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Elizabeth Hoffman

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William Cox

George Hoffman

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Catherina Rein

Baltzar Hoffman

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Samuel Hoffman

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Catherine Hoffman

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Elizabeth Hoffman

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Jane D. Powell

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U. S. Census Records

Citations

1. [S1366] Brent H. Holcomb, "Tombstone Inscriptions: Sharon Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, York County", South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research III3 (1975): p. 4. Hereinafter cited as "Sharon Tombstone Inscriptions."
2. [S1367] John Darwin will (22 November 1836), York County, South Carolina Will Book G Will Book G: "Item. To the children of my daughter Rachel, I will, the tract of land whereon Rachel with her husband John Powel resided at her death, and also my Negro girl Rose with her issue (except the oldest child) I will that said family live together on said land, and enjoy the benefit of the above bequest so long as practicable. But in the case the majority refuse to continue as a family and support their aged Father, then when the youngest comes of age to inherit, the said land and Negro or Negroes shall be sold and the price be equally divided amongst the children. I will to my Grand daughter Jane Powel the oldest child of the aforesaid Rose and I do desire most earnestly that the said Jane Powel do consult some experienced friends with regard to my request concerning the best interest of the family as such. I name Wm Jameson as a friend to directin this matter.". Hereinafter cited as York Will Book G.
3. [S1365] Cynthia Naomi Powell v. Jane D. Powell, File #2176., Case #50: Jane and Naomi were beneficiaries of the last will and testament of John Darwin, Sr. Jane (Powell) Naugle acted as guardian until March 1842 death of Cynthia.21 pages, not numbered.
4. [S1365] Cynthia Naomi Powell v. Jane D. Powell, File #2176., Case #50.
5. [S1365] Cynthia Naomi Powell v. Jane D. Powell, File #2176., Case #50: J.M Hope, Administrator of the Estate of C.N. Powell (and brother-in-law to the sisters), petitioned the court on 31 January 1844 to review the final guardian settlement by Jane D. Powell. Ordinary Benjamin Chambers ruled in favor of the Guardian at which point Hope filed an appeal. After taking evidentiary testimony, Chambers determined: that the total value of the C.N. Powell Estate was $71.36 (rather than $68.90 claimed by Guardian); that $43.71 would be due Administrator Hope; that $27.65 be retained by John and Jane Naugle (esentialy two inherited shares of the estate); and that the Naugles would pay court costs.
6. [S1366] Brent H. Holcomb, "Sharon Tombstone Inscriptions", p.4.
7. [S1809] Ron, Compiler, Gedsite Cemeteries: Media Links to Source, new edition (link, 6 February 2017, RootsMagic & Gedsite, Software Land) p. 3, Sharon
8. [S1846] 1810 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
9. [S1847] 1820 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
10. [S1848] 1830 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)

John Lafayette Naugle

Parents

U. S. Census Records

Date	Place
23 October 1850	Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG8
6 September 1860	Sumterville, Sumter, Alabama, United StatesG9
21 June 1870	Livingston, Sumter, AlabamaG10

Citations

1. [S1363] , Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Alabama, NARA M311, 508 rolls (http:www.fold3.com: Fold3.com), roll 366, index card for John L. Naugle, Pