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Descendants of John NODEN of Cheshire, England

First Generation
1
1.   John NODEN.
Married Elizabeth BOSTOCKE on 13 July 1591 in Warmingham, Cheshire.
Issue of John NODEN and Elizabeth BOSTOCKE:
2
i.  son John NODEN bap. on 4 May 1592 in Warmingham.
ii.  dau. Sara NODEN bap. on 8 Aug. 1596 in Warmingham.
2 iii.  son Stephen NODEN bap. on 4 April 1599 in Warmingham.
iv.  dau. Marie NODEN bap. on 7 March 1601 in Warmingham; bur. on 10 Jan.
1606 in Warmingham.
v.  son Thomas NODEN bap. on 28 Sep. 1604 in Warmingham.

Source: Warmingham Parish Registers via FamilySearch.Org; LDS Film 2106690, Digital GS
number 4019045.

Second Generation
1
Issue of John NODEN [no. 1] and Elizabeth Bostocke
2 1
2.   Stephen NODEN, son of John NODEN [no. 1] and Elizabeth Bostocke. Baptized on 4
April 1599 in Warmingham, Cheshire. Buried on 24 May 1656 in Warmingham.
Married Anne FURNEVALL on 12 Oct. 1623 in Sandbach. Anne Furnevall bur. on 4 Aug. 1670
in Warmingham.
Issue of Stephen NODEN and Anne Furnevall:
3
i.  dau. Sarah NODEN bap. on 7 Oct. 1626 in Warmingham; bur. on 10 May 1640
in Warmingham.
 ii.  son John NODEN bap. on 1 March 1628 in Warmingham.
3 iii.  son Jonathan NODEN bap. on 6 Dec. 1640 in Warmingham.
iv.  son Randle NODEN bap. on 26 Feb. 1642 in Warmingham.
v.  dau. Sara NODEN bap. on 6 Dec. 1646 in Warmingham.
vi.  son Thomas NODEN bur. on 24 Feb. 1653 in Warmingham.
vii.  son John NODEN bap. on 26 March 1649 in Warmingham.

Source: Warmingham Parish Registers via FamilySearch.Org; LDS Film 2106690, Digital GS
number 4019045.

Third Generation
2 1
Issue of Stephen NODEN [no. 2] ( John NODEN [no. 1]) and Anne Furnevall
3 2
3.   Jonathan NODEN, son of Stephen NODEN [no. 2] and Anne Furnevall. Baptized on 6
Dec. 1640 in Warmingham, Cheshire. Died in 1682 in Wybunbury.
Married Katherine BRESSEY on 28 May 1667 in Wybunbury.
Issue of Jonathan NODEN and Katherine Bressey:
4
i.  dau. Melior NODEN bap. on 28 April 1668 in Wybunbury; bur. on 24 April
1688 in Wybunbury.
4 ii.  son Thomas NODEN bap. on 21 Sep. 1669 in Wybunbury.
iii.  son John NODEN bap. on 28 May 1672 in Wybunbury; bur. on 24 May 1681 in
Wybunbury.
iv.  son Randle NODEN bap. on 3 Feb. 1674 in Wybunbury.
v.  dau. Anne NODEN bap. on 15 Aug. 1676 in Wybunbury.
vi.  dau. Margaret NODEN bap. on 19 Feb. 1678 in Wybunbury.
vii.  son Jonathan NODEN bap. on 25 May 1679 in Wybunbury; m. Mary Hassel on
19 Feb. 1711 in Marton.
viii.  son Stephen NODEN bap. on 1 Nov. 1681 in Wybunbury; bur. on 14 Feb.
1682 in Wybunbury.
Notes on Jonathan NODEN:
Jonathan died in 1682 and left a will dated 13 Apr 1682 that included an inventory. He refers to
himself as a gentleman in his will, and his occupation is given as a Framework Knitter in parish
register baptisms of his children.
Jonathan refers to his brother Randle in his will, and names his wife, Katherine, and his sons
Thomas, Randle and Jonathan. His other sons, John and Stephen, predeceased him.

Source 1: Will of Jonathan NODEN, 13 Apr 1682, copy of original,

Source 2: Wybunbury Parish Registers on microfilm, LDS Film 2068758, items 4-5.
Source 3: Warmingham Parish Registers via FamilySearch.Org; LDS Film 2106690, Digital GS
number 4019045.

Fourth Generation
3 2 1
Issue of Jonathan NODEN [no. 3] ( Stephen NODEN [no. 2], John NODEN [no. 1]) and
Katherine Bressey
4 3
4.   Thomas NODEN, son of Jonathan NODEN [no. 3] and Katherine Bressey. Baptized on 21
Sep. 1669 in Wybunbury, Cheshire. Buried on 11 Dec. 1723 in Nantwich.
Married Margaret BOOTE on 24 Feb. 1704 in Nantwich.
Issue of Thomas NODEN and Margaret Boote:
5
i.  dau. Catherine NODEN bap. on 29 July 1705 in Nantwich.
ii.  son Jonathan NODEN bap. on 6 Jan. 1708 in Nantwich; bur. on 15 Feb. 1708 in
Nantwich.
5 iii.  son Thomas NODEN bap. on 3 Aug. 1709 in Nantwich.
iv.  son John NODEN bap. on 23 April 1711 in Nantwich.
v.  dau. Melior NODEN bap. on 1 Jan. 1713 in Nantwich; bur. on 13 June 1713 in
Nantwich.
vi.  son Stephen NODEN bap. on 8 Oct. 1714 in Nantwich; bur. on 26 July 1741 in
Nantwich.
vii.  son Charles NODEN bap. on 20 April 1716 in Nantwich.
viii.  dau. Elizabeth NODEN bap. on 4 April 1718 in Wybunbury.
Notes on Thomas NODEN:
Thomas Noden was a Framework Knitter, and left a will dated 21 Apr 1724, naming all living
children, mentioning son Thomas as the eldest son (first born Jonathan died in infancy).

Source 1: Wybunbury Parish Registers; LDS Film 2068758, Digital GS number 4018825.
Source 2: Nantwich Parish Registers; LDS Film 1786141, Digital GS number 4018544.
Source 3: Copy of original will of Thomas Noden dated 21 Apr 1724.

The connection between the previous four generations and the following family is unproven.
However, no other Thomas NODEN of this approximate age and location has been found in
Cheshire County. The surname is uncommon enough that one can search for all occasions of
rites involving this name.

Descendants of Thomas NODEN of Cheshire, England

First Generation
1
1.   Thomas NODEN.
Married Elizabeth HUTCHINSON on 18 Aug. 1734 in Church Minshull, Cheshire - St
Bartholomew, by banns.
Issue of Thomas NODEN and Elizabeth Hutchinson:
2
2 i.  son Jonathan NODEN b. about 1735 and bap. 16 Feb 1735.
ii.  son Thomas NODEN bap. on 28 Sep. 1737 in Church Minshull.
iii.  son Robert NODEN bap. on 8 Jan. 1743 in Warmingham, Cheshire; m.
Elizabeth Hodgkinson on 28 Dec. 1762 in Middlewich.
Notes on Thomas NODEN:
Thomas may be the son of Thomas Noden and Margaret Boote, christened 3 Aug 1709 in
Nantwich. An extensive search has revealed no other Thomas Noden born at about this time in
Cheshire County.

Source 1: Church Minshull, Cheshire, St Bartholomew Parish Registers, Film 1656841

Source 2: Warmingham Parish Registers via FamilySearch.Org; LDS Film 2106690, Digital GS
number 4019045

Second Generation
1
Issue of Thomas NODEN [no. 1] and Elizabeth Hutchinson
2 1
2.   Jonathan NODEN, son of Thomas NODEN [no. 1] and Elizabeth Hutchinson. Born about
1735 (Note: Age at date of death would put his birth year at about 1733). Baptized on 16 Feb.
1735 in Church Minshull, Cheshire - St Bartholomew (recorded as Johnathan, son of Thomas
Noadin). Died in 1817 in Wimboldsley, Cheshire, about 83 years old. Buried on 11 Feb. 1817 in
Middlewich, Cheshire - St Michael & All Ang.
Married first Sarah HODGKINSON on 14 Aug. 1762 in Middlewich, Cheshire, St Michael & All
Angels Church when about 28 years old. (Note: The marriage was witnessed by Thomas Noden
and Samuel Buckley. Jonathan signed his own name and listed his occupation as labourer.)
Sarah Hodgkinson d. in 1767 in Moulton; bur. in 1767 in Davenham. (Note: There were two
Sarah Nodens buried at Davenham in the Spring of 1767. One was the mother and the other was
the daughter (17 Mar 1767 and 15 Apr 1767). It isn’t known which died first since no ages were
given. Jonathan and Sarah were living in Moulton, a township in Davenham parish, in 1767.)
Issue of Jonathan NODEN and Sarah Hodgkinson:
3
i.  son John NODIN b. in 1763; d. when an infant; bur. on 27 March 1763 in
Middlewich.
ii.  dau. Elizabeth NODIN bap. on 24 June 1764 in Middlewich.
iii.  dau. Sarah NODIN bap. on 15 March 1767 in Middlewich; d. in 1767 in
Davenham.
Married second Martha PALIN on 13 Nov. 1768 in Coppenhall, Cheshire, Parish Church when
about 34 years old (Martha was about 30 years old). Martha Palin b. about 1738; bap. on 25 June
1738 in Coppenhall when an infant.
Issue of Jonathan NODEN and Martha Palin:
3
iv.  son William NODEN b. about 1768; bap. on 13 Nov. 1768 in Coppenhall when
an infant (Note: he was christened the same day that Jonathan and Martha were
married); m. Margaret Rowley (bap. in Davenham–) on 3 Feb. 1794 in Middlewich
when about 26 years old.
3 v.  son Ralph NODEN b. about 1771 in Newton, Cheshire England.
vi.  dau. Martha NODIN b. in Middlewich, Cheshire, England; bap. on 16 Jan. 1774
in Middlewich.
 4 vii.  son Emanuell NODIN b. about 1776 in Middlewich.
viii.  dau. Nancy NODIN b. about 1780 in Middlewich; bap. on 12 April 1780 in
Middlewich when an infant.
A Robert Noden, husbandman, married Elizabeth Hodgkinson, spinster 28 Dec 1762 (witness
William Hodgkinson). Are Robert and Jonathan brothers? Are Sarah and Elizabeth sisters?

