Ephriam (Knowles) Noles
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Ephriam M. (Knowles) Noles (abt. 1835 - 1896)

Ephriam M. "E.M." Noles formerly Knowles
Born about in Georgia, United Statesmap
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Died at about age 61 in Graham, Randolph, Alabama, United Statesmap
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Contents

Biography

Introduction

Ephriam M. Noles was born about 1835 in Georgia . His father was Dennis M. Knowles/Noles and his mother was Elizabeth Mercer/Messer. He first married Perry Jane Hand before 1858. After Perry Jane presumably died between 1874 and 1880, he remarried. His second wife was Melissa Mary Sims, whom he married sometime in or before 1880.

Name

First Name

In many cases Ephriam's name was substituted by his first and middle initials, E.M. In the few cases we have with his first name spelled out, it was spelled Ephriam, with the "i" before the "a" which was not the common spelling of Ephraim, with the "a" before the "i". His first name may have been given to him from his uncle's name, Ephraim Knowles.

Middle Name

In many cases online, Ephriam's middle name is referenced as Marion. We do know that his son's middle name was Marion, however I have not been able to find proof that Ephriam Sr.'s middle name was Marion.

Surname

Ephriam was able to read and write, though through research, his spelling seemed to be quite phonetic. This may explain why the surname is "Noles" instead of "Knowles" or "Knoles".


Timeline

1830's & 1840's

We can estimate Ephriam's birth year of 1835 through later U.S. Census data. The 1840 census data for his father, Dennis Knowles, lists one male child that is over 5 years old but under 10 years old that is likely Ephriam. His father was living in Newton, Georgia during the 1830 census and Heard, Georgia during the 1840 census.


1850's

1850 United States Census

On the 1850 US Census in Carroll County, GA, Ephriam is listed as 14 years old living in the household of his father, Dennis. [1]

Marriage to Perry Jane Hand

No official marriage record has been found at this point, but their oldest child was born in about 1857. One possible marriage place may be Randolph, Alabama where records were lost in a courthouse fire.

1860's

1860 United States Census

On the 1860 US Census in the 11th District, Carroll County, GA, Ephriam is listed as 25 years old. He is the head of the household, living with wife PJ, daughter Sarah A., and son, E.M. (Jr.). His occupation is listed as farmer and value of real estate is $500 and value of personal estate is $600. Neighbors are his father Dennis M. and brother Andrew J. [2]

Will of Sherred H. Hand

The will of Sherred H. Hand, Ephriam's father-in-law, states that he or his wife Parry Jane Noles have already received their share of his estate.[3]

Will of Sherred H. Hand

Civil War

An official Confederate pension record, other correspondence, or a "recognized" Confederate regiment listing has not been found; however, both Ephriam Noles and his brother Andrew J. Noles appear on an 1862 muster roll for the Carroll County, Georgia militia. [4]According to Ephriam's daughter, Mary Amster "Molly" Noles Cole, by way of her mother, Melissa Mary Sims Noles, Ephriam was a member of the Home Guard.[5]

1862 Carroll County Militia Muster Roll

Both Ephriam and his brother Andrew J. Noles also appear on the list compiled for the Militia Re-organization Act of December 14, 1863 which was enacted to provide home protection for the State of Georgia during the Civil War. Ephriam is listed as 28 years old and his occupation is listed as "blacksmith". [6] [7] [8]

Scanned Original
Transcription from Nancy J. Cornell


1866 - Alabama State Census

Ephriam appears on the 1866 Alabama State Census in Randolph, Alabama. Listed in the household are:

Description Quantity
Males under 10 years 3
Males 30 to 40 years 1
Females under 10 years 3
Females 30 to 40 years 1

[9][10]

December 11, 1866 - Land Transaction with S.H. Hand

Grantor: S.H. Hand
Grantee: E.M. Noles

[11]

July 3, 1867 - Georgia Returns of Qualified Voters and Reconstruction Oath Book

Ephriam signed the Reconstruction Oath Book on July 3, 1867 in District 1111 (Bowdon), Carroll, Georgia. He states that he has resided in the state for 5 months. [12]

