 when he died. A little younger if sisters had come first in the family yet surely of age. And, because an outsider became administrator, that Daniel and Stephen were not of ageo If the first married ~bout 1737 or 1738, ·his first son being born in 1740, then Stephen was youngero It seems possible that the mother moved in with Daniel and Henrietta when her secor:rl husband died and so felt it fair to give him the personal propertyo . Then, that after th~ death of his mother in 1747, Stephen-left home, going to Frederick County, Vao, where his first child was born in 1756 and named Ja~so Where Stephen married is not known o

Before taking up the vast families established by Daniel and Stephen a sU!DIIBry The·Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -8 of the remaining Noland lines is neededo That established by Philip of the Will of 1733, the Loudoun County, Vao, line has been well documented by Mrs. Rosalie Noland Pall, Richmond, Vao, in so far as the direc~ family is con­ cerned. But this line has thrown out many branches. Muc_h material has been collected for future use on one called the nMississippi'' lineo

Another great line from Loudoun County seems to develop, _in the very earliest 1800 1 s in Ohio, what rray be called a ttThomastt groupo This includes nany fami­ lies of the name yet located in central Ohio, others in west central Illinois, 1'!t more in central Missouri and th!n a well lmown group from Eli Noland, who went to Texas in 1835 from Ohioo This family seems to stem from Loudoun County Nolands of about 17400

Too, there is a group named for the present as the lfffilliam11 line which spread from Perkeley Co., Va., {now West Virginia) about 1800 and before. It crosses southern Olio, is heavy in the Madison Coo j Ky o, area, and then back to north­ west Indiana.

Prior to the time Arkansas became a state nembers of the Loudoun County line were active in the affairs of the areao They played an active part histori­ cally, politically and otherwiseo· There yet are members of the Noland family in Arkansas but that early group died out entirelyo

In southeastern Kentucky there is yet another group with an ancestor named John Nolen/Nolan or Nolino These people claim he eame from Ireland and fought in the Revolution. Mcxierate research indicates j however, he was from the Ce­ cil County family in Maryland. This Kentucky family merges to the north with another line using the spelling of Nolen, to be treated later.

Nor should the great family now living along the eastern coast north from Mary­ land be i:assed overo Members of that family believe they come from Darl:>y Nolan and all evidence points that way. Sane research has been done in this group.

The Berkeley County family probably comes from Loudoun County with ties fitting in prior to 1740. These people lived in North Carolina in 1765 then shifted northward again with sone then moving westward to establish units in Ohio, Kentucky and northwest Indiana.

Somewhere in the overall picture must be Nolands who come down from both Thomas, of Ann! Ar'.l].trlel County, Mdo, and William, of Sto Mary's. But in a score of centers across the continent where Nolands have come together you have from three to six differe-nt groups of the family nerging until no one will ever again divide them.

Returning now to the Stephen-Daniel line we pick up the second ·son or Stephen, son of Peirce. In the line of this Daniel who married Henrietta Smallwood we find one marked feature. From the Atlantic to the Pacific the Nolands, Russ­ ells and Smallwoods constantly becone inter-related through marriage. Too, this Daniel line often crossed over to marry into the other great lines. The outline which follows tells this storyo The Stephen-Daniel Line or The Noland Family -9

Although the record discloses five children., it is probable that Daniel and Henrietta had a larger familyo This maITiage to Henrietta Snallwood should be accepted as proof that the Noland family stocxi high in colonial Charles County, Maryland. That the family was reasonably well fixed in lands may be accepted by the 200 pound bond required when Henrietta qualified as adminis­ trator in April of 1761, Daniel probably having died in that month or Marcho In the will of Eedstone Smallwood, Henrietta and her daughter, Elizabeth, each recieved a shilling. This, again, may be taken to shar she already had received a dowry or other property before his deathe

It seems probable that the early death of Daniel, even before his last son was born, was responsible for the great migration which began as soon as these children were old enough to break awayo Authorities agree that Daniel did not leave· a willo And, of course, there was no final settlement recorded. Jesse, the last child, was barely or age when the Revolution ended. Henri­ etta filed for renewal as administrator each three months until July, 1771, more than ten years after Daniel had diedo In Novenber she filed for renewal in Frederick Collllty and so provides an exact date the family moved from Charles, just under 80 years after Peirce had taken land thereo

By 1774 James had crossed the Potomac, maybe at the Noland Ferry operated by the Loudoun County family, and marriedo James served in the Revolution and died in Fstill County, Kyo, the day after Christmas in 1833 at the age of 93. His widow died in LaPorte County, Ind., where many of the family yet liveo This phase of the family has been recorded by Mrs o Florence Bagnall, now of California, l{rs. Freda Wakeman, Mrs. J. So Bordwell, also of Califomia and one of the first researchers for Noland material, and others.

The older son or James Noland, Stephen, married Alidia Russell, daughter or Henry Russell and Chloe Smallwocxi. The father of Chloe was Benjamin, 'Who al­ so went back to Col. James Smallwoodo Family claims, yet to be investigaged, are to the effect that Benjamin served with General William Smallwocxio Also, there is reason to believe that Henry Russell also served. Here, then, through James Noland, and Chloe Smallwocxi, are ties which bring rights to mem­ bership in many organizations.

A large se~nt of the Noland family comes from Stephen Noland, who died in Rowan County, North C?rolina, near the end of 1791. His will, now at Raleigh, covers his considerable estate. The family lived in 'that part of Rowan County, on Dutchman's creek, which now is part of Davie County. Many of the line appear in the 1790 census records for North Carolina. And at Raleigh al­ so rrs.y be seen the papers granting Stephen an allowance for his service in the Revolutiono (Appendix H)

Another note showing the ties between Henry Russell, the Noland family and William Sma.llwocxi comes from a deed on 11-15-1797 to Henry for land on Dutch­ man• a Creek. It seems that nay have been close to the time he and the Will­ iam Snallwocxi family reached North Carolina. He sold this land again on 11- 23-1805 but Chloe did not sign the deed, suggesting she rad died 1802/05. It was in 1804/0.5 Daniel Noland moved to Kentucky. The Henry Russell land was The Stephen-ilaniel Line Of The Noland Family -10 sold once more, 1-7-1808, with William Smallwood signing as witness to con­ firm his nearnesso

A copy of Stephen's 'Will is attached as Appendix.Io Immediately it 1'ill be noticed that the name of his son, Daniel, is not mentionedo Daniel was the older son, and records show, the only one married when his father diedo On the same day Stephen made his willi Novo 1, 1791. he also deeded a share of his farm to the son Danielo It is interesting, and the reason for it is not known, but the will of Stephen also is recorded in Burke County., NoCo., shov­ ing only the widow, 'Mary, and the sons, Stephen Jro, and Iedstoneo

The oldest child of Stephen was Maney, or Anne as she is known in Rowan County marriage records o Most of what is known of her comes through the work of Mrso Anna (Turley) Noland, of }~fadison County, Kyo Although Mrs. Noland comes from the Noland family which settled in Estill County she married Jerre B. Nolam, of the Berkeley County line, which settled in Madisono

Not much is known of some of the children of Stephen, of the 1791 will, but his son Stephen Jro, has a special space because he was one of the first to move across the Mississippi into the Jackson County area or 16.ssourio Beyond that, little is lmown about him and, as of now, names of but two of his child­ ren are availableo One, the older, was another Daniel who caused one of the real mix-up in researcho

This mix-up is well covered in the outlines o He IIBITied, in Indiana, his first cousin Aseneth, the daughter of his Uncle Danielo After her death he ;ret,,rn~n to .Kentucky and remarriedo His children became widely known in · Kentucky and Texas· ar£airs o

Stephen's son, Ledstone, is another who added to the confusion of relation­ shipso He, too, married a Smallwoodo Little is known about this man but, from a statement left by a relative, he seems to have moved to Kentucky and developed a freight wagon business between there and New Orleans back in the days when the old Natchez Trace was as dangerous a trail as any in the countryo

The two remaining sons of Stephen, will or 1791.9 are those of great import­ ance to the Noland fa1;t1ilywhich once centered in Madison County, Indiana. They both established families which had a prominent place in early history, families which ye~ nunber many members in the areao Daniel was a typical nan of the frontier although he dGes not meet the position given him by family traditiono Born in 1766:; he was a small boy when his parents left Maryland. There is some uncertainty as to this dateo Family records show his brother, stephen, mentioned ·earlier, was born in North Carolina on lfarch 8., 17710 That would be prior to the time the grandmother, Henrietta ,rent only to Fred­ erick Count:v o But· these same family records show that his uncle, Ledstone (born 1750) was married in North Carolina in 17700 So we nay feel that part of the family had moved from ttaryland late in 1769 or early the next year be­ cause the child before stephen (born 1771) was born in Charles County in 1769 o Even so Stepheni Ledstone and James (sons or Daniel and Henrietta) do not The Stepmn-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -11 appear in Rowan County tax records until 17780 That the mother followed is definite because the younger son, Jesse, (born 1761) took her back to Vir­ ginia in 1780 when fighting cane near to Rowan County. That is the final men­ tion made of her. ~dstone already was in the army and Jesse seems to have entered when he returned from Virginia.

This all is background for Daniel (born 1766) because it shows him as making the long move from Charles County, Md., through northern Virginia by way of' Noland's Ferry, and down to North Carolina at a very early ageo In Surry County he married Mary Wilson. During his earlier life near the Yadkin, Dan­ iel Boone was making his trips to Kentuckyo However, it is improbable the two ·Daniels, one a child and the other a grown man, ever met. During ~t dangerous days, Daniel moved his family across the mountains through Cumber­ land Gap to Estill County, Ky. Nothing is on· record there about him although Brazelton Noland was born in that county.

Daniel Noland was a resident of Wayne Connty, Indo, in the fall of 1811, prob­ ably moving from Kentucky after his crops were harvested in &till County. On Oct. 29, 1811, he made the first payment on the sw¼ of sec. 14, twp. 16 n., range 12 e. This is one and one half miles north or UoS. 40 where it enters Cambridge Cityo Daniel made final payment July JO, 1814 and patent was issued to William Smith on April 6, 181,5.. This land was frontier land again and in danger of Indian re.ids during the War of 1812. A blockhouse was erected on the land to serve that areao Daniel also is shown as entering the ne¼ of ·sec. 12, only two miles away, on Octo 23, 1811, but nothing more is available on this. Despite official books it may be an error.

Having disposed of his first land, on Nov. 17, 1815, Daniel made cash entry (in other words had the $320 necessary in hand) on the mr¼ of sec. 10, twp. 15 n., range 13 eo This was a beautiful location on a large stream which quickly took the name or Noland's Fork, a name it yet bearso This cash entry plus the reccrd of IByment above may end the long held opinion that Daniel n1ost'' his land for lack of money. Patent on this second land was issued May 29, 1816.

And now appears in official records a highly important item which helps prove a later family. On April 20, 1823, Daniel sold to James Nolam 60 acres of the above farm for $170 o On Yarch 1, 1826, James and Peggy (Russell) Noland sold this lando This is full proof that this James was the brother of Daniel as shown in outlineo More on this appears later. Although the land is shown as in the ne! of sec. 10, two places sold by Daniel Oct. 16, 182u, for $680 . seem to have been the remaining portion of his second farm. If he sold 60 acres more or less to James then 105 acres more or less to two other parties it does equal the 160 purchased in 1815. And for this land he received $850, no small sum in those days.

Now, more than 57 years of age and having moved through nearly 1,200 miles of wilderness, Daniel.looked again to the frontiero This time he followed his son, Stephen, who· married Nancy Adams , to Madison County. Stephen had gone wt.th his father-in-law, Abraham Adams and relatives, to Adams Township in The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -12 late 1822. Stephen had nade cash entry for thew~ of the nw~ of sec. 19, twp. 18 n, range 8 eo, Jano 24, 1823, the day following entry by others of the fami­ ly.

On July 4, 1823, Daniel Noland made cash entry at 8.1.25 an acre on the w~ of the sw! of sec. 10, twp. 19 n., range 8 e., Bo acres. He received patent for this Octo 20, 1824. He was shown as a resident of Wayne County when he made entry. Then disaster took overo On April JO, 1825, Mary Noland, wife of Dan­ iel, dial. On Novo 24, 1825, the daughter, Asenath, wife of her cousin Daniel, died in Wayne County. On Feb. 15, 1828, daughter Alidia, wife of John Martin, died. And on Jan. 1, 1829, Daniel, now living with Brazelton immediately to the east, diedo }Jary, Alidia and Daniel were buried on a slight knoll at the line between the farm of Daniel and that of Brazelton. T~t of Mary is the oldest marked grave in l!adison County. It was on July 29, 1843, that uBrazzil­ ton" and Nancy Noland deeded to the trustees of the United Brethern in Christ an acre of grourrl, part or ·the e~ or the sw! of sec. 10, twp. 19 n., range 8 eo, to be used as the site of a church arrl burial ground. This becane the burial place of many of the first residents of the countyo The cenetery, in poor condition, yet existso

Taking up after Daniel becomes almost 100dern history which JilOSt of the family now know. The outli-nes herewith tell that story to the present.

We now return to the second son of Stephen (will of 1791) who also had a role in Madison County, Indianao It was long realized that there were two groups of Nolands in the county but not until much checking of records did the facts develop. James') born in 1777, was the last son of Stephen, the next three children being girls. In Rowan County, NoC o, July 27, 1801, he married Peggy Russell, another daughter of Henry. And so again the relationship grows tang­ led. He then drops from the record other than vague mention until the census of 1820 was taken in Wayne Countyj Ind., when he is shO'IIIl with four sons and three daughterso He is in Madison County in 1830 with one son and one daughter less, they having marriedo He is not to be found in 1840 but in 1850 is in Anderson Township living with a daughter, Elizabeth Nelsono He is shown as 73 and born in North Carolina to again prove his connectionso

As we have seen, James and Peggy sold the old Daniel farm in Wayne County on March 1, 1826. On Aprtl 5, 1826, we find James filing entry for the w~ of the nw¼ of sec. 15, twpo 19 no, range 8 eo, eighty acres adjoining Daniel's land to the south. He ~nd Peggy again sell out on Jano 9, 1829, with the record be­ ing of value mainly as it continues to tie this Janes with Daniel. James next filed entry on March 2, 1831, for thew½ of the ne~ of sec. 21, twpo 18 no, range 8 e o, 80 acres in Adams Townshipo The sale of this land present an in­ teresting angleo It was sold }&lrch 7, 1836~ or rather 60 acres were sold, to Benjamin Harvey o The first interesting point is that the deed was signed by James and M'argaret, often becoming Peggy as a nicknane o The second twist to this is that Harvey was the grandfather of the late Clara Noland, then tl'E wife of the late William Noland. William was the grandson or Brazelton. Both Brazelton and Janes had married daughters of Henry Russello Here we seem to get the correct name of Peggyo In the year after this sale James becomes in- The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -13 volved in a series of land deals at the south edge of Adams Township and just across the line in Brown Township, Hancock County. In the first of these a deed is signed again by James and Jlargaret. In the other transaction, in Han­ cock County, Samuel, youngest son or James, also is involved. And finally on Sept. 17, 1841, Peggy appears for the last time. Then she signs with James in the sale of the swt of the ne~ of sec. 9, twp. 17 n., range 8 e., 40 acres. Samuel had entered land adjoining in 1836. Until that census of 1850 we have no furt:ter word of James and it seems certain his wife died in this pericxl.. Then, on Nov. 10, 1851, somehow James found unentered latrl described.as the sw¼ of the ne¼ of sec. 33, twp 19 n. , range 7 e. He entered this 40 acres while living, it would seem, with his daughter· two miles to the north. His final act was to deed to ndaughter Elizabeth Nelson, for love and affection11 this land. He was then 74 and does not again appear. However, by these nany records we tie together the families of Daniel and James and prove both the son of -Stephen of North Carolina. From James comes the family now largest in this area, the Noland.a of Adams Township.

Although records and tact prevail there is an interesting tradition which was handed dORn by William, grandson or James. Nor does it seem to come through any other part of the family. This has the Nolands originating in the Nether-. lands and taking the name of Ven Der Nolandt, a "nobleman from the low country". That due to religious and political persecution the family moved to Irelam. This tradition may have come fr~ the reverse order of things shown earlier in this storyo Persecuted in Ireland, the family fled to a dozen countries. Some returned to Ireland, as recoros show, and then to Americao

One thing deserves DEntion before passing from James and his generation. Jam.es had real estate deals to tie him to Clermont County, Ohio. There are many sooh instances which seem to shOlf that James, Henry Russell:and, by rec­ ord, the Adams family did live in that county. Probably in that period when we find none or them otherwise o But Clermont Co,mty records do not show either Nolands or Russells.

There has been considerable confusion regarding the children of both Daniel and James. For ne.ny years most of those interested in the family had the children of Daniel mrried to the wrong people. Research in Madison County finally disclosed two deeds which solved the question.

Berore tre se deeds, after the death of his wife, Daniel sold his land to Braz­ elton. As a witness there was Daniel Noland Jr. This was the nephew from Wayne County and the husband of the elder Daniel's daughter who died just two months later. The first of the two deeds was made ~ept. 28, 1829. In it the children of Daniel signed over property Daniel already had sold to Brazelton, maybe to clear the title. Signing this deed to Brazelton were t William Wood and Elizabeth, Ambrose Keesling and Nancy, Joseph Carpenter and Eleanor and · Stephen Noland and Nancy, all of Madison County, and Chamberlain Hutson and Polly, of Delaware County. Then on Feb. 10, 183h, Brazelton ard John Martin, widower of Alidia Noland, acting as guardians, file another deed to Brazelton to further clear the titleo These children for whom they act are: George, Sarah and Stephen Noland, all children of Daniel and Sseneth. It is the only The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -14

place where the name George enters into the picture as one of the childreno Also, Rachael, Elizabeth, Sarah and Francis Martino It is the only time the last two ever appear yet they had to be children of Alidia and John.

Once more we turn backward, now to pick up the youngest child of Stephen No­ land, of Rowan County and the 1791 willo This is Eleanoro Elearnor married William Smallwood, a brother of Chloe who married Henry Russello The date of that marriage was officially put down as Novo 24, 1801, in Rowan Countyo This would make Eleanor not yet 15 and William not 17, somewhat young even of that period. This date has been accepted by DAR yet, even so, there seems some chance the person writing it originally may have transposed 1810 to read 18010 Only one reason, aside from ages, suggests tmso The first child of this couple was not born until 1811 and after that nine children by 1827 o Material on this family is assembled here as a unit for the first tireo It shows a very large unit for 150 years spread westward to cover two thirds of the nationo Mrs. Lena (Winslow) Moody, of Califomia, and M:rso Ruth (Smallwood) Hall, of Indiana, have done much in this field o

Elearnor and William are buried in Monroe County just inside the southern line and in graves barely off the right of way for Irrliana 31.

As is true with the Noland family, the Smallwood line can easily be confused because of the way the various divisions continued to use the same given names. The first son of Eleanor and William, Elijah, adds a double twist to the mix­ up. Records would indicate he was born in North Carolina although the death record of his son would make this South Carolinao And late findings also would have him married first to Sallie McKee, second to Nancy Tucker, the last certainly in North Carolina. Only two children., probably the youngest sons and these by different marriages, are knowno Tradition, seemingly accurate in this case, has it that after Nancy died the rather started r or Indiana o :&l­ route he died and others brought the boys on to live with relativeso

Certainly several sons of this 1801 marriage remained in North Carolina and are lost entirely so far as these recoros goo Six children did come about the time the parents movedo Once here they scattered to several counties in the lower part of the state and some may have moved westo But records show only the youngest-, Alexander, going west in the 1860 1 so ·Fran him. come a division of the family which liv~s all the way from Texas to far north, from Missouri to the Pacifico The outlit:i,e covers many of these but tine has erased ties which would be h9.cl to renew without undue efforto

It now is time to turn back again two centuries and take up Stephen, third grandson of Peirce and last known son of Stephen who married Mary Connello As Daniel established a great family in and north of Kentucky, with some of the unknown elenents yet in the south, Stephen was the ancestor of a line which now occupies much of Kentucky but is even a larger group in the Gulf stateso

Research turned up part of the material on these groups used in the outline, other came as a result of work done by I.eon Nolen, of Alabama, and 'Mrso :Edna Bo Federa, of Kentuckyo As has been suggested1 Stephen broke away from '!'he Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -1.5

Charles County, Maryland., after the death of his mothero It is not known where he married but by 1750 he was in Frederick County, Virginia, with a wife Susanah. A son was bom to this couple in 1750 and named James after the brother of Stephen.

Four children were born in Frederick County, the last in 17560 It is of rec­ ord that Stephen yet owned larrl in Frederick County as late as 1762 but Will­ iam, the fifth child, shows in his Revolutionary pension claims, he was born in Fairfield Coo, South Carolina, on March 10, 17590 That Stephen had other children seems certain and four are shown in the outlines although little is known to establish-them as factso

The oldest son, James, moved on to Georgia and there seems to have been lost to recoroo Shadrach, the second, finally reached Hardin Coo, Tenno, but is be­ lieved to have been as far north as Kentuckyo The third son, Stephen Jro, died in Georgia and his line is yet prominent in that stateo

It remained to William to make one of the unusual changes recorded in the No­ land famil.y, equal to that of another William of about the same period, the man from Berkeleyo Willi~~. son of Stephen., moved north to Russell County, Va., some years before 18000 feri years or more later he followed the road across Cunberland Gap or else the shorter route through Pound Gap. Then, instead of' following the valleys, they crossed another ridge to what is now the upper side of Knott County, then Floyd County, Kyo Here, in valleys so narrow a nan can throw a rock across the level land, William and members of his family settled. Yet, at the age of more than 90, he again moved, this time across yet more rugged ridges, to settle· in lower Carter County. Here, at the age of 91, he died. His application papers for Revolutionary pension yet are on recoro.

The courthouses of eastern Kentucky have unbroken records showing that the family of William, for the most part, remained in that area. But even now it wou1d be an endless task to trace through the years and assemble those remain­ ing into one groupo The outline shows, in some manner, what research in re­ cent years has brought to light o

If William made an unusual move his son, George Cockrell Nolen, bested him. The son may have been in. Russell Countyo But prior to 1806 he had found his way aJ._l the way back· to the home of his grandfather Stephen, in Frederick County, Va. 1-Aissed qy neny researchers·~ the record of his marriage is on file at Winchestero Here he married Nancy Harding, Septo 1, 1806. George served at Lundy's Lane battle in the War of 1812, being woundedo George seems to have shifted back and forth betw~en Stephensburg, in Virginia, and l~cConnellstown, Huntingdon County, Pao Family records show children born both places but a check in Huntingdon County in recent years fails to show the nane in any records.

Later George moved his family to Louisville, Kyo, with later generations again taking up residence from coast to coasto Many beca~ widely known in the pro­ fessionso The cutline covers the storyo The Stephen-Daniel Line or The Noland Family -16

Once more and finally we go back through the years to pick un more of the No­ land line. The thi:rd known child of Daniel Nowland and Henrietta Smallwood_ was Iedstone, named for ld.s father. He is mentioned in the text earlier but only in a word or so. Ledstone was born in 1750 in Charles Co., }Jdo, and married in North Carolina shortly after 1770 if not in that yearo He was in Kentucky about 1800. He appears in Estill County records but then moved to Missouri, perhaps the first to go west, be.fore 18290 At Independence, Moo, the D. A. R., has erected a marker to him because of his Revolutionary War service.

Little really is known of this man but one of his sons became very prominent in Jackson County, Mo., and another is said to have been the father of the first white nale child born in the county. A daughter, Rebecca, is the ancest­ or of M. Drexel Rutherford, Chicago, reported to have made quite a study of the family.

Aside from her marriage little is known about the fourth child of Daniel and Henrietta, Elizabeth. But the fifth child, believed born after the death of his father is 1761, became both wealthy and successful in business in Kentucky politics, and, as was true of nany Nolands, as a minister. -This was Jesse~ H;is name .annears constantly in &till County tax records, (list included as Ap­ pendix· I because it includes nany family- names) showing vast holdings.

Family records say that Jesse died at Mt. Sterling, Ky., 1-26-1834, but· noth­ ing is on record in l!ontgomery County to offer proof of this. But Madison Co., Ky., records for May 10, 1830, show that on that date the "Jesse Noland heirstt sold p~rt of his holdings to Jarrett Phelps, this being part of the estate of his father-in-law, Vincent Turner. This deed- then lists all of the children. · .. Jesse, by the way, was one of the first of his line to enter Kentucky and was married in Lincoln County Feb. 9, 1786.

Another item of interest in these days is a deed in ~till County for Sept. 5, 1815, by which Jesse sells to Humphrey Jones and Robert Donaho six slaves be­ tween eight am 18 for $1,500. A&-~ppendix shows, Jesse owned 13 slaves and four farms in 1814 and two :-years later had holdings worth almost $17,000, a very wealthy man. Part of this is now the sites of Irvine and Ravena, Ky. Jesse was a member of the Kentucky assembly. One of those who helped greatly on Jesse IIB terial was Mary (Love) Smi-th, who died in 1948. She was of his line.