Source 1: Middlewich Bishops Transcripts, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film 1736868
Source 2: Church Minshull, Cheshire, St Bartholomew Parish Registers, Film 2262977
Source 3: Coppenhall Parish Registers, Film 2093672
Note: Father Jno. Palin; Mother Mary Palin - it is not certain that the correct christening has been
identified; however, there are no other Martha Palins christened in Coppenhall in this time
period.
Source 4: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film 2106065
Source 5: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film 2106066
Source 6: Davenham Parish Register, Film 2106513
Source 7: Copy of original will of Thomas Noden, dated 21 Apr 1724

Third Generation
2 1
Issue of Jonathan NODEN [no. 2] ( Thomas NODEN [no. 1]) and Martha Palin
3 2
3.   Ralph NODEN, son of Jonathan NODEN [no. 2] and Martha Palin. Born about 1771 in
Newton, Cheshire England. Baptized on 2 Feb. 1771 in Middlewich, Cheshire, St Michael & All
Angels Church when an infant. Died before 1841 in Cheshire England.
Married first Martha LITTLER on 29 Dec. 1800 in St Michael & All Angels Church,
Middlewich, Cheshire when about 29 years old (his occupation was "servant"). Martha Littler d.
in 1806 in Middlewich, Cheshire; bur. on 4 Sep. 1806 in Middlewich.
Issue of Ralph NODEN and Martha Littler:
4
i.  son William NODEN b. on 9 May 1801; bap. on 18 June 1801 in Middlewich
when a month old.
ii.  dau. Martha NODEN b. about 1803; d. in 1803 in Middlewich, an infant; bur. on
20 May 1803 in Middlewich.
iii.  son John NODEN b. on 23 March 1804; bap. on 8 July 1804 in Middlewich
 when three months old.
iv.  son Ralph NODEN b. on 1 Sep. 1806; bap. on 4 Sep. 1806 in Middlewich when
three days old; d. in 1808, one or two years old; bur. on 6 Feb. 1808 in Middlewich.
Married second Ann CHATTERTON when about 37 years old (Ann was about 28 years old).
Ann Chatterton b. about 1780 in Middlewich, Cheshire, England; bap. on 17 Jan. 1781 in
Middlewich when about a year old; d. after 1861. (Note: Based on the christening date, it is
estimated that she was born in 1780. Age derived based on information given by her in the 1851
and 1861 Census for Middlewich is not helpful (60 in 1841; 68 in 1851; 85 in 1861).) Ann
Chatterton was probably the daughter of John and Mary Chatterton, “paupers”, and christened 16
Aug 1808 in Middlewich St Michael Parish. A witness to her marriage to Ralph was Henry
Chatterton. It is unknown what relationship Henry had to Ann. Henry was the Middlewich parish
clerk, so there may not be a direct familial relationship.
Issue of Ralph NODEN and Ann Chatterton:
4
v.  dau. Ann NODEN b. on 20 Feb. 1809 in Newton, Cheshire, England; bap. on 7
May 1809 in Middlewich when two months old; m. John Brocklehurst on 5 March
1832 in Middlewich when 23 years old.
5 vi.  son Ralph NODEN b. on 10 Feb. 1811 in Newton.
vii.  son Thomas NODEN b. in 1813 in Newton; bap. on 13 June 1813 in
Middlewich when an infant; d. after 1861, at least 48 years old; m. Unknown
(Frances?).
6 viii.  son Robert NODEN b. about 1815 in Newton.
ix.  dau. Martha NODEN b. in Newton; bap. on 15 March 1818 in Middlewich.
Ralph Noden was a labourer when he married Ann Chatterton. They each made their marks
rather than signing, and the witnesses were William Noden and Henry Chatterton. X. George
Leigh, officiator.

It is assumed that Ralph is no longer living in 1841 since he is no longer part of the household
and his wife, Ann, is living with their son, Robert. In the 1851 British census for Newton,
Middleton, his widow, Ann, is living with son, Thomas, and brother-in-law William. Is Ralph’s
brother, William, the same one who witnessed their marriage?

Source 1: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film #2106065, LDS

Source 2: Census 1841, HO107/121/24/8

Source 3: Middlewich Bishops Transcripts, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film #1736868,
LDS
Source 4: Census 1851, Newton HO107/2166/347, page 18

Source 5: Middlewich Bishops Transcripts, St Michael & All Angels Church

Source 6: Census 1861, RG9/2607/16

3 2
4.   Emanuell NODIN, son of Jonathan NODEN [no. 2] and Martha Palin. Born about 1776 in
Middlewich, Cheshire, England. Baptized on 20 Oct. 1776 in Middlewich when an infant.
Married first Mary FRYER on 24 Sep. 1802 in Middlewich, Cheshire, St Michael & All Angels
Church when about 26 years old.
Issue of Emanuell NODIN and Mary Fryer:
4
i.  dau. Martha NODIN bap. on 20 April 1803 in Middlewich, Cheshire.
ii.  son Emanuell NODIN bap. on 10 June 1804 in Middlewich.
iii.  son Jonathan NODIN bap. on 30 Jan. 1806 in Middlewich; d. in 1812; bur. on
27 May 1812 in Middlewich.
iv.  dau. Mary NODIN bap. on 6 Jan. 1808 in Middlewich.
v.  son Peter NODIN bap. on 17 Dec. 1809 in Middlewich.
vi.  son Charles NODIN bap. on 2 Feb. 1812 in Middlewich.
Married second Ann DAINTITH on 15 Dec. 1812 in St. Wilfred’s Church, Davenham when
about 36 years old (Ann was about seven years old). Ann Daintith b. about 1805 in Weston-
upon-Trent, Staffordshire.
Issue of Emanuell NODIN and Ann Daintith:
4
vii.  dau. Jane NODIN b. in 1815; bap. on 21 May 1815 when an infant; d. in
1817, one or two years old; bur. on 9 March 1817 in Middlewich.
viii.  dau. Elizabeth NODIN bap. on 25 May 1817 in Middlewich.
ix.  dau. Francis NODIN bap. on 12 Aug. 1821 in Middlewich.
7 x.  dau. Jane NODIN bap. on 12 Aug. 1821 in Middlewich.
xi.  dau. Louisa NODIN b. about 1813 in Middlewich; bap. on 17 Oct. 1813 in
Middlewich when an infant.
xii.  dau. Hannah NODIN b. about 1823 in Weston-upon-Trent.
xiii.  son George NODIN b. about 1825 in Weston-upon-Trent.
Married third Mary WARD on 29 Aug. 1825 in Weston-upon-Trent when about 49 years old
(Mary was about 20 years old). Mary Ward b. about 1805.
Issue of Emanuell NODIN and Mary Ward:
4
xiv.  dau. Elizabeth NODIN b. about 1826.
Married fourth Elizabeth WARD on 26 March 1827 in Weston-upon-Trent when about 51 years
old (Elizabeth was about 24 years old). Elizabeth Ward b. about 1803 in Weston-upon-Trent.
Issue of Emanuell NODIN and Elizabeth Ward:
4
xv.  son Charles NODIN b. in 1828 in Weston-upon-Trent; m. Mary Cottrell on 13
Jan. 1851 in St Chad’s Church, Swanlow Lane, Winsford, Cheshire when 22 or 23
years old.
xvi.  dau. Hannah NODIN b. about 1830 in Weston-upon-Trent.
xvii.  son John NODIN b. about 1831 in Weston-upon-Trent.
xviii.  dau. Mary NODIN b. about 1833 in Weston-upon-Trent.
xix.  dau. Eliza NODIN b. about 1837 in Weston-upon-Trent.

Source 1: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film #2106065, LDS
Source 2: http://www.bryanspink.co.uk/familytree/html/jonathan_nodin_martha_palin. html
(Secondary source consulted to confirm research)
Source 3: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film #2106066, LDS
Source 4: Davenham Parish Register, Film 2106515
Source 5: Weston-Upon-Trent Parish Register, Film 1040889

Fourth Generation
3 2 1
Issue of Ralph NODEN [no. 3] ( Jonathan NODEN [no. 2], Thomas NODEN [no. 1]) and
Ann Chatterton
4 3
5.   Ralph NODEN, son of Ralph NODEN [no. 3] and Ann Chatterton. Born on 10 Feb. 1811
in Newton, Cheshire, England. Baptized on 7 April 1811 in Middlewich, Cheshire, England
when a month old. Died in 1879 in Pepper Street, Middlewich, 67 or 68 years old. Buried on 29
Sep. 1879 in Grave #143, Middlewich.
Married Elizabeth (Betty) MOUNTFIELD, dau. of John Mountfield (son of Richard Mountfield
and Ellen Williamson) and Elizabeth Darlington (dau. of Joseph Darlington and Dorothea
Unknown), on 24 April 1833 in Davenham, Cheshire, England when 22 years old (Elizabeth was
about 20 years old). Witnesses to the marriage were John Moss and Eller Evans. Elizabeth
Mountfield b. about 1813 in Sandiway?, Cheshire, England; bap. on 14 March 1813 in
Whitegate, Cheshire when an infant; d. in 1886 in Pepper Street, Newton, about 73 years old;
bur. on 26 Nov. 1886 in Middlewich Cemetery. (Note: She gave Sandiway as her place of birth in
1851, but in 1861 and 1871 she gave different locations (Newchurch and Newton, respectively)
Issue of Ralph NODEN and Elizabeth (Betty) Mountfield:
5
8 i.  son Thomas NODEN b. on 14 June 1833 in Newton.
ii.  dau. Anne NODEN b. in Newton; bap. on 13 Sep. 1835 in Middlewich; m.
Charles Pace on 30 Dec. 1858.
iii.  son William NODEN b. in Newton; bap. on 26 Feb. 1838 in Middlewich.
iv.  son Robert NODEN b. about 1840 in Newton; bap. on 10 March 1840 in
Middlewich when an infant.
9 v.  son John NODEN b. about 1843 in Newton.
vi.  dau. Elizabeth NODEN b. in 1845 in Newton; bap. on 2 Feb. 1845 in
Middlewich when an infant.
10 vii.  son Samuel NODEN b. about 1848 in Kinderton, Cheshire, England.
11 viii.  son Henry NODEN b. about 1850 in Kinderton.
ix.  dau. Martha NODEN b. about 1857 in Middlewich; m. Thomas Speed on 22
March 1874 in Congregational Church when about 17 years old.

According to Middlewich Cemetery Records 1867-1890, and census information provided by

Ralph, he was born in Newton
In 1841, Ralph and Elizabeth are living in Newton Bank (107/121, p. 12 (10, 24):
Ralph Noden, 28, lab, b. Newton
Elizabeth, 25
Ann, 5
Thomas, 4 (9?)
Robert, 11 mo.
His occupation is a saltboiler.