1867 Return of Qualified Voters
1867 Oath Book

1870's

1870 United States Census

On the 1870 US Census in Bowdon, Carroll County, GA, Ephriam is listed as 35 years old with a birthplace of Georgia. His occupation is listed as blacksmith and the value of real estate is $800 and personal estate is $500. Also in the household are:

Name Age Gender Birthplace
Jane Noles 35 Female Georgia
Sarah Noles 12 Female Georgia
Ephriam Noles 10 Male Georgia
Jane Noles 8 Female Georgia
John W. Noles 6 Male Georgia
Zachariah Noles 5 Male Georgia
Euphrasia Noles 3 Female Georgia
Robert Noles 1 Male Georgia
James Noles 0 Male Georgia

[13]

April 5, 1872 - Grand Jury Announcement

Ephriam is announced as a member of the Grand Jury in Carroll, Georgia. [14]

Carroll County Times, April 5, 1872


April 12, 1872 - Grand Jury Recommendations

The Grand Jury's recommendations are announced. [15]

Carroll County Times, April 12, 1872

1873-1877 Georgia Tax Digest

Ephriam is listed twice in the 1873-1877 Georgia Tax Digest for Bowdon, Carroll, Georgia.

On the first listing (listed as E.M. Noles), he owns:

  • 90 acres in Lot #195 in District 9
  • 202 acres in Lot #228 in District 9

On the second listing (listed as Ephraim M. Noles), he owns:

  • 72 acres in Lot #186 in District 9
  • 90 acres in Lot #195 in District 9
  • 202 1/2 acres in Lot #228 in District 9[16]


June 29, 1877 - Estate of Father, Dennis M. Noles Sr.

The Carroll County Times, June 29, 1877 edition, posted a notice that E.M. Noles had applied to be the administrator of the estate of his father, Dennis M. Noles. [17] [18]

November 2, 1877 - Administrator's Sale (Estate of D.M Noles)

Sale of south half of Lot 219, all of Lot 229 except 52 acres in NW corner, and all of Lot 232 except 52 acres in the SW corner is being sold by Ephraim M. Noles for the estate of his father D.M. Noles. [19]

December 4, 1877 - Land Transaction with John H. Walden

Grantor: John H. Walden
Grantee: E.M. Noles

[20]

1878-1881 Georgia Tax Digest

Ephriam is listed 4 times in the Georgia Tax Digest for 1878-1881 for Bowdon, Carroll, Georgia.

First Listing (Listed as E.M. Noles):

  • 72 acres in Lot #186 in District 9
  • 90 acres in Lot #195 in District 9
  • 200 acres in Lot #211 in District 9
  • 50 acres in Lot #232 in District 9
  • Also listed as Administrator for the Estate of D.M. Noles (no land listed)
  • Also listed as Agent for F. Noles (100 acres in Lot #232 in District 9

Second Listing (listed as Ephraim M. Noles):

  • 202 acres in Lot #211 of District 9
  • 62 acres in Lot #186 of District 9
  • 90 acres in Lot #195 of District 9
  • 50 acres in Lot #232 in District 9
  • 1 acre in Lot #158 in District 9
  • Also listed as Administrator for the Estate of D.M. Noles (no land listed)
  • Also listed as Agent for H.F. Noles (100 acres in Lot #232 in District 9

Third Listing (listed as Ephraim M. Noles):

  • 90 acres in Lot #195 in District 9
  • 72 acres in Lot #186 in District 9
  • 202 acres in Lot #211 in District 9
  • 50 acres in Lot #232 in District 9
  • 2 acres in Lot #158 in District 9
  • Also listed as Administrator for the Estate of D.M. Noles (no land listed)
  • Also listed as Agent for H.F. Noles (100 acres in Lot #232 in District 9

Fourth Listing (listed as Ephraim M. Noles):

