Born in Union, Union, South Carolina, United States
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
Levi Morgan Noble
— married
14 Jan 1816 in Union, South Carolina, United States [uncertain]
Descendants [uncertain] 
Mother of
George Washington Noble
Died about
at about age 63
in Kaufman, Texas, United States
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Biography
Jane was born in 1795. Her parents were William Hayes Steen (1738-1804) and Agnus Nancy Lusk (1753-1844).
She married Levi Noble on 14 Jan 1816 in Union, SC. They were the parents of the following children (per FS):
- Sebron Miles Noble 1816-
- Jameson Steen Noble 1817-1855
- Nardne Noble 1818-1819
- Araminta D. Noble 1819-1875
- Malvina Kemp Noble 1823-1863
- Simeon Emerson Noble 1824-1903
- William Franklin Noble 1828-1852
- Seaborn Miles Noble 1830-1864
- Mary Noble 1831-1833
- George Washington Noble 1832-1859
- Sarah Jane Noble 1834-1915
- Jefferson Monroe Noble 1837-1874
She is recorded at age 52 in Henderson, Texas in 1850, with her husband Levy 58, a farmer born in Georgia, and three youngest children George 17, Sarah 15 and Jefferson 13, who were all born in Mississippi.[1]
She passed away about 1858. She is buried in Noble-Hittson Cemetery in Kaufman, TX.
From Find a Grave bio:
- Jane's father William Hayes Steen fought and was wounded in the Battle of Kings Mountain, during the revolutionary War. Jane's mother Agnes was a widow when she brought her children to Mississippi in 1804. Jane was one of 10 children. Jane married Levi Noble in Tennessee and moved to Texas where they brought up a family of 6 children near Nacogdoches Texas. Her bother William Steen died at their residence in 1846, soon after he reached the state and is buried in the Old North Church Cemetery, 4 miles from their house. Levi and Jane then moved to St Augustine county where they lived for a while, and then again moved to Kaufman county Texas, where they both lived and died. Their two oldest children gained distinction and high rank in the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Jamison Noble became a Major and Levi attained the rank of Brigadier General in the Confederate Service. Jane's children were Jamison 1817, Levi George W. 1833, Sarah J. 1835 and Jefferson M. 1837.
Taken for the Rev. Moses Steen Family Book.
Sources
- ↑ "United States Census, 1850", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MXL2-HXF : Mon Jul 17 22:35:44 UTC 2023), Entry for Levy Noble and Jane Noble, 1850.
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