One thing may need a few words. Little has been said in this record of the war services of nembers of the family aside from the Revolution. Little is known of records in the War of 1812. In the Civil War the family engaged on both sides in great numbers. In World War I and II few were not engaged. But not nany sent in these records so, believing it best just to remember that most saw service since all who did could not be listed, little is said about it. It is probable that many died, but aside from our own son, no one ever re­ ported such deaths. One thing stands out in the Noland history, not a single one of them failed to say what he thought or to de.fend his rightso The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -17 l? Peirce Noland (name so spelled in earliest American record), presumed to have been born in Ireland about 16.58, to have died in Stafford Coo, Vao, in 1715 because of will nade on January 20 of that yearo One of several brothers caning to Maryland 1675-16800 (See text) · 2a Stephen Nowland (I), born in Cecil or Charles County, Md., about 1682,. died in Charles Co., prior to 1733 (based on wills am. other papers) mi 1704/05 Vary Connell, born ca 1685, died 1747. (See text) Ja James Nowland, born Charles Coo, 1707 /12 and of age an:l making will early in 1733, died 3-9-1733 unmarried. Named Stephen and Daniel as "next of ldnt.t (See text) Jb Daniel Nowland, born in Charles Co., 1712/15, died 1761 (as per will) married ca 1738, Henrietta Smallwood (in will of her father Leadstone, he from the famous Col. James Smallwood) born ca 1718, living in 1780 when moved from Rowan Co., NoC., to Virginia during Revolution. 4a James Noland, born 1740 {pension records), died Estil~ Co., Ky., 12- 26-1833, (Received Revolutionary pension) tna?Tied in Loudoun Co., Va., 12-26-1774 Barbara Saunders, born 5-26-1760, died in LaPorte Co., Ind., 10-13-18440 5a Stephen Noland, born in Loudoun Coo, 6-6-1776, died i.n LaPorte Co., 12- -1844, married Rowan Co.·, N.C., 3-18-1803, Lyda/Alidia Russel (Daughter of Henry Russel and Chloe Smallwooo) born in Charles Co., Md., ca 1788, died LaPorte Co., 1844. 6a James Noland, born in Rowan Co., ca 1807. 6b Henry Noland, born ca 18090 6c ~ranees Noland, born ca 1811. 6d Sarah Noland, born Estill Co., Kyo, ca 1813, died ca 18L.4, nrl in Indiana 2-26-.1832, David Archibald 7a Martha Archibald married Hiram Clegg. 7b Mary Jane Archibald married Jess Phillips. 7c Catherine Archibald, born 184h, married Andrew Jackson Nelson. 8a -Rose Nelson married Uo Go Harmon. 8b Robert Nelson 9'? M:lbel Nelson, lived at Ames, Iow~. 6e Chloe/Chloey Noland, born in Kentucky 1815. 6f Caleb Noland, born 1817 (cCU:ld be error on him) 6g Barbara Noland, born in Ohio 1819. 6h Daniel Nolam, born in Ohio 1821. 6i John Nolanj, born in Ohio 1823. 6j Theressa Noland, born in Ohio 1825. 6k Stephen Noland, born in Ohio 1827. 61 Alidia/Lydia Atm Nolam., born in Ohio 6m William Johnson Noland, born at Dayton, o., 6-21-1831, died in Utah, married Salt Lake City 5-23-1880, Camilla Ericksen, (the daughter of Lars Ericksen and Berte Petersen) born 5-J2-1858, died 9-19-1931.i. 7a William Albert Noland, born in Utah 6-9-1883, died 7-8-1922, married Estelle Coates, born 6-11-1887. (Daughter of John Coates and·-Jane Porter) 8a Florence Nolam, born 2-11-1908, living in California, ml. Joseph Rooney Bagnall, born 10-23-1900. (Son of Frobisher Bagnall and Hanrah Christnan)- The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -18

9a Joseph Albert Bagnall, born l-lt,-19300 9b Marion Rose Bagnall, born 1-1-19320 8b Frances N_oland, born 12-19-19100 8c Warren Noland, born 1-21-1912, married Rena Perelleo 9a Weldon Jean Nalani 9b Wanda Noland &:i Marie Nolam, born 11-3-1914, married Alvin w·allis. 9a Thonas Noland Wallis. Be Blanche Noland, born 1916, died as infanto 8.r Robert Noland, born 4-10-1918 8g Morris Neil Noland, born 4-1-1920. 7b »mna. Faustina Noland, bom 9~3-1885, died in Idaho 6-13-1904, married in Salt Kake 10-8-1903, Henry Grimley, born 1-21-1877 o 7c Alidia Marie Noland, born 11-17-1887, died Mt. Pleasant, Utah, 3-27-1888. 7d . Francis Noland, born 7-23-1889, died Mt. Pleasant, 7-24-18890 7e Elmira Noland, born 5-20-1891, married Hyrum Schneider, Dean University of utah. 8a Phyllis Schneider 8b Kathryn Schneider 8c Camilla Schneider 8d Noland Schneider 6n Samuel Clay Noland, born Iniiana 1833, died South Da1c0ta, married Mary Proctor NOTE: Catherine Noland, f ornerly of Boston, claims is "last of line". 5b Silas Noland, born Rowan Co., N.Co 10-16-1778, died LaPorte Coo, Ind. 2-2-1845. (Not in 1840 census: records) 5c Horatio/Rasha/Basha Noland/Nolan, born Rowan Co., 7-20-1781, died in (Estill) Kyo, married in Rowan Coo, 11-25-,1811, Jean/Jane Fry, born ca 1791, died 18650 6a Elizabeth Noland, born 4-20-1813, died in Indiana, married Jessup. --- 6b Diana Noland, born 11-13-1815, married ____Culp. Moved to Kansas. 6c John Jo Noland, born 2-19-1819, died as youth 6d Janes Smallwood Noland, born in Kentucky 5-17-1821. 'Married 7? Two da~ghters 71 Grace Noland 7? Jam.es Snallwood Noland Jro, said killed in 1849 in sawmill ex­ plosion. 7? Morton Noland Note: A Mrs. Over___ , of Lafayette, Irrlo, from this lineo 6e Harasha Noland Jr. 6f Jane Fry Noland, born 3-6-1825 Left large family in Pecatur Coo Im. 9 6g Barbara S(aunders) Noland, born 2-9-1827. Six children in Jack­ son Co. 6h Stephen Russell Noland, born 2-7-18300 lived near Flora, Illo 7? Two sons The Stephen-Daniel Eine ,Of The Noland !amily -19

6i Joseph F. Noland, born 4-12-18320 Died in Civil War near Chatta­ noogao 6j laura Serepha Noland, born J-29-18.34. 7? Two sons yet living in Oregon in 19J0o 6k B~ilina Louisa (Aunt Lide) Noland, born Estill Co., Kyo, 10-13- 1836,, died 1920 7? Two sons, one lived near Ft. Scott, Kanso .5'd Francis Noland, born Yadkin Co., N.C., 1785, died Jackson Coo, Mo., Married Estille Co., Ky., 1-2-1809, Susan McMonegal {Sister of Nancy) 6? Barnett Nolam., born ca 1810, on Estill Co • ., tax list by 1833; gave "rather" Francis Noland his np01l'er of attorney'' 11-9-1835 before ttgoing to Missouritt; died in Jackson Co., Mo., married 2- 15-1834 Amelia Merrillo 61 Asbury Noland mi in Moo 7? Oscar Noland 6? James Jackson Noland, b in Estill Co., mi in Estill Coo, 1846, Susannah Cobb 6? Wesley Tilford Noland, b in Estill Co., mi in Estill ll-14-1843, Sally Ann (Sarah) Scriverner (both died young in Jackson Co., Mo.) 7a William Noland (Killed in Kentucky during Civil War) 7b Nancy Noland, died as child. 7c Susan Noland nrl Franklin Irvin 7d Joseph Tilford Noland, bin Estill Co., 11-27-1847, din Jack­ son Co., Mo. , .llrl: in Mo., 1870 Margaret Ellen Truman (aunt of Harry So Truman) b 1849, d ca 1923 o 8a Ruth Tru.nan Noland, b 1876, nrl 1898 Robert Vo Raglarrl 9a Ardis Ragland, b 1899 9b Josephine Raglam 9c Robert 'l'ruman Ragland 8b Ethel Noland, lives Independence, }!o. (Cousin Preso Truman) . Be Nellie Noland ditto 8d Joseph Noland ditto 6? Nancy Noland, b in Estill Co., nrl 4-25-1844, Archibald llcGuire 6? Obed(iah) Noland, b in Estill Co., mi in :Estill 9-21-1850, Jlrs. Julia Freeman (Family records only on this, may belong to William Noland line) · 6? Amos Noland, b in E.9till Coo, md in Moo, 6-13-1850, Rachel Staton. 6? Hazard PeiTy Noland, b &till Coo, mi in Estill 1850 Mary White/ Smith 7? Theodore Noland, nrl______Wiseman, of Wiseman- town, Ky. (Lived in Stanford, Ky.) 8? Stella Nolam. 6? Aaron l(. Nolam, b in Estill Coo, d in Moo, md in Mo., 8-16-1853 Thetis Clark·Pi:ttcher, b 1837, d 1876 (See page 48;6e,7b) 5e Sarah Noland, (on license) b in NoCo, d LaPorte Co., Indo, 3-14-1869, nrl Estill Co., 7-26-1819 Anirew Chambers. (:Moved t-o :Monroe Co., · Im. and in 1839 to LaPorte Co.) 6a Malinda Chambers, b 1821, d 1-25-1846 (following river baptism) , .The Stephen-Daniel Line or The Nalani Family -20

6b ~Miria Chambers, md Obidiah Caulkins 6c Preston Morgan Chambersj b 3-27-1824, d 6-9-1907, mi 10-23-1848 Rachel Weast, b 12-23-1821, d 7a Martha Chambers., b l0-9aol851? d- 11-20-1923., md 2-27-1875 Leonidis Derringer, b ll-26-18h8, d 193h 8a Jasper Derringerj b 3-28-1876, d 1-13-1946 unndo 8b Leroy Derringer, b 12-6-1878, d 6-23-1939, mi 3-11-1908 lfel­ vina Ann Earps b 9-12-18810

9a Victor Earp Derringer, b J-23-19129 md 10- -19410 Bernice Tedwick, b 8-2.5-19110 lOa John Lee Derringer, -b .8-J0-19450 9b Frances taNore Derringer, b 5-19-1914, nrl 3-22-1934. Richard Paul Jacobs, b 11-12-1911 lOa Judith Rae Jacobs, b 7-11-1937 7b Allie Chambers, b 9-6-1860, d 12-29-1939, nrl 7-5-1890 Logan Pendleton~ b 9-20-1866 7c Della Chambers, 6-11-1866, living 1954 Reasoner, Iowa, mi 11- 17-1886 Harrison Prindle, b 12-29-1863, d 3-19-1949 8a Glen Arden Prindlej b 12-14-1887, md 3-12-1913 Elizabeth De Gui, b 4-2-1887, 6d Obidiah Chambers, b Monroe Coo, Indo 9-11-1825, d 8-29-1909, mi 1855 Lydia Barlow Lloyd, b 6-25-1833, d 3-5-19050 7a Anderson Lloyd Chambers, b 5-20-1855, d 5-7-1944, mi 12-7-1882 Elizabeth Walburn, b 5-29--1850? j d 7-8-19490 8a Lydia May Chambers 9 b 5-16-1886, unnrl (lives in Seattle) 7b Adaline Chani:>ers$ b 1-20-1857?, d 7-13-1934, nrl 3-17-1874, Henry F o Hammond~ b 11-9-1853, d 1921. 8a Claude Hannnond, b 3-25-1875, d 4-20-1950, mi 1st 3-31-1901 Margaret Heldt, b 1878, (div. 3-26-1917) mi 2nd May Marr, b 5-1-1892, d 4-6-1952. 9a Harold Russell Ham.mom, b 3-7-1907, d 3--21-1952, md 10-10- -1936 Alice Do Tjader, b (divo 6-13-1947) 8b Daisy Hammond.9 b 12-11-1876, nrl 1894, John L. Wright~ b 1870, d 12-15-1937 o

8c -Pearl Hammorrl 3 b 8-28-1879, mi 8-28-1902 Dro Fl:lgar Jo Knappj b 8-17-1868, d 8-29-19390 9a Harryl'fing Knapp, b 3-1-1893, d 5-7-1916, nrl Georgianna White, b &:l Elgie Hammond~ b 1-20-1882, md 1921 John Gianaces, b 1881 8e Clyde Mo Hanmond, b 5-20-1885, nki 10-24-1905 Melissa Winifred Perkins, b 7~~8-1885. 9a Donald William Hammorrl, b 2-i6-19__ , mi 1st 1-31-1929,

Mabel Faulkes, b 3-25-1909 3 divo, nrl 2nd 12-16-1949, Evelyn Morrill, b 11-9-19'27 10a Rosemary Joan Hammond, b 9-18-1930, mi 2-24-1947 Kenneth Jensen, b lla Kristin Jule Jensen, b 2-8-1948 llb Debra Anne Jensen, b 12-5-1950 9b Ieslie Franklin Hammond, b 9-11-1908, nrl 1-24-1933 Anita Merkelein b 5-2-1912 The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Nolaf?-d Familz -21

10a Wayne William Hammond, b 9-13-1933 10b Sandra ·Jean Hammond, b ll-18-1938 10c Leslie Larry- Hammond, b 6-4-1943 9c Warren Glen B:nmnond, b 11-24-1910, nrl 12-12-19)6 Beatrice Kell, b 10-26-1915-, 9d Melvin Lynn HammO?ii, b 4.24..;.1915, mi 6-20-1936 Arlyne Merkelein, b 9-15-1915 10a Gary Lynn Hammond, -b 7-11-1938 9e Russell Clyde Hammond, b 12-7-1918, nri? 9f Wanda Leota Hanmond, b 5-10-1921, mi 7-17-1948 John W. Valentine, b ll-22-1922 10a Richard Bruce Valentine, b 5-23-1949 9g Winifred Dawn Hammond, b 8-4-1925, 7c Irena Chambers, b 2~28-1861, d 5-31-1923, nrl , Daniel Hollandsworth, b · 1864:, d. 1930 . . 8a Zora Hazel Hollandsw.orth, b h-16--1890, d 4-2-1950, nrl 1-28- 1913 Earl Albert Naue, b- l-JQ.;..1891,-, d. l-2~1946 .. 9a Robert Garland Hollandsworth,· b 12·.:.10-1914, · nrl 1st 1934, Belvie Faulkner, b h-24-1916 (div) nrl 2nd Phylis Fiff, (div), nrl 3rd Atm Hauk, b 10a Gene Robert Hollandsworth, b 5-6-1935 10b Karen Louise Hollandsworth, b 10-17-1944 9b Dorothy Irene Hollarrlworth, b 6~5-1917, mi 4-28- 1939 Rudy Zellers, b 7-13-1911 10a Sharon Kay Zellers, b 4-23-1941 lOb Zoe Ann Zellers, b 7-13-1951 9c Hannah Louise Hollandsworth, b 9-6-1918, 7d .Armilda Chambers, b 3-30-1863, d 4-19~1882, unmd. 7e George W. Chambers, b 8-6-1866, d 7-29-1946, mi 1-1-1888 Clara Canfield, b 5-11-1867, d 8-18-]9J5. Ba Lowell Cranbers, b L.-12-1891, · nrl ll-27-1917 Mabel Wakeman, b 4-4-1890, 9a Herbert LeRoy Chambers, b 3-3-1920, nrl 4-2-4-:-1943 Neva Rice, b 1-7-1924, lOa Carol Chambers, b 12-19-1943 lOb Donna Chambers, b 3-9-1945 9b Eugene Wesley Chamqers, b 1-27-1922, nrl 4-22-19.50 Daris Kempner, b 7410-1926 10a Janice M:irie Chambers, b 7-27-1951 9c C,harolotte Louise Chamers, b 1-25-1926, nrl 2-19-1947 William Randall, b 1-24-192.5, 8b Fredda O'Dell Chambers, b 9-4-1893, nd 10-20-1914 George Wakeman, b 1-7-188.5 9a Celia Careline Wakeman, b 12-30-1916, d __nrl 5-2-19__ Lee Mo ~rsons, b 12-6-1911, . 10a Allen Lee Parsons, b 11-5-1947 ' lOb David Neal Parsons, bat LaPorte 4-27-1951 10c Roland Edward farsons, b at I.aPorte 7•13-1952 9b Lloyd Allen Wakeman, b 4•19-1920, mi at Defiance, o., 12- 20-1952, l&irj orie Schlosser The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -22

lOa Timothy Lloyd Wakeman, b Defiance 11-1-1953 9c Willard Dean Wakeman, b 12-10-1923, md L.-10-1948 :&:Ii.th Chime, b 10-27-1928 10a Jeanne llarie Wakeman, b 12-29-1948 lOb Anne l!dith Wakeman, b at Union ).fills 10-4-1951 9d Douglas George Wakeman, b 8-20-192.5 · 9e Jack Barton Wakeman, b 12-24-1927 9:f Janet Louise Wakeman, b 5-J.L.-1933 8c Harriett Louise Chanber.s, b 8-15-1906 -nrl 7-18-1936 Bruno Bargholz, b· 10-1-1904,-· d 1-30-1953 7:f Oscar Co Chambers, b 9-18-1868, d 4-29-1937, mi 11-24-1887 Mary Hollandsworth, b 3-24-1868, d 10- -1953 8a Leeta May Chambers, ·b 9-1-1894 8b Leona Belle Chambers, b 3-18-1896, nrl 6-28-1921 Victor Blodgett, b. 6-5-1898 . -·· 9a Thomas Fdward Blcxigett ,, · b 2-12~1929, d 2-8-19.52 unnrl 9b Robert DeVe:t.e\ Blcx:lgett, b- u:o-16-19)0. 9c Richard Wayne Blodgett, b- -1~10~1932 9d William Warren Blodgett, b 4-18-19,l!. 7g Eldora Chambers, b 2-20-1872, d_ 1-5-1948, md 4-16-1892, Robert Paul Cowden, b 10-16-1870, d 4-30-1948 8a Lora Ethel COlfden, b 12-6-1893, nrl 8-3-1915 H. Theo Orcutt, b 10-4-1890 9a Aldean Sheldon Orcutt, b .5-10-1916, md 9-7-1935 Velna Rose Reuille, b 8-9-1918 · 10a Lora Marie Orcutt, l-13-19J8 10b Carnen Sue Orcutt, b 7-25-·1939 10c Marilyn Rose Orcutt, b 9-5-1941 lOd Martin Theo Orcutt, b 3-26-1948 lOe Lloyd Kim Orcutt, b 5-21-1951 9b Audrey Arlene Orcutt, b 6-J-1919, md 6-25-1938 Miles Frank Jfirka (div. 9- -1946) Bf Clayton Casper Cowden, b 8-5-1896, nrl 4-25-1937 Ina B~ess :Edwards, b 10-21-1903 6e Andrew Jac.kson Chambers, b 2-4-1827, d 5-20-1873, nrl Caroline Powell.9 b 5f John Philip Noland, b in NoC., 10-9-1792 .5g Henrietta (Henny) Noland, bin N.C., 11-17-1795, din LaPorte Co., Indo, nrl 1st in Estill Co., Ky~, 10-24-18+3, Philison Howell, mi 2nd in Indiana David Brown 6a Frank Howell 6b Sam Howell 6c &nallwood Howell, probably b 1829 .and on recoro as died at West­ ville, LaPorte Coo, 1-11-1907 at 79 6d »n(ma) Howell 6e Dolly Howell 5h James Noland (Not the Jane.s who DBrried Peggy Russel) 4b Stephen Noland, b Charles Coo, Md., ca 1745, d Rowan Co., N.C. 1792 (based on will and deeds) mi in Charles Co., ca 1763 Vary she nrl 2nd in Rowan Coo, 2-24-1794 Edward Graham and left_s_t_a_te-.- (NGrEs - One of two ancestors or Madison Coo, Indiana, family) !. The stephen-Uaniel Line Of The Noland Family -23

5a Nancy (Anne) Nolandj b in Charles Coo, 1764, d , nrl 1st in Rowan Coo, ca 1784, Benjamin Turley, b in Mdo (in Revo) d Madi­ son Coo .9 Kyo, April or May 1812, nrl 2nd 1-1-1816, Humphrey Ellis and left stateo (Benjamin Turley shown in 1790 NoCo census with wife and two sons, as per below) 6a Daniel Turley, b NoCo ca 1.786, din Moo, 1825 (James No Turley, Admo)

6b Stephen Turley, b NoCo 9 ca 1788, d , mi in M:ldison Coo Kyo, 10--19--1809, Elizabeth James 6c Samuel Turleyj b NoCo, ca 1791, d , md in l&ldison Coo, 10-20-181hj Polly Farris 6d Mary (Polly) Turley, b NoCo 1 ca 1793, d , nrl in Madison Coo, 10-20~1812j Francis Johnson 6e James Noland Turley.9 b Madison Coo, 11-3-1796, d Knox Coo, Tenno, 1848 .9 md Madison Coo, 1-22-1834, Hannah Lo Boggs, b 1809, d 18710 (Hannah dau of John Boggsj 1759-1847 a Revo veteran, and Elizabeth Pearson; John b Newcastle, Delo, son of Robert Boggs, who md 1741 Margaret Robinson) Turleys moved to Tenno, 1840 and back to Kyo, when James diedo 7a Greenberry Turley, b Madison Coo, Kyo, 3-10-1835, d 1902, nrl 1st Elizabeth Davidson, md 2nd Nannie Adams 8? Two children by .first narriage 8? Three children by second marriage 7b Mary Elizabeth Turley~ b 11-16-1836, d 1907 ~ mi Joseph F o Boggs 81 Four children 7c Amnda Boggs Turley, b 3--23-1838, d 1916, md David Jo Simmans 8? Four children 7d John Boggs Turley, 4-22-1839, d 2-26-1840 7e Robert Boggs Turley, b 1-25..,,1841 in Tenno, d Madison Coo, 1907~ md in Kyo, 12-7-1865 Jane Black, b 1843, d 1927j (dau of Thomas Jefferson Black and Eleanor Black, 1st cousins) 8a Anna Turleyj b Msdison Coo, 12-29-1866, living in Richmond, Ky.j 1954\, md 9-5-1895 Jeremiah (~erre) Broaddus Noland, b 7-27-1863 j d 1938, (For ancestry see Wm line charts 4d-5k- 6b--7h) 9a Turley Nola rd, b 7-21-1896, mi 1-23-1918 Jennie Mae Lan­ caster of Ghent, Kyo 10a Thomas Turley Noland, b 10-28-1918, md in NY City 4- 19-1947, Judy Kwis, b (Lt in Navy during war - living in Norwalk, Conn, in 1952) lOb Jerre Lo Nolarrl, PhoDo, b 2-14-1921, md 6-27-1950 Arme Vinson, (Cordelle, Gao, niece of Congo Carl Vinson) Milwaukee 1954 lla Mary Elizabeth Noland, b in Baltimore 4-10-1951. 8b Hallie Turley, b 7-20-1868, d 1945, nrl in Lexington, Kyo, 1900 Louis Douglas Payne o 9? Two sons 9? Two daughters The Stephen-i'.>aniel Line Of The Noland Family -24

8c Benjamin Boggs Turley, b 7-15-1870 died in infancy &i Robert Boggs Turley, b 9-19-1872, 9- 5-6-1950, nrl Dora Featherston, b div 8e Son., b 7-9-1874, died as infant Br Eleanor (Nell) Black Turley, b 8-18-1875, d , nrl in Lexington 11-25-1903 Louis Kreigel. 9a Bess Turley Kreigel, b 3-15-1909 (Teacher at Lexington) 8g James Noland Turley, b 7-27-1878, d mi Rose Ballard 8h Thomas Jo Turley, b 6-15-1880, nrl Anna Woods (no children .8i Bess Jean Turley., b 2-16-1883, nrl in !.exington, Frank c:hristian (no children) , 7f Susan Ann Turley.9 b 10-25-1842, d 1913, nrl 1st Absolem Sparks, md 2nd Charles Kavanaugh Doty 8a A. Sparks 8b Vary Doty Be Fngar Doty 7e Margaret Jane Turley., b 2-13-1845, d 1926, nrl Robert Co Boggs, b {A son of Robert Boggs, a son of James Sr.) 8? Four children 7f Louise Turley, b Knox Coo, Tenno, 12-15-1846, d 1936, nrl Benjamin Summans:; b (lived at Danville, Kyo) 6r Elizabeth Turley, b d mi in Boone Coo, Mo., 1-22-1822 Joseph Hickman 6g Jesse Bo Turleyj b d md in Boone Coo, Moo, 1822 Julia Riddle

6h Anna Turley1 b d mi in Boone Coo, 9-5-1821 Joseph Davis 6i Simeon Turleyj b d unmd {Said to have been killed in Mexico by Spaniards - may have been in Texan fight r or freedomo) 6j Matilda Turley, b d md in l!oo, _____Dalyo NGrE~- You now start the Madison Coo, Indiana, Noland familyo 5b Daniel Noland, b Charles Coo, Mdo, 4-1-1766, d liidison Co., Ind., 1-14-1829 (Bur old UB cemetery west of.- Chesterfield) nrl ca 1786 in North Carolina lsry Wilson., of SUrry Coo., b 1766, d 4-30-1825 in Madison Coo j (bur in old UB cemetery, oldest marked grave in county) Moved to Indiana from Kyo, in 1810, settled on Nolam 's Fork, Wayne. Coo, to Madison Coo, 182Jo 6a Elizabeth Noland, b 9-26-1787 Rowan Coo, NoCo, d nrl 1-10- 18Q8 µi Madison Coo, Kyo, William Woods, b d 7a daughter b ca 1809 (Waym Co., Ind., 1820 census) 7b daughter b ca 1812 .. 7c-d-e three sons, listed in census, under 10 years of age 7f probably other children unfmown 6b Nancy Noland, b 3-10-1790, Rowan Coo, NoC. din Kyo, nrl Ambrose Keeslingo Based on settlement of estate of Daniel Noland as per deed filed in Anderson, Ind. (See text) 6c- Eleanor Noland, b 5-7-1792, Rowan Coo, N.Co, d lfadison Co., Ind., md ca 1810 (probably in Kyo) Joseph Carpenter The stephen Daniel Line Of The Noland rain1z -25