In the 1851 British Census, Middlewich 2166, p. 409, they are listed at King Street (family 45):
Ralph Noden, 40, salt proprietor/labourer, born in Newton
Elizabeth, wife, 38, born in Sandbach
Robert, son, 11, born in Newton
John, son, 8, born in Newton
Elizabeth, daughter, 6, born in Newton
Samuel, son, 3, born in Kinderton
Henry, son, 1, born in Kinderton

In the 1861 census, they are living on Pepper Street (2607/p. 140, #35) - Middlewich:
Ralph Noden, head, married, 49, saltboiler, b. Newton
Elizabeth, wife, married, 46, charwoman, b. Newchurch
Samuel, son, 16, silk factory hand, b. Kinderton
Henry, son, 11, school, b. Kinderton
Martha, daughter, 5, school, b. Middlewich

In 1871, they are living on Pepper Street (#38, 3700, p. 6)

Ralph Noden, head, married, 57, saltboiler, b. Newton
Elizabeth, wife, married, 57, b. Newton
Henry, son, unmarried, 22, gardeners laborer, b. Newton
Martha, daughter, 16, b. Newton
Martha Pace, granddaughter, 4, scholar, b. Swanlow Lane

Source 1: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film 2106065
Source 2: Middlewich Cemetery Records 1867-1890
ID #1114, Entry #1114, Grave #143
Note: Ralph and Elizabeth both are buried at grave #143 in Middlewich. A salt boiler, Ralph was
70 years old at death and was residing at Pepper Street in Middlewich.
ID #1763; Entry #1763; Grave #143
Note: Elizabeth, widow of Ralph, was 74 years old and living at Pepper Street in Newton.
Source 3: Census 1841 Middlewich HO107/121/24, page 12
Note: Newton Bank.

Source 4: Census 1851 Kinderton HO107/2166/409, page 13

Source 5: Census 1871 Middlewich RG10/3700/8, page 7

Note: Pepper Street

Source 6: Census 1861 Middlewich RG9/2607/140, page 7

Note: Pepper Street

Source 7: Davenham Parish Register, Film 2106515

Source 8: Census 1851 Kinderton HO107/2166/409, page 13
Source 9: British Isles IGI P009811, Whitegate Parish Registers
Source 10: Census 1881 Middlewich RG11/3530/30, page 12
 4 3
6.   Robert NODEN, son of Ralph NODEN [no. 3] and Ann Chatterton. Born about 1815 in
Newton, Cheshire, England. Baptized on 12 Nov. 1815 in Newton when an infant. Died in 1879
in Middlewich, Cheshire, England, about 64 years old. Buried on 5 May 1879 in Middlewich.
Married Jane Unknown. Jane Unknown b. about 1821; d. in 1866 in Middlewich, Cheshire,
about 45 years old.
Issue of Robert NODEN and Jane Unknown:
5
i.  son Thomas NODEN.
ii.  dau. Martha NODEN b. about 1840.
iii.  dau. Hannah NODEN.
iv.  dau. Jane NODEN b. about 1856.
v.  son George NODEN bap. on 18 Jan. 1860.
vi.  son Charles NODEN bap. on 25 Feb. 1863.
vii.  son John NODEN bap. on 24 March 1858.
Robert, like his brother, Ralph, was living on Pepper Street, and both had the occupation of
saltboiler. Also the younger Ralph named one of his sons Robert.

In 1841, Robert is living in Newton Bank with wife, Jane, 23, Martha, 8 months, and mother,
Ann, age 60.

In 1861, he is living on Pepper Street in Newton:

Robert Noden, head, married, 42, saltboiler, b. Newton
Jane Noden, wife, married, 38, b. Newton
Thomas, son, 11, b. Newton
Hannah, daughter, 9, b. Newton
Jane, daughter, 7 (4?), b. Newton
George, son, 1, b. Newton

In 1871, he is on Pepper Street in Newton:

Robert Noden, head, 54, widower, saltboiler, b. Newton
Jane, daughter, 15, housekeeper, b. Newton
George, son, 10, scholar, b. Newton
Charles, son, 8, scholar, b. Newton

Robert and his wife, Jane, are memorialized with a gravestone at the Middlewich cemetery -
grave site #531.
Source 1: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film 2106065
Source 2: Middlewich Cemetery Records 1867-1890; Robert Noden’s tombstone still exists in
the churchyard as of 2003, ID #1069; Entry #1069; Grade #531
Source 3: Census 1841 Middlewich HO107/121/24, page 12
Source 4: Census 1871 Middlewich RG10/3700/8, page 7
Note: Pepper Street

Source 5: Census 1861 Middlewich RG9/2607/140, page 7

Note: Pepper Street

3 2 1
Issue of Emanuell NODIN [no. 4] ( Jonathan NODEN [no. 2], Thomas NODEN [no. 1]) and
Ann Daintith
4 3
7.   Jane NODIN, dau. of Emanuell NODIN [no. 4] and Ann Daintith. Baptized on 12 Aug.
1821 in Middlewich, Cheshire. Died before 1881 in Weston-upon-Trent, Staffordshire.
Married John THORPE on 15 March 1845 in Weston-upon-Trent.
Issue of Jane Nodin and John Thorpe:
5
12 i.  son Abraham THORPE b. about 1842 in Weston-upon-Trent.

Source 1: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film 2106065
Source 2: Weston-Upon-Trent Parish Register, Film 1040889

Fifth Generation
4 3 2 1
Issue of Ralph NODEN [no. 5] ( Ralph NODEN [no. 3], Jonathan NODEN [no. 2], Thomas
NODEN [no. 1]) and Elizabeth (Betty) Mountfield
5 4
8.   Thomas NODEN, son of Ralph NODEN [no. 5] and Elizabeth (Betty) Mountfield. Born
on 14 June 1833* in Newton, Cheshire, England. Baptized on 9 June 1833 in Middlewich,
Cheshire, England when negative five days old. Died on 25 Dec. 1906 in McKeesport,
Allegheny, Pennsylvania, 73 years old. Buried in Richland Cemetery, Allegheny, Pennsylvania.
Married Sarah MADDOCK, dau. of Peter Maddock and Elizabeth Shalcross (dau. of James
Shalcross and Martha Unknown), on 27 April 1863 in St Matthew’s Parish Church, Manchester
when 29 years old (Sarah was 29 or 30 years old). Sarah Maddock b. in 1833 in Bostock,
Cheshire; bap. on 25 Aug. 1833 in St Wilfred’s Davenham, Cheshire, England when an infant; d.
on 31 Dec. 1866 in Clive, Northwich, Cheshire, England, 32 or 33 years old.
Sarah and Thomas did marriage banns on 24 August 1856, 31 August 1856, and 7 Sep 1856 at St
Michaels & All Angels Church in Middlewich. However, they didn’t marry until 1863. Why the
marriage was postponed is unknown, and why they married in Manchester is also unknown.
They indicated that they were living at 10 Tickle Street in Manchester. Witnesses were John and
Mary Longe. Sarah signed her name, but Thomas made his mark.
Issue of Thomas NODEN and Sarah Maddock:
6
i.  dau. Sarah Ann NODEN b. on 2 Oct. 1856 in Middlewich; d. on 21 Oct. 1856 in
Middlewich, 19 days old.
13 ii.  son Rev. George NODEN b. on 1 Sep. 1857 in Middlewich.
iii.  son Alfred NODEN b. in Kinderton, Cheshire England; bap. on 28 March 1860
in Middlewich; d. about 1860.
iv.  dau. Elizabeth E. NODEN b. about 1862 in Wharton, Cheshire, England.
14 v.  son Jesse NODEN b. on 11 April 1863 in Clive, Cheshire, England.
vi.  dau. Sarah NODEN b. on 31 Dec. 1866 in Clive; bap. on 31 Dec. 1866 in
Middlewich when newborn; d. on 31 Dec. 1866 in Clive, newborn.
*The birthdate given by Thomas for family records is later than the christening date

Thomas and Sarah indicated their intent to marry by banns at the Middlewich Parish Church on
24 August, 31 August, and 7 September 1856. However, it appears that the marriage didn’t take
place until 1863. It could be that living together unmarried for 7 years is why they went to
another county to marry, being embarrassed to admit they had been unmarried.

There is a child by the name of Thomas Ralph Noden, b. 1859. Could this be another son of
Thomas and Sarah?

Sarah died in childbirth (of convulsions) on 31 December 1866, and the child, Sarah, died as
well.
In the 1851 census, Thomas is no longer living with Ralph and Elizabeth, but there is a Thomas,
age 18, farm labourer (born Middlewich) living in Kinderton Edge nearby which may be him.

In 1861, he is living in Wharton, Middlewich Road (2606, p. 84, #231):

Thomas Noden, head, married 27, saltboiler, b. Middlewich
Sarah Noden, wife, 27, b. Bostock
George, son, 3, b. Newton
John, brother, unmarried, 17, saltworks laborer, b. Croxton
Martha Maddock, nurse child, 1, b. Kinderton
In the 1871 census, he is living on Wheelock Street (3700, p. 4, #20)
Thomas Noden, age 39, widower
George, son, 13 (a clogger apprentice), b. Newton
Elizabeth E., daughter, 9, b. Wharton
Jesse, son, age 7, b. Clive

It is likely that Thomas remarried after the death of Sarah. We find a Thomas Noden in the 1881
and 1891 census records as living with wife, Jane, on Station Road in Wharton. The age and
occupation are the same as our Thomas. Thomas Noden married Jane Jackson in 1872
(Northwich, Sep 1872, 8a, 441). Jane apparently died in 1892 (Northwich, Dec 1892, 8a, 191).
Thomas sailed to the States, arriving 19 Jul 1892 in Philadelphia on the British Princess. His
ultimate destination was Pittsburgh to meet his brother (?) and his occupation is saltmaker. He
gives his age as 57.

Thomas lived with son Jesse and his wife Ada in the States. Effie Noden Simpson told her
daughter that Thomas died on Christmas day in 1906. He opened his gifts, and died later in the
day. His obituary reads:

“Thomas Nodin, aged 73 years and six months, died at the home of his son, Jesse Nodin, No.
2809 Cliff street, at an early hour this morning. Deceased had been in poor health for some time,
suffering from the infirmities of old age. He was a native of England, but had resided in this
country for a number of years. He was a member of the First United Brethren church and the
funeral will take place from that church at 2 clock on Friday afternoon. Interment will be made in
Richland cemetery.”

Elinor Cogley took a photo of Thomas to Cliff street where it was taken, and two people
remembered him. Both remembered him selling milk. One woman remembered him because of
his long beard and recalled that he had a cow, goat, chickens, and a large garden. Another woman
remembered carrying a pail every morning to buy cows milk from him.

Thomas’s death certificate indicated that he was a widow.

Source 1: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels ChurchNote: Isaac Wood,
officiator
Source 2: Davenham Parish Registers, consulted at the Chester research centre.
Source 3: Obituary dated 25 Dec 1906
Source 4: Death Certificate of Sarah Noden
Source 5: 1851 Census Middlewich HO107/2166/415, page 24
Source 6: 1861 Census Wharton RG9/2606/84, page 39
Source 7: 1871 Census Middlewich RG10/3700/6, page 4
Source 8: 1881 Census Wharton RG11/3529/57, page 14
Source 9: 1891 Census Wharton RG12/2841/102, page 14
Source 10: Philadelphia Passenger Lists 1800-1945
Source 11: Certificate of marriage of Thomas Noden and Sarah Maddock

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9.   John NODEN, son of Ralph NODEN [no. 5] and Elizabeth (Betty) Mountfield. Born
about 1843 in Newton, Cheshire, England. Died in 1887 in Middlewich, Cheshire, about 44
years old. Buried on 7 May 1887 in Middlewich Cemetery.
Married first Ann WHARTON, dau. of John Wharton (sailor), on 16 April 1865 when about 22
years old (Ann was about 20 years old). Ann Wharton b. about 1845; d. in 1874 in Middlewich,
about 29 years old; bur. on 10 April 1874 in Middlewich Cemetery.
Issue of John NODEN and Ann Wharton:
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i.  dau. Frances NODEN b. about 1867; m. Henry Clare (abt. 1835–) on 30 Nov.
1890 when about 23 years old (Henry was about 55 years old).
ii.  son Thomas NODEN b. about 1870; m. Jeannette Fox (abt. 1870–) on 26 Dec.
1892 when about 22 years old (Jeannette was about 22 years old).
iii.  dau. Eliza NODEN b. about 1866; m. Richard Haddock on 1 May 1887 in
Middlewich, Cheshire, England when about 21 years old.
iv.  son John NODEN b. about 1873; d. in 1874 in Middlewich, about a year old;
bur. on 29 July 1874 in Middlewich Cemetery.
Married second Ellen EGERTON on 3 June 1880 when about 37 years old (Ellen was about 22
years old). Ellen Egerton b. about 1858.
John Noden was living on Lower Street in 1871:
John Noden, head, married, 28, salt laborer & bricklayer, b. Middlewich
Ann, wife, 24, b. Davenham
Frances, daughter 4, scholar, b. Middlewich
Thomas H., son, 1, b. Middlewich

There is a John Noden living in Middlewich in 1881 on Queen Street. There is no mention of his
children from Ann; however, it appears that this is the correct John, and it explains where his
mother was living in 1881:

John Noden, head, married, 34, bricklayer, b. Middlewich

Ellen, wife, 28, b. Middlewich
Alice Ann Egerton, stepdaughter, 8, scholar, b. Middlewich
Mary Ellen Egerton, stepdaughter, 6, scholar, b. Middlewich
Elizabeth Egerton, stepdaughter, 2, b. Middlewich
John Egerton, stepson, 1, b. Middlewich
Elizabeth Noden, mother, widow, 68, bricklayers mother, b. Over

It is logical to assume that these are children of John’s second wife, Ellen Egerton.

Source 1: Middlewich Cemetery Records, ID #1806; Entry #1806; Grade #296

Source 2: 1871 Census Middlewich RG10/3700/6
Source 3: 1881 Census Wharton RG11/3529/57

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10.   Samuel NODEN, son of Ralph NODEN [no. 5] and Elizabeth (Betty) Mountfield. Born
about 1848 in Kinderton, Cheshire, England.
Married Sarah BOYLANCE, dau. of James Boylance, on 24 Oct. 1868 when about 20 years old.
Issue of Samuel NODEN and Sarah Boylance:
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i.  son Henry NODEN b. about 1869 in Newton, Cheshire.
ii.  son Ralph NODEN b. about 1870 in Newton.
Occupation: silk factor worker in 1861
Samuel was listed with his parents in the 1861 census as age 16, working in the silk factory.

In 1871, he is on Pepper Street:

Samuel Noden, head, married, 26, saltmaker, b. Newton

Sarah, wife, 22, b. Newton
Henry, son, 2, b. Newton
Ralph, son, 11 months, b. Newton

Source 1: 1871 Census Middlewich RG10/3700/6

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11.   Henry NODEN, son of Ralph NODEN [no. 5] and Elizabeth (Betty) Mountfield. Born
about 1850 in Kinderton, Cheshire, England. Died in 1926 in Middlewich, Cheshire, 28 Pepper
Street, about 76 years old. Buried on 19 June 1926 in Middlewich, Cheshire, St Michael & All
Angels Church.
Married Martha PRICE on 4 March 1872 in Middlewich. Martha Price b. about 1850. Fathers
listed were Joseph Price and Ralph Noden. Martha Noden was witness to the marriage. Henry
Noden was age 23, labourer, and Martha Price was age 23, spinster.
Issue of Henry NODEN and Martha Price:
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i.  dau. Sarah Priece NODEN b. about 1870 in Newton, Cheshire.
ii.  dau. Elizabeth NODEN b. about 1873 in Newton.
iii.  dau. Martha NODEN b. about 1875 in Newton.
iv.  dau. Frances NODEN b. about 1880 in Newton.
v.  son Henry NODEN b. about 1882.
vi.  son Joseph NODEN b. about 1886.
vii.  son Samuel NODEN b. about 1889.
Notes on Henry NODEN:

Henry was 76 years old when he died and his occupation is listed as salt boiler.
(Note: Rev A. Woolley, off. Died at 28 Pepper Street, Middlewich.)

In the 1861 census, he is living with his parents and is a school boy.

In 1871, he is living with his parents and is a gardeners laborer.

A daughter of a Henry Noden, “Annie”, died on 7 July 1874 at age 4 months. Perhaps this is a
daughter of our Henry.

In 1881, RG11/3530, p. 51 - Newton:

Henry Noden, head, married, 33, saltboiler, b. Kinderton
Martha, wife, 33, b. Tetton (Fetton?)
Sarah Priece, daughter 11, scholar, b. Newton
Elizabeth Noden, daughter, 9, scholar, b. Newton
Martha Noden, daughter, 6, scholar, b. Newton
Frances, daughter, 1, b. Newton

In 1891, there is a Henry Noden living on Pepper Street in Newton (RG11/2842, 42 - #153):
Henry Noden, head, married, 42, saltboiler, b. Kinderton
Martha, wife, 43, b. Elworth
Frances, daughter, 11, scholar, b. Newton
Henry, son, 9, scholar, b. Newton
Joseph, son, 5, scholar, b. Newton
Samuel, son, 2, b. Newton

This is the same Henry Noden that is found in the 1901 census, age 52, born Middlewich, living
Middlewich, occupation salt maker.

Source 1: Middlewich Cemetery Records, ID #1136; Entry #1133; Grave #306

Source 2: Census 1861 Middlewich RG9/2607/140, page 7

Source 3: Census 1871 Middlewich RG10/3700/8, page 7

Source 4: Census 1881 Newton, RG11/3530, p. 51,
Source 5: Census 1891 Newton, RG11/2842, 42 - #153, and 1901.
Source 6: Middlewich Parish Register, St Michael & All Angels Church, Film #2106066, LDS

4 3 2
Issue of John Thorpe and Jane Nodin [no. 7] ( Emanuell Nodin [no. 4], Jonathan NODEN
1
[no. 2], Thomas NODEN [no. 1])
5 4
12.   Abraham THORPE, son of John Thorpe and Jane Nodin [no. 7]. Born about 1842 in
Weston-upon-Trent, Staffordshire.
Married Mary Unknown.
Issue of Abraham THORPE and Mary Unknown:
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i.  son Johnathon THORPE b. about 1870 in Wigan, Lancashire.
ii.  son George THORPE b. about 1872 in Wigan.
iii.  dau. Ellen THORPE b. about 1874 in Wigan.

Sixth Generation
5 4 3 2
Issue of Thomas NODEN [no. 8] ( Ralph NODEN [no. 5], Ralph NODEN [no. 3], Jonathan
1
NODEN [no. 2], Thomas NODEN [no. 1]) and Sarah Maddock
6 5
13.   Rev. George NODEN, son of Thomas NODEN [no. 8] and Sarah Maddock. Born on 1
Sep. 1857 in Middlewich, Cheshire, England. Died on 7 July 1942 in Nova, Ashland, Ohio, 84
years old. Buried on 11 July 1942 in Southview Cemetery, Lot 124, Sullivan, Ohio.
Married Maram Elizabeth Mary ROSSELL, dau. of Robert Henry Rossell (son of Thomas
Rossell and Mary Dowman) and Maram Emma Walker (dau. of Thomas Walker and Elizabeth
Emma Household), on 16 May 1880 in Hamilton Road Chapel, Methodist Free Church, West
Derby when 22 years old. Maram Elizabeth Mary Rossell b. on 18 May 1860 in Greasley,
Nottingham & Derby, England; d. on 9 Dec. 1944 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, 84
years old; bur. in March 1945 in Churchill Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Note: 1944-45
was a particularly bad winter, and she was not buried until the spring following her death

Note: Witnesses were John and Anne Gosling; Maram was living at 6 Kilshaw Street with her
grandmother, Elizabeth Walker. Maram’s name on the certificate is Mary Elizabeth Miriam, age
21. The marriage certificate indicates George was age 22, an insurance agent, living at 30
Boundary Lane in West Derby, son of Thomas Noden, salt maker. The registration district was
West Derby and Toxteth Park, Lancaster.
Issue of Rev. George NODEN and Maram Elizabeth Mary Rossell:
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15 i.  son George Rossell NODEN b. on 9 March 1881 in Pittsburgh.
ii.  son Thomas Maddock NODEN b. on 20 Dec. 1882; d. on 12 Feb. 1968 in
Sarasota, Florida, 85 years old; m. Hirtella Crenata Montgomery (10 Sep. 1891–27
July 1974 in Florida).
16 iii.  son Jesse Hoult NODEN b. on 26 Feb. 1885 in Pennsylvania.
17 iv.  dau. Ruth Bibby NODEN b. on 26 April 1887 in La Jose.
18 v.  son Paul Walker NODEN b. on 31 Jan. 1889 in Bellefonte, Centre, Pennsylvania.
vi.  son John Roy NODEN b. on 23 March 1891; d. on 29 March 1893 in New
Paris, Bedford, Pennsylvania, two years old; bur. on 1 April 1893 in New Paris.
vii.  son Harry Burger NODEN b. on 5 April 1897; d. in 1907 in Turtle Creek, nine
or ten years old.
viii.  son Ralph NODEN b. on 16 Nov. 1900; d. on 8 May 1903 in McKeesport, two
years old; bur. on 11 May 1903 in McKeesport.
Notes on Rev. George NODEN:
George's birth certificate gives his mother’s maiden name as Maddock and his father’s
occupation as salt maker.
His death certificate gives his occupation as Minister; also insurance agent for Metropolitan Life
Ins, NY
George Noden came to the United States in 1880 as a result of a job offer he received from
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. He and his wife, “Marianne”, arrived at the Port of New
York on 4 June 1880 on the S. S. Nevada, which embarked from Liverpool and Queenstown.
Both give their ages as 20. There is also a Jessie Noden, age 19, female, on the same ship. Could
this be a mistake and it was his brother, Jessie?

A transcript of the letter to George from Metropolitan Life dated April 30, 1880, follows:

Dear Sir

The undersigned acting for and in behalf of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New
York, United States of America hereby appoints you one of the Assistant Superintendents in the
Industrial Branch of said Company at a salary of Fifteen dollars per week payable weekly. Said
salary to commence from the date of your arrival at the Home Office of the Company situated in
the Metropolitan Building #32 Park Place, New York City. In addition to the above salary you
will be entitled to a salary contingent upon the increase of the Debit in your district - i.e. - one
time the amount of said Increase.

It is also agreed by the undersigned on behalf of said Company that you shall be allowed a
Steerage Passage to New York, and that the incidental expenses necessary to embarkation shall
be paid by said Company.

