Noblitt Name Study
Surnames/tags: Noblitt Noblet Noblit
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This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect.
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Ellen (Boley) Noblitt
My children are Noblitt's. I married William D. Noblitt, his parents, Ralph and Mary Noblitt. I have more info on all of them and ancestors. Ellen Noblitt
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Jerry White
Jean de Noblet in 1394 resided in the family castle called Chaisneys de Tersillac in the Normandie Province near a town of Falaise, France. Around 1540 his descendant Jean Noblett changed the name of the family castle to Chaisneys de Taincourt. He fled France due to religious persecution and the castle was burned by the King. The first of the line to arrive in the USA were four brothers William, John, Richard and Francis. The four were brothers of Irish stock, descendants of Huguenots of France who immigrated to Ireland for refuge. They and their families migrated from France thru England or Ireland and then to the USA in the early 1700s. Through tax lists, land purchase and church records they have been recorded in America as Noblet, Noblett, Noblit, Noblitt and even an occasional Knoblet
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