7a Lydia Carpenter b 1811 d :nrl ca 1833 Jason Hutson, , 6- 19-1803, d 11-22-18.52 (lived in Salem Twp., Delaware Co.) bur in old lJB cemetery at Chesterfield. (She mi 2nd___ Dickson) 8a John Hutson, b 1837/38 according to 1850 census 8b Eleanor Hutson, b 1839/hO according to 1850 census md Berry- -- 9a Lydia 9b Effie 8c Leonidas Hutson, b 1843 d before 1850 bur tlB cemetery 8d Jane Hutson, b l-30-18hh, d 8-31-1871, nn 10-25-1860 William P. Newman, b 1833, died 1918. (He md 2nd Ida 'Taylor) 9a Jason Hutson Ne,man, b 1861, d young 9b Horace (Hod) Durrie Newman, b 1863 An actor yet in NY city in 19380 9c Stephen Bannus Newman, b 1865 9d Nellie Grace Newman, b April 1867 (died young) 9e Mable Jessie Newnan, b Nov. 1868 d (arter 1938) nrl Geo. B. McClellan 8e Malinda Harriet Hutson, born 1845 Madison Coo, Im., died 1915, md 'Morris Pratt, b d 9a Guy Pratt 9b Charles Shernen Pratt, d 1916 9c Gabrilla May Pratt, (Teacher in Tulsa, Okla., high:school in 1938) Topeka, Kanso Br Bannus Hudson '.(note change •in spelling), b 1847 /h8 census of 1850 in Indiana, died 1936, a Judge in Kansas, mi Virginia Thompson 9a Harold Hudson, postal clerk in Kansas City, Mo. No children 9b Helen H. Hudson, Topeka, Kans. · 9c Douglas Hudson, atty at Ft. Scott, Kans. lOa Howard Hudson lOb ~ouglas Hudson Jro 10c Ruth Hudson, Topeka, Kans. 9d Stanton Hudson, editor Sedalia, Mo., T~s-Record in 1951 10a Stanton Hudson Jro 9e Charles Bannus Hudson (was teac~r Rutgers College, Brunswick, N.J.) 10a Virginia Ann b 1936/37 10b Noreen b 1938 9f Lydia Virginia Elizabeth Hudson, Topeka, Kansas 8g Emilene b 1848/49 died before 1850 census bur Chesterfield 8h Orinda, b j-6-1852 died as child, footstone at Chesterfield 1 ' 0oH•" 7b George Carpenter, nothing more kno11n 7c James Carpenter, nothing more known 7d Mali.ma Carpenter, b J-Jl-1833 in Union Twp., Madison Co., Ind. , d 5-30-1915 in California (Shot when 12 years old and crippled-unnarried) 7e A son, nothing more known 7t A son, nothing more lmown The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -26

6d Alidia/Lydia Noland, b 10-20-1794 Rowan Coo, NoCo, d 2-15-1828 ~dison Coo, Ind o, probably bur at Chesterfield but no stone, md 11-6-1811. in Wayne Coo, Indo, by Beale Butler Esqo to John l{artino (He md 2nd in 1829 to Elizabeth_____ , b 10-25- 1797, d 4-21-1856 bur Chesterfield, am. had Henry, William, llarion and Chloeo He mi 3rd Rebecca Garner Russell, b 7-23- 1799, d 5-8--1863, bur Chesterfield, she the mother - 7b below - John Russell who md Rachael, dau of Lydia and John l!artin above) 7a Fanny Ma.rtin, born 1816, nothing more known (Not shown in · 1~34 estate of Daniel.) 7b Rachael 1~iartin, b 7-16-1818, d mi 11-14-1837 John Russell1 b 6-15-1817, d (son of Henry Russell, Jro and Rebecca Garner, she of Clark. Coo, Kyo, and died in White Coo, Inio) 8a Wilson Russell, b 6-20-1838 md Alice Lucas, no childreno (Both killed 9--13-1913 in automobile accident at Riverside, Calif o) 8b Rebecca Russell, b 3-6-1840 d nrl ca 1860 William Shaw 9a Elmer Lee Shaw, b 1861 d md Effie Branch 9b~ lforris Dcrlge Shaw, b 1863, d 1891 unmd 9b-c Martin Russell Shaw, b 1863, d nrl Car__rj.e Schroeder 10a Lewis 1lartin Shaw, b 1898? mi Agnes· Xerds lla Lewis Martin Shaw · ,lOb Agnes Shaw j b 8--21--1901, md 9-5-1922, Clarence Tresslar . Worsleyi b 1899 (DAR through StP-phen Noland #3-52-309) lla Betty June Worsley, b 6-29-1523, md 2-23-1946, Joseph Kirk Bobst 12a Caroline Anne Bobstj b 2-22-1953 10c Eugene Russell Shaw, b 19o6, nrl Ruth Hartley lla Eugene Shaw 9d Stella Shaw, b 8-7-1872, d 5-8-1912j md 1st Benjamin Robb, 2nd William Golden lOa Gladys Robb~ mi Francis 'Moulton (no children) adopted boy and girlo lOb Donald Roob l0c Virginia Golden, b ca 1912 8c John Martin Russell, b 2-12-18420 8d Nancy Jane Russell.9 b 5-lL.-1841.J.o 8e Henry Ellsberry Russell.9 b 6-J-1846 8f-g William Russell, b 4-.5-1848 (named for half brother of · Rachael, 7b) 8£-g Marion Russell, b 4-5-1848 (named for half brother of Rachael, 7b) 8h Mary Eo Russell, b 9-19-1849, d md Revo Talbot (About 1878 Revo Talbot was killed by Indians in New lfexicoo Mary's Uncle William went out and returned with her and children to Madison Coo) 9a Rachael 9b Grace - 9c Frank The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Nolan_d Family -27

8i Luc~da Cleme:itine Russell, b 8-23-1852, mi George Potter 9a A son 9b Roy Potter, Lived at Brookston, Indo 9c A daughter 8j Prior Melvin Russell, b 11-19-18.54, md 1st Alice Adelia \(cCormick, 2nd Lucy Webster 9a Mabel Russell 9b Guy Russell 9c Walter Russell 9d Harry Russell 8k Sarah Alice Russell, b 1-10-1858 81 Aaron Brazelton Russell, b 1-2-1859 (Lived at Brookston, Indiana). 8m Lyda Ann Russell, b 6-28-1861 8n. Clara Ellen Russell, b 8-21-1862, md F.d Ferguson (U.ved Brookston) 7c Elizabeth Martin, b .1819, d ca 1850, md 3-17-1839, William Russell., b 4-9-1818, he mi 2nd in 1852 Rebecca Logan and had dau Maggieo (Sisters Rachael and Elizabeth Martin ma.rried brothers John and William Russell, 7b and 7c) 8a William Prior Russell, b 1849 (Lived near San Diego in 1869 with Prior Smallwocxi Russell.) 8b Rachael Russell 7d Sarah Martin, no recoro but listed in settlement of estate of grandfather, Daniel, in 1834 deed 7e Daniel 'Mar.tin., same information as above 6e Asenath/Seeny/Lena Noland, b Rowan Coo, N.Co, 1-7-1798, d Wayne Coo, Indo j 11-24-1825, 7-17-1817, Daniel Noland, b 179h, d 1840 a teacher and first cousin. (See page , 6a under 5d) 7a Rev. stephen Noland, b Wa~ Co., 5-11-1818, _d Nicholasville, .

K~.r C)) 1-27-1890~ nrl 1st in Madison Co~, ·Ky., (by 'Rev-~ Jo H. Brown) 9-24-18.39, Amanda Miller, b. 11.-3-1820, d 9-4-1871, md 2nd (by Rev. Charles_ .Taylor) 8-8-1872., (Mary) .Virginia BrOW?l; b 11-1~1838, d arter 1:17-1917. _(Stephen.active.in politics, banking and . farming) listed in estate settlement on 18340 8a Samuel Harrison Noland., b 11-24-1840, d at Dallas, Texas, mi (by Revo Stephen Noland) ca 1862, Carrie K. :Mitchell, b 12- . 26-1842., d at Sherman, Texas., 3-2-1879, nrl 2nd in Sherman, Texas·., Eliza Catherine Oldham, b in Mo., 2-19-1855, she from :Madison Coo, Kyo, Noland family. 9a . -Maggie Noland, b 11-2)-1863 9b Sallie Noland, b 2-25-1866, d 3-16-1866 9c Stephen Noland, b 3-24--1867 9d George Noland, b 9-25-1870 9e James M. Noland, b 9-25-1873 8b Revo Frederick Wo Noland, b 7-24-1843, d md (by Rev. George T ~ Gould) 12-4-1873, Emma Duty (bur Lex~ngton sec. 10, lot 125) 9a Ananda l!iller Noland, b 9-10-1874, nrl B. Y. Willis 10? Emily Wo Willis, llli _____Waterson The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -28

9b Nancy Thompson Noland, b 6-29-18?6, d Nashville, Tenn., 9-1-1939, md Henry Herpsberger 9c Stephen Duty Noland, b 11-22-1878, d 1947/48, md Elizabeth Squair lOa Dro Robert Squair Noland, (died as interne in hospital of DroLloyd Noland -Virginia line - in Birmingham, Ala.) md t!ary Bryan

10? Frederick So Noland 9 ~ied as youth 10? Stephen Do Noland, Jro 3 died as youth 9d ··Mary_ To Noland, b 3--2-1881, nrl To C. Holloway 7b James Noland, died in Indiana as infant before 1825 7c Thomas Noland, died in Indiana as infant before 1825

7d Sarah Noland 9 b in Wayne Coo., 10-27-1825, d ca 1885, md in Estill Coo, 1846 1 Fdward Wo Strange (In Daniel Noland estate) 7e , George Nolandj definitely listed in 18.34 estate settlement but not in any other records o NOTE: For further data on 7a see page 6f Stephen Noland, b Rowan Co. j No Co, 7-4-1801, d Aledo, Mercer Co., Ill., 1-31-189.5, md in Wayne Coo, Ind., 9-12-1820., Nancy Ellen Adams, bin Clermont Coo, Ohio, 11-17-1801, d at Aledo, 7-20- 1877 o (W:ith father-in-law as first settlers of Adams 'l'wpo, Madison Coo-9 Indianao) Bible Records in .[lppendix 7a Daniel Nolamj b. Wayne Coo, 9-9-1821, d 9-10-1899, m:i in Dela­ co, Irrlo, 8-31-1845j Syrena (license shows Sarah) Amanda Dipboye, b in Vao, 2-2,5-1828, d 8-8-1911, both bur in Wo '.Maplewood:; Anders on, Ind o 8a Lucinda Noland, b in Union Twpo, 9-8-1846 (log house since :remoyed to Mounds State Park) d nrl Joseph Smith, b 1837, d 3-27-19090 9a Ao Clement Smith·, b 1863, d in Union Twpo, 1934, md Myrt,le To _____:; b 1873, d 1941, bur Bronnenberg Cemo 9b Laura Lee Smith, b 10-15-1868, d Syracuse, NoYo, 8-15-1953, nrl 1st Charles ~st, b 1865/66, d 9-13-1910, both bur Fast 1taplew9od; She md 2nd ______,,,~B.radstreet o 10? M;ae East, b , md Phillip Bo O'Neill lla Phyllis 0 9 Neill, nrl 1952 Paul Eo Schrenk.er 1 - 12a Philip O'Neill Shrenker, b 2-22-1953 10? Carrol Fasts. lives Syracuse, NoYo, 10? Daisy East, md Walter Browne, live Greenville., Ohio lla Walter Fast Browne 8b William Albert (in marriage record) Noland, b 5-1-1856, d at ·Brownsville, Texas, 1937, nrl 5-12-1884., Ella J. Lowman, b 1858:; d 1-2-1916, bur West Maplewood. 9a Audrey Nalani, b 7-12-1888, md 9-2-1914, Paul R. D,e 9b Cecil Noland, b 1890, d 1899

7b Catherine Noland. 9 b 4-20-1824, m:l 4-4-1847, Lemuel Gustin, b 1822 (Moved to South Dakota in early days) 8? Son who died young am several daughters 7c Sarah Noland, b 7-13-18~6, d 10-2-18.52, md 9-20-1846, David Terrell Tuckerj b in Ohio, 7-26-1821, d 2-2-1898, both bur Otterbein (Old UB) Cem, Union Twpo The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -29

8a Stephen Noland Tucker, b Union Twpo, 10-9-1847, d 10-3-1929, md 1-6-1870, Mary Safford, b 7-7-1848, d 8-23-19160 {Both bur East Maplewood) 9a Francis (Frank) Marion Tucker, b 10-1-1870, d 4-12-19.30, mi 1-30-1891, Savanah Agnes (or Kate) Wampler, b 1-2-1865 lOa Stephen Kenneth Tucker, b 8-13-1891, d 6-15-1952, bur Memorial Park, nxi 9-7-1914, Martha Jane Smith., b 12-26- 1893. lla Francis Burns Tucker, b 11-21-1915, nrl 11-20-1935, Mildred Carter, b 8-31-19160 12a David Daniel Tucker, b 6-16-1939 12b Caroline Annabelle Tucker, b 11-2.5-1941 12c Marian Jeannette Tucker, 6-ll-19h3 12d Stephanie Tucker, b 5-1-19~ 10b Charles Fenton Tucker, b 7-6-1893, d 1-15-1939, bur Mt. Pleasant Cemo:; Delaware Co., mi 8-23-1915, Meda Campbell, b 10-24-1893 or 83 (no children.) lOc Effie Tucker, b 2-7-1896, d 2-10-1907, bur :East Maplewood lOd Margaret {Maggie) Tucker, b 3-12-1898, mi 9-21-1918, Roy Keltner, b 12-19-18940 No childreno lOe Percy Paul Tucker, b 12-16-1905, md 2-23-1929, Lela Mechems b at Frankfort, Indo, 4-2)-..1920 lla Sharon Sue Tucker, b 7-26-1937 llb Gary Mechem ':rucker, b 4-23-1940 lOf Francis (Frank) Marion Tucker, b 2-6-1900, md 7-2L.-.. 1918, Mary Anna Girton, b 2-20-1901. lla Kenneth Douglas Tucker, b 2-17-1920 {Said to have family. - not located.),

llb Wanda Lavonne 'fucker~, b 12-13-1923 6 {Said to have f~mily - not located) llc Robert Eugene Tucker, b 1-9-1927 reported as ml and 12a Connie Sue Tucker, b 5-22-1951 (not located) 12b A son, b 1953 (Not located) 9b David F.dwin Tucker~ b 7-Jl-1873, d 12-31-1931, bur Fast l~plewooo., nrl. 5-18-1895, Della Hahn, b ll-..I{~-1879, d 12- 12-1941 (cremated) lOa . Pansy Go Tucker, b 8-22-1896, nrl. 2-28-1916, Ben Mo Nelson, b 8-6-1895 lla Margaret Mo Nelson, b 10-2-1917, mi 7-28-19h0, William Fo Garten, b 3-21-1918 12a Jane Page Garten, b 9-19-1942 llb Lejehn Antoinette Nelson, b 11-26-1923, m:i 1-2- , Arthur Ao Olson Jr. ·· -- 12a Arthur A. Olson III, b 6-29-19.50 llc Patricia Ann Nelson, l:) 2-17-1925~ ~ d 12-27.-1927. lld Benjamin Marshall Nelso~ b 1-28..:..1929., · lle Peggy Lou 'Nelson,"' :p· J-lli-1931., nrl 1.0-6-1951, Jerry B. · Shores, b 12-16-1929;_ · 12a Marc Benson Shores; b 2-3-19530 '!he Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -30

9c Charles Coffman Tucker, b ll-lL.-1875, nrl 5-11-1896, Addie Jester, b 6-23-1880. l0a Minnie Marie Tucker, b 7-26-1899, nrl 12-14-1920, Henry Hanshew, b 8-10-1896. lla :Maril~ Ruth Hanshew llb Henri Marie Hanshew llc Mark Henry Hanshew, b 7-3-1934 lld Maradean J{anshew, b J-27-1938 lOb Arnold Cary Tucker, b 11-17-1902, nrl 1st (Deloris· Mitchell, not confirmed) nrl (2nd) Lydia Cathe~ine Patterson lla Arnold Lee Tucker, b 11- -1920 d same day llb Imogene Tucker, b 12-17-1922, md Gerald Neff 12a James Neff llc Amold Cary Tucker Jr., b 12-21-1905, d 1941 lld Clarice Annabelle Tucker, b 8-16-1930 lle Anson Duanne Tucke·r, b 9-22-1935 llf James E. Tucker, b 4-26-1940 llg John Lynan Tucker, b 9-13-1946 llh Thomas Cordell Tucker, b 1-5-1950 9d Kl.vira Mae Tucker, b 1877, d (bur Fast Maplewood) mi Randall/Granville Hoppes 10a Orpha Hoppe~ lOb Chauncy Arl Hoppes, b 2-9-1898, d 12-1-1950, mi 6-30- 1927 Mary A. Arbogast, b 6-14-190). lla Joyce Hoppes, b 1-13-1932 10c Stephen Kermit Hoppes, md but no children 10d Farl Hoppes, md lives in Indianapolis lla Joie May Hoppes no further recoro llb Carla Kay Hoppes no further record lOe Fredonis G. Hoppes, md Ruth lla Son reported as Ted Hoppes------9e Alta Maud Tucker, b 7-28-1879, mi 4-2-1898 Emory Ho·Smith (he is bur at Pendleton) Did not reply to letters l0a Gertrude Smith 10b Hubert Smith 10c Roxie Smith 10d Heman Smith (NOTBs Further material received on above as to dates, marriages, children bu~ not used because none of family provided con~irmation.). 9f Bernard Larkin Hoppes, b 10-21-1881 (said to have mi) 7e Abraham Noland, ·b 1830, d 1860, mi in D.el-awa:re Co., 1-27-1853, Elizabeth Dipboys, b 1837 (census of 1880) she nrl 2nd 6-13- 1867 Simon McWilliams Ba John Noland, b ]2-19-1853, d 1-2-1900, mi 9-1-1878 Lucinda Bronnenberg, b 9-4-1861, d 11-13-1947, both bur Bronnenberg Cem. (did she mi 2nd 4-5-1916 William s. Tucker as per Madison County records?) · The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Familz -31

9a Bertha May Noland, b 10-lJ-1879, living 1952, nrl 1st 2-25- 1903, Casper Boner, b 10-6-1875, d L.-5-1939, md 2nd 11-5- 1941, Roscoe Benefiel, b 12-30-1880 (no children) 9b Ella Viola Noland, b 10-23-1882, .living 1952, nrl 9-22-1908, Sheridan Myers, b 8-30-1868, living 19520 (no children)· 9c Daisy lee Noland, b .1-19 ..1885, md 4t-16-190:5, 119.gar Bo Imel, b 7-18-1884 lOa Lee Benton Imel, b 3-21~1906, nrl 5-14-1933 Audra Spall, b 9-27-1914. lla Gloria Gay InEl, b 3-l4-193lJ., d 11-16-1934 bur Memorial Park llb Nancy Lee Imel, b 12-14-1935 llc Betty Jane Imel, b 3-24-1937 lld Kay Ann Imel, b 9-26-1943 10b Farl Estin ·Imel, b 5-3-1908_, d 8-5-1909, bur mist Maplewood lOc Fliith Marie Tuel, b 2-20-1910, md 6-10-1945 Hooard Baum, b 12-14-1905 lla Rebecca ]!arie Baum, b 5-20-1947 llb Karl Frederick Baum~ b '4-28-1949 llc Dale Fdwin Baum, b 2-l,8-1952 lOd Everett Mo Inel, b 4-19-1913, mi 8-14-1935 Pauline Van­ Ness, b 9-25-1914 lla James Perry Inel.s, b .5-2.5-1947 llb Marjorie Diane Ioolj b 6-11,-1950 lOe Ora Keith I~l, 1-8-19__ ., nrl 8-22-1942 Wanda Myer, b 6- 26--19240 lla Jean Elaine I~l.9 b 10-10-1945 llb Mark Randal Inel, b 2-13-1948 9f Lena Dean Noland, b 3-22-1887, d 8-4-1889, bur Bronnenberg Cemetery · 9g Infant Noland, 1-3-1891 bur Bronnenberg Cenetery 9h Charles Alfred Noland, b 12-15-1891 md 6-4-1913 Della Mo M:cKowen, b 12-15-1892 lOa Helen Marie Noland, b 8-16-1914 m:l 6-22-1941 Paul Allen, b 11-24-1917 10b Martha Jane Noland, b 2-23-1918, md 8-31-1946 Kenneth Talbert, b 10-22-1917 lla · Kay Marie Talbert, b 1-8-1954 10? John William Noland, died as infant 8b Alonzo/Elonzo Nolam, b 10-22-1855, d 2-24-1941 (bur White Cem., Liberty, Ind o) m:l 1st Martha -Prigg, b 9-20-1857, d 12-18-1902 (bur Keesling Cenetery) m:1 2nd F.dith White, b 10-1-1867, in Kansas in 19.52 (No children) 8c George Craig Noland, b 1~9-18.58, d 5-20-1934., nrl 3-.5-188.5 Lindy/ Malinda Co Smith, b d 9a Dale Jo Nalani, b 1-29-1886, nrl 1st 1-6-1909 Lola Pearl Jarrell, b 4-16-1888, md 2nd 108 Frances Jarrell Noland, b 10-17-1915, md 7-26-1940 Glenn Ao Webb The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -32

lla Nancy Jarrell Webb, b 10-3-1947 9b Herman Noland, died as child 8d William A. Nolam, b 1860, d 1923, mi 10-1-1881 Josie/ Josephine Hiser, b (both bur at Elwood) 9a Raymond D. Noland, b 8-6-1884, d 8-21..;.1943, md 8-J-1910 Alice R. Barnhill, b 6-3-1883, d .10-lJ-1949 10a Infant girl bom 11-30-1911 · 10b Elizabeth J. Noland, b 8-9-1913~ md 6-20-1940 Lloyd I.evi Boyce . 10c Rebecca Noland, b nrl 4~13-1952 Homer Go Kimball lOd Noralee Noland, b 2-9-1923, nrl 7-11-1948 Dallas Jerome :Mason lla Raymond Cart.er Mason, b 1-3-1951 lOe Eva Jean~ster Noland, b 5-11-1927, mi 8-J-1947 Joseph Marhoul H.UJEl 9b Blanche Noland, b mi 11-9-1902 Oliver N. Dipboye (Had 3 or 4 girls) 9c Robert W. Noland, b 1907, d 12-31-1909 7f Brazelton Noland, b J-8-1833, d Paola, Kans, nrl probably as per records in Henry Co., Elizabeth E. Dipboye (His _name spelled Nolane and Nolaner) 7g John Noland, b 3-27~18)5 7h Jesse Noland, b 7-21-1837 (died before 1950 census) 7i Stephen Noland, b 12-5-1838, died Paola, Kans. , nrl llary- S. (both names on deed in Henry Co., Ind., 2-lJ-1882 as from -­ Mercer Coo, Ill.) had several children, na~s not knOlfil 7j-k Nancy Nolarrl, b 3-1-1841, d md 11-J0-1876 W. N. H. Smith 7j-k Elizabeth Eleanor Noland, b 3-1-1841, d mi l-l-187u J. Y. Smith {Elizabeth ani Nancy as twins in 1950 census) Note-It See· App~ndix. (Confusion exists and could be sane as Eliza below but no proof) 71 Eliza Noland, b 1-20-1847, nrl 12-30-186.5, James Wo Beam (on family records but not in 1850 census) Lived in Anamosa, Iowa, as late as 1.895 6g Polly Nolarrl~ b RORan Co., N.C., ll-h-1803, d nrl Wayne Co., Imo, 6-22-1823 Chamerlain Hutson (lived in $alem _Twp., Delaware Co.) (Chamberlain probably related to Chamberlain Hudson of 1790 N.C. census) ~ 6h Brazelton Nolam, b &till Co .. , Ky., 8-10-1806, d 1-9-1883 Riverside, Calif., nri in Wayne Co., Ind., 12-27-1824 Nancy Russel (1), dau or Henry and Chloe Smallwood Russel, (see Russell charts) b 11-7-1801 in N.Co, d 12-lli-1884 in Ca"J,if. Bur Evergreen Ce~tery at Riverside. (Brazelton 2nd commissioner or Madison Co., Ind., 1831, 8th treasurer in 1844. Also elected to first Anderson town Board but not eligible to serve.) Henry Russell took land 11~15-1797 on Dutchman's creek in N.C. near the Nolands. Sold it 11-23-1805 but no wife signed deed. They buyer sold it 1-7-1808 with William Smallwoa:l as~witness. (See text.) The Stephen-Daniel Line or The Nolam Family -33