The conditions of this appointment are that you shall submit yourself to the direction of the
President of said Company - that you abide by the rules and regulations as now laid down and to
be laid down by said Company for the government of its Agents; that you surrender this letter of
appointment to the President of the Company on your arrival in New York, and accept in lieu
thereof the regular Assistant Superintendent’s Contract embodying these terms - and that you
devote your whole time in the interest of said Company.

Very truly yours,

Brice Collard

In 1879, Metropolitan entered the field of Industrial insurance. Brice Collard, a British insurance
man,was contracted as the local deputy to send over a sizeable number of Englishmen
experienced in industrial insurance to launch the new effort in the US. Between 1879 and 1884
Mr. Collard commuted back and forth from London to New York, bring to the US several
hundred able men, together with their families. Once located in key centers, these men had a
heroic task to accomplish - to hire and train local agents in the new approach, and to organize
and establish district offices from the ground up. The first group sailed from England on April 3,
1880. Deputy superintendents received weekly salaries of $15. It is unknown how long George
stayed with Metropolitan.

Miriam Henretty said that George died at his son Paul’s home. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Maram was there with him at the time. That is why he was buried in Nova, Ohio, and not
Pennsylvania . Daune Henretty and his cousin Herky (Harry’s son) were attempting in 1993 to
have George’s remains moved next to Maram’s since he was buried alone. Miriam remembered
her grandfather well. He was a big man with a loud vibrant voice when he preached a sermon.
He never needed a microphone.

Rev. Noden officiated at numerous ceremonies associated with the church. The funeral service
for Alice Snook Jackson on Sunday, 12 August 1894 was given by the Reverend George Noden
to a large congregation in the United Brethren Church in New Paris. Rev. Noden took as his text
part of Ecclesiastes VIII, 1 ...and the day of death than the day of one’s birth. Received Quarterly
Conference License, 1882; received Annual Conference License, 1883; admitted into Allegheny
Conference, 1883; ordained by Bishop J. Weaver, 1886. He served Pittsburgh Mission, 1883-
1885; Mahoning, 1885-1887; Newburg, 1887-1888; Bellefonte, 1888-1890; Port Matilda, 1890-
1893; New Paris, 1893-1894; East Freedom, 1894-1899; Bigler, 1899-1902 ; Middletown, 1902-
1904; Superannuated, 1923—.
Mary Alice Wetzig said that George was apprenticed as a shoemaker, and there were indenture
papers for him, but Ruth destroyed them along with her mother’s indenture papers. Mary Alice
said that “Grandpa Noden went to work for the Metropolitan Insurance Co. (an English firm) and
came to this country with his bride to be an agent in Pittsburgh. After several years, he felt the
call to preach and left the Metropolitan and served small county circuits for the United Brethren
Church and then preached 20 years for the Lutheran Church. He was a hell-fire and damnation
preacher, but had mellowed by the time I knew him. He had been thrown from a buggy and was
quite deaf. He was a good looking old gentleman. Dick’s mother (Ruth) said that he ran the
household with an iron hand and did not want any of his children to marry.”

According to Mary Alice Wetzig, George and his family were poor and lived the last years with
son Jesse until he died and then spent 3 months at a time with Paul, Tom, and Ruth. In the 1920
census, George and Miriam were living with Jesse, Jennie, and their children Ernest, Alice,
Ralph, and Miriam. After Jesse’s death, Maram lived with her son, Tom, most of the time, and
George lived with his son, Paul.

Mary Alice described George as intelligent and well-read. She also said that Ruth blamed him for
their poverty though Tom said that his mother had urged him to go into the ministry.

George’s obituary reads: “Funeral services were held on Saturday for the Rev. George Noden,
age 85, of Nova, Ohio, who died Tuesday, July 7, 1942, after a brief illness. Death was due to the
infirmities of advanced age. The deceased was a minister of the Gospel for over fifty years, for
the greater part of the time serving the United Brethren conference. Surviving are his wife,
Meriam Rossell Noden, three sons, George Noden of Maddensville, Thomas Noden of Turtle
Creek and Paul Noden of Nova, Ohio, and a daughter, Ruth Wetzig of Texas. One son, Jesse
Noden, preceded him in death two years ago. Services on Saturday were held at 2 o’clock in the
Ashland funeral home. Burial was made in the cemetery nearby.”

Notes on Maram Elizabeth Mary Rossell:

Daune Henretty’s sister Kathleen Cuccia (pronounced Kusha) has Maram’s prayer and
devotional handbook. “ It was given to Maram in 1871 and she gave it to her great-
granddaughter Kath in 1942-3. This little hardback book has Maram’s young girl scriblings in it
and you can see where she had changed her name from MARAM to Marion to Marrion to
Mirriam to Miriam. “

Maram was raised by her grandmother. Mary Alice Wetzig had said decades before it was proven
that she lived with her grandmother Walker. Mary Alice said that Maram would not talk about
her mother and thought it was somewhat of a mystery. However, she probably simply didn’t
remember her since her mother died when she was just 4. As a young girl, Maram was
apprenticed as a seamstress, and Mary Alice saw her indenture papers, but Ruth destroyed them.
Mary Alice said that Maram was a photographer’s model as a young woman and her pictures
were shown in galleries in Liverpool. She had limited education and her grammar was poor, to
be expected considering the era.

In 1861, Maram is living with her parents and grandparents in Derby (RG9/2503 - St. Werburgh
Parish):
Robert Rossell, head, married, age 23, German yeast dealer, b. Ockbrook
Emma M. Rossell, wife, married, age 24, b. Derby
Marion E. Rossell, daughter, 10 months, b. Nottingham, Eastwood
Thomas Walker, head, married, age 61, Brazier, b. Coxbench, Derby
Elizabeth Walker, wife, married, age 57, b. Cambridge Whittlesea

After her mother died in 1864, her father remarried. It was probably at that time that she moved
in with her grandparents. In 1871, they are found in Toxteth Park, West Derby, Everton
(RG10/3821/60) at 49 Hughes Street:
Thomas Walker, head, married 70, brazier, b. Derbyshire, Derby
Elizabeth Walker, wife, married, 67, b. Northumberland, Cambridge
Marianne Rossell, granddaughter, 10, scholar, b. Nottingham

Miriam Henretty remembered her grandparents well. Miriam was her namesake and she loved
her grandmother very much. She describes her as a tiny person with beautiful long silvery white
hair which she wore up in a beautiful style. She played the piano in church and had a beautiful
soprano voice.

Source 1: Birth Certificate of George Noden

Source 2: Obituary of Rev. George Noden, Daily News, Huntingdon, Pa.
Publication: Monday, July 13, 1942
Source 3: Southview Cemetery interrment records
Source 4: Letter dated April 30, 1880, from Brice Collard to Mr. George Noden in Liverpool,
England, offering employment.
Source 5: Ministerial Record of Conference Members, Vol. XVII
Source 6: Passenger list of the S. S. Nevada submitted by Thomas Jones, master of the Nevada,
embarkation Liverpool and Queenstown.
Source 7: Author: Louis I. Dublin, Ph.D.
Title: A Family of Thirty Million: The Story of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Publication: 1943
Source 8: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~evanshistory/Jackson/WJackson35.html
Source 9: Letter dated 9/19/1993 from Daune Henretty to Sherry Noden
Source 10: Marriage Certificate of George Noden and Mary Elizabeth Mariam Rossell
Source 11: George and Maram Noden Family Bible
Source 12: Letter dated 21 Apr 1977 from Elinor Cogley to Sherry Noden
Source 13: Letter 24 Feb 1977 from Miriam Noden Henretty to Sherry Noden
Source 14: Birth Certificate of Maram Elizabeth Mary Rossell

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14.   Jesse NODEN, son of Thomas NODEN [no. 8] and Sarah Maddock. Born on 11 April
1863 in Clive, Cheshire, England. Died on 11 July 1912 in McKeesport, Allegheny,
Pennsylvania, 49 years old. Buried in Richland Cemetery, Dravosburg, Pennsylvania.
Married Ada ROBERTS on 30 June 1890 in Braddock, Pennsylvania when 27 years old (Ada
was 20 years old). Ada Roberts b. on 1 March 1870 in England; d. on 23 July 1940, 70 years old;
bur. in Richland Cemetery.
Issue of Jesse NODEN and Ada Roberts:
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19 i.  dau. Effie May NODEN b. on 16 Jan. 1892 in McKeesport.
ii.  son Frederick Howard NODEN b. on 30 Aug. 1893 in McKeesport; d. on 16
June 1894, nine months old; bur. in Richland Cemetery.
iii.  son George Harry NODEN b. on 28 July 1895 in McKeesport; d. on 25 June
1914 in McKeesport, 18 years old; bur. in Richland Cemetery.
iv.  son Robert David NODEN b. on 23 Dec. 1905 in McKeesport; d. on 4 Jan. 1906
in McKeesport, twelve days old; bur. in Richland Cemetery.
v.  dau. Sarah Elizabeth NODEN b. on 5 May 1907 in McKeesport; d. on 21 May
1967 in McKeesport, 60 years old; bur. in Jefferson Memorial Park, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania; m. James E. Rickard on 21 Aug. 1939 in McKeesport when 32 years
old.
vi.  dau. Bessie NODEN b. in 1909 in McKeesport.
Notes on Jesse NODEN:
Jesse's occupation was Mill worker.
In the 1910 Pennsylvania Census, Jesse and Ada are with children Effie, Harry, Sarah, and
Bessie, a child aged 1 year. Nothing more is known about Bessie. Sons Frederick Howard and
Robert David were already deceased by 1910.

Jesse applied for his naturalization papers on 6 Oct 1888 (on age), sponsored by Alfred
Matthews.

The family was affiliated with the United Brethren Church.

Notes on Ada Roberts:

There is a copy of the first and final amount of Ada Noden administration of the estate of Jesse
Noden, deceased, dated March 27, 1916.
Her house and lot were apparently purchased by William Mauren for the price of $270; balance
of purchase price by William Mauren as by order of court at No. 325 Apr. (?) 1915 $230. The
following were fees:

Costs for letters, $3.50

Notary fees, $7.00
Surety bond, $10
Funeral expense $110.65
Amount to Drs. Miller and Cowley, $35
Adv. Letters Daily new Pgh L. Jr. (?), $8.85
Court costs for petition of sale, $3
Widow’s appeasement, $274
Attorneys fee, $45
costs filing account, $8
Total $500

Elinor Cogley reports that Ada did practical nursing. She helped the doctor when he delivered the
babies when they were born at home. Then she stayed with the mother for about 2 weeks. Elinor
says she was her first case, and her son was her
last.

