John Noble (abt. 1812 - 1894)

Born about 1812 in Edingley, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom

Husband of Mary (Chilcott) Noble — married 28 Aug 1841 in Whittingham, Colony of New South Wales

Descendants

Died 17 Sep 1894 at about age 82 in Glennies Creek, Colony of New South Wales

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Biography

John Noble was born in Edingley, Nottinghamshire, England.

John Noble was a convict after the Third Fleet transported to New South Wales

John Noble was baptised 29 June 1812 at St Giles, Edingley, Nottinghamshire ^[1].

John arrived in the colony 21 February 1831 on the "York" leaving England 3 September 1830, he was sentenced at Derby Quarter Sessions to 7 years transportation, his occupation was described as a stable hand, religion Church of England.

John Noble married Mary Chilcott the daughter of convicts James Chilcott, ‘Admiral Gambier’ (1811) & Elizabeth Quayle, ‘Wanstead’ (1814) on 28th August 1841 at Singleton. They had at least 12 children between 1842-1860 including.

James Chilcott Noble 1842–1923

Mary (Noble) Widders 1843–1929

Elizabeth (Noble) Flick 1845–1934

Sarah Mary (Noble) Strumey 1848–1936

Matilda (Noble) Sweeney 1849–1923

Harriett (Noble) Tucker 1851–1909

Susannah (Noble) Cunneen 1851-1941

John Edward Noble 1853–1921

Thomas Edward Noble 1855–1920

Edward William Noble 1857–1908

Charles Frederick Noble 1860–1949

He was aged 83 years when he died and was buried at the Camberwell Cemetery. He died at the property 'SYDENHAM' at Glennies Creek near Singleton.

from the The Maitland Daily Mercury of Wednesday 19 September 1894 we see his death notice below:

Death of An Old Resident. — Another old and much respected resident of this district has joined the silent majority in the person of Mr. John Noble of Glennie's Creek,- near Dulwich. For many years Mr. Noble had been in indifferent health brought on we believe from the effects of a fall from a horse. In his young days the deceased was an excellent horseman, and placed to his credit a good few wins of races successfully negotiated by him on some of the best nags at a time when horse racing could truthfully be termed the King of Sports. Mr. Noble was one of the oldest residents of Glennie's Creek, where he owned a nice property. He leaves a widow and several grown up sons and daughters, all of whom are married.

Sources

1. ↑ Parish Register Abstract, Parish of St Giles, Edingley, at FindMyPast.co.uk, s/o James and Ann

• nsw.gov/bdm - DEATH: 12353/1894 Singleton unknown parents

• convictrecords.com.au

• The Digital Panopticon John Noble, British Transportation Registers, 3rd September 1830, Record ID btr113148 (https://www.digitalpanopticon.org/life?id=btr113148). Version 1.2.1, consulted 5th April 2021.

• The Digital Panopticon John Noble, Convict Indents (Ship and Arrivals Registers), 7th February 1831, Record ID cin25553 (https://www.digitalpanopticon.org/life?id=cin25553). Version 1.2.1, consulted 5th April 2021.

• Singleton Pioneer Register

• Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/184280494/john-noble : accessed 05 April 2021), memorial page for John Noble (29 Jun 1812–17 Sep 1894), Find a Grave Memorial no. 184280494, citing Camberwell Anglican Church Cemetery, Camberwell, Singleton Council, New South Wales, Australia ; Maintained by Stombell (contributor 48335209) .

• Inscription 8351658 - John Noble from the Australian Cemeteries index. first accessed online on the 5th of April, 2021 at: https://austcemindex.com/inscription?id=8351658

• SINGLETON. from The Maitland Daily Mercury (NSW : 1894 - 1939) of Wednesday 19 September 1894, Page 2. first accessed online on the 5th of April, 2021 at: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/124720894?searchTerm=%22John%20Noble%22%20dead%20death%20funeral%20singleton%20camberwell