7a William Wilson Noland, b Madison Co., Indo, 6-2.5-1825, d in Calif. 9-13-1895, mi 3-6-1845 Anna Dorothy Mcclanahan, b Ohio, 11-16-1821, (dau of James Fo and Jane) d 5-16-18960 (William was Treasurer or Madison Coo, 1863 and elected for full term 1864.) Both bur in Californiao 8a .William M. Noland, b 5-9-1846, d 18.51 8b James Brazelton Noland, b 8-11-1848, killed during swmner of 1866 when he fell from bedroom window while home from college. Be Nancy Jane/Anne Noland, (latter nane in 1850 census) b 7-25- 1850, d 1851, bur Chesterfield 8d ltlry E. Mo Nola?rl, b 8-31-1852, d 18.53, bur Chesterfield 8e Emma Josephine Nolan:i, b Madison Coo, 12-5-18.53, d 7-26-1915, mi in Indianapolis 6-11-1877, Charles Thomas Rice, b Hollowell, llich., 12-2-1843, d 10-20-1919. Bur Riverside, Calif. 9a Anna Alden Rice, b 3-7-1878, nrl 9-20-1903 Joseph Shipp Bordwell, b Marshall, Micho, 8-20-1878. Live Riverside, (Above DAR /1176-596) lOa Dr. Alden Shipp Bordwell, b 6-13-1905, nrl in Riverside, 6-10-1931, Eva Cordelia Reed lla Donna Lee Bordwell, b 3-4-1936 llb Joseph Alden Bordwell, b 10-15-1937 llc Merle Reed Bordwell., b 1-11-1945 8:r Clara Jennett Noland, b Indianapolis 8-21-1856 (not shown in 186o census but listed in 1870) d 1-21-1923,- nrl- 9-19-1878 Jacob Van de Grift, b d 2-lh-1923 (Jacob Van de Grirt was only brother of Fannie Van de Grift whom. 2nd Robert Louis Stevenson, authoro) 9a Nell Frances Van de Grift, b in Calif. 6-18-188L., d at Riverside 12-8-1950, nrl 3-14-1912 Herman Karstens, b in Nebr. 1878, din Nero 19'27 (lived at Nebraska City, Bebro) 10a Nicholas Van de Gri.f't Karstens, b 6-27-1913 in Nebraska City, mi 11-27-1937 Helen Boulton (live in Los Cruces, w.v.) lla Kristina Noel Karstens, b 12-30-1942 lib Kathleen Joan Karstens, b 1947 · lOb Katherine Karstens, b Nebraska City 6-9-1917 (graduate rmrse with overseas service in 1l'fl II) Unmi. Riverside 9b Josephine Van de Grift, b at Riverside 6-9-1896, mi .h-10- 1920 Alvin John Nielson (live at Riverside) 10a Jeanette Nielson, b 7-lh-1921, nrl 6-19-19L.3 Capt. Donald ~ Worley, b 6-lJ-1921, Live Albuquerque, K.11. Ila Gregory Worley, b 5-17-191.5 llb Stevan Nielson Worley, b 6-7-1"47 llc Brian Worley, b 10-4-1949 lCl> Nancy Ann Nielson, b 3-2-1929, mi 8-21-1951 George E. Colbath, Jr., b 9-10-1926 (Live Claremont, Calif.) Ila Kent Colbath, b 9- -1953 8g KJinnr liolan:i, b 1857, {in l86o census but died before 1870) 8h Holatrl (supposed twin of Elinor but does not show in 1860 census) The ·Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family ~34

8i Stephen Noland, b 1859 (in 1860 census, died as child) 8j 'lhomas Elwood Noland, b 8-24-1861 in Madison Co., Ind., d 9- 21-1912 in Calif., mi 11~-1886 Nellie Condon., b d 9- -1907. 9a . Charles T. Noland, b 8- -1887., d Riverside 9-21-1911 unnrl 9b June_ Noland, b 5-30-1890, d Tracy, Calif o, 1925, mi Myers --- 9c James Blaisdel Noland, b ',- -1905 lived Oakland, Calif. ·7b Jackson Russell Noland, b 9..,,9-1828 Madison- Co., Indo ~ d 5-8- 1896 Riverside, Calif.,. nn 7-21-1852 Harriet Thomas, b 3- - 1834, d 12-19-1898. 8a Infant d before 1860 8b Mattie Noland, b 8-8-1861, Anderson, Im., d 2- -1943 Riverside, Calif • ., md 1878 George R. B. Git toe Be Jossie Noland, b 1864 (1870 census for Madison Co., Ind.) 8d Cora/C-arrie Noland, b 1870 (1870 census) 8e-r. James• Noland b date unknown Be-f {Frank) Noland b date unknown 8g-h-i A11 died as infants Dates not known 8j Infant b 1877 · 7c __ Stephen A. Noland, b Union Twp., Madison Co., Ind~, 2-8-1832, d in Anderson 10-19-1867, bur West lllplewood, mi 18~ Bethany Dilts, b Salem 'l'wpo, Delaware Coo, Ind., 3-19-1832, d in Anderson 12-23-1907. (Stephen was first railroad agent at Chesterfield, later at Madison and Anderson; was member first· Anderson City Council and a g~iq dealer - Bethany was the dau of William and Jane Gustin Dilts who settled in Union Twp., on Kill Creek ca 1820 while Irxiians were yet there and before lam was surveyed or county formed.) DAR eligibility, both families. 8a Otis Noland, b 1856, d 6- -1879 (shot from train on Santa Fe by cowboys while braking, buried in Kansas) unnrl (born in Anderson) 8b William Brazelton Nolani, b 6-22-1858 at Casey, Ill, died 4- 4-1950 in Anderson, nrl 8.-:J.5-1883 Clara Howard, b 12-18-1863, d 4-7-1950, bur Fast Yaplewooo.o (She dau of John atrl Amanda HOlfard) 9a Nelle Noland, b 12-16-1884, mi 12-2-1914 Herbert L. Watson, b 8-19-1883 (Live Trenton, N.J., 1952) 108 · William Joseph Watson, b 11-6-1915, nrl 8-1-19L4 Julia Dent King (Descendant of Uo So Grant) Live in San "Francisco, 1952. lla Stephen Lockridge Watson, b 5-7-1946 llb Kirk William Watson, b 10-20-1949 llc Laurie Grant Watson, b 6-23-1951 10b John Lockridge Watson, b J-25-1917, lid 2-8-1952 Ruth (Rnppersberger) Leech, b (Live Princeton, N.J.) 9e Nola Nol.a?Ji, b 11-6-1894, nrl 3-11-1922 William Limsey Douglass, b 3- -1891 (div) ; 1 10a William Bruce Douglass, b 7-25-1925, Drlc: 4-10-1950 Frances .Ellingvrocxi, b 5-19-1927

.: The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -35

8c · Nancy Jane Noland., b 2-2.5-1861, d 11-22-1949, nrl 8-J-1881 Sylvester Shoemaker, b 1-15-1854, d 10-15-1921 (bur West }la plewocxi) . 9a otis P. Shoemaker, b 1881, d 1925, l1rl 1st mi 2nd (no children) 9b Karl Merz Shoemaker, b 3-12-1883, nrl 8-l-19o6 Lois Hurst b 10a Hurst Shoemaker, b 5-5-1907, mi Cecilia Vaughan lla Vaughan Shoemaker., b 4-4-1938 llb Ann ShoeIIBker, b 3-30-1943 (Hurst on faculty at University of Illinois) 10b John William Shoemaker, b 6-18-1910, d 11-30-1910 10c Robert Noland Shoensker, b 2-29-1912, mi catherine Sauder, b 11.a Karen Lynn Shoemaker, b 11-8-1942 llb Stephen Sauter Shoemaker, b 1-8-1949 lOd Karl (Kay) Merz Shoemaker, b 11-21-1915, md Dorothy Gossett Bruce (adopted child) 9c Gath Noland Shoemaker, b 10-1-1890, nrl ·1st Ruth Linthicum, b 1895, d 9-12-1940, mi 2nd Naomi ~~--(Little Rock, Ark.) 10a Stephen Bruce Shoemaker, b 3-22-1915, md 1st Margie Bridges (div) m:i 2nd Francis lla Brucelyn Kirk Shoemaker, b 12-21-1939 lOb Holden Shoemaker, b. Y-10-1917, nrl 1st Joyce Stewart, b (div), nrl 2nd Mary Wakefield, b (Holden an Army sergeant at Bataan and in "Death March" and in orison in Japan near where 2nd atom bomb was exploded.) lla Holden Lin Shoemaker, b 3-(18 )-1951 llb (Jerry) Shoemaker, b 1952 9d Hortense Shoemaker, b 5- -1892, d 11- -1896 bur West 11aplewood 8d John Henry Noland, b 7-25-1863 (in Anderson on 12th Sto, site of Longfellow School) d 3-29-1932, nrl 7-17-1886 Leonora (Nora) Croan, b 10-1-1864, d 4-4-1924, bur West Maplewood (See Croan charts) 9a Stephen Croan Noland, b 8~5-1887 (Captain• I, editor, retired Indianapolis News) md 6-13-1913 Theresa Murray (Boston), b 10-11-1891, Owner, The Marion County Mail, (div) 10a John Noland, b 8-31-1914 died in infancy lOb Elizabeth Ann (Betty) Noland, b 2-17-1916, nxi 1st Bruce Fernald, (of Boston) divo, nrl 2nd nonald Jackson. (He has 2 children by 1st marriage) Live at Indianapolis. lla Stephen Bruce Fernald, b 10-l4-19L.2 llb Anthony Hargrove Jackson, b 6-11-1948 llc Jill Noland Jackson, b at Indianapolis, 10-25-1953 .lOc Stephen Murray Noland, b 1-10-1920, WW II, Lt. in Army in Gernany, now stationed in Japan, unnrl in 1954 llli David Blair Noland, b 3-21-1923, mi at In:lianapolis 6-2- 1945 Bernice Neal, WW II pilot (Lives at Irx:iia napolis) The Stephen Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -36

Ila David B]air Noland, Jro, b 8-10-1946 llb Rebecca Noland, b S-7-1948 9b David Fulton Noland, b in Kansas City 12-30-188~, md 9-4- 1912 Hazel Kirk Linthicum, b 6-22-1891, (lives 1,ittle Rock) (no children) 9c Rebecca Bethany Nolarx:l, b 8-19-1891, nrl 7-1-1918 Oswald Ryan, b 4-11-1888 (Chairman CAB, Washington) 10a Nolani Haynes Ryan, b 1-24-1921, mi 6-22-1946 Eugenia Pafe, b (of NoCo) div. (Marine pilot War II, Captain in Korea) lla Diana Val Ryan, b 12-11-1947 10b Rachael Leonora Ryan, b in Anders on 1-25-1923, nrl in Washington, DoCo:i 7-1--1944 William Jefferson M.ontgomery, (Colonel in~- II) o Live in Fto Worth, Tex9s lla Franklin Jefferson Montgomery, b Washington, 4-25-1947 llb Bethany Rebecca l~ontgomery, b Washington, 7-25-1949 llc Catherine Melinda Montgomery, b Fto Worth, 5-17-1953 9d Helen Rhea Noland, b 2-27-1893 in Richland Twpo, Madison Coo, Indo, md 7--11-1916 :Edward Jo Rqnsheim, b 3-8-1892 Bellefontaine, Ohio (See Stamm-Ronsheim and Croan- Eishelman charts) .

10a Edward Jo Ronsheim Jro j b 10-16-1917, nrl. 1st 4-10-1937 Gay Badgley, b 12-4-1917 (div), md 2nd 7-25-1947 Marge Stamper, b 11-20-1921 Carter Co., Kyo (Served in. Europe War II with Rainbow Division) lla Sandra Lynn Ronsheim, b 4-4-1940 in Anderson llb Stephen Edward Ronsheim, b 7-19-1942 in Anderson 10b John Noland Ronsheim,· b 11-5-1919 in Anderson, killed on 50th mission in Italy 8-15-1944, bur 1st at Bari, Italy and later West Maplewood, Anderson. Two Purple Hearts, Air Medal with seven clusters, etco {An artist of recognized promise) 10c Rosemary Ronsheim, b 8-16-1922 in Anderson, nrl Indianapolis 4-23-1949 John William Scales, b (Live in Indianapolis in 1952) lla 1~arcia Ann Scales, b Indianapolis, 6-18-1953 8e Elijah Noland, b 1866j d 1872, (bur West }.iaplewood directly east of father) 7d Henry Do Noland, b 1839 (census of 1870), d 2--12-1915 in Riverside, Calif"os nrl. 1st ca 1859 Elizabeth Makepeace,. b d 1865/66, nrl 2nd 1869 Lucy Sebrell (in Anderson), b 1848 {census 1870), d 10~10-1922 (Henry & Lucy bur at Riverside, Calif.) 8a Cary Russell Noland, b 1861 in Illinois, d .5-28-1885 unnrl 8b Stephen Ao Noland, b 6-o16-186h in Illinois, d 7-20-1913 Banning, Calif., nrl Mabel (Vanderbogart) Polk, b d 9a Russell Noland, b 1904 (in Calif o) 9b Mildred Noland, d as infant 9c A daughter, d as infant 8c Bessie Noland, b 1865/66, d in Anderson before 1870 censuso The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -37

8d Adelia Nolam, b 3-31-1871, d 12-2..-1931, nrl 1889, Story E. Goodykoontz, b 3-17-1861, d 5-5;...1930 (both bur West Maplewood) 9a lfargaret Goodykoontz, b 8-14-1892, d 9-ll-19~- 9b Beaver Goodykoontz, b 10-14-1894, living in Oregon 1952, mi 8~16-1946 Bernice Irene , b 9-22-1912 _lOa Beverly .Irene Goodykoontz, b 10-15-1947 9c Jack Goodykoontz, b 1896, d in iD.P.ancy 9d-e George Kenneth Gooo.ykoontz, b 10-11-1898, nrl 6-15-1923 Mary Buchanan, b 6-15-1903 (no children) 9e-d Clyde Goodykoontz, b 10-11-1898, d 10- -1925, mi · · Alberta Bassey 9! Emna Ruth Gocxiykoontz, b 6-J-1901, m.i ls~ 8-19-1922, ·vin V. Forsythe, b 2-8-1901, nrl 2nd Bert Rutherford, b 9-19-1903 (Live in California}' lOa Margaret Elizabeth Forsythe, b 7-7-1923, nrl -1-7-Ql943, Armand A. Woodbury, b 12-22-1913, (by 1st marriage he had Gerold, b 12-20-1933 and Lois, b 8-2-1935) lla Christopher Wocx:lbury, b 1-20-1944 llb Marko Woodbury, b 4-21-1946 llc Ni~oli Bolivar Woodbury, b 5-18-1947 lld Penelope Woodbury, b 11-28-1949, d 12-2-1949 lle Albert, Wotdbm-y,, b 10-16-1950 10b James Storey Forsythe, b 3-27-1925, mi 9-20-1946, Kathryn Henderson, b ·1-2-1923. lla James Storey Forsythe Jro, b 7-2-1947 llb Robert Forsythe, b 9-18-1949 9g Etta Marie Goodykoontz, b 10-17-1902, nrl 1st 3-17-19 , Clyde Raine, nrl 2nd Lester Wilkin, b 6-1-1891, nrl 3rd 9-I7- 1937 Harry E. Burton, b ll-6-1883 ?? lOa Robert R. Wilkin, b 3-10-1928, nrl Donna lla Carolyn Wilkin ----- llb Donna Wilkin lOb Lawrence Wilkin, b 7-9-1931 9h Achsah Goodykoontz, b 11-8-1907, nd 1-25-1939, Imris Galin Aller, b 7-24-1904, live Tak:i.lma, Ore., ~954. (Adopted Galin Eli.1 1-21-1948) 9i Mary Gooo.ykoontz, b 6-6-1909 Hollywooo., Calif., nrl 12-18- 1936 Allen Harlan, b 3-19-1907 lOa · Allan Harlan, b 7-18-1947 lOb Richard Harlan, b 11-3-1949 Be Daniel Vorhees Noland, b 1-20-1875, md 1st 1905 Helen Arbuckle, d nrl 2nd 6-15-1927 Lee Zaring 9a Murial Noland, b 12- -1905, mi 10a 9b Ruth Noland, md 9c Virginia Noland, nrl 8£ George K. Nolani, b 6-27-1877, md at Kl Centro, Calif'., 12-25- 1913 Daisy Butler, b Santa Cruz, L.-lJ-1880 (lfewport Beach, Calif.) (No Children) 6i Rebecca Noland, b 3-7-1809 in Kentucky, d 9-11-1826 {Sane say mi to William Young, who became sheriff in 1828.) (See Appendix K) The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Fami.ly -38

5c Henrietta (Henny) Noland, b ca 1769 Charles Coo, Md., nrl 4-13-1789 Rowan Co., N.C. (of record) Valent~e Holderfield (1790 census shows this man as neighbor of Stephen Nalani and, seemingly, a widower with six children.) 5d Stephen Noland, b J-8-1771 in Rovran Co. ,-1.c., moved to Kentucky, died in Jackson Co., ·Mo.; ·md Sarah Banks, ·b in N.Co, d in Moo 6a Daniel Noland, b 1794, d in ~till Co., Ky., 1840, mi 1st Wayre Co., Ind., Asenath Noland (See Page 6e for this family) md 2nd in Estill Coo, ll-J-1828 (marriage license shows Sally) Lucy Howell, b 1807, d 1886. . 7e (He had four children by 1st marriage) Lucy Noland, b 2-28- 1830, nrl in Estill Co., 1848, Eli Townsend (Will of Rev. Stephen Nolarrl) 7£ Newal Noland, b 2-11-1832 (Will of Rev. Stephen Nolam) 7g llartha Noland, b 10-30~1833, d 1906, mi ___Wernan. (Will of Rev. stephen Noland) _ 7h Records indicate he had 7th child, nothing else known 6b Smallwocd (B?) Noland, b unlmown, d 1825 (probably man for whom _ Inventory was filed in Estill Coo, Kyo, 7-20-1826), nrl {probably) in M:tdison Coo, Kyo, 7-3-1823, Sally Profitto Smallwood established wagon freight line from Kentucky to New Orleans 5e Led.stone Noland, b 1776, nrl in Rowan Co., N.C., 2-20-1801, 11;.ry Smallwocxi, probably dau of Willi.am Smallwood. Born, Stephen Noland 5r James Noland, bin Rowan Co., 1777, din Anderson Twp., Madison Co., Ind., 1851/52 (see text), nrl in Rowan Co.,r-27-1801, Peggy (Margaret) Russell, b probably in Montgomery Coo, Md., ca 1787 {dau of Henry Russell and Chloe Sma-llwood) d probably Hancock Go., Indo, 1843/44 (Her sister mi Brazelton Nolatrl, nephew of Janes) 6a Elizabeth Noland, b in N.C. 18oL./05 (census records) d in Madison Coo, mi Simeon Nels·on, b Va. (believed in pe.rt now W. Va.) 1807 (Simeon and James Noland had farms half mi.le apart in Adams Twpo) See texto 7a An older child 7b William Nelson, b 1836 7c Polly Nelson, b 1838 7d Elizabeth Nelson, b llii.4 6b James R(ussell) Noland, b in Ky. 1809/10 (census records) md ca 1834/36, Sarah Ann______(based on 1836 deeds in Madison Co., Irrl.) It is an inte~sting side light to fitrl in Butler Co., O•• 3-19-1837 the marriage of a Janes R. Noland and Sarah Ann Lindley and to remember that this family came up through Ohio. No proof this means anything. (This family had died or moved .from c-ounty before 1850 census) Lani in Union Twp. 7a A son, b 183.5/39 (census records) nothing else known (NOT!ts As an interesting item only, a James Nolen, of Henry Co., born 1810 died at 87 on 12-22-1897 o He nrl Bridget Brennen, probably 2nd, 7-15-1862. She died at 82, 7-.5-1899. As administrator she transferred property to son, Richard Nolen, 7-26-1897. Census says b in Ireland and no proof of family connection. But James R. was the exact age of this James and he did often The Stephen-Daniel lane Of.The Noland Family -39 spell name as Nolen or Nolan.)

6c Greenbury Noland, b in Chio 1811 (based on census of sons) d probably in Wayne or Henry Co., 1841/42, lived in Union Twp., Madison Co., for a tine, nn 1st 1828/29 Rebecca Pearson/Peirson (dau of Jesse), b 7-26-18lO, d 1829/30, nrl 2nd 1831/32 (based on deeds) Mary Ann___ , b in N.C. 1811/12. (She md 2nd 1842/ 43 John Orr. (Based on 1850 census) 7a Jesse Noland, b 1829/30, d Pearson family records say at 17, listed in settlement estate ·Jesse Pearson 6-5-1841 with father as guardian. 7b Margaret Noland , b 18 33 (last record in 18.50 census) 7c George Noland, b 1834/35 (Fall Creek Twp., census for 1880) nrl 1857/58 Rachel______, b Ohio 1841/42 8a Louisa Noland, b 1859 (census Union Twp. 1870) 8b Alfred Noland, b 1861, d 1894 (bur Whetstone Gem., no marker) md 8-24-1890 (county records) Mary Eleanor Keicher {she mi 2nd 8-30-1897, William A. Scott) 9a William E. Noland, b 1891, living near Anderson, mi 2-1- 1913 Ocea M. Tucker, b 5-12-1891 lOa Vira Irene Noland, b 11-12-1914 10b Ralph· E. Noland, b ll-2L.-1916 8c Perry A. Noland, b 1864/65, d in Anderson, 11-29-1903, nrl 8d Minnie E. Noland, b 1869, m:l 8-26-1894, John ·Poor 7d Green (B(erry) Noland, b 1836, d 1920, nrl 1864/65, Athaliah . , b 1844, d 12-1-1904, both bur at Chesterfield • .,.(N-O~T""""!''E-_s_Th___e Greenberry nane carries back 175 years as such) 8a John Noland, b 1866, d unnrl (bur Chesterfield) 8b Clara E. Noland, b 1869, d , nrl 6-14-1899 Charles W. McCabe 9a Esther McCabe, b nrl_____ Jarvis 9b Ruth McCabe, b died young 9c Garnet McCabe, b died young 8c Benjamin .Franklin Noland, b 1872, d 1895, urmrl (bur Cmster­ field) &i Samuel Noland, b 1-23-1876, d 10- -1948, mi Caroline Gable (bur in Florida where he lived) 9a Virginia Noland, b , mi _____Loeffel 10a · Samuel Frederick Loeffel, b lOb Christina Adele Loeffel Be Donna Nalani, b 1879, d 1897, (bur Chesterfield) Br Charles Noland, b 1-20-1884, d 3-3-1938; unnrl (bur Chesterfield) 8g Cary Lee Noland, b 4-23-1887, living in 1952 in Union Twp., near old James Noland land, md 12-27-1913 Bertha H. Conner/ llcDaniel, b 12-24-1886 9a Robert I.ee Noland, b 2-18-1915, nrl 11-27-1940 W:innifred Cunningham, b 3-5-1920 (live at Alexandria, Ind.) 10a Michael Nolarrl, b 1-24-1946 10b Jei;rry Noland, b 4-2-19.49 7e Christopher Noland, b 1839, d md 1866/67 Sara E. b 1849 --- The Stephen-Daniel ·Line Of The No1arxi Family -hO