Source 1: Delayed birth certificate of Jesse Noden

Source 2: Letter dated 21 Apr 1977 from Elinor Cogley to Sherry Noden
Source 3: Letter dated 29 Aug 1912 from William Cowley to Ada Noden
Source 4: A List of Immigrants Who Applied for Naturalization Papers in the District Courts of
Allegheny County, PA, 1881-1891, Vol. 6, 1881-1891. 1981. 138p.; Source code 97, page 7101
Source 5: Jesse Noden estate settlement

Seventh Generation
6 5 4
Issue of Rev. George NODEN [no. 13] ( Thomas NODEN [no. 8], Ralph NODEN [no. 5],
3 2 1
Ralph NODEN [no. 3], Jonathan NODEN [no. 2], Thomas NODEN [no. 1]) and Maram
Elizabeth Mary Rossell
7 6
15.   George Rossell NODEN, son of Rev. George NODEN [no. 13] and Maram Elizabeth
Mary Rossell. Born on 9 March 1881 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania. Died on 25 Sep.
1969 in Venice, Florida, 88 years old. Buried in Three Springs, Pennsylvania.
Married first Mary Ivey SHIREY in 1901 in Niagra Falls, New York when 19 or 20 years old
(Mary Ivey was about 20 years old). Mary Ivey Shirey b. about 1881.
Issue of George Rossell NODEN and Mary Ivey Shirey:
8
i.  dau. Mary Ivey NODEN b. on 14 July 1902 in Bigler; m. Burtis M. Lansberry
(–bet. 1940 and 1949), son of Latimer Lansberry, on 1 Jan. 1925 in Shiloh when 22
9
years old; issue (surname Lansberry): Mary Lu, Elizabeth L. and Dorwyn B..
Married second Della MADDEN. Della Madden d. in 1931; bur. in Three Springs.
Married third Odessa Myrtle LANE. Odessa Myrtle Lane b. on 12 Aug. 1890 in Meadow Gap; d.
on 9 Nov. 1979 in Sarasota, 89 years old; bur. on 13 Nov. 1979 in Lot 200, Three Springs
Cemetery, Pennsylvania.
Notes on George Rossell NODEN:
Ross, which is the name George Rossell answered to, applied for a delayed birth certificate after
the death of both parents. His brother, Tom, and non-relatives A. F. Cutshall and Sarah Hocke,
signed affidavits. The application was made 22 Jul 1950. At the time, Ross was living in Three
Springs, PA.. He indicates that he was the first child born alive and that there were a total of 9
children born to George and Maram..

Ross worked at Westinghouse in Pittsburgh. His marriage (his second) to Della Madden ended
when she died of cancer, and he later married Odessa Lane. According to an article in the
Huntingdon paper, “G. Ross Noden of Maidensville was in town on Monday. Mr. Noden has
been employed on the right of ray of the Penn Central Light and Power Company, and was idle
on Monday.”{Huntington Daily News 1923}
Another article from Huntingdon Daily News: “Mr. G. Ross Noden, one of Springfield
township’s successful farmers and also secretary of the School Board, was in town on Saturday
transacting business for the township. Mr. Noden is one of the farmers who sets a pace for his
neighbors in farming and stock raising. He is also Superintendent of the Sunday School at
Walnut Grove.”Huntingdon Daily News, 2 November 1922, page 005.

Ross died in Venice, FL, 25 Sep 1969, and was buried in Three Springs Cemetery in PA
Notes on Mary Ivey Shirey:
Mary Ivey died in childbirth, according to Miriam Noden Henretty (letter to Sherry Noden dated
24 Feb 1977). Ivey was raised by grandmother Madden. (Ivey says she was raised by
grandmother Noden?) Ivey said that the child also died when her mother died, so it must have
been a second birth.
Notes on Della Madden:
Miriam Noden Henretty says that Della died of cancer. Miriam went with her grandmother
Noden to take care of her, and Miriam was with her when she died. Della and Miriam’s mother,
Jennie, were friends long before they married the brothers Ross and Jesse.
Notes on Odessa Myrtle Lane:
Odessa had 2 children from a previous marriage - Jack Lane and Melrose Lane. The tall tale is
that Odessa went insane and that her husband, Ross, kept her chained up under the floor.
According to her obituary quoted at “Find a Grave” site #26417377, she died in Nokomis,
Florida at 12:04 am, Friday, 9 Nov 1979, at the Venice Nursing Pavillion North, Venice, Florida.
She had been seriously ill for the last month of her life. She was survived by one daughter,
Melrose Lingo of Nokomis, and one granddaughter. One son preceded her in death. The
following brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Jaynelle Fleck, Three Springs; Ira Lane, Port
Matilda; Mrs. Gertrude Fleck, Camp Hill; Mrs. Myrtle Ramsey, Harrisburg; Rufus Lane,
Orbisonia; and Corbett Lane, Shirleysburg, PA. Odessa was a lifetime memer of Mount Carmet
United Brethren Church, Three Springs, PA. Funeral survices were held at 2 pm Tuesday 13 Nov
at the Martin R. Brown Funeral Home, Orbisonia, with the Rev. Charles F. Rhodes officiating.

Source 1: George and Maram Noden Family Bible

Source 2: Delayed birth certificate special registration, 24 Aug 1950, George Rossell Noden
Source 3: Information provided by Mrs. Mary Ivey Lansberry and Mrs. Richard A. Wetzig
Source 4: Letter dated 5 Mar 1977 from Ivey Noden Lansberry to Sherry Noden
Source 5: Information provided by Mrs. Mary Ivey Lansberry and Mrs. Richard A. Wetzig
Source 6: Social Security Death Index, 201-24-2090
Source 7: Find a Grave Memorial, #26417377
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16.   Jesse Hoult NODEN, son of Rev. George NODEN [no. 13] and Maram Elizabeth Mary
Rossell. Born on 26 Feb. 1885 in Pennsylvania. Died in 1941 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
Pennsylvania, 55 or 56 years old. Buried in Churchill Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Married Jennie JOHNSTON. Jennie Johnston b. on 27 Nov. 1885; d. in June 1978 in
Westmoreland, 92 years old; bur. in Churchill Cemetery.
Issue of Jesse Hoult NODEN and Jennie Johnston:
8
i.  son Ernest NODEN b. on 11 Dec. 1906; d. in deceased.
ii.  son Paul NODEN b. in June 1908; d. in deceased.
iii.  dau. Alice May NODEN b. on 3 April 1911; d. about 1961, about 50 years old;
9
m. Ken Divens (–1994); issue (surname Divens): Kenny (1944–1988).
 iv.  son Jesse NODEN b. on 10 Aug. 1912; d. in deceased.
v.  son Ralph NODEN b. on 2 Sep. 1915; d. in deceased.
vi.  dau. Miriam Jane “Mickey” NODEN b. on 14 May 1917 in Turtle Creek; d. on
19 Nov. 2006, 89 years old; m. Garland Luther “Curly” Henretty (–1 Nov. 2006);
9
issue (surname Henretty): Kathleen Virginia (1 May 1935–15 Dec. 2008 in
Monroeville), Garland Harry “Gary” (29 April 1938–), Jesse Ralph (14 Oct. 1939–),
Bruce George (22 Feb. 1943–) and Daune Brian (14 March 1945–).
vii.  son Harry John NODEN b. on 11 June 1920; d. on 20 Sep. 2005, 85 years old;
9
m. Helen Proach (abt. 1921–); issue (surname NODEN): Harry Robert (Herky) (10
Nov. 1942 in Turtle Creek–) and Eileen.
viii.  dau. Ida Ruth NODEN b. on 5 Feb. 1922; d. on 24 Dec. 1996 in
Westmoreland, 74 years old; m. J. Durmis.
ix.  dau. Amy Irene NODEN b. on 18 Aug. 1927; m. J. Stine; issue (surname Stine):
9
Douglas (abt. 1957–) and Jennifer Lynn (abt. 1961–).
Notes on Jesse Hoult NODEN:
Jesse was the Transportation Director of Westinghouse Electric in East Pittsburgh. All inbound
raw and outbound finished on rail or rubber was the responsibility of Jesse. He was a well loved
and respected citizen of the Turtle Creek Valley (an area older than the U S A). Jesse fed many
hobos in the depression at his rear door; accessible from the trains at the bottom of the hill and
advertised to all vagrants by the green rags tied to the trees leading to the rear of the
Jesse/George house. They were ‘witnessed to’ before receiving any food or beverage. Jesse never
was laid off during the whole depression era.

He was also well known in the surrounding area for his ‘lay preaching’. This started when his
ordained father would be sick and Jesse would show to preach the Word. He was also well
known in money circles as he was The WhoHah of the Masons in the region. He swore in his
son-in-law (Curly Henretty) early in their relationship. He only had one mistress, his secretary, a
large blond Swede with an hourglass figure. She never married and said that he was the only man
she ever loved. Jesse died in his bedroom with my father sitting astride him pumping his arms
over his head to get more air into his rasping lungs. Only the doctor and my father were with him
in the room and his father George was praying in the lower bedroom (his). My uncle Jules
Durmis said that Jesse’ was the largest funeral he ever saw, just unbelievable. Jesse died of
carbon monoxide poisioning.
Notes for the family of Jesse Hoult NODEN and Jennie Johnston:
Daune Henretty says that Jennie lived with his family for most of his at-home years, at least 1952
through 1964.

In a letter dated 24 Feb 1977, Miriam (Daune’s mother), wrote that she was the oldest living
child of Jesse Hoult Noden and that she was taking care of her mother, Jennie, who was 91 at the
time and in a wheelchair. She had been confined to a wheelchair for 20 years, but could walk
some with a walker. They lived in two rooms in Amy’s house. Amy shared responsibility for
their mother’s care.

Miriam sent a newspaper article featuring her mother Jennie regarding a groundbreaking for the
new sanctuary of the Electric Heights Methodist Church in Turtle Creek. She is shown pictured
with a shovel in hand. Jennie was one of the oldest living members of the church, having joined
in 1902. She helped to build the first building as well. Formerly known as the Methodist
Protestant Church, it was situated on Eleventh Street in Turtle Creek. In 1937 a new building was
erected on James Street and has been used as the sanctuary and educational school.

Source 1: George and Maram Noden Family Bible

Source 2: Letter dated 9/19/1993 from Daune Henretty to Sherry Noden
Source 3: Social Security Death Index, 170-50-7089
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17.   Ruth Bibby NODEN, dau. of Rev. George NODEN [no. 13] and Maram Elizabeth Mary
Rossell. Born on 26 April 1887 in La Jose, Pennsylvania. Died on 5 July 1974 in St. Petersburg,
Pinellas, Florida, 87 years old. Buried in Churchill Cemetery, Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania.
Married A. Karl WETZIG on 30 Dec. 1913 in Turtle Creek when 26 years old.
Issue of Ruth Bibby NODEN and A. Karl Wetzig:
8
i.  son Richard August WETZIG b. on 2 May 1915; d. in March 1978 in Pinellas,
Florida, 62 years old; m. Mary Alice Unknown (22 Sep. 1918–5 Nov. 1998 in
Pinellas).
Notes on Ruth Bibby NODEN:
Ruth’s son, Dick, said that his mother had sold her place in Pittsburgh in the spring of 1974 and
moved to St. Petersburg. She had her own apartment and was beginning to make friends. She
went to church, even on June 30. On Saturday, June 29, she was busy - having her hair done,
going out to lunch, and playing bridge. She suffered a stroke after breakfast on July 1. The
family did not know until about 2:00 pm and took her to the hospital. She was aware of
everything until she slipped into a coma on Wednesday evening. She died at 11:00 am July 5 at
the age of 87.