  • 90 acres in Lot #195 of District 9
  • 72 acres in Lot #186 of District 9
  • 50 acres in Lot #232 in District 9
  • 202 acres in Lot #211 in District 9
  • Also listed as Agent for H.F. Noles (100 acres in Lot #232 in District 9[21]

September 8, 1879 - Land Transaction with Thomas Colclaught

Grantor: Thomas Colclaught
Grantee: E.M. Noles

[22]

Marriage to Melissa Mary Sims

Based on the last child from his first wife who was born in 1774 and Melissa Mary Sims appearance on the 1880 census, we can estimate their marriage occurred between 1774-1880. No official marriage record has been found at this point, but a possible marriage place may be Randolph, Alabama, where records were destroyed in a courthouse fire.

1880's

1880 United States Census

On the 1880 US Census in District 1111, Carroll County, GA, Ephriam is listed as 45 years old. His occupation is listed as farming and his birthplace is Georgia. Also in the household are:

Name Role Age Gender Birthplace
Malissa Knowles Wife 21 Female Georgia
Sarah A. Knowles Daughter 22 Female Georgia
John W. Knowles Son 17 Male Georgia
Zachariah D. Knowles Son 14 Male Georgia
Eufrasia S. Knowles Daughter 13 Female Georgia
Robbert H. Knowles Son 12 Male Georgia
James R.T. Knowles Son 10 Male Georgia
Charles F. Knowles Son 8 Male Georgia

[23]

April 23, 1880 - Marriage of Daughter Perry Jane

The Carroll County Times announces the marriage of Ephriam's daughter, Perry Jane, to William E. Hudson on April 11, 1880. [24]

Euphrasia Noles' Murder - 1882-1883

Euphrasia Noles' Murder

October 6, 1883 - Land Transaction with I.J. Price

Grantor: E.M & M.M. Noles
Grantee: I.J. Price

[25]

November 24, 1883 - Land Transaction with J.R. Turner

Grantor: E.M. & M.M. Noles Et Al
Grantee: J.R. Turner

[26]

Carrollton Mills 1883-1884

Advertisement of Carrollton Mills (Sims & Noles) in the Carroll Free Press editions of November 23, 1883; January 18, 1884; January 25, 1884; February 1, 1884; and February 8, 1884. [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] The D.W. Sims listed in the advertisement is Ephriam's wife Melissa Mary Sims Noles' uncle.

Carroll Free Press, Multiple Issues 1883-1884

February 1, 1884 - Land Trade with B.A. Sharp

E.M. Noles trades his interest in the steam mill to B.A. Sharp.[32]

Carroll Free Press, February 1, 1884

December 10, 1884 - Land Transaction with B.A. Sharp

Grantor: B.A. Sharp
Grantee: E.M. Noles Sr.

[33]

1885-1887 Georgia Tax Digest

Ephriam is listed on the 1885-1887 Georgia Tax Digest in Carrollton, Carroll, Georgia 2 times:

First Listing (Listed as Eph M. Noles):

  • 50 acres of Lot #112 in District 2
  • 101 acres of Lot #113 in District 2
  • 101 acres of Lot #93 in District 10
  • 50 acres of Lot #92 in District 10
  • 50 acres of Lot #211 in District 9

Second Listing (Listed as Ephraim M. Noles):

  • 101 acres of Lot #113 in District 2
  • 50 acres of Lot #112 in District 2


February 6, 1885 - Fish!

The Carroll Free Press, February 6, 1885 edition, announces that Ephriam has built a pond and is going to raise Carp. [34]

Carroll Free Press, January 6, 1885

May 15, 1885 - Fish!

The Carroll Free Press, May 15, 1885 edition, announces that Ephriam has "one of the finest fish ponds we have seen". [35]

Carroll Free Press, May 15, 1885

May 22, 1885 - Marriage of Daughter, Sarah A.