8a Henrietta Noland, b 1870 8b Henry Noland, b 1871 8c Charles E. Noland, b 1872 8d Birdie J. Noland, b 1879 N<1.rE: The Christopher Noland family is believed to have left area. 6d A daughter, b ca 1813 based on censuses of 1820-JO 6e Samuel J. Nolatrl, b in Ohio, 3-28-1816, d Brown Twp., Hancock Co., Ind., 4-5-1898, nrl 1836 Adaline ("Lina") :Bvans, bin Va., 8-l­ ·1813, d 8-8-1896. (bur Harlan's Cem.-) ?a John Noland, b 7-2-1837, d 11-1-1851 (bur Collier's) 7b William Nolctnd, b 7-25-18ho, d 7-21-1925, mi Hancock Co., 10-9- 1859 ·Prudence Carolyn Polk, b 11-15-1841, d 12-14-1914 (bur Harlan's) 8a James lliward Noland, b 9-5-1862, d 9- -1926, nrl 12-10-1881 Mary Ella Collier, b 1864, d 1946 (bur l!cCray 1.s) 9a Harry o. Noland, b 10-10-1882, d 4-10-1949 (bur Pendleton) mi 10-27-1906 Mable C. Richhart, b 6-2)-1889 living 1952 10a Paul Noland, b h-17-1907, nrl 1937 Geneva Vernon lla Clarice Pauline Nolam, b 5-20-1945 (all live Indianapolis) lOb Horace Richhart Noland, b 4-19-1919 unnrl (lives with mother Fall Crk. Twp. ) 9b Rev. John/James Leo Noland, Baptist minister, b 9-25-1884, d 7-2-1926 (bur McCray's) md 12-5-1910 Ruth Richhart, b 12-5-1892 (she nd 2nd Verle Dovey) 10a t!uanita Noland, b 12-30-1914, nrl 1st 5-20-1933 Arthur Bryan, nrl 2nd 7-23-19.50 Clarence Martin (live Ind:ia napolis) 10b James No'iand, b 1-12-1917, md 4-19~1941 Adrienne Porter (N.Brook, Ill.) lla Gary James Noland, b 1-1-1945 10c Marjorie Mae Nolani, b 5-25-1920, md 6-8-1938 William · Davis (Anderson) lla Rodney Noland Davis, b 5-5-1939 llb William Randolph Davis, b 2-15-1940 llc Douglas Kent Davis, b 10-27 •1942 lld Diane Lynn Davis, b 6-12-1946 lle Malcolm Drew Davis, b 10-11-1948 10d • Herbert Clark Noland, b 7-25-1924, mi 1948 Jeanne Kilgus lla Stephen Michael Noland, b 11-10-.1948 (all live in . Anderson) 9c· Grace E. Nolarrl, b 1886, d 1910 (bur McCray's), md Hancock Co., 12-2-190.5 John Morris 10a A daughter, died as child 9d Guy Wamer Noland, b 1-20-1891, nrl 1st 10-19-1910 Faye Estell, d 1936, md 2nd 4-1-1939 Marl Early, b 1904 (Amerson) 10a Roberta V. Noland, b 2-12-1915, nd 9- -1934 Myron Bond, b 11- -l915 (living at Jlarklev:i.lle 1952) lOb Virginia Ann Noland, b 1-1-1922, md _4-12-1941 Charles B. Sn~er b 5-9-1915 (live in Anderson) The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The No1and Family -L.l

lla Terry $nyder, b 11-13-1944 llb Steven Snyder, b 9-8-1946 llc Diana Snyder, b 8-5-1947 10c Jean Noland, b 1-23-1924, md 1st 9-26-1942 William Patt.on, killed in France War II, nrl 2nd 1-25-1947 Gerald Lo Stoner, b 1920 (living in Anderson) lla Billy p;3t,ton, b 8-10-1944 llb Dennis Stoner, b 9-10-1947 9e Hobart Noland, b 3- -1896, md Gladys L. Ham (Sante Fe, N.M.) 10a William Noland, b (U of NoYo in 195h) 9f Alta Noland, b 1900, md 1925 Lewis Robbins (Live at Markleville) 10a James Lewis Robbins, b 12-26-1928 (AF in 1954) 8b Ida Jo Noland, b 1867, d 1932, mi 8-31-1892 William E. Gale, b 1863, ca 19.52 9a Chessie Gale, b 1894, mi 1923 Edwin Shelton, b 1901 lOa Jean Shelton, b 1926 ~ nrl 1944 Ralph Craig, b 1922 lla Dale Alben Craig, b 1946 llb Cathy Ann Craig, b 1949 (Live at Pendleton, Ind.) 10b Marvin Sl:elton, b 1929 8c Albert Lundy Noland, b 4-8-1874, d 4-22-1953, nrl 8-3-1895 Estella Jane Padgett, b 8-6-1876, d .5-25-1846, bur Collier Cemeteey . _9a Fred Harold Noland, b h-10-1896, d 4-4-19Jh unnrl bur Collier 9b William Charles Noland, b 1-6-1898, nrl 9-3-1919 Ethel lt. Hull., b 2-18-1898 (live near Markleville) lOa Willian Stanford Noland, b L.-6-1921, nrl 2-27-1949, Zella Carolyn Newconer, b 7-10-1925 (live in Hancock Co.) lla Martha ~Marie -Noland, b 10-10-1950 llb Charles Vinson Noland, b 9-3-1951 lOb Irma ·Louise Noland, b 4-6-1929, md 8-__1949, Harold Barber lla Vickie Farber, b 12-26-1950 llb Marcia Kay Barber, b 11-~10-1952 llc Karen Marchelle Barber, b 2-22-1954 9c Claude Clarence Noland, b 10-23-1900, live near Pendleton, mi. 8-26-1923., Mary Elizabeth Slayback, b 2-26-1903 (div) 10a Jo Ann Noland., b 7-26-1925, d 2-16-1926, b Collier 10b John Claude Nolam, b 7-19-1927, nrl at Indianapolis 5- 24-1947, Patricia E.ee Cowser, b Columbus, Ind., 12-25- 1926, Live at Indianapoliso lla 1fichael John Noland, b 2-12-1948 llb Kevin Lee Nolan:l, b 1-3-1952 llc Keith Alan Noland, b L.-1-1953 10c Harold Ray Noland, b 2-26-1929, md 8-22-1948, Arnola Jane Cox, b L.-27-1930, live in Anderson lla Gregory Wayne Noland, b 7-22-19.52 10d Victor Earl Noland, b 10-27-1931, nrl 6-11-1949 Barbara Tracy, live in Anderson The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland·Fami.ly -42

lla Roger Noland, b 5-24-1950 llb Mark So Noland, b 4-7-1953 llc ______? lOe Tim Scott Noland, b 9-26-1938 9d Revo Arthur Ray Noland (Methodist), b 5-22-1902, mi 6-27- 1922, Freda Irene Ballinger, b 5-18-1903, live Shipshewallll{i, Indo , . lOa Arthur Wayne Noland, b 12-2-1923, mi 9-20-1946, Pauline Hawk, b 3-24-1927, Howe, Indo lla Lana Cheri Noland, b Sturgis, Micho, 7-21-1948 10b June Noland, b 7-8-1928, mi 3-25-19.51, Jack Eugeµe Ray, b 5-1-1931 lla Linda June Ray 10c Thurl Bo Noland, b 12-21-3.929, mi 11:-30-1950, Elaine Yunker, b 3-31-1931 lOd Carl Lee Noland, b 6-4-1931, nrl 1-6-1951, Joy Joan Campton, b 12-21-1932 lla A daughter . 9e Robert Alton Noland, b 8-20-19<1!, d 9-5-1905, bur Collier 9f Carrie Louise Noland, b 6-21-19o6, mi 10-4-1924, Rus~ell Brum.field, b 8-20-1903, live near Markleville lOa-"'. :· R ~ne Brmn.field, b 9-17-1928, mi 9-12-1948, Joan Scott, b 3-20-1929, live in Markleville lla William Jay Brumfield, b 4-2-1949 llb Garry Gene Brumfield, b 6-7-1950 10b Robert Dale Brumfield, b :~~~9~193~~ 9g Lawrence .E'arl Noland, b 11-3-1911, nrl 11-24-1931, Helen Evelyn Jordon, b 6-27-1910 10a Lawrence Farl (Larry) Noland Jr o, b 7-25-1933 lOb Sue Ann Noland, b 6-24-1935 10c Sharon Lee NDland, b 8-21-1937 lOd Daniel Eugene Nolandj b 2-1-1947 ·1oe James Ao Noland, b 3-18-1948 9h Ella Florence Noland, b 6-2.5-1914, nrl 12-31-1939, Nornan Huffer, b 8-11-1913, live at Warsaw, Indo, 19~ lOa Norne.n Dean Huffer, b l0-l-19L.2, d 2-13-1943, bur Warsaw lOb Noland Dee Huffer, b 8-27-1944 lOc Duane Gene Huffer, b 4-21-1948 7c Margaret Ann Noland, b 8-3-1842, d 11-26-1926, md 9-11-1861, Harrison Cook, b 12-9-1843, d 9-27-1931 8a Florence Cook, b 1865, d 11-7-1937, nrl Fdward Jackson, d 9a Josephine Jackson, mi William Bridges 10a Ward Bridges and sarah Fern Smith 9b Leatha Jackson and Castle Hull 10a Florence Hull lOb Lewis Hull 9c- Tressie Jackson mi Clarence Hayden 10? Have nany children 9d Margaret Jackson and Howard Bussell (no children) The Stepben--Oaniel Line or The Noland Family -43

8b Elmer Cook., b 1867, 1-31-1945, md in Hancock Co., 12-21- 1890, Laura Bray, d____ , nrl 2nd Maude Keesling 9a Harrison Cook (1st wife of above) 9b A son who died young 9c Samuel Cook, living n of Warrington, Hancock Coo, Ind., 1954 · Be Susie Cook, b 1870., d 3-17-1950, nxi Charles Tully 9a Beulah Tully mi Forrest Yetter. lOa Rosemary Yetter nrl Kenneth Harris 11? Have three children 8d A child that died young 8e A child that died young Br Margaret Cook., b 7-6-1878, mi 1-5-1898, Robert Collier,

11-6-186651 living in Wilkinson, Indo, 19.54 9a Cecil Collier:1 b 1898, md Paul Ro 1ucker (div) no children 9b Ruth, Collier, b 1903 , d 1906 9c Harrison Collier, b 1905, mi Ieone Blakely, live Indiana­ polis 10a Robert Collier., b 1933 10b Ellen Collier, b 1938 9d James Ro Collier, b 1908, md Junya Cook, J.ive:Huron, S.D. 19~ 10a William Collie~ b 193 7 10b John Collier, b 1939 lOc Janet Collier., b 1946 9e Mary Collier, b 19ll., nrl 1st 3-28-1933 Max Maurice Wilson, md 2nd Paul Carpenter (Live Elyria, Ohio, 1954) lOa Jane Wilson, b 1934 10b Felix Wilson, b 1936 9f (Ralph) Byron Collier, b 4-15-1914, mi 1st 11-24-1932, Wilma Doris Milner, d 1937, md 2nd 8-26-1939, Freda Kay Barton lOa Theron Collier, b 1937 lOb Charles Collier, b 1941 10c Donald Collier, b 194h 10d Phyllis Collier, b 1945 9g Max Collier, b 1917, mi Cathleen Cook, live Newcastle, Indo 10a Bruce Collier, b 1941 10b Gary Collier, 1949 7d James Noland Sro, b 6-22-184L., d 6-26-1899, nrl in Hancock Co., 10-16-1870, Mary Jane Cook, b ll-12-185l, d 7-25-1936, bur Harlan 8a John Wo Noland, b 1874, d 1924, nrl Hancock Coo, 11-21-1894, Vitalla Frances Collins, b 1874, d 19.51, bur Harlan Cem. 8b Adaline So Noland, md Hancock Co., 9-20-1899, William Bowers 9a · Marie Bowers, mi lives Newcastle, Imo 9b Irene Bowers, nrl lives Newcastle, Indo 9c Vina Bowers, nrl lives Newcastle, Ind. The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -44

8c James Oo Noland, b 5-5--1885, living in Anderson, mi 1st in Henry- Coo .CJ 8-1.5-1908, Beulah Eletha Luthultz, b 1890, d 1931, mi 2nd 6-13-1934, Margaret Nibarger 9a Delma Evalyn Noland, b Henry Coo, 6-20-1909, d bur.Harlan 9b Lavaughn Noland, b 12-29-1910, d 4-9-1917 7e Mary Eo Noland, b 1847, d Hancock Coo, 6-24-1912, unnrl, bur Harlan · (Note: Interesting to find another Mary Eo Nolen, md Hancock Coo, 10-2-1869 to George Ro Howardc>) 7f Nancy Jane Nolandj b 1849, d 3-13-193J (bur McCray Cem) md 1st Williams John, md 2nd Thomas Co Bickel, b 1854, d 1-13-1912 no child.reno 7g Ruth Noland, b 1853, d 12-14-1931, bur Sugan Grove Cemo, md 9- 17-1893, Luther Modlin (no children) 6£ A daughter, b ca 1817, censuses or James in 1820 & 1830 6g A son, b 1818, censuses 1820 & 1830 (could have been Sidney Noland often mentioned as brother of Greenberry and shown as married in Moo, 9--9-1843 to Susan Harrison) 5g Alidia/L-ya.ia Noland, b ca .J.780, md 7-30-1~00 Rowan Coo, NoCo, Benjamin Brewer, probably son of William Brewer (listed in will of Stephan Noland, 1791) Nothing else knowno 5h }!ary Noland, b ca 1786, mi 8-6-1804, Rowan Coo, Jesse Adams o (May be bro of Abraham Adams Jro, and uncle of Nancy Adams who mi

Stephen Noland in Wayne Coo 3 Indo See text) Nothing else knmrR. 5i Eleanor (Nellie) Noland, b Rowan Goo, Noco, 1787, d Lawrence Co., Imo-, 8-6-1860, mi in Rowan Coo.9 11-24-1.801., William Smallwooo., b (}.~ontgonery Coo) "' 1785, din Irxiiana, 1860 (probably son of William in 1790 census of 1lontgomery Coo, and grandson of Benja­ min., the father of Chloe Smallwood who rrrl Henry Russel in Charles Coo, 11~10-17820) 6a Elijah Smsllwocxii) b Rowan Coo, No Co ca 1811 (Probably IIrl 1st Sarah/Sallie McKee, d 1842-L..5, based on death report of 7a below. This has 6a born in South Carolina and 7a in Georgia) . Seems to have d enroute to Indiana with 7a and 7b following death in NoC. of 2nd wife, m:l in NoCo, ca 1846j Nancy Tucker. 7a Alexander To Smallwocxi, b NoCo/Gao, 4-4-1841, d :Monroe Coo, Indo ~ 3-30-1912, mi 12-30-1860 &lizabeth Lemon 8a William Smallwood 8b Ellsworth Smallwood 8c 5allie Smallwood (nrl in Mo1'roe Coo) Named after grandmother 8d Edmund Snallwocxi (Note: 7a may have- been later child with others staying in NoCo) 7b Hazel Tucker Smallwood, b in NoCo, 6-10-1848, d in Florida 1- 5-1924, md in IndQ, Sarah Alice Taylor (May be person buried at Harrodsburg, Indo j beside husband with birth shown as 1-18- 1834 and death as 6-16-19060) 8a Clauie Co Smallwood, b 12-1-1869, d 1930, nrl 12-24-1904 . lhry P.e·nnett, b 1888 .. 9a Eugene Smallwood~ i loql0~19b6., (may\rbe--1bmf:Harrodsburg), mi Louise The Stephen-Daniel Lire or The Noland Family -L.5

lOa Mamie Lou SnBllwood 8b John Byron Smallwood, b 10-1)-1872, md 1st ca 189h Bertha Smith mi 2nd Anna Co Helfrich 9a Noble J. Smallwood, J-23-1896 (son of 1st wife), mi Bessie Payne 9b lfyron Smallwood (probably son 1st wife) 9c Maudie Lillian Smallwocd, b 2-14-1905106, mi {by 2nd wife) 9d Phyllis No $mallwoaj, b 2-28-1909 . 6b Nathaniel SIDallwood, b NoCo ca 1813, ntl in NoCo Lucy Tucker (Probably remained in North Carolina, no further record) 6c Ralph $mallwocd (no proof other than family tradition, probably b N.Co ca 1815 and remained in that state.) 6d Enoch Smallwood, b in No Co 1817 (census 1850), d 10-8-1891, mi 1st ca 1837 Sarah Butcher, b in Tenn., 7-19-1816, d in Indo, 4- 15-1855, md 2nd ca 1857/60 Sarah Clark Bruner 7a Elizah Alexander Smallwooo., b in Indo, 1838, nrl Lucy }.KcLahan 8a Oliver McLahan Smallwood., b 8-16-1870, d ~-5-1942, mi Mary Jane Skinmerhorn, b 1-23-1876, d 1925 9a Clifford Smallwood (Probably person bur at Harrodsburg, b 1893, d 11-8-1896) 9b Earl Smallwooo. 9c Lorene Smallwood 9d Ralph Andrew $mallwocd, b 12-11-1899, md Lou 11:ercer 10a Ralph Andrew Smallwood Jro, b 11-8-1928 lOb Jerzy Todd SmlJ:wood, b 8-2-1839 9e ~hel Gordon Smallwood, b 7-8-1901, nrl 1926 Daniel Mathias Burke ·. lOa Ann Burke, mi LaITy Fromhart 10b Daniel Mathias Bruke Jro 10c ~eaa~.-i3urke 9f Kathryn Pearl Smallwood, b 11-21-1902, mi Willis Wadsworth Stogsdill 10a William Stogsdill, b 11-11-1926, md (three children) lOb Don Stogsdill 9g Elizabeth Fay Smallwood., b 5-18-1904, m:l Russell Jackson 10a Robert Eo Jackson, nrl Lillian lla Sandra Jackson ------llb Robert Jackson Jr. lOb Joann Jackson, md Owen Langon (two children) 8b Enoch Smallwood, (An Enoch Smallwocxi, b 1873/74, d 5-27-1919 is buried in Monroe C0t1ntyo) mi Rose Freene.n 9a Maudlene Smallwood, b 6-5-1903, mi John McPike 10a Violet Rose McPike lOb Ralph Durward McPike, b 11-4-1928 8c Sarah Eliza Smallwood, b u-16-1876, d 5-16-1908, nrl William Tamm 9a .Finley Elijah Tamm, b 4-27-___, md Ruth Fuller {one child) 9b Anna Marie Tamm, b 10-23-1896, md Rudolph Link The Stephen-Daniel Line or The Noland Family -46

9c Elizabeth Irene Tamm, b 3-13-1901, md Ralph Sears 10a Ralph Howard Sears, b 1-28-1924, md Betty Peters lla Sheilla Sears, b 8-19-1946 9d Fred Enoch Tamm, b 2-27-1903, nrl Wilma Nelson (Took legal name of Bryant being reared by Mr. & Mrso Albert Bryant.) 10a Albert Lo Bryant, b 3-21-1932, md Mary Lou Martin 10b Rooert Eugene Bryant, b 7-26-193L. 9e Robert ·Hershell Tamm, :b 2-19-1905, nrl Rosemary Eckerty 9f Molly Kelly Tamm, b 2-28-1907, mi Henry McA.fee lOa Jean :Myers l,icA.fee, b 12-28-1926, md Gus Coin lla Gregory Coin, b 3-31-1947 8d William Russell Smallwood, b 11-4-1879, d 8-9-1937, md Ida Conner Slinkard 8e Elizabeth. Isabelle Smallwood, md 1st Claude Smith, md 2nd Abe Reibert 9a Ferguson Smith Br· Anna Norene Smallwood, d 1909 7b Margaret Jane Smallwood, b 9-29-1840, d 8-3-1874, nrl William Henry Taylor . 8a Pearl Taylor mi Henry Payne 7c William Mo Smallwood, b 10/12-15-1842,. d 7-30-1896, nrl. Elizabeth Woodward, b 1852, d 1930, bur Harrodsburg 8a Fred Do S:rmllwood, b 1881, d 12-12-1904, bur Harrodsburg 7d John Wesley Smallwood, b ca 1844, d Huntsville, Alao, 1865 (With 31st Regiment, Monroe Coo) 7e Samuel Smallwood, b 4-29-1843/46, d 5-23-1909, mi in Greene Coo, 3-5-1871 Miriam Duncan, b 8-21-1841-, d 12-31-1928 8a Mary Pearl (Dot) Smallwood, b 2-24-1872, d 2-14-1893, mi Henry Cazee 9a Alma Cazee, b 1-31-1887, d 1-18-1907 9b Viola Cazee, b l-30-l890, nrl 1905 leo Wharton lQa Wallace Wharton, b 4-1-1906, mi Frances Williams, b 9- 28-1905 lla Leo Lowell Wharton, b 4--8-1946 lOb 1~iriam liharton, b 2-14-1915, md Don Rose lla Donanna Rose, b 1939 llb 1Iaurice Rose, b 12-18-1940 10c Malcolm Wharton, b 1930 9c Samuel Cazee., b 4-19-1892, mi 1917 Mabel Parker 10a Robert Parker Cazee . 10b Jean Cazee, nn Morrell Beavers lla Barbara Ann Beavers, b 11-8-1949 10c Barbara Ann Cazee, md ______Lundy 10d Sam Cazee Jro 8b Ida Smallwood, b 6-9-1874, d 7-4-1944, md 1st Sexton, rrd 2nd Frank Jones, nrl jrd·1Jilliam Bruce------9a Eulalia Jones, b 5-20-1896, md 1st Oscar Grothe, md 2nd Fd Legg 9b Samuel Ervin Jones, b 2-16-1899, d 1949, md Gertrude-- The Stephen-Daniel Line or The Noland Family -47

lOa Jean Jones lOb Jo Ann JonPs lOc Martha Jones 8c Levi Arthur Sma.llwood, b 1-31-1876, d 1-18-1945, m:l 4-19-1899 Mary Batman, b 10-29-1871 9a Dro Robert Bo Smallwocxi, b 1-11-1900 (lives Bedford, Ind.), nrl 6-30·1928 Ieatha Jensen, b 9-23-1902 lCB Kay Jo Smallwood, b 9-11-1930, m:i 8-23-1952 Virginia Holt, b 1929 lla Stephanie Smallwood, b 3-18-1954 l0b Nedra · Smallwood, b 3-2 ,-1934 10c Tom lio .Smallwood, b 9-14-1939 9b Catherine Smallwood, b 7-2u-1901 nnnd 9c Arthur Russell Smallwood, b 4-16-1903, d 10-16-1953, mi 7- 18-1931 Ruth Crucius, b 3-1-1902 10a Sue Alice Smallwood, b 10-23-1933 lOb Don Smallwooo., b 12-22-1937 9d Miriam Elizabeth Smallwood, b 12-18-1904 unnrl 8d Orlando Smallwood, b 12-25-1877, d 5-2-19o6 Be Frank Smallwood, b 9-1-1881, d 8-7-1933, mi Dollie White 7f Clara Ellen Smallwood 7g Levi Russell Smallwooo., b 2-14-1850, d 6-27-1900, nrl 6-7-1893 Clarinda Victoria Bell, b 7-10-1862, d 1-16-1838

8a Ruth Snallwooo. 3 5--28-1895, md 1-2-1919 Ortha Olice Hall, b 10-23-1891 {Supto Schools ~loom.field, Indo, 1954) 9a John David Hall, b 1-26-1920, d 10-4-1934 7h Sarah Sirallwood, b 1852, d 1927 , .. 7i Mary Madella Smallwood, b 1-8-1862, d 4-20-1932, nrl ca 1884 Isaac Bridwell, b 1-8-1846·, d 11-8-1888, based on stones at Ha IT

7b Jacob Srrallwood, b 1847 3 d in Greene Coo, 5-16-1914,') nrl 10-28- 1869 Cynth~/Cynthia Stewart, b 1850, d 10-9-1915 7c Alexander 1' o Smallwooo., b 1849 (census 1880 Daviess Coo) ml 9-14-1875 Mary Jane Lowery, b 1851 (Census gives initial "N") 8a Arthur Eo Snlallwood, b 1876 'm-ie Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -48

8b Ora Co Smallwood, b 1878 8c Honer Eo Smallwood, b 1880 7d Mary Ellen Smallwood nrl William Henry Stewart 7e Zibbie Smallwood nrl_____ Jfize 7f Blizabeth Smallwood, b 185h (census 1880) nd 9-27-1874, William Carr, (Lucinda, 7h below, .. lived with this family) 7g Sarah Eo Smallwood nrl 12-14-1884 Jolm Ho Kinnaman 7h Lucinda/Cynthia Jo Smallwood, b 1859, nx:l 8-8-1880 John H. Kinnaman (see 7f and 7g above) 7i Enoch Smallwood 7j Rettie Smallwooo. 4 7k Addie Smallwood 71 Myrtle Smallwood 7m Polly 5nallwocx:l 7n Fdward Smallwood 7o Jerry Smallwocxi ?p Phebe Smallwood ?q Lulu SIIBllwood ?r Ora Pearl Smallwood nrl Grant Wineinger 6f Rebecca Smallwood, b N.Co 1820 (census 1850) nrl 8-18-1858 William Sipes, (see 6g below) no children 6g Lydia Smallwocxi, b ca 1823, m1 10-2-1843 William Sipes, (6r above) ?a Becky Jane Sipes, b l0-15-18h6, md Nelson Campbell 7b Liza Ann Sipes, b 10-17-1848, nrl Andrew Perry 7c Nathan Sipes, b 6-5-1851, nrl Sally Noel 8a Harry Sipes 8b Gilbert Sipes 8c Ralph Sipes 7d Enoch Russell Sipes, b 11-17-18$, nrl 2-2-1875 Nancy Jane Lynn 8a Jessie Simpson Sipes, b 10-7-1876, mi »ia Pogue 9a Henry Sipes 9b Raymond Sipes 8b John Simpson Sipes, b 2-14-1882, nrl. Irene Hastings 8c HaITY Eo Sipes, b 10-12-l.886, mi Anna Diehl 8d Alice :miith Sipes, b 6-19-1888, md 1st F.dward Poehlar, mi 2nd Logan Smi. th~ rrrl 3rd. Bo Ho Barnhart Be Mary Kiliy Sipes, b 10-7-1895, md 1st Stanley Fender, nrl 2nd Cox Bf -J!a_b_e_l_K_i_v_a_S_i_pes, b 7-17-1896, nrl 1st Harry Allen, nrl 2txi Lee Fisher 6h Eli?:~ Smallwooo., b 3-6-1826, to Indiana 1831, d New Albany, In:i.,nrl 1850 (census 1850) George Wo Anders·on, b 1825 7a Zibbie Sims Amerson, b ~0-21-1852, d 12-30-·1937, mi John Richard Weathersj b 3-12-1847, d 1-18-1934 8a Eleanor (Nellie) G. Weathers, b 9-'lll.-1879, d 7-16-1941, nrl Frederick Go Moore, b 6-12-1877, d 7-17-1926 9a Richard Wo Moore, b 6-29-1903, mi Eleanor McColloum, b 7- 4-1905 10a Eleanor June Moore, b 9-19-1936 10b Alice Ann 'Moore, b 3-13-1938 The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -49

lOc Margaret Ruth Moore, b 3--6-1941 9b Alice Frances Moore.9 b 7-26-190.5, nrl 8-21-1929, George R. Tolson, b 6-21-190.5 10a George :a. Tolson Jr., b 7-20-1930 10b Ruth An~ Tolson, b 3-9-1932 10c Charles DG Tolson, b 2-1-1934 10d Mary Alice Tolson, b 12-5-1940 lOe Emma Jane Tolso~ b 6-2-19h1 9c Martha Virginia Moore~ b 3-31-1907, md 7-20-1935, William Lo Padgett~ b 5-3-1908 lOa 1~ary Abigail Padgett, b 5-13-1942 8b Daisy lio Weathers j b 11-3-1871, d 10-19-1913, mi Ralph So

Winstanley9 b .5-17-1870j d l-1B-19L.3 9a Ralph WO Winstanley~ b 9-21-1904, mi MiJdred F. Kruse, b 3-14-1908 10a Ralph Winstanley III, b B-25-1939 10b Rosalyn Winstanley, b 7-4-1944 7b Eleanor Nolan Anderson.9 b 9-27-1850, d 7-27-1915, nrl 11-28- 1867 Fdward ll. Salyards, b 3-13-1845, d 10-7-1932 Ba Pearl Faith Salyards, b 8-8-1879, mi Lahue Robinson, 7-1- 1876 8b Nolen Jacobs Salyards, b 9-17-1888, md 1st ~ther Hunt, nn 2nd Blanche McClung Be William Edward Salyards .9 b 2-11-1869, md 1891 Katie V. Norton 9a Lillian Salyards 9b Helen Salyards 9c William Fdward Salyards, b 8-7-1888 10a William Edward Salyards III 8d Roy Guy Salyards~ b 6-16-1877, d in California 10-3-1940, md ll009_, 1910 s, Lora. Tomas , b 18 7 9 6i Alexander Smallwood~ b Rowan Coo:; NoCo 1827, d Grand Island, Nebro, 11-19-1893 (In Civil War with Coo G, 31st Indo Info) nrl

10-23--1850j Cascirrla Zike 9 b Monore Co., Indo, 10-3-1830, d St. Joseph, }Joo, 5~1°"'"1905