Miriam Henretty described Ruth as “fussy”. She was wealthy and was a school teacher by
profession.

Source 1: George and Maram Noden Family Bible

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18.   Paul Walker NODEN, son of Rev. George NODEN [no. 13] and Maram Elizabeth Mary
Rossell. Born on 31 Jan. 1889 in Bellefonte, Centre, Pennsylvania. Died on 4 Feb. 1965 in
Hollywood, Broward, Florida, 76 years old. Buried in Hollywood Memorial Gardens.
Married first Francis Isabell CUSWORTH, dau. of William Cusworth (son of Leonard Cusworth
and Jane Ann Terry) and Jemima Mary “Minnie” Tunstall (dau. of James Tunstall and Anne
Harries), on 9 June 1911 when 22 years old (Francis Isabell was 20 years old). Francis Isabell
Cusworth b. on 31 March 1891 in Turtle Creek, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; d. on 27 Dec. 1940 in
Magee Hospital, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, 49 years old; bur. on 30 Dec. 1940 in
Woodlawn Cemetery, Allegheny, Pennsylvania.
Issue of Paul Walker NODEN and Francis Isabell Cusworth:
8
i.  son Ward NODEN b. about between 1911 and 1918; deceased.
ii.  dau. Olive NODEN b. about between 1911 and 1918; deceased.
iii.  son James Tunstall NODEN b. on 20 Jan. 1918 in Warren, Ohio; d. on 31 Jan.
1969 in Virginia Beach, Virginia, 51 years old; bur. in Eastern Shore Chapel
Cemetery, Virginia Beach; m. June Ellen Ketsules (8 June 1920 in Lehighton,
Pennsylvania–19 Oct. 2009 in Virginia Beach Sentara Hospital), dau. of Anthony
James Ketsules and Laura Augusta Deibert, on 4 April 1945 when 27 years old
9
(June Ellen was 24 years old); issue (surname NODEN): Patricia Ann (5 Feb. 1946
in Ashland–), Thomas James (3 July 1947 in Norfolk–), Paul Anthony (abt. 1949–d.
six weeks later) and James Tunstall Jr. (21 Jan. 1951 in Virginia Beach–).
iv.  son George Thomas NODEN b. on 24 April 1920 in Holidaysburg; m. (1, int.)
Elizabeth Jane Reeder (1923–), adopted dau. of Unknown Rock and Fannie “Peg”
Snider, on 18 Aug. 1942 in Angola, Indiana when 22 years old (Elizabeth Jane was
9
18 or 19 years old); issue (surname NODEN): Janet Jane (10 Jan. 1944 of New
London–); m. (2) Vivian Ernestine Kilpatrick (6 Feb. 1919 in Elora, Madison,
Alabama–6 Nov. 2002 in Arlington, Tarrant, Texas), dau. of George Ephram
Kilpatrick (son of George Franklin Kilpatrick and Eliza Ann Moseley) and Molly
Bell Robertson (dau. of Thomas Jefferson Robertson and Millie Rose Beavers), on
21 Sep. 1946 in Home of George T. Kilpatrick, Arlington, Texas when 26 years old
9
(Vivian Ernestine was 27 years old); issue (surname NODEN): Thomas Paul (7
Nov. 1949 in Ft Worth, Tarrant, Texas–), Cheryl Gayle (8 Aug. 1951 in Ft Worth–)
and Sandra Kaye (22 Nov. 1953 in Ft Worth–).
v.  dau. Grace Helen NODEN b. on 1 March 1922 in Holidaysburg, Blair,
Pennsylvania; m. Alfred Mathias Henke (11 Aug. 1919–) on 3 July 1946 in St.
Joseph Roman Catholic Churc, New Kensington, Pennsylvania when 24 years old
9
(Alfred Mathias was 26 years old); issue (surname Henke): Susan Carol (19 Nov.
1948 in Springdale–), Allison Grace (16 July 1951 in Springdale–) and Michael
David (26 Jan. 1954 in Springdale–).
Married second Fannie “Peg” SNIDER. Fannie “Peg” Snider b. on 30 March 1903; d. in April
1985 in Brooksville, Hernando, Florida, 82 years old; m. (2) Unknown Rock; issue: Elizabeth
Jane Reeder (1923–) and William Rock (1921–1998).
Notes on Paul Walker NODEN:
Paul's occupation was machinist.
The marriage ceremony of Paul and Francis was performed in Turtle Creek by Rev. W. R.
Jamison, with Paul’s brother, Ross and his wife as witnesses.

According to his sister, Ruth, Paul was quite attractive to the ladies. Francis Cusworth had been a
classmate of Ruth’s in Union High School. Paul and Francis had many quarrels before they were
married and they broke up several times. The marriage was a rocky one from the beginning.

Paul did not finish high school, but he was a machinist by trade and an expert mechanic. Being a
genius with tools, he built his own car in the 1920’s, according to Ruth Wetzig.

While Jim, George, and Grace were still young, about 1927, the parents separated. Because
Francis’ salary as a teacher was not sufficient to support her children, they were devided among
her sisters to raise. Jim went with Thomas and Miriam Little; George went with Frank and
Florence Law; and Grace went with Victor and Grace Wilson. The two boys later went to Ohio to
live with their father.

Paul met and fell in love with Peg Snider. His wife would not give him a divorce, and Paul and
Peg were not married until after Francis’ death.

Paul moved to Florida about 1955 or 1956 and died in Hollywood, FL on 4 Feb 1965 from a
heart attack. He was buried at Hollywood Memorial Gardens East, 6301 Taft Street, Hollywood,
FL 33024, Section 7, Row 10.
Notes on Francis Isabell Cusworth:
After their separation, Francis tracked Paul down through the boys’ school (George and Jim) and
found that he was delivering the Cleveland Plain Dealer Newspaper in Elyria, Ohio. Francis
confronted him there, and Paul thought she had brought the police to arrest him for non-support
of the children. However, she just wanted to see the boys, since Paul would not bring them to
Pennsylvania.

Sometime in the 1930’s, Francis went back to college for further study in her teaching career.
After Francis got a teaching job in the New Kensington Schools, Grace moved back with her.
She was hired as a widow because it was not acceptable for a married woman to work. At first,
she was paid in script (paper that indicated how much money was owed her). On her death
certificate, it states that she was a school teacher for 5 years until she left that occupation in 1939
(for health reasons?).

Miriam Henretty said that didn’t see Uncle Paul and Aunt Fanny much, but she always liked her
aunt. She was always kind to the kids.
She died in Magee Hospital in Pittsburgh on December 27, 1940, and was buried in New
Kensington, Pennsylvania. The attending physician, Paul M. Rike, indicated essential
hypertension, malignant phase as the primary cause of death, with hypertrophy of heart and
hypostatic pneumonia as contributory causes. The informant was her sister, Mrs. Tom Little. It
appears that she was in the hospital from December 22 through December 27, and had problems
with hypertension for 2 years.Certificate of Death, Frances Noden, December 27, 1940.
Notes on Fannie “Peg” Snider:
Grace Noden Henke pointed out that the second Mrs. Noden was part of the events leading to the
separation of Paul and Francis. Peg may not have been the only one. An aunt told Grace that Paul
was the father of an illegitimate daughter, Paula. There is no proof, however.

Source 1: George and Maram Noden Family Bible

Source 2: Marriage certificate of Paul Walker Noden and Francis Isabel Cusworth
Source 3: Information provided by son, George Thomas Noden, and daughter, Grace Henke,
niece, Miriam Henretty, and sister, Ruth Wetzig.
Source 4: Hollywood Memorial Gardens East, Gravestone of Paul Walker Noden
Source 5: Death certificate of Francis Cusworth Noden

6 5 4 3
Issue of Jesse NODEN [no. 14] ( Thomas NODEN [no. 8], Ralph NODEN [no. 5], Ralph
2 1
NODEN [no. 3], Jonathan NODEN [no. 2], Thomas NODEN [no. 1]) and Ada Roberts
7 6
19.   Effie May NODEN, dau. of Jesse NODEN [no. 14] and Ada Roberts. Born on 16 Jan.
1892 in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Died on 20 June 1971 in McKeesport, 79 years old. Buried
in Richland Cemetery, Dravosburg, Pennsylvania.
Married Matthew W. SIMPSON on 15 June 1914 in McKeesport when 22 years old.
Issue of Effie May NODEN and Matthew W. Simpson:
8
i.  dau. Eliner May SIMPSON b. on 11 April 1915 in McKeesport; m. William H.
Cogley on 25 Nov. 1935 in McKeesport when 20 years old; issue (surname
9
Cogley): Roger William (27 Oct. 1936 in McKeesport–).
Notes on Effie May NODEN:
Effie worked as a coil winder at Westinghouse prior to her marriage.
Index