The Carroll Free Press announces the marriage of Ephriam's daughter, Sarah A. to Zachariah O. Noles that occurred "last Sunday". [36]

Carroll Free Press, May 22, 1885

October 23, 1885 - Bridge

The Carroll Free Press, October 23, 1885 edition, announces a grand jury recommendation that Ephriam be paid for rebuilding a bridge across the Tallapoosa River on the Bowdon and Wedowee road. [37] [38]

Carroll Free Press, October 23, 1885

January 22, 1886 - Property Sold

The Carroll Free Press, January 22, 1886 edition, announces that Ephriam has sold his property on Bowdon road to H.O. Roop for $2500. [39]

Carroll Free Press, January 22, 1886

February 12, 1886 - Property Bought

The Carroll Free Press, February 12, 1886 edition, announces that Ephriam has bought the Fields place on Seminary Street from J.T. Bradley. [40]

Carroll Free Press, February 12, 1886

December 3, 1886 - Land Sold

The Carroll Free Press, December 3, 1886 edition, announces that Ephriam has sold/swapped his place near Bethlehem Church to Reverand D.D. Entrekin of Mt. Zion, GA. Reverand D.D. Entrekin and Reverand E.F. Dean will move onto the property. [41]

Carroll Free Press, December 3, 1886

The same issue also lists that Jasper Williamson has bought the Noles place on Seminary Street.[42]

Carroll Free Press, December 3, 1886


August-September, 1887 - Bridges

The Carroll Free Press announces a bid for bridges to be built. It references the Noles bridge site on the Bowdon and Wedowee Road, which Ephriam built. The Noles bridge is ultimately awarded to W.A. Sims, Ephriam's father-in-law. [43] [44] [45] [46] [47] [48]

Carroll Free Press, Multiple Editions 1887
Carroll Free Press, September 9, 1887

February 10, 1888 - E.M. Noles of Villa Rica

Newspaper article that mentions Ephriam is living in Villa Rica.[49]

Carroll Free Press, February 10, 1888


April 6, 1888 - Kingsberry Bridge

The Carroll Free Press, April 6, 1888 edition, announces that the Kingsberry Bridge went down during a flood last week. Sims & Noles are repairing. [50]

Carroll Free Press, April 6, 1888

June 8, 1888 - Bridge Contract Awards

The Carroll Free Press, June 8, 1888 edition, announces that Ephriam has been awarded the Hill bridge north of Bowdon, GA for $100 and the bridge near Allen Mills on the Atlanta road for $88.50. [51]

Carroll Free Press, June 8, 1888

January 18, 1889 - Newspaper Subscription

The Carroll Free Press, January 18, 1889 edition, announced that Ephriam has been in town this week and paid his Carroll Free Press subscription. He subscribed to the first copy and has continued his subscription since then. [52]

Carroll Free Press, January 18, 1889

April 5, 1889 - Deer Hide Shoes

The Carroll Free Press, April 5, 1889 edition, announces that E.M. Noles has reported that J.M. Hamrick of Villa Rica is having deer hide shoes made from a hide that was tanned 26 years ago. [53]

Carroll Free Press, April 5, 1889

November 8, 1889 - Sandy Creek Bridge

The Carroll Free Press, November 8, 1889 edition, announces that Ephriam has been awarded a bridge contract across Sandy Creek for $100. [54]

Carroll Free Press, November 8, 1889

December 6, 1889 - Pig Killing

The Carroll Free Press, December 6, 1889 edition, announces that Ephriam, living near Villa Rica, GA, has killed a 27 month old pig that weighted 402 pounds. [55]

Carroll Free Press, December 6, 1889


1890's

1890 Georgia Tax Digest

Ephriam is listed on the 1890 Georgia Tax Digest for Villa Rica, Carroll, Georgia:

  • 100 acres of Lot #113 in District 2
  • 125 acres of Lot #112 in District 2

October 14, 1892 - Courthouse Bid

The Carroll Free Press, October 14, 1892 edition, announces Ephriam (of Carroll County, GA), has submitted the second lowest bid of $27,101, to build a new courthouse. [56]

Carroll Free Press, October 14, 1892

Death, Burial, and Probate

[57] [58] [59] [60]

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