7a Enoch Ao Smallwood 9 b Lawrence Coo, Indo, L.-1.5-1852, d Kirby­ ville !l Texas, h--13--1932 , nrl 1876 Margaret .F.llen Woodcock, b

Morrow Coo, Ohio9 9~... 18.56, d Kirbyville, 11- -1932. Ba Casinda Zike Smallwood~ b Olathe,·Kanso, 1877, d 1953, nrl. iri Texas______Sweeden, b 4-29-~--' d 6-8-19L.3 8b Annie Rosella Smallwood!J b Atchison, Kanso, __-23-1878,

living Call9 Texas, 19.54, md at Roganville, Texas 11-12- 1912 Lewis Morgan, b ______, d 1-18-19.54 9? Rosa Morgan~ b (l)--l--19llii) mi 4-2-__, William___ _ (have family) 9? Harry }!organ (has family) (8b has 3 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild)'-~ 8c William Alexander Smallwooo., b Nuckels Co., Nebro- ca 1883, nrl. 8d Jessie Russell Smallwood, b Gage Coo, Nebr., 10-20-1885, d Call, Texas J 6-__-1942, md ______Richard. The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -50

8e Eli(jah) Franklin Smallwooo., b Gage Coo, 1-29-1890, living at Wymore, Nebro, 1954, nrl Kirbyville, Texas, (Martha) Sims 8f Frances Maud Myrtle Smallwooo., b Dickinson Coo, Kans., 7-20- 1892, living Call, Texa·s, 1954, mi at Roganville 11-20-1913, Morgano 8g -Li-·l_li_e_V_i_o_l_a-·smallflocrl, b White Coo, Ark., 9-21-1894, md at Call, Texas, 1920, Harry Hensono Lives Kirbyvilleo 7b · Caleb Noland Smallwocd, b Harrodsburg, Indo, 2-2-1854, d Olathe, Kanso, 9-30-1941, nrl in Olathe 12-3-1882, Jennie M. Russell:, b Olathe 2-3-1862, d 7-10-19420 8a Viola Smallwooo., b Olathe 12-3-1883, living Olathe 1954, md 1st 5-6-1903 John Cornel Ferguson, died, mi 2nd 11-24-1923 Marvin Chamberlain, b 7-9-1885 9a Fern Ferguson, b 3-4-1907, nrl 3-30-1943 Charles Lo Harrison, b in Oklahomao (Living in Kansas City, M'oo, 1954) (No children) 9b Hazel Mo Ferguson, b 4-8-1904, mi 6-24-1922, Bert Beeghly, b Minno (Live Leavenworth, Kanso, 19~) lOa Albert Eo Beeghly, b 9-26-1924 Bb James Earl Smallwocxi, b Olathe 10-22-1885, md Leora Barton (Living Nac.ogdoches, Texas, 1954) (Have six children with fami.lies) Be Sadie Mae S!nallwoodj b Olathe 3-3-1891, md 8-2L.-1909, Jesse McDonald, b Shenandoah, Iowa, 8-28-1892, (Live Ponca City, Oklao) 9a Dorothy lee 'McDonald, b Olathe 5-5-1912, mi Olathe 6-15- 1929 Francis Jo Fulton, b Trading Post, Kanso, 12-26-1906 lOa Betty Mae Fulton, b Olathe 1--27-1930, m::1 Ponca City 7- 8-1950, Jay D. Sanders, b Three Sands, Okla., 11-22-1927 10b Jo Ann Fulton, b Wamego, Kanso, 10-21-1936 lOc Donna Kay Fulton.9 b Ponca City, 7-20-1944 8d Iva Pearl Smallwood, b Olathe 10-11-1.893, mi___ ir--_Abel, living at Ontario, Calif o, .1954 (have six children) .. Be John Robert Snallwocxi, b Olathe· 10-8-1898, d Olathe 4-J0- 1947 unnrl . 7c Elijah Smallwocxi, b Lawrence Coo, Indo, 1857, nrl -~\ally Howe 8? Vina Smallwood, mi_____ Parkins (ILives Portland, Ore.) 8? George Smallwocxi, lives at Spanaway, Wash o, in 1954 . (other children not known) 7d Bud· Smallwood, d as young YIBn 7e Ellsworth Smallwood, d at 12 in Kansas 7f · Ellen Smallwocrl, d at 5 in Kansas 7g Rebecca Ann Smallwocx:l, b Monroe Coo, Indo, 2-24-1860, d at St. Joseph, Moo, 11-20-1917, mi in Nebro, 6-20-1885 Franklin E. W'inslow, b White Pigeon, 'Micho, 8-6-186o, d Los Angeles 10-29- 1839 Ba Lena Maude Winslow, b Hubbell, Nebro, 8-15-1887, mi 8-12~ 1908, Courney Eschol Mocdy, b Bristol, Tenn., 1-25-1889 (Live at San Ysidro, Calif o, 1954) The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -51

9a Ethel Nelcine Moody, b Kansas City, Moo, 3-19-1910, md at Yuma, Arizo, 1-1-1933, Cornelius Cecil Clark, b Lovelock, Nevo, 3-14-19080 (Live San Diego) 10a (Sgt) Donald Moody Clark, b San Diego 9-30-1934 10b Howard Cecil Clark, b 2-17-19h.5 9b Harold Courtney }!oody, b Sto Joseph, },{oo, 7-7-1912, nrl Yuma, Ariz o, 3-28-1930, Lauretta Frances McGirr, Calgary, Alb" 10a Terrance Harold Mocrly, b San Diego 6-13-1932 (Fto Ord) 9c Howard Wisser Mooo.y, b St Joseph 7-23-1915, nrl Chula Vista, Calif o, 10-13-193h., Marjory Beryl Lang, b Chicago 11-10- 1918 .. 10a Linda Lee Mocrly, b san Diego 10-2-1952 8b Ethel l.!ae Winslow., b Hayes Center, Nebro, 7-15-1892, d 1-1- 1917, unmi bur Sto Joseph, Moo (Note! 8a 100mber DAR through Stephen Nolam, /k.22,207, mem­ ber Daughters American Colonists through Colo James Small­ wood, and of Daughters War of 18120) he Ledstone Noland, b Charles Coo, 'Mdo, 1750, din Jackson Coo, 1Aoo, 1835 (DAR shows 1832 - see text on this man) nrl ca 1770 in Rowan Coo, Elizabeth Glascock.9 dau Gregory who d 1787, bro Henry and Hannon · 5a Dro Jessee Noland, b ca 1772 in NoCo, rod in Rowan Coo, ll-10-1795, ··- Abigail Whitaker, bond Harmon Glascocko 6a Dro William Wh·itaker Noland, b in Estill Coo, Kyo, 1802, nrl i,ary- Elizabeth Bra.den, dau of James/Jos. Brq.deno Dro Noland was a prominent early resident of Jackson Coo, ltioo, a graduate of the medical school at Lexington, Kyo, and strongly favored the southern cause in the Civil Waro (A Jane Noland md 12-14- 1801, Robert Bradeno)

7? James George Washington Noland 3 b 1-12-1840, d 11-11-1927, mi 1st in Moo, h-11-1869, Levissa Bowers (4 children, names not . known), md 2nd L.-12-1886, Mattie Amarillis Ramsey, d 12-18- 1930 (had 8 children) In Moo, marriage record shows as Levissa Bowerso (Note: Probably 6a had other children if 7? bom 1840) 8e Grace Noland!) b 1895j nrl 19J2~ Fo Mo Harris (Lived Ckiessa, Moo) 6b Harmon Noland 6c Joshua Noland 6d Henry Noland 6e Jackson Noland {may have nrl in Madison Coo, Kyo, 4-26-1834, Lucy Ann Jones) 6r Ora/Ara Noland 6g Rachael Noland nrl _____Glascock 6h Elizabeth Noland (may have mi 1st in Moo, 3-5-1834, Alfred To Buckley, md 2nd 12-11-1836, Jo So Noland) 5b Woodward Noland 5c -William Noland The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland. Family -52

5d Charity Noland (b ca 1779';) may have nrl lst____ Gass, md 2nd Bond) nrl (3rd) l~adison Coo, Kyo, 2-~-1801, Rooert ------Glascock 5e Henrietta Noland, b ca 1783, nn 1st in l!adison Coo, Kyo, 10-22- 1802 Morgan Pitcher, d before 1825, nrl 2nd Eli Glascock, in Fstill Coo, yet in 182.50 6? James Morgan Pitcher, md 1834 Angeline Noland (See 6e under Smallwood To Noland, 5a, under Jesse Noland, 4e below) 6? Elizabeth Noland md Henry Noland, based on 1832 deed Henry to Frances 5f Rebecca Noland, b in Rowan Coo, NoCo 1789, d before 1860, nrl Michael Collins (NOTE: Mo Drexel Rutherford., Chicago, cooos from these people and has done considexable researche)

5g Ledstone, Noland Jro o 5h Henry (Trusty) Noland.9 (Elizabeth Noland, heir of Morgan Pitcher is shown in Estill records as }laving married on 1-11-1826, Henry Nolando Does not seem probable this Henry but no proof on ito) 6? Jesse Noland., b 10- -1830 (clained to have been first white nale born in Jackson Coo, 'Moo Does not seem q.uite right • .) 6? Thomas Noland 6? Henry Noland 6? A daughter, mi______Spectser?? (Not list in Jackson oo.) 6? A daughter, mi______Chapman {Not list in Jackson Co.)

6? A daughter 9 mi . • Sherman (Not ·list in Jackson Co.) (NO~~ Above was ancestor of Edward Sherman, Independence, Mo.) 4d Elizabeth Noland, b Charles Coo, Mdo, ca. 1754 (l&y be person who mi in Rowan Co., NoCe 8.,.,.15-1785 as Elizabeth Noulen to James Persons/Piersono) 4e Jesse Noland (see text), b Charles Coo, 1761, said to have died at !At .. Sterling, Kyo, 1-26-18.34 but Estill Coo record seem to show earlierc nrl in ~incoln Coo, Ky o, (maybe part now in Garrard Coo) 2-9-1785, sally/Sarah Barbara Turner, dau Vincent and Sarah Turner. 5a Smallwocxi Turner N·oland, b Lincoln Coo, Kyo, 8-20-1786, d Inde­ pendence, Moo, 2-3aol858, md Madison Coo, Kyo, 9-6-1806, Nancy May lfcMonegal, dau of Barnett, b 11-18-1789, d in lfoo, 6-28-1866. Smallwood Missouri tavern owner and active in politicso 6a Edward Turner Noland~ b ca 1807, d Hot Springs, Arko, 1863, mi in F.still Coo, 1827, Thetis Clark, day Joseph and Jane Clark (Jane nrl 2nd Jesse Noland Jro) Lived on Stoner Creek, Clark Co. 7a Tirris Noland, b ca 1728, nrl 1851, Daniel Muir 7b · Marium Noland, b 1830, mi 1947, Sidner B=lrnes 7c Smallwood Eo Noland, b ca 183.5, nrl 2-16-18.58, Sallie Ao Mair/ :Muir 7d Jesse Ro Noland, b ca 1840, mi h-4-1861, Leah C. Gills 7e Turner Harrison Noland, b 11--19-1843 7f Frlwa:rd Turner Noland Jro, b J-2h-1847, d Long Beach, Galif., 1926, md in }loo, 10-L.-1872, Bessie Vaughan/vaughn Ba Elizabeth Noland 8b Fdward Turner Noland The Stephen-Daniel Line or The Noland Fa~ly -.53

8c Vaughan Noland 8d Harry Noland Be Garland Noland Bf Mary Noland 8g M=lrgaret Noland 6b &rah/Sally Noland, b ca 1809, mi Estill Coo, Kyo, 7-11-1827, James Cox/Cose 7a A daughter, md George Wo Hollar 8? Susan Hollar, d 1929 nrl Rees Alexander 6c Jesse Nolan!, b Madison Co., Kyo, 4-10-1811, d in Moo, 12-29- 1876, mi at Independence, :Moo, 18.50, Elizabeth Matt/Nutt Town­ send, b Mercer Coo, Kyo, 5-920-1821., d Kansas City, Mo., 9-10- 1903. 7a Arrlrew Noland., b Independence, 12-...19-1851, d 2-2-1916, nrl Virginia Ba John· ...... 'XOW'-n-se-nd--N-oland 8b Isabell Noland 8c Samuel Noland 8d Thadeus Noland 8e Grover Noland 7b John. Townsend Noland, b 1853, d 1888, unmi 7c Jesse Noland, b 18.55, died as infant 7d Nancy Noland, b in Moo., 5-21-1859, d Hollywood, Calif, 5-17- 1932, md ca 1884, Richard Ao Love, b in lfoo, 1854, d 1938 Ba Homer Townsend Love, b in Mo., l0-lL.-1885, md in San Antonio~ Texas, 191L., Hed.:wig }larschall "Von "Be bestein· 9a Elizabeth Marschall Love, b 1918 9b Honer Townsend Love II, b 1922 8b Mary Eileen Love, b in Mo., 9-21-1890, d 1948, nrl in San

Antonio 3 7c::»12-1922, Colo Ira Austin Smith 6d Martha Noland.9 b ca 1812, mi Phalander Packard 7? Two children known -- 6e Angeline Noland, b ca 18:Ih, nrl ca 18 34, James Morgan Pitcher, son of !Jorgan and Henriette (Noland) Pitcher 7a Mary Jane Pitcher, b 183.5, d 1867, nrl 1854, William Redmon 7b Thetis Clark Pitcher, b 1837, d 1876, mi in Mo., 8-16-18.53j Aaron Mo Noland 7c Susan Eo Pitcher, b 1840, d 192.5, md in Mo., 12-22-1867, Wi1=.liam Ao Noland 8a Mo To Noland, b 1843 ~ G(eorge) Mo Noland, b 1846 (may have md in l!o., 1-9-1874. Sarah Richards) 8c Martha E. Noland, b 18L. 7 8d Mary Ao Noland, b 1850 Be Susanne Lo Noland, b 1853 Bf Sanford To Noland, b 1861., nrl 9-26-1882, Mary B. Self

7d Nannie E o Pitcher, b 1842 , d 1919, nrl 0.en G. Long . 7e Smallwood Pitcher, b 18L.S, d 1924, nrl 1867 Bettie F. Hughes 7f Thomas Fdward Pitcher, b 1848, d l8.56, mi 7g Anne Eliza Pitcher, b 18.51, d 1917, nrl 1887 ruram McIntyre The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -54

7h Fannie A. Pitcher, b 1855, d 1932, md Harry Griffith 7i Amrew Morgan Pitcher, b 1858, d , nrl 1885 Sellia M. Simes 7j Charlie Pitcher, b 1861, d 1900 6£ Barnett Noland, b_ ca 1816, (may be man who md in Ho., 9-20-i838, Lena Noland. Not to be confused with Barnett, son of FraJ?.cis.) , 1 6g John B (ergin) Noland, b 1827 (?), d 1901, nrl Mary Thompson 7? Percy-Noland {no proof at hand) 7? Charles Noland (no proof at hand) 7? Mary Noland (could be next generation?) md R. C. Covington 6h Joseph Noland (may come earlier in list - no proofs) -- 5'b Jesse Nola¢, Jr., b ca 1788, md Jane Clark, widow of Joseph 5c Anne_,Noland, mi Seth Woodland - 5d Nancy_Noland,- mi 1st in Ky., 1805, Nicholas ~adden, md 2nd after 1830, R. E. Holden · 5e Polly Noland, nrl 5-2)-1816, Aaron McMonegal (brother· of Nancy) (NOTE~ Could be Aaron Noland who m:l 8-1~1853, Thetis Clark Pitcher be son. of these people~)- -5r Rebecca N·oland, IId after 1830, Samuel Turner 5g Sally Noland, md Henry Barker · Ja Stephen Nowland (II), b 1714/1718, din Fairfield Co., s.c., ca 1780/ 89 (not in 1790 census) married ca 1745/5'0 Susanah______, born ca 1725/30, dafter 1790. (See page ) ha James Noland, b in Frederick Co., Va., 1750, living in Forsyth Co., Ga., in 1840 at age of 90. Nothing else known. · 4b Shadrach (Shad) Nolland, b Frederick Co • ., 1752, d Hardin Co., Tenn. 9- -1841, mi Ann/Amy_~------• In Revolution from Georgia and South Carolina. Nothing else available. 4c Stephen Nowland, b Frederick Co., 175.3, d _Chambers Co • ., Ala • ., 10-2~- 1846. (In Revolution from South Carolina) mi ca 1775 Mary (Smitl:y. Smythe)., d Indian Springs, Butts County-., Georgia, 1-20-1829 5a James Nolen, b Fairfield Co., South Carolina., ca 1778., d Chambers County, Alabama., 6-28-1864, md ca 1800, Barbara Addison Sb William Nolen, b Fairfield County, .3-10-1783, d Newton County, Georgia, 12-18-1850, nrl ca ld05 Mary Ann Alcorne - 5c George Nolen, b Fairfield Co., .3-8-1785, d Bardolph County, Alabama, J-12-1857, md ca 1807 Elizabeth Addison 5d Stephen Noland, b Fairfield County, 10-17-1787, d Coosa County, Alabama., 5-5-1870, nrl ca 1808 Mary Addison 6a William Nolen, b ca 1809, d Chambers County, Alabama, ca 1860., md ca 1830., Martha Stone The Stephen-ilaniel Line Of The Noland Family -55

6b Nancy Nolen, b ca 1811, d Coosa Coo, 1890, md ca 1823 William Nesbit 6c Caroline Nolen, b 10-24-1813, d Coosa Coo, 8-30-1857, mi 1- - 1833, Anthony So Ficquetteo 6d Hiram Nolen, :h ca 1815, d Coosa C Oo, ca 1853, nrl ca 1837, Marisa Jane Scotto 6e :Mary Ann Nolen, b 11-25-1817, d Coosa Co., 12-28-1903, nrl 1-19- 18h3., Joseph Mo McC~rteyo 6f Jane ·El-31Z&betli Nolenj 'b ca 1819, mi William W. Oslino. 6g Frances K~ Nolen, b 12-30-1821, d Coosa Coo, 9-28-1866, md 3-13- 1849, Nancy Dulcimer Locko 6h Sarah Nolen, b ca 1824, d in Louisiama, nrl 4-18-1843, Samuei McCarteyo 6i Isaac. Nolen, b ca 1826, killed near Chattanooga ca 1863, md 6- 3-1852, Nancy Co Hubbardo 6j Harriett Nolen, b ca 1828, d Coosa Co., ca 1865, nrl 8-23-1848, Martin Bo Stanley 6k '!'homas Jefferson Nolen, b ca 1830, d Coosa Co., ca 1895, mi 1st 1-28-1851, Martha Jane Hubbard, 2nd Mary Jane Haynieo 61 Andrew Jackson Nolen, b 9-1-1832" d Coosa Co., 8-27-1901, m:l 12- 21-1854, Catherine Haweso 7a Catherine Victoria Nolen, b 2-17-1858, .-~d-7~2-1936, md ca 1880, Taylor Hawes 7b William Hawes Nolen, b 3-18-1860, d 7-13-1861 7c Stephen Stonewall Jackson Nolen, b 7-6-1862, d Alexander City, Alao, 5-20-1915, nrl 11-15-1882, Mary ElizabethrTomme 8a Roy Lemuel Nolen, b 12-5-1883, home Montgome·ey-, Alao, md 1st 12-5- , Mag Goggans, 2nd 11-6-1912, Mildr~~-- Jackson 8b Leon Arcle Nolen. b 11-13-1886, home in 1954 Birmingham, Alao j md 6--20-1912 9 · Clif-fard Thomas 9a Leon Arcle Nolen Jro, b 8-13-1913, mi 8-14-1937, Eloise Murray . · lOa Leon Arcle Nolen III, b 2-6-1940 9b Julia Estelle Nolen, b 2-14-1918 8c Lessie Valeria Nolen, b 10-11-1888, lived Alexander C~ty, nrl 11--15-1911, Charles Co Adams .. . 8d Stephen Stonewall Jackson Nolen Jro, b 1-1-1890, d Alexqnder City 6-23-1932j md 8- -1931, Lillian Parkso 8e ~ry Louise Parks, b 11-22-1892, mi 4- -1913, Dr. Joseph To Potts 8f Helen sarah Nolen, b 11-23-1895, lived in Florida, married 1st Joseph So Bell, 2nd Benjamin Hays, 3rd W. D. Berry. 8g Thurston Hawes Nolen, b 2-13-1898, lived in Atlanta, mi 1st Olive Wright, 2nd Mrso Estelle (Cantrell) Townsend. 8h Jack Nolen, b 8ci25~1901, lived Alexander City, md 5-2-1931 Levis Carlisle 7d Eulalia Nolen, b 9-16-1866, lived in Coosa Coo, mi ·ca~~-l9ll.01 ·1'h~~ M. Burke 7e Denolia Nolen, b 3-11-1870, d Coosa Co., 11-20-1926, urmrl 7f Willie Clopton Nolen, b 12-15-1873, lived in Elmore Co., Ala., mi 12-13-1896, John Lewis Haynie The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -56

7g Malcolm Elverious Nolen, b 12-21-1875, d Alexander Gity 8-28- 1910, mi 1-22-1900, Clara Pearson. 7h Ernest Clifton Nolen, b 4-9-1878, d Coosa Coo, 8-17-1921, mi 5- 5-___, Lula Gilliland. 7i Grover iS'reston Nolen, b 7-10-1884, mi 1907, Nora Deano 4d David Knowland (so spelled in 1810 census of Fairfield Goo) b in Frederick Co., Vao, 1756 {he signed as witness on deed for Shadrach in 1788.and so of age) 5? David Noland Jr., b ca 1772 (based on 1810 census) 6? Two daughters and four sons 8 to 16 on census record.so 4e William Noland/Nol~n/Nolen, b (his statement on pension papers) Fair­ field Coo, S~Co ,_, 3-10-1759 (father yet owned land in Frederick Coo, Va., in 1762), moved to Russell Coo, Vao, about 1795, to Floyd Coo, Ky., about 1816 and to Carter Coo, 1853, d 5-11-1857, md ca ·1778 Mary Ann Cockrell (daughter of Moses and Nancy Cockrell) b White Oaks, Fairfield Co., 17590 .5a William Nolin (Jr), b Fairfield Coo, ca 1780, d probably in Floyd Co., Kye>, 182.5-30, does not appear on any records after 6-6-1825 deed with no wife signingo 1820 census shows sons probably 12, 16 and 18, and daughter about 14, with extra adult nale who may be William (Sr) age 6lo May have married in Vao 6a William Nolen (III) b ca 1808 (1820 census) d in Carter Coo, Kyo, ca 18L.0 Malinda Hendersono (Neither in census records but he was deeded Henderson land on which he lived l-lh-1847, both he am wife deeded it back 1-1-18.52 with Malinda getting it again 2-3--· 1859) No proof this William is son of Sa and nothing as to child­ ren other than 7? Mary Ho Noland, b in Carter Coo, 5r-15-1858 to William Noland and Malinda Henderson. 5b George Cockrell Nolan/Nolen, b Fairfield Coo, ~.Co, ca 1781, d Louisville, Kyo, 1-2-1829, nrl Frederick Coo, Vao (court house reco:ros) 9-1-1806 Nancy Harding, d at Louisville 2-3-18340 (He served with Pennsylvania troops in War of 1812 and wounded at Lundy' s Lane.) 6a Henry Nolen., b Mclionnellstown., Huntingdon Coo, Pao, ca 1807 (date probably should be 18)1), d at Paducah, Kyo, 1864/65, mi 1st to -unknown-, 2nd 9-16-1853, 1irs o Elizabeth Wilds Walbut, b in Tennessee in 18240 7a Isa~c Nolen, unmd (child of 1st wife) 7b llary Nolen, mi_____ Bo,ven, d Hollow Rock, Tenn. Ba Rhoda Brown 7c Cora :Emily Nolen, (child 2nd wife) b 8-18-1854, d 1935, nµ 1880 Henry Pitts Lee 8? six children 7d Elizabeth Permelia Nolen, b 1856, d 1937, nrl 1882 Daniel J. Meals (Lived at Gleason, Tenn.) 8a Bessie Meals, b 1884, mi Henry Marion 8b Cora May Meals, b 1884, mi Mro Miller 8c John Bo Meals, b 1889 8d Pauline Meals, b 1892., nrl Mro Freeland Be Paul Meals, b 1892 The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -57