References are to entry numbers, not to page numbers

(
(Frances?)
Unknown m. Thomas Noden 3
B
Beavers
Millie Rose (1850–1935) m. Thomas Jefferson Robertson 18
Boylance
James 10
Sarah m. Samuel Noden 10
Brocklehurst
John m. Ann Noden 3
C
Chatterton
Ann (abt. 1780–aft. 1861) m. Ralph Noden 3, 4
John m. Mary Unknown 3
Clare
Henry (abt. 1835–) m. Frances Noden 9
Cogley
Roger William (1936–) 19
William H. m. Eliner May Simpson 19
Cottrell
Mary m. Charles Nodin 4
Crenata Montgomery
Hirtella (1891–1974) m. Thomas Maddock Noden 13
Cusworth
Francis Isabell (1891–1940) m. Paul Walker Noden 18
Leonard (abt. 1802–) m. Jane Ann Terry 18
William (1860–1912) m. Jemima Mary “Minnie” Tunstall 18
D
Daintith
Ann (abt. 1805–) m. Emanuell Nodin 4, 6
Darlington
Elizabeth (abt. 1783–1864) m. John Mountfield 5
Joseph m. Dorothea Unknown 5
Deibert
Laura Augusta (1889–1968) m. Anthony James Ketsules 18
Divens
Ken (–1994) m. Alice May Noden 16
Kenny (1944–1988) 16
Dowman
Mary (abt. 1798–1851) m. Thomas Rossell 13
Durmis
J. m. Ida Ruth Noden 16
E
Egerton
Ellen (abt. 1858–) m. John Noden 9
F
Fox
Jeannette (abt. 1870–) m. Thomas Noden 9
Fryer
Mary m. Emanuell Nodin 4
H
Haddock
Richard m. Eliza Noden 9
Harries
Anne (abt. 1833–) m. James Tunstall 18
Henke
Alfred Mathias (1919–) m. Grace Helen Noden 18
Allison Grace (1951–) 18
Michael David (1954–) 18
Susan Carol (1948–) 18
Henretty
Bruce George (1943–) 16
Daune Brian (1945–) 16
Garland Harry "Gary" (1938–) 16
Garland Luther "Curly" (–2006) m. Miriam Jane “Mickey” Noden 16
Jesse Ralph (1939–) 16
Kathleen Virginia (1935–2008) 16
Hodgkinson
Elizabeth m. Robert Noden 1
Sarah (–1767) m. Jonathan Noden 2
Household
Elizabeth Emma (abt. 1805–1882) m. Thomas Walker 13
Hutchinson
Elizabeth m. Thomas Noden 1, 1
J
Johnston
Jennie (1885–1978) m. Jesse Hoult Noden 16
K
Ketsules
Anthony James (–1963) m. Laura Augusta Deibert 18
June Ellen (1920–2009) m. James Tunstall Noden 18
Kilpatrick
George Ephram (1867–1931) m. Molly Bell Robertson 18
George Franklin (1822–1896) m. Eliza Ann Moseley 18
Vivian Ernestine (1919–2002) m. George Thomas Noden 18
L
Lane
Odessa Myrtle (1890–1979) m. George Rossell Noden 15
Lansberry
Burtis M. (–bet. 1940 and 1949) m. Mary Ivey Noden 15
Dorwyn B. 15
Elizabeth L. 15
Latimer 15
Mary Lu 15
Littler
Martha (–1806) m. Ralph Noden 3
M
Madden
Della (–1931) m. George Rossell Noden 15
Maddock
Peter (abt. 1791–bur. 1853) m. Elizabeth Shalcross 8
Sarah (1833–1866) m. Thomas Noden 8, 12
Moseley
Eliza Ann (1831–1912) m. George Franklin Kilpatrick 18
Mountfield
Elizabeth (Betty) (abt. 1813–1886) m. Ralph Noden 5, 7
John (1783–abt. 1862) m. Elizabeth Darlington 5
Richard (–abt. 1811) m. Ellen Williamson 5
N
Noden
Alfred (bap. 1860–abt. 1860) 8
Alice May (1911–abt. 1961) m. Ken Divens 16
Amy Irene (1927–) m. J. Stine 16
Ann (1809–) m. John Brocklehurst 3
Anne (bap. 1835–) m. Charles Pace 5
Bessie (1909–) 14
Charles (bap. 1863–) 6
Cheryl Gayle (1951–) 18
Effie May (1892–1971) m. Matthew W. Simpson 14, 19
Eileen 16
Eliza (abt. 1866–) m. Richard Haddock 9
Elizabeth (1845–) 5
Elizabeth (abt. 1873–) 11
Elizabeth E. (abt. 1862–) 8
Ernest (1906–) 16
Frances (abt. 1867–) m. Henry Clare 9
Frances (abt. 1880–) 11
Frederick Howard (1893–1894) 14
George (bap. 1860–) 6
George Harry (1895–1914) 14
George Rossell (1881–1969) m. Mary Ivey Shirey, Della Madden, Odessa Myrtle Lane 13,
15
George Thomas (1920–) m. Elizabeth Jane Reeder, Vivian Ernestine Kilpatrick 18
George, Rev. (1857–1942) m. Maram Elizabeth Mary Rossell 8, 13, 14
Grace Helen (1922–) m. Alfred Mathias Henke 18
Hannah 6
Harry Burger (1897–1907) 13
Harry John (1920–2005) m. Helen Proach 16
Harry Robert (Herky) (1942–) 16
Henry (abt. 1850–1926) m. Martha Price 5, 11
Henry (abt. 1869–) 10
Henry (abt. 1882–) 11
Ida Ruth (1922–1996) m. J. Durmis 16
James Tunstall (1918–1969) m. June Ellen Ketsules 18
James Tunstall Jr. (1951–) 18
Jane (abt. 1856–) 6
Janet Jane (1944–) 18
Jesse (1863–1912) m. Ada Roberts 8, 14, 18
Jesse (1912–) 16
Jesse Hoult (1885–1941) m. Jennie Johnston 13, 16
John (abt. 1843–1887) m. Ann Wharton, Ellen Egerton 5, 9
John (bap. 1858–) 6
John (1804–) 3
John (abt. 1873–1874) 9
John Roy (1891–1893) 13
Jonathan (abt. 1734–1817) m. Sarah Hodgkinson, Martha Palin 1, 2, 2
Joseph (abt. 1886–) 11
Martha (bap. 1818–) 3
Martha (abt. 1857–) m. Thomas Speed 5
Martha (abt. 1840–) 6
Martha (abt. 1875–) 11
Martha (abt. 1803–1803) 3
Mary Ivey (1902–) m. Burtis M. Lansberry 15
Miriam Jane "Mickey" (1917–2006) m. Garland Luther “Curly” Henretty 16
Olive (abt. bet. 1911 and 1918–) 18
Patricia Ann (1946–) 18
Paul (1908–) 16
Paul Anthony (abt. 1949–) 18
Paul Walker (1889–1965) m. Francis Isabell Cusworth, Fannie “Peg” Snider 13, 18
Ralph (1811–1879) m. Elizabeth (Betty) Mountfield 3, 5, 7
Ralph (abt. 1771–bef. 1841) m. Martha Littler, Ann Chatterton 2, 3, 4
 Ralph (abt. 1870–) 10
Ralph (1806–1808) 3
Ralph (1915–) 16
Ralph (1900–1903) 13
Robert (abt. 1840–) 5
Robert (abt. 1815–1879) m. Jane Unknown 3, 6
Robert (bap. 1743–) m. Elizabeth Hodgkinson 1
Robert David (1905–1906) 14
Ruth Bibby (1887–1974) m. A. Karl Wetzig 13, 17
Samuel (abt. 1848–) m. Sarah Boylance 5, 10
Samuel (abt. 1889–) 11
Sandra Kaye (1953–) 18
Sarah (1866–1866) 8
Sarah Ann (1856–1856) 8
Sarah Elizabeth (1907–1967) m. James E. Rickard 14
Sarah Priece (abt. 1870–) 11
Thomas (1813–aft. 1861) m. Unknown (Frances?) 3
Thomas 6
Thomas (abt. 1870–) m. Jeannette Fox 9
Thomas (bap. 1737–) 1
Thomas m. Elizabeth Hutchinson 1, 1
Thomas (1833–1906) m. Sarah Maddock 5, 8, 12
Thomas James (1947–) 18
Thomas Maddock (1882–1968) m. Hirtella Crenata Montgomery 13
Thomas Paul (1949–) 18
Ward (abt. bet. 1911 and 1918–) 18
William (bap. 1838–) 5
William (abt. 1768–) m. Margaret Rowley 2
William (1801–) 3
Nodin
Charles (bap. 1812–) 4
Charles (1828–) m. Mary Cottrell 4
Eliza (abt. 1837–) 4
Elizabeth (bap. 1817–) 4
Elizabeth (bap. 1764–) 2
Elizabeth (abt. 1826–) 4
Emanuell (abt. 1776–) m. Mary Fryer, Ann Daintith, Mary Ward, Elizabeth Ward 2, 4, 6
Emanuell (bap. 1804–) 4
Francis (bap. 1821–) 4
George (abt. 1825–) 4
Hannah (abt. 1823–) 4
Hannah (abt. 1830–) 4
Jane (bap. 1821–bef. 1881) m. John Thorpe 4, 7, 11
Jane (1815–1817) 4
John (1763–bur. 1763) 2
John (abt. 1831–) 4
 Jonathan (bap. 1806–1812) 4
Louisa (abt. 1813–) 4
Martha (bap. 1774–) 2
Martha (bap. 1803–) 4
Mary (bap. 1808–) 4
Mary (abt. 1833–) 4
Nancy (abt. 1780–) 2
Peter (bap. 1809–) 4
Sarah (bap. 1767–1767) 2
P
Pace
Charles m. Anne Noden 5
Palin
Martha (abt. 1738–) m. Jonathan Noden 2, 2
Price
Martha (abt. 1850–) m. Henry Noden 11
Proach
Helen (abt. 1921–) m. Harry John Noden 16
R
Reeder
Elizabeth Jane (1923–) m. George Thomas Noden 18, 18
Rickard
James E. m. Sarah Elizabeth Noden 14
Roberts
Ada (1870–1940) m. Jesse Noden 14, 18
Robertson
Molly Bell (1880–1955) m. George Ephram Kilpatrick 18
Thomas Jefferson (1837–1915) m. Millie Rose Beavers 18
Rock
Unknown m. Fannie “Peg” Snider 18, 18
William (1921–) 18
Rossell
Maram Elizabeth Mary (1860–1944) m. Rev. George Noden 13, 14
Robert Henry (1838–aft. 1901) m. Maram Emma Walker 13
Thomas (abt. 1792–abt. 1852) m. Mary Dowman 13
Rowley
Margaret m. William Noden 2
S
Shalcross
Elizabeth (1802–1852) m. Peter Maddock 8
James (abt. 1763–abt. 1818) m. Martha Unknown 8
Shirey
Mary Ivey (abt. 1881–) m. George Rossell Noden 15
Simpson
 Eliner May (1915–) m. William H. Cogley 19
Matthew W. m. Effie May Noden 19
Snider
Fannie "Peg" (1903–1985) m. Paul Walker Noden, Unknown Rock 18, 18
Speed
Thomas m. Martha Noden 5
Stine
Douglas (abt. 1957–) 16
J. m. Amy Irene Noden 16
Jennifer Lynn (abt. 1961–) 16
T
Terry
Jane Ann (abt. 1816–) m. Leonard Cusworth 18
Thorpe
Abraham (abt. 1842–) m. Mary Unknown 7, 12
Ellen (abt. 1874–) 12
George (abt. 1872–) 12
John m. Jane Nodin 7, 11
Johnathon (abt. 1870–) 12
Tunstall
James (1834–) m. Anne Harries 18
Jemima Mary "Minnie" (1862–1919) m. William Cusworth 18
U
Unknown
Dorothea m. Joseph Darlington 5
Jane (abt. 1821–1866) m. Robert Noden 6
Martha (abt. 1761–abt. 1818) m. James Shalcross 8
Mary m. John Chatterton 3
Mary m. Abraham Thorpe 12
Mary Alice (1918–1998) m. Richard August Wetzig 17
W
Walker
Maram Emma (abt. 1836–1864) m. Robert Henry Rossell 13
Thomas (abt. 1800–bef. bet. 1871 and 1881) m. Elizabeth Emma Household 13
Ward
Elizabeth (abt. 1803–) m. Emanuell Nodin 4
Mary (abt. 1805–) m. Emanuell Nodin 4
Wetzig
A. Karl m. Ruth Bibby Noden 17
Richard August (1915–1978) m. Mary Alice Unknown 17
Wharton
Ann (abt. 1845–1874) m. John Noden 9
John 9
Williamson
Ellen (abt. 1741–abt. 1818) m. Richard Mountfield 5