8£ Ruth lteals, b 1895, md Mro McDaniel 7e Lewis Whitfield Nolen, b 1858,ci 1899, md 1888 Nora Ebbins, d 1899 8a Ieonard Carl Nolen, b 1890 6b Isaac Nolen, b McConnellstown, Pao, ca 1809, d at Paducah 1854, m1nrlo An early steamboat captaino 6c William Nolan, appears as . son on deed by mother in Louisville during 1833 !J nrl 5-16-1836 6d Mary Ann Nolen, b in stephensburg, Frederick Coo, Vao, 1-22-1812, (some mix-up in dates of birth for this generation as we have children born in Pao, then Vao, and back to Pao) d Bowling .. Green, Kyo, 6-12-1880, md in Kyo, lO-J.h-1830, William Clark Dodge, b Canajoharie, NoYo, 5-13-1808, d at Bowling Green, 5-13- 1886, bur Fairview Cemo 7a James Nolan Dodge, b 7-14-1831 unnrl in 1886 7b Israel Dodge., b 7-14-1832 died young 7c Pamela Nolen Dodge, b at Louisville Q-29-183!.i, d Louisville . 2-10-1926, nrl 11-28-1854, Judge James Alexander Beattie, b at sto Louis 6-30-1832, d 12-22-18930 . 8a Thomas Beattie, b 11-6-1857, d at Florence, Italy, 1-14- 1941 8b Dro James William Beattie, b 5-7-1859, d 10-3-1947, nrl 6- 14-1894!} Alice Mount, b 9-13-18700 (Lived Belmont, Masso) 9a Dro Janes Alexander Beattie, b 6-24-1895, md at Winter Harbor, Meo, 7-14-1920, Doris Alorr :Sunker, b Winter Harbor, 10-21-18960 lOa Doris -Pamella Beattie, b Winter Harbor, 9-3-1921 10b Barbara }A:ount Beattie, b Boston, 6-22-1926 10c James William Beattie, b Cambridge, :Mass., 6-8-1931 9b Capto (USN Ret) Thomas Tyler Beattie, b 3-16-1899, md at Mare Island, Calif o, 2-3-1925', Catherine Brown, b Annapolis, Mdo, 7-10-190.5 10a Ann Marril Beattie, b San Francisco, 12-21-1925 10b Thomas Tyler Beattie Jro, b Vallejo, Calif o, 5-3-1927 9c Paul Mount Beattie, b 5-13-1901, nrl at Lafayette, Indo, 11-7-1925, Mary Katherine Ferguson, b 9-15-1902 lOa Mary Frances Beattie, b Louisville, 1-18-1927, nrl at Louisville, 6---· 19.53, Stewart Hendershoto lOb Alice Mount Beattie, b 2-28-1929, b 3-2-1929 lOc Janet }.fount Beattie, b Louisville, 11-27-1930 9d Alice Catherine Beattie, b 3-19-1907, nrl at Louisville 11- 16-1932, Colo Henry Johnson Stites, b ·Hopkinsville, Ky., 8-2- 1889 o Eiving at Louisville o 10a Susan Frlmunds Stites, b 11-28-1934, d L.-22-1937 10b Henry Johnson Stites, Jro, b 3-28-1938 10c Ann Campbell Stites, b 7-28-1940 8c Henry Paul Beattie, b 11-29-1862, d 10-11-1876 8d Elizabeth Appleton Beattie, b Louisville, 2-7-1866, d 10-22-

1922, nrl 10-14-1886/87, Henry CJ.av Patts q b RobertAon Coo, Tenno, 5-2-1852, d Louisville~ 1-10-1915, .bot bur Cave Hill Cemetery. The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -58

9a Fdna Batts, b Louisville, 12-31-1888, living in Louisville, mi 8-6-1912, Robert Federra, bat Baltimore, 12-16-1886, d 4-23-1953 l0a Henry Appleton Federra, b 5-19-1913, lid at Washington, D .c. cathedral 9-18-19L.8, Mary Stafinak, b Coaldale, Pa. , live Mannhasset, L.I. . lla------Mary Pamela Federa, b nushing, Loio, 12-25-1951 11h ? 9b Harry James Batts, b 3-20-1890, d 2-2-1951, md Cu:ni:>erlarxl Gap, Tenno, L.-28-1918, Anna Elizabeth Carter, b 2-17-1892 10a Dro Harry James Batts (Jr.), b Middlesboro, Ky., ll-28- 1923, md Louisville, 6-19-1948, Mary Watson Danhauer, b 3-7-1925 lla Harry J. Batts III, b 9-22-1949 llb Daniel Dodge Batts, b 3-2-1952 7d Daniel Dodge, b 1-29-1836, died young 7e Daniel Dcxige II, b 4-20-1837 died young 7t Mary Ann Dodge, b· 4-21-1944 7g Nancy Mills Dodge, b Louisville, 4-12-1845, d 3-21-1921, mi 1864, James Bard, b L.-.5-1841, d 11-20-1909 8a Adeline Bard, b 9-21-1,865, d Little Rock, Ark., 1-6-1905, mi ca 1889, John Merritt Nichols, b 7-11-1858, d 8-16-1930. (Story on estate of grandfather indicate she graduated f.ran. Louisville HoS. shortly after his deatho) 9a Bard Nichols, b 10-30-1890, d 10-15-1915, unnd 9b Helen Nichols, b Forrest City, Arko, 12-30-1894, mi 4-17- 1913, Walter &iwin Stevens, b Fto Scott, Kans., 6-26-1891 living at Forrest City · lQa Walter :&:1.win Stevens Jro, b l0-30-19'l4, ml 6-24-19,36, . Sara Rauscher, b 10-30-1912 lla F.dwene Stevens, b 8-28-19)8 l0b Adelaid Nichols Stevens, b 1-26-191_, md 11-24-1938, Rev o Henry Melton WarEJ, b 8-28-1938 8b William Dodge Bard, b Bowling Green, Ky., 12-2-1866, d Little Rock. Arko, 7-11-1915, nrl Little Rock 11-20-1889,. Alice Ruth Jenldns, b ~-30-18700 Living at Pasadena, Calif. 9a Ruth Dajge Bard, b 1-19-1895, d 2-__-1895. 9b Alice Alixa Bard, b 1-19-1895, d 7-31-1901 9c • William Dcxige Bard Jr., b 6-21-1902, mi 4-18-192.5, Frances Viola Potts, b 1-1-1906 l0a Mildred Elizabeth Baro, b 8-7-1945' 9d Macy Frances Bard, b 2-16-1907, nrl 4-1-1927, George Ashby Brown, b 7-.5-1898 9e Anna Nichols Bard, b 12-16-1907, md 7-10-1928, L. Dr. Vincent Gorrilla, b 1901 8c Nancy Nolen Bard, b 10-5-1872, d 8-13-1879 8d Ann Ward Bard, b 5-3-1878, d 8-13-1879 Be John Graham Bard, b 11-12-1881, d 5-15-1882 7h William Dcxige., b 10-13-1847, drowned in Ohio River 7i Jared Hubbs Dcxige, b 9-8-1849, drowned in Ohio Riv~r The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The 1ioland Family ~59

6e William Augustus Nolen., b YcConnellstown., Pao, 12-25-1813., d Fulton, Kyo., 1-2-1895, mi 8-15-1836., Huldah Ange1ine Becker, (dau Joseph Becker and Catherine Hagie, whose grandfather came to America as personal guard for Lafayette), b Huntsville, Ala., 9-13-1818, d Fulton 11-2-1901/5. 7a Catherine Lo Nolan, b 6-4-1837, d 4-27-1892/99, mi 1st 10-2- 1852, Thomas Veneble Glass, nki 2nd 9-2-18(65) William Robert Brown Ba William Nolen Glass, b 9-15-1853 ·Bb Kate Becker Glass, b 11-14-1858 Be James Latham Glass, b 1863 7b Isaac Nolen., b 5-27-1839, d 4-25-1846 7c Mary Jos~phine Nolen, b 11-28-1841, d 5-9-1929, md 10-30-1860 Charles Ho .. Phillips 8a George _Eo Phillips, b 11-15-1861 7d-e Judge William {Phillip) Nolen, b at .Paducah 3-14-1844, d 11- 7-1919, nrl at Paducah 10- -1865 Julia Eo Cooke 8a Marcus Cook Nolan 8b William Phillip Nolen Jro s d 10-10-1911, mi 9-10-1895 Ieona Otrich 8c Bettie Nolen, md Co Eo Rice 9? Farl Rice 9? Ptlwin Cooke Rice 8d Julia Nolen, md Go Bo Hay (Lived in Washington) 9? Lillian Hay, mi ______Rognley 7e-d Joseph Daniel Nolen., b 3-14-18h4, d 5-4-1844 7f l']ancy Angeline Nolen, b 2-11-1847, d or burns 10-2-1856 7g Robert Isaac Nolen, b .5-14-1851, d ca 1946, nrl at Ev?-nsville., Ind., 12-23-1880 Mary E. Gocxi (Lived at Fulton, Ky.) 8a William Isaac Nolen, b 12-ll-1881 8b Marion Bo Nolen Be Joseph Robert Nolen 8d Hattie Nolen, nrl Boyd Bennett 7h Lillie/Lily Adene Nolen., b 12-8-1853, d ca 1948, mi 1st 11-17~ 1874 Charles Ro Adams, 2nd 6-7-1905 Dro Joseph Read Luten (Paducah, Kyo ) 8a William Augustus Nolen Adams, b 5-12--187_, d 2-4-1931, mi 4-30-:}.894, Vinnie Ro Atkinson . 9a. William Augustus Nolen Adams Jr o, d 2-6-1939 7i Anna Aline Nolen, b 12-J0-1859, d 5-31-1930, mi 5-18-1881, . Daniel·Webster Hughes, (Fulton, Kyo) · 8? Cavita Ali~ Hughes, md 1-25-1923 Llczyd Coleman Emery, d 9• Lloyd Coleman Emery Jro, b 11-19-1923 -- 8? ·nr. Nolen Hughes (Holly Springs, Misso) 6£ George Nolen., moved to far west am. trace losto 5? Jesse Nolen, does not appear in any records but included because nane is 1:ISed generation after generation until present by members of family. May have died prior to 1820 census and widow shown in Floyd County as "Sinai" Nolin, two daughters unier ten, his wifeo '1Nattie'' below had brother Jesseo The Stephen-Noland Line Of The Noland Family -60

.5? Jeremiah Nolen, never appears in census but does appear in Floyd County land records in such way as to assure he was a brother. Buys land from Stephen 11-9-1835. Could be "Jerry Marn. Owned land in 1840 adjoining that of Kary Ann Noland. 5? Lewis Nolen, appears only as witness on deed from Stephen to Jere­ miah and with Nathaniel. Possible family records used second nane • 11 .5? Nathaniel ("Nattie ) Nolen, appears on deed in estate settlement 3- 31-1842, also witness with Lewis 11-9-183.5 but never in censuso Co~ld be grandfather mentioned by J. Eto Nolen who died at 104 in Carter Co., and buried on Big Sinking Creeko Born in Virginia near Russell County. Married Annie Gipson as per several deeds. 6? James Nolen, in Civil War, based on J. E. Nolen statenents. 6? e.Tesse Nolen, based on J. E. Nolen. 6? Jer:ry Mar (probably was Jeremiah until phonetic spelling changed it) b 3-22-1829, bur on Big Sinking. Co:uld be man who nrl in Car­ ter Co., 10-6-18.53 to Melvinia Lowe. 7a . Nancy Noland~ b 7~-1855 7b William Noland/Nolen, b 8-11-1856 7c Amanda Jane Noland, b 10-17-i858 7d Elizabeth Noland, b 12-11-1861 7? J. E. Nolen also lists (above from records) James, Jerry, ·Hen­ ry, Jesse ~nd Jonathan. Jo ·E. son of Jerry Mar 6? on this assumed outline. 5? Isaac Nolen, b ca 1795 (based on 1830 census) probably md in Floyd Coo, 6-15-1818, Polly Music, (Isaac with wife in 1820 census) sold land 10-25-1830 in same area as other Nolands. Appears la~er on Licking River, maybe now in Magoffin County, created in 1860·. 5? Stephen Nolen, b ca 1797, (based on 1830 census Floyd Co.) yet owned land in 1840, not married in 1820 census and possible he is the 18-26 year old nale shown living with William. Md 7~2-1820 Nancy Reynolds 4f George Nowland, b ca 1760/65, d probably in Fairfield Co., arrl be­ fore 1810 census, married ( tradition) Jennie Rogers 4? Mordicai Nowland, used only by ·tradition and nothing further knarn as to dates and placeo . _ 4? Mary Nowland, a traditional figure based somewhat on unplaced later persons. 4? Nancy Nowland, same as above. May have been other children. 2b Philip Nowland;b probably in Charles Co., Md., ca 1684, moved to Va., assumed by some without proof to be older s on of Peirce Noland and not in will of 17150 2c ·Pierce Nowland Jr., b probably in Md., ca 1696, moved to Va., a minor in will of 1715 2d Thomas Nowland, b ca 1798, a minor in 171.5 died before 1724 2e William Nowland, b ca 1703, youngest child in 1715, probably not of' age until 1724 when estate seems to have been settledo (This man could be the Prince William Co., Va., ancestor of many lines but no proof.)

(Completed ]}3.ster Sunday, 4-18-19~, the day which brings back from the real:,n of those lost to nemory the names of hunireds of those who come from Stephen Nowland.) The Stephen-Daniel Line or -The Noland Family -61 . ,· . APPENDIX 11Att - 1

OIFIG OHEINB\IAIS AN CAISLEAN Tel. 51284 ommALOGicAL OFFICE BAILE ATHA OLIA'ffl (OFrICE CF ARIS) DUBLIN CASTLE Mr. Bi.ward Jo Ronsheim, Sro, Po Oo Box 48q . Anderson, Indiana U"' S., Ao

Dear Sir~

· As you probably are aware - - - - is far from being a work of scien­ tific scholarshipo In _fact it is generally regarded as being compounded or myth, legend and fact, in·:fairly equal proportions-o. :Unfortunately, even.-: · where he is deal with fact· ·(he) is very· spar~g-.·:of:;:~(~t'ences ·and he- selcio~ indicates sourceso · · ., · · · · · · ··.··:.' ·

Where the family. or Nowland is--:c·hncerned: :wEt·:should· regard NuallJm,. (on r&ges'follovring)_as being, at bes~, a legendary figllreo_ John Novrlan ·(175a) appears to be a more real and tangible person·- - and {the author nay have) had some idea of this pericxl. Unfortunately - - - - we 1-ve failed to find any trace of this John Nowlan ·among the Pedigrees ·1n the Genealogical Office. I might add that Nos. 91½,166a, 167a, or {167b} ori(his) · list might be identical with the Eochaidh o•Nolan mentioned by the Four Vasters as having been slain in 10330 Here again the lack of - - - - details makes identification im- · possibleo Even if we were to accept all the assumptions of the Gaelic gene­ alogies - - - the conclusions to be drawn - - - would make this pedigree use­ less to youo For instance, Conn or the Hundred Battles (brother oflhla) is regarded by modern historians as a mythical divinity o {He) on the other hand would probably have accepted the earlier view that he was King or Ireland from 125 to 1450 Even if these highly improbable dates were correct, and if we · allow an average of twenty-five years per generation, then John Nolan must have lived about 1000 AoDo

Yours faithfully, Ka Wo Heaslys for/ Chief Herald

The above is part of a letter as indicated from a high authority in Ireland and it will help show how improbable are the traditional stories many be­ lieve to be the true background of families. Nunbers have been changed from the original in order to make this letter less criticism or any authorso

The following few pages are taken from several books although others already have quoted the:r;no Additions l't..ave been made and, at tines, records from several books have been fitted together to create a single picture. This~ _ .·· list is offered only as an interesting tale and with the above letter fully in mindo .

The book of "The Four Masters-. is extreDEly rare and quite anciento The The Stepmn-Daniel Line or The Noland Family -62 Appendix "A" - 2

''Book of Munster'' is said to have been yet earlier. From these and all Irish myths and tradition many Irish writers through the last century have sought to pr

Here we have nThe Noland Family From Adam To Atom•t in consolidated form with all authorities used in a single list~

FrOIIl the Creation to 2000 BoC.,(l) Adam, lived 930 years and at the age of 130 had,(2)' Seth, who lived 912 years and at 105 had., (3) Enos, who lived 905 years and at 90 had,(4) Cainan, who lived 910 years and at 70 had,(5) liahalal­ eel, who lived 895 years and at 65 had, (6) Jared, who lived 962 years and at 162 had, (7) Enoch, who lived 365 years and at 65 had, (8) Methuselah, who lived 969 years and at 187 had, (9) Lamech, who lived 777 years and at 182 had, (10) Noah, who lived 950 years and was 600 years old at the time of the Flood and at 500 years had, (11) Japhet.

Following ~hese the list continues with (12.) Magog, (13) Baath, (14) Phenius Farsa, (15) Niulus, (16) Goadhal Glas, the word "Gael'' being from Goadhal ac­ cording to tradition, (17) Asruth, (18) Sruth, (19) Hebe:r Scott, (20·) Boemain, (21) Ogamain, (22) Tait, (23) Agnon, (24) Lamhfionn, (25) Heber Glunfionn, (26) Agnon Fionn, (27) Febric Glas, (28) Nenuallus, (29) Nuadhan,. (30) Allo­ dius, (31) Arcadh, (32) Deagha, (33) Brathaus, (34) Breoghan, {35) Bile, (36) Milesius of Spain, father of the mythical Heber and Heremon who were supposed to have reached Ireland in 169-9 B.C.

The traditional list now becomes known as the ''Milesian ltonarchs of Ireland.11 and continues with, (37) Heber arrl Heremon, (38) Mumneus, Lugneus and Lagneus, or just as !rial, (39) Er, Orba, Ferin and Fergna 9 (40) Eurialus Faidh, (41) Ethrialus, (42) Conmalius, (43) Tigem Masius or Tigbernmas, {44) Achaius Flighothach, (45) Kermnaus, (46) Sobharchius, (47) Achaius Foabhar Glas, (48) Fiachus Lawrainne ~ (49) Achaius l!umha, (50) Aeneas Ollmuca, (51) &nius Airg­ thach, (.52) Rothactus, (53) Sedneus, (54) Fiachus Fionn Scothach, (55) Mone­ monius, (56) Faldergodius, (57) 0llov Fad.la listed by some at 51 as Ollaw Fola, which brings the list to about 1300 B.G., if the mythical record is favored.

We pick up at the next monarch, (sB) Finacta Fionn Sneachta, (59) Slanollus, (60) Geidus Ollghotach (61) Eiachus, (62) Berngalius, (63) 0lio1lus,. (cu) Lioraus, known as Longaures who is reputed to have lived 250 years, (65) Rothactus, {66) Elimius, (67) Gialchadius, (68) Art Imleach, (69) Nucxlus Fionnfail, who brings us to 1000 B.c., (70) Breassus Regius, (71) Achaius Appach, (72) Finnius, (73) Sedneus Innarraigh, (7h) f_imeon Breac, (75) Duachus Fionn, (76) Muredachus Bolgrach, (77) Ennics;· Dearg, {78) Lugadius Lamhdearg, (79) Longimanus, .(80) Achaius Uarche~s, (81) Achaius, (82) Luga­ dius Lamhdearg, (83) Conaugus Blag D.glach., (84) Art, (85) Fiachus9 (86) 0liollus, (87) Achaius, being seventh of that name., (88) Argelmarus, (89) The Stephen-Daniel Line or, The Noland Family -63 Appendix: ttAn - 3

Duachus Ladhrach., (90) Iargadius Lagha, (91) Aid.us Rufus, orAod Ruad;-(92) Dithorbus or Dithorba, (93) JG:mbathus or Cimboath, which brings in some ancient scandal as the claim is that 91 drowned and his daughter killed 92 and married 93 to make him King.

And now she takes over as (94) Mocha l.~ongrau, (95) Reachtus Righdearg, al­ though some won't even include him in tradition, (96) Hugonius Magnus who was a son of 94, (97) Bauchadius, (98) Iaegrius Lore, (99) Cobthacus Coalbhreagh, (100) Lauradius Navalis, although some writers eJiminate 97, show 68 as Laeg- aire Lore who they have killed by his brother, 990 And now, .(101) Labraid Loingsech, (102) Melga, (103) Moghcorbus, (104) Aeneas 0llamh, (105)Iarngleo Fathach (106) Fercorbus, (107) Conlaus Coamh, (108) 0liollus Cassfiachlagh, ( (109) Adamarcus Flocthaion, (110) Archaius Altleahan, (111) Fergusius Fortam­ hail, (112) Aeneas Turmeach, (113) Conallus Collamach, (114) Niadhsedhama.in, (115) Ennius Aigneah, (116) Crimthaun Cosgrach, (117) Rodricus Magnus, (118) Innatmarus, (119) Bresalius Bodhiobla.

We nOR move to, (120) Lugadius Luaighne, (121) Congalius Clareineach, (122) Duachus, (123) Fachnaus Fathach, (124) Achaius Feidlioch, (125) Achaius Aireanch, (126) !l:iersceolus, (127) Nuodus Neacht, (128) Conarius 14:agnus, {129) Lugad,ms Sriabhndearg, (130) Conquovarus, (131) Crimthaun Niadhnar which brings _the list to the start of AoDo with (132) Carbri Ciun Cait, {133) Feradach Finnfeacthnach, (134) Fiatachus Fiann, (135) Fiachus Fionnola, {136) Eljmius :Mac Conrach, (137) Tuathal Feachtmar, (138) Malius Hae Rochrardhe, (139) Felim Rachtmar, (140) Catahir Mor, overthrown by, {141) Conn Cead Catha or •Conn of the Hundred Battles" mentioned in lettero (l!ost writers who use this material place Conn as 100 by not using certain persons included above.) To end the long list of the House of Heremon we have, (142) Art, (143) Lugaid MacCon, (144) Cormac JlcArt.

One of the sons of Felim Rachtmar, 139, has been given as Conn, 1410 Conn, the mythical monarch, had two brothers, Fiann Fohart and Fiacha tuidhe. The first is the man from whom folklore and tradition came the O'Nowlan family. This line was not of even the mythical monarchs. If Fohard also was have been numbered with Conn for ease in keeping this group clear he nOR becol!Bs, (lb.la) fionn Fohart followed by his son, (142a) Aeneas, (143a) Comae, (144a) Carby, (J1.5a) Airt Corb, (146a) Mughna, (147a) Cuibha, (148a) Iar, (lli9a) Fiacha, (1.50a) Ninneadh, (151a) Baithin, (152a) Ronan, (153a) Finan, (154a) M'aonach, (155a) Fergus, (156a) Cougal, (157a) Dungas, (158a) Dunan, (1.59a) Faelan, and - (l~a) Nualan or Nuallan, from Nuall, or ttfamous11 •

It is interesting to note that while here we get one definition one much diff­ erent is to be found on Page 1 where the Noland story begins. To carry on a little further, (161a) Moroch, (162a) Dungas, (163a) Cuinee, (164a) Eile, · (165a) Dunlong, (lq6a) Fionn, (167a) Oge, (168a) l!elaghlin, (169a) Ughare, (170a) Awly, (171a) Ponogh, (172a) Teige, (173a) Shane or John, (174a) Donal or Daniel, (175a) John 0 1Nowlano

Another writer gives additional data but the time element is entire1.y beyond The Stephen-ilaniel Line Of The Noland Family -64 Appendix •tAtt - 4 even a guess but it seems certain centuries must have elapsed between 175a- and this s Anne O'Nowlan married Brian 0 1Brian, of Carlow; they had John O' Brian, who emigrated, but his son William 0 1Brian remained in Ireland. In the text of this story we mve Stephen Nowland, son or P~irce having as his wife Mary Cotmell.-- Mary was the granddaughter of Matthias 0 1Bryan, of Charles Goo, Maryland, who had come to Maryland about the middle 1600 1 s0 There could have been a double connection between these families although we have no proof o

Appendix 11B'' - 1

PEIRCE NOLA.ND, HIS· PATENT ) CHA.RIES, &co To All ps ons to whome these pres- 11Fl!DDAID", 300 ACRES ) ents shall come Greeting in Our Lord God ever- PATENTED, June 12, 1688 ) lasting KN(l'( YEE that for and in consideration ------.------that Peirce Noland of Cecill Co,mty · in our said Province of Maryland hath due unto him three hundred acres 0£ land within our said Province by assignnent from Charles Quigley of St. Mary8s County part of _a warrant for five hum.red acres granted the sa:id Quig­ ley the sixth day or September one thousand six hundred eighty six as appears upon record and upon such conditions and termes as are expressed in the c·ondi­ ti ons or Plantation of this our province bearing date the fifth day of Aprill one thousand six hundred eighty four and remaining upon record in our said province of Maryland. WEE DOE ther_efore hereby grant unto him the said Peirce Noland all that tract or parcell of land called Feddard lying in Cecill County aforesaid on the western side of Elk Rivero BEGINNmG at a bourrled white (oak) standing in a small branch and rum~g downe the said branch and up the River these courses following (vizt) north forty seven degrees easterly eighteen pchs then east twenty two pches and then north six degrees westerly forty two pches and then north thirty two degrees easterly twelve pches and then north eighty four degrees easterly fourteen pches -and then north seventy degrees easterly sixteen pches to a 'bounied tree. of a pcell of land formerly laid out for one.John Ledgoe standing on a point and from thence rurming with the said land north west three hum.red and forty pches and from thence south and by west two hundred and eighty ix:hes and from thence paralell with a pcell of land called HOPMELL east and by south two hundred and twenty pches to the first bounded tree. CONTAINING and now laid out for three hundred acres more or less accordi.ng to the certificates or survey thereof taken and returned in­ to the Land Office att the Citty of St. Yaryes bearing date the thirteenth day of October one thousand six hundred eighty six and there remaining upon record together with all rights profitts benefits and privileges thereunto be­ longing (Royall Mines Excepted) TO HAVE AND TO HOID the sane unto him the said Peirce Noland his heyres and assignes for eve.r to be holden of us and our heyres of our Mannor of .Baltemore in free and common soccage by fealty on­ ly for all manner of services YIEIDING and paying therefore yearly unto us and our heyres att our .receipt att our Citty of Sto MB.ryes att the two most usuall feasts in the year (vizt) The feast of the Annunciation or the Bless­ ed Virgin Mary and St o Michaell the Archangell by even and equal portions the The Stephen--Oaniel Line Of The Noland Family ~5 Appendix ttBII - 2 rent of twelve shillings sterling in Silver or Gold and for a fine upon every Alienation of the said land or any part or parce11 thereof one whole years rent in silver or gold or the full vallue thereof in such commodities as wee and our heyres or such officer or officers as shall be appointed by us and our heyres from time to time to collect atrl receive the same shall accept in discharge ther~of att the choice of us and our heyres or such officer or offi­ cers as_aforesaido PROVIDED that if the same sume for a fine for alienation­ shall ·not be paid unto us arrl our heyres or such officer or officers as afore­ said before such alienation and the said alienation entered upon record either in the provincial! court or in the county court where the said pcell of land lyeth within one month next after such alienation the said alienation shall be void and of none effecto

Given att our said Citty of Sto Maryes under the Great Seal of our said Prov­ ince of Maryland the twelfth day of June 'in the thirteenth year of .our domin­ ion &c. Annoq Dom 1688. Witness our trusty and well beloved Coll. Henry. Darnall Keeper of the Great Seal of our said Province of Maryland.

Recorded in Liber NoSo No. B, folio ~O, Land Office, Annapolis, Maryland.

Actual correct copy of original record made for Fdw Jo Ronsehim Sr Feb. 12, 1954. The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -66 Appendix ncn - l

This Indenture made ye fourth day of November in ye yeare of our Lord one thousand sic hundred ninety two Between Thomas Lynsey of Charles . . County in ye Province of Maryland planter of ye one part and Peirce Noe- land of ye said .County & Province of ye other part Wittnesseth that ye sd. Thomas L-ynsey for & in consideration of three hundred acres of land lyeing & being in Cecil County allready delivered by ye said Peirce Noeland before ye Ensealing & delivery hereof ye receipt whereof ye sdo Thoso Lynsey doth here- by acknowledge and himselfe therewith truely satisfyed content & paid and doth clearely acquitt Exonerate & discharge ye sdo Peirce Moeland his heires Exor. es adm.rs for ever bythese presents Hath given, granted, bargaine4, aliened, sold & enffeoffed and confirmed by these presents doth fully cleare­ ly- & absolutely give, grant, bargaine, aliene, sell, enffeoffe & confirme un­ to ye sd. Peirse Noelanci his heirs & assigns forever all that parsell of lani lyeing in Charles County aforesd. called Galleys Discovezylyeing & being in Charles County aforesd& and beginning at a bo1mded white oake a bound tree or a parsell of Land called Wheelers Palme bounding on ye sd. land F..ast & by North one hundred & twenty pearches to a bounded white Oake thence bounding to ye sd. north sixty pearches thence East sixty pearch~s to M'ro John -Lewgars land called St. Barbaryes thence bounding upon ye sd. land south one hundred & twenty pearches to a bounded white aa.ke thence Bast one hum.red & Eighty pearches to a bounded Olke standing on ye East side or a little marsh thence untill it comes to ye first bounded tree containeing & now laid out for one hundred acres more or less. Together with all & singular Ye Rights nembers &. &pPurtenances together with all :feedings pastures woods & underwoods there­ unto belonging and all Deeds Evidences writeings & Chartes whatsoever touch-. -ing or conserning ye premis~s To have and to bold ye ~d s Parsell of larrl and all & singular ye premises hereby bargained & sold with their & every of their Rights members & appurtenances whatsoever unto ye sd. Peirce Noeland his heires & assi~ns fo.r ever. And ye sd. Peirce Noeland for himselfe his heires Ex:e·r. es ·& adm 8 ye sd. land and all & singular ye premises before· bargained & ·sold with ye appurtenances is unto ye said Peirce Noeland his heires &-- · assigns and to ye only proper use & behoo.fe of ye said Peirce Noelarrl his heires & assigns forever against ye sd. Thomas Lynsey his heires & assigns & all & every person or persons whatsoever Except ye Lord or Loros of ye fee or fees shall & will warrant & forever defend by these presents; and ye sd. Thomas Lynsey for himselfe his heires _Exores. & Admes o doth covenant & grant to & with ye sdo Peirce Noelari.d his heires & assigns that bee ye sdo Peirce Noe land his reires & assigns shall be well & truly from time to time· & at all times save harmless and not danmifyed by ye sd. Thanas Lynsey his heires Exon.es & Adm.es: of & from all manner of fomer bargaines grants leases Dowes titles of Dawes Joyntures rents arreages & Rents forefeitures fees and of & from any other titles troubles charges demands or other IncuniJrances had done made comensed suffered or omitted by any person or parsons whatsoever touching or concerning ye premises (The Rents -& services which from hence.f! . forth from time to tine for & in respect of ye premises shall ,.grow due & pay­ able to ye Cheife Lord or Lords of ye fee or fees excepted & foreprized) and further ye sd. Thomas Lynsey for hi~elfe his heires Ex:or. es & Adm8 Ss shall & will from time to time & at all tines for & dureing Ye space of seaven or eight yeares next ensueing ye date of these presents up-on the reasonable re­ quest of and ye cost or charge of ye law of mee ye sd. Thos. Lynsey My heires & assigns make doe perfonne. aclmowledge, or cause to be made done perforned The Stephen--Oaniel Line Of The Noland Family -67 . Appendix nett - 2 or acknowledged all & every such further lawfull & reasonable act or acts thing or things, desire or desires, assurance or assurances and other convey­ ances in ye law whatsoever for ye further better & more better assurance & conveyance or all & singular ye before bargained premises with their & every of their appurtenances unto ye sd. Peirce Noeland his heires & assigns for ever - _ In Witness whereof ye partyes above mentioned have hereunto Interchange­ ably sett their hands & seals ye day & yeare above writteno Signed Sealed & dd~ in presence or

William Moss his marke his marke - Thomas TL Lynsey (Sealed)

Griffith B Davis his marke his marke Peirce P r Noeland {Sealed)

John X Athersith

~lienation money for ye within mentioned land was tendered· in Court by ye sd. Peirce Noeland and there was none to receive ye same. These are to authorize & empower you William Dent gentto to appeare for mee as my attorney in Charles County Court and acknowledge a certain Deed or sale :feofement for one hundred acres of land by mee made to Peirce Noeland & his heires .& assigns forever as ray act & Deed and ye land therein contained to be ye Right or -ye sdo ·Peirce Noelani & his heires forever as those which hee hath of ye grant of mee Thomas Lynsey and further to all & doe as my atturney in ye premises as all & what soever ye lawes of this Prov­ ince of Maryland requires for ye firme & sure makeing of ye sd. land & prem­ ises of ye sdo Peirce Noeland .and his heires for ever according to ye tenour of ye sd. Deed or feofement which beares even date with these presents for all which this shall bee your suf'ficient warrant as witness my hand & seale this fourth day of Novanber 16920

Witnesses his marke Thomas T L Lynsey (Seales) William Moss

his marke Griffith Eo Danil

his - marke John I Athorsith r Memoranded~ That on ye Eighth day of Novem: in ye fourth yeare of ye Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord & Lady William & Mary King & Queene & in ye yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundred ninety & two came hereinto before their · Majesty-es Comissiones for Charles County William Dent gentlem ye attumey of ye within written Thomas Lynsey am. by vertue of ye above written letter or atturney aclmowledged ye within written Indenture to be act & Deed of ye with­ in written Thoso Lynsey and acknowledgeth ye Right of ye within mantioned land The Stephen-Danie 1 Line Of_ The Noland Family -68 Appendix ttett - 3 h & premises to be ye Right of ye within named Peirse Noeland as those ..,,- ye sd. Peirce Noeland hath of ye gift of ye sd. _Themas LY12Ssey and those ye sd. Thos. ]zyndsey hath remised & quite clained from him & his heires to ye sdo Peirce Noela~_ & his heires forever and ye sd. Thanas Lynsey bath granted for him­ selfe & his beires ye within men~ioned lam & premises with ye appurtenances to warrant and defend to ye sd. Peirce Noe lam & bis heirs forever against all persons whatsoever (except ye Lord or Lol'd.sof ye fee or fees) an:i for those ye sd. ·Peirce Noeland hath given to ye sd. Thoso Lynsey three hundred acres of land lyeing in Cecil Gounty.

c. ·Lomax Ck.

True copy of Indenture as recorded in liber R. No. 1 folio 509, one of the Records of Charles County, Maryland.

Test s/ Warren M. Albrittain, Gle~k _ ~f the ·Cirellit Court for Charles County, MaitJJlnd

I think this property is near the Snallwood property in Charles County. The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -69 Appendix ''D" - 1

Below are two alternate outlines different from that used in this Stephen­ Daniel storyo Those below in no way change what has been written other than tl;lat one, the 11 Could Be", would have us accept the fact that just about every Noland in America cones from Peirce, of too 1715 will, while killing off oth­ ers who came to Maryland o

The "Virginia" outline keeps Philip, landed in Ma:cyland 1677, alive to start one great line with Peirce being the ancestor of the othero Neither takes in­ to note the other early Nolands in Maryland, Henry, Thomas, William arrl Darl>y. Having checked all available .records in Maryland and in northern Virginia at least twice we believe that Peirce's line conforms to the general outline in this Noland story and that Philip established the second lineo There are reas­ ons for such decision but space does not permit using them when it matters little in this caseo

"COUID BE'1 Outline~

la Philip Nowland, __ ,_to Ma:cy-land 1677, died and trace lost lb Peirce Nowland, b ca 16.58, mi ca 1680, to Vao, 1712, d and left will in 1715 2a Stephen Nowland, b ca 1682 and received land prior to will 3? James, Daniel and Stephen and others , . 2b Philip Nowland, b ca 1685 (an ass1.JI1Ed chapacter) nrl ca 1710, d 1733 )a Peter Noland ml Ann (Appears in deeds, etc) 3b Phillp {Sro) md Elizabeth Aubreyj d 1794 as per will

4a Philip Noland .Jro 9 b ca 1740, mi ca 1761 Mary Nelson, d 1784 etc etc 2c Elizabeth Noland, md 1713/14 Nicholas Carroll {not in 171.5 will of Peirce) 3a Luke Noland, (inherited in will of 1733) Jb Daniel Noland (inherited in will of 1733) 2d Pierce Noland, mi Elizabeth Darnell (A Pierce named in wills of 1715-1733) 2e Thomas Noland, if this outline is followed he died before 17~4 2f William, if this outline is followed he became of age, probably 1724 (Also other children., including girls)

"VIRGINIA" Outline

la Philip Noland, b ca 1656 3 d 1733, to Wo, 1677 and Vao, soon after, md 1685, Bridget____ o (Four children appear in will of 1733) 2? Elizabeth Noland, b ca 1690, nrl ca 1712 Nicolas Carroll (land records and will) 3a Luke Carroll, inherited and maybe of age in 1733 3b Daniel Carroll, inherited and maybe of age in 1733 2? Pierce Noland, b ca 1692, mi Elizabeth Darrell (Darrells in Fairfax Coo 1782) 2? William, b ca 1695 · 2'? Philip b ca __ 1697 ( Order of ''2? 1 s" not certain) . 3a Peter nrl. Ann (in NoCo in 1733 3b Philip Noland Sro, b ca 1721, md ca 1740 Elizabeth Aubrey and d 1794 4a Philip Noland Jro, b ca 1741, d 1784, md ca 1761 Mary Nelsono Had . son of age by 1784 Jc Pearce Noland, b ca 1722, mi ca 1745 Sarah Aubrey 7d Paul Noland 7e !tary Noland, unnrl in later deeds The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -70 Appendix "El' - 1

HALL OF RID0IDS, Annapolis, Maryland (From Charles County) Volo 21, Charles Countyo Z Noo 1. 1703-1706, page 53

At the request of DENNIS CONNELL the following conveyance was Recordedo Dates 10 August 17030 Proved: 10 August 1703

ELEANOR O'BRYAN surviving heir or MATTHIAS O'BRYAN, rornrarly or Charles County, _deceased, of the first part and VARY CONNELL·, wife of DENNIS CONNELL of Charles County in the Province or·Maryland~ or the other part~ · For and in consideration of the entire love arrl affection which she hath and bears toward the said MARY CONNELL and her several children hereinafter nentioned, as also ror divers other good . causes and considerat~on hereunto specially moving, hath given • o• unto her the said MARY CONNELL during all her terme of her natural lifeo and at the tine of her death to William Connel,l, Mary Connell and Angellica Connell the natural children of the said MARY C·ONNELL, and their heirs forever o

All those two several tracts and parcells or land, the one called Fernes lying on the south side of a creek called Mattawoman or Sto 'Ibomas Creek in Charles County aforesaid formerly taken up by the said MATHIAS O'BRYAN aforesaid and beginning at a marked Oake at the foot of a hill about two miles from the head of said Creek, bound on the south by a line o o o ••• Containing JOO acreso

The other tract or parcel of land lying and being in Charles County aforesaid near the head of Mattawoman Creek aforesaid Beginning at a marked. ·Red Oake, being the north~r most bound tree· or ·a parcel of- land formerly~belonging to one GEORGE HON called Hou.AND_, from· thence. running south and by Easto o o o o ••• a Containing and laid out for 200 acreso

Unto the said MARY CONNELL during the terme of her natural life and at the time of her decease unto them the said; WILLIAM CONNELL, ELIZABETH CONNELL, MARY CONNELLj and ANGRI,LICA CONNELL her natural children and their heirs forever~ to be equally divided amongst the several children aforesaido

1 Provided j excepted and reversed that the said ELEANOR. 0 BRYAN SHALL and may from ~ine to time and at all times hereafter for and during all the te:rme of her natural life have and receive out of the issued and profits of the before mentioned land and premises a good and sufficient mainten­ ance of dyett, lodging and apparrello

Witness ELEANOR 0 1BRYAN (Seal) WILLIAM STONE

The Stepien-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -72 Appendix tt(ltt - 1

At the request of Daniel Nowland the folling Deed of Gift was Recorg.ed this 20th day of Novenber Annoo Domini 174 7 Charles County, Maryland f'so To All C?I9istctan People unto whom this Present Writing Shall come I Mary Detrisey of the ars. County & Province - Sendeth Greeting Know ye that I the said Mary Dempsey for the Natrall Love & Affection I bear unto my son Daniel Nowlatrl and for several other gocrl causes me thereunto Moving have Given & Granted & by these Presents do Give Grant and Confirm unto my aforesaid son Daniel Now­ land all & singular my Goods and Chattels household stu.f & all other my sub­ stance whatsoever that I am now Possessed of and ?11 Debts Justly due tone or that may in anyways apurtain to be my Right & ~roperty in whose hands custody -Possession or keeping soever the same are in or can or nay be fourrl. -To Have and To Hold all & Singular the said goods Chattels & household Stuff Whatsoever of ne the said Mary Dempsey unto the said Daniel Nowland his Exes Adnrs & Assigns from henceforth to him and their own proper Use and uses thereof and therewith to do, order & Dispose at his or their Wills & Pleasure as of there own Proper Goods & Chattels Free & Peacably & Quietly with out any ns nner of Let Trouble or denial of me the said Mary Dempsey or any other Person or Persons Whatsoever of all w~ch Premises I the said Mary Dempsey have Put the said Daniel Nowland in full & Peaceble Possession bv Virtue &, hereof as alsoby the Gift & Delivery of one Puter Dish in the Name of all the rest of the premises In Witness Whereof I-the said Mary Dempsey have here- 1mto set my hand and Seall this day of November One Thousand Seven hund- red forty & Seven

Signed Sealed & Delivered her in the Presents of us Mary x Dempsey IS mark Henry Davis

Aaron Nalley

Charles Ea~ly

True copy of Deed of Gift as recorded in Liber Z Noo 2, folio 194, one of the Records of Charles County, 11ary1ando

Tests s/warren l!o Albrittain, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Charles County, Marylando The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -73 Appendix "H" - 1

Below is copy of record showing Revolutionary service of Stephen Nolando There have been several enter DoA.R. on this record.

NOR'IH CAROLINA

State Department of Archives and History

This is to certify that the following is an accurate

copy from records in the official custody of the

State Department of Archives and History.

State of N Carolina ) Salisbury District N° }J.601 ) Agreeable to an Act of the General . (Asse )mbly passed in Wake County the 5 14th July 1781 Stephen Nolan was allowed Twenty Two poun(ds five) Shill & Six pen(ce S)pecie for lfilitia Servic_(e by) the board of Aud(itors) Sept 16th 1783

By Or(der of) David Wilson ) Audr8 Will Cathey ) f Trotter Co B.)

L 22.506 {Endorsed) 18 2JoJo6

L 23-11-0

From~ Treasurers I Office Papers Vouchers, Box N

Raleigh June 22, 1944 - Christopher Crittenden Secretary The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -74 Appendix "It1 - 1

WI!J!;j OF STEPHEN Nor.AND Nov. 1, 1791 Salisbury, Rowan Co., N.C. Will Book B, Page 167

"In the nane of God, Anen. I Stephen Noland of the State of North Caroli­ na atrl in the County of Rowan. Being weak and low of Bcdey, but of sound mind, memory and dispotial, thanks be to Almighty God for his :Mercys. I calling to mind the Mortality of the bodey, knowing it is appointed for all men Once to Die and after death to come to Judgenent. I do on this first day of November in the -year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety one publish this my last Will and Testament. First or all I give my soul to God through our Loro, Jesus Christ, and my bodey to be decently buried in the earth in a Christian like Manner at the discretion of my F«ecutors, hoping to have them again United together at the great and General resorection by the l1ighty pow­ er of God. And as Touching D\V worldly goods as it please Almighty God to bless me with in this life I give, devise and dispose of in this manner, that is to say, first, I give unto my beloved wife Vary seventy four acres of land to be laid off where I now live including the Dwelling and plantation as far as the Main Branch Between this and the old place to her and her heirs, assigns·" forever. And I also give to her my Sorrel mare Jenos and a Black mare and eight head of sheep and all my hogs and all my crop and beds and furnitute to her and her heirs forever. 2ndly, I give and bequeath to my son, Stephen Noland, my Sorrel colt, and my youngest Brindle heifer to him arrl his heirs forever. 3rdly, I give and bequeath to my son, Lidstone Noland, my saddle and black colt, he paying to my son, Janes Noland, One half of the value of sd Colt which Colt to be valued by two nen at three years old. 4th, I give and bequeath to my granddaughter., Ann Holderfield, one Pide cow to be delivered rrr.y daughter Hanna Holderfield for the use of the child amedieately after my Decease. 5th, I give and bequeath to my wife Mary Noland all the rest of m:y stocks of Cattle to her use, she giving my son 1,idstone Noland, James, Alidia, Mary and Eleanor Nol.ands one heifer as they my children grow up and also I give my Wife as aforesaid all the rest of rrry household and furniture of every kind and Plantation tools not herein disposed of, & all the rest of rrry land not herein Devised I give and Bequeath to my three sons Stephen, Led.stone and James Nolands to be equally divided Between them in quality so as Bach Share shall be Equal in Value which direction and valua­ tion shall be asertained by three nen chosen by rrr.y Ex:ecutors that I give to them and their Heirs forever. I give and bequeath to my Daughter Ann Turley my Dresser, and las~ly my Big Bay }!are to be sold at value with nine months Credit Given in Order to Discharge My Just Debts. And I do hereby constitute and appoint my Trusty friend Basil Gaither my whole and Sole Ex:ecutor to this my Last Will and Testament, Revoking and Making Vo~ all other will by me made arrl Ratefying this and no other to be my last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal the Day and Year first above written. Signed, Sealed published, pronounced and acknowledged to be my last will off. his Oliver Henderson, Jr. Stephen x Noland {Seal) Nathaniel samuel Collett mark Note~ It is probable that the Oliver Henderson above should be Oliver Hen­ dren, a close friend and neighbor of Stephen Noland. The Stephen-Daniel Line Of The Noland Family -75 .. . Appendix 1t Jtt - 1

Estill County Tax Records to 1840 Showing Noland Names Until 1839 County Included Much Greater Area Than Now

1808- Sephreima Noland, Iedson Noland with 250 acres on Kentucky River·, Sher Noland, Smallwood Noland, Jessey Noland with 6oo acres on paint Lick a-rit­ also 600 acres in Ga:r:Tad County, Thomas Noland.(Jessey land-may be error) 1809- Ledstone Noland with 250 acres on Kenttj.cky River, Jesse Neland Jr·o, Spencer? Noland, Thomas Nowlton, Henry ·Noland, J~sse Noland, 6oo acres ~n Estill ·on Kentucky River and 600 acres in Garret County on Pain~ Lick (No Garret but may be Garrard), Thomaa Noland and Stallwood Noland. 1810- No records now existo 1811- Ledston Noland, Henry Noland, ·Spencer Nolam, Jesse Noland, Stephen No­ land, Smallwood. Noland, Jesse Neland with 400 acres on East Fork of Ken­ tucky River and 200 acres on Mille-r}s Brook, plus. the 600 ~cres on ·Paint Lick, Thomas Nolam. and Westle_y:Noland~ _ 1812- Ledston Noland with 2.50 acres, John Nola~, Henry Noland, Sil.as Woland, James Noland, ·Rafe Noland., Stephen Noland_, .Francis _Nolarn, SDBllwood ~o- 1.and, James Noland, Jesse-Noland (3 times) and Thomas Noland (2 times). 1813- (From here on I did not record number of acres in general and I do not ~e the -several spellings of the name Noland.) Thomas, Henry, Step~en, Leadstone, Francis, Stephen, James Sr., Smallwood, Jesse and Thomas._ 1814- Stephen, Francis, Gambral, James Sro, James_Jr., Smallwocd (2 plots), and 8 slaves, Jesse, (4 plots and 13 slaves), Ledston, Henry, William, Hasha, Stephen and Thomas. 1815- Same as for 1814 (Show Jesse with 4 farms) 1816- Same as for 1815 but add Daniel and John and give Jesse 14 slaves. 1817- Same as 1816 but add Nicholas and Frank and drop Daniel 1818- same as 1817 but add Pleasant and \fillo 1819- Same-as 1818 but add Oratio 1820- Same as 1819 but add Joshua, W°illiam P., Ashford and Silas. 1821- . Same as 1820 but add Ledstone Jr., Dodge, Joshua and HaJ:TY. 1822- Saxoo as 1821 but ·add Daniel, Smallwocxi V., Stephen and ·Pageo 1823- Same as 1822 but add Tlj"omas Jr., Andrew, Horatio atrl John Bo 1824- Sane as 1823 but add Ashford D., and Joseph. Jesse had $16,852. 1825- Same but add 0'.Rasha, Page P., and Joseph P. 1826- Same but add Obed·. 1827- Everyone but Smallwood atrl Jesse dropped out. (Mo Pitcher heirs listed.) 1828- No records available. 1829- Thomas M. Ched, Nicholas, William Po, Samuel, William, Andrew, Francies, Fran(k), John, Silas, Stephen, John, 1§1:ward, Smallwood and Jesse. 1830- Add to 18~9- Page, :.Joseph, Daniel, Sarah and Rebecca. 1831- · No records. 1832- No records. 1833- Add Barnetto (Sone from 1829 now gone.} 1834- Add Joshua · 1835- No record. 1836- No Recoreso 1837- Daniel, William Po Joshua, Henry, Francis, James S., Silas, John, Joseph, Obed. 1838- No Recori:!S-o< 1839- _No recordso 1840- Danil, John and William P. The Stephen-Daniel Line or The Noland Family - 76 Appendix tt}C't - 1

A. Clement Smith, son of Lucinda (Noland) Smith, had the old Bible, published in 1816, while he lived on part of the Noland land in Union Township, Madison County, Indiana. I .first saw this Bible as a neighbor of Jlr. Smith in 1917. This was loaned to a 11 relative" prior to the death of Mr. Smith and never re- turned to the familyo It shows s

Births:' Nancy Noland., b 7-14-1764 - Daniel Noland, b 9-9-1821 Daniel Noland, b 4-1-1766 Catherine Nolam, b 4-20-1824 Stephen Noland, b J-8-1771 Sarah Noland, b 7-1.5-1826 Ledston Noland, b 4-1-1776 Rebecca Noland, b 11-6-1828 Elizabeth Noland, b 9-26-1787 Abraham Noland, b 12-19-18)0 Nancy Noland, b· 3-10-1790 Brazelt(?ll Noland, b J-8-1833 Eleanor Noland, b 5!"87-~792 John Noland, ·b 3-27-1835 Lydia Noland, b 10-20-1794 Jesse Noland, b· 7-21~1837 Seeny Noland, b 1-7-1798 . Stephen Noland, b 12-.5-1838 Stephen Noland, b. 7-4-1801* Lucinda Noland, b 9-8-1846 Polly Nolarrl, b ll-h-18-03: ·stephetf Tucker, b 10-9-1847 Brazelton Noland, b 8-10-1806 Ab·raham Adams, b 10-10-1767 Rebecca Nola¢, b J-7-1809 Katherine Adams, b 8-21-1769 Nancy (Ada~) Noland, b· 11-17-1801 Germina Adams, b J-11-1792 Nancy Elizabeth ·Noland, b 3-1-1841 Elizabeth Sargent, b 8-11-1783 Eliza , Noland, b 1-20-1847 John Ada~, b 6-10-1788 Katherine Adams, b 10-22-1817 Nancy Eleanor Adams, b 11-17-1801 Abraham Adams, b 7-5-1814 . Sarah Adams, b 8-2)-1804 * Stephen Noland, owner of Bible Jesse Adams, b J-23-1808

Deaths~ Marriagess Mary Noland, d l~~JO:-;t825 Stephen Noland & Nancy Adams, 9-lh-1820 Rebecca Young, d:::9:..~1-1826 Daniel Noland & Syrena Amanda Dipboye, Lydia Martin, d ·2-15-1828 8-31-1845 Daniel Noland, d 1-Jh-1829 David Tucker & Sarah Noland, 9-20-1846 Daniel Noland, d 9-10-1899 Lemuel Gustin & Catherine Nolam, · Joseph Smith., d 3-27-1909 4-4-1847 Abraham Adams., d 6-21-1846 Janes W. Beam & Eliza E. Noland, Katherine Adams., d 9-22-1853 12-30-1865 John Ho Williams, d 9-7-1847 W. No H. Smith & No E. Noland, Sarah Tucker, d 10-2-18.52 11-30-1876 Nancy Eo Noland, d 7-20-1877 J. Y. Smith & Elizabeth Noland, Stephen Noland, d 1-31-1895 1-1-1874 Alma Mo Noland, d ;L-29-1895

Records on all but the Adams names and two or three others are included in the Noland family story and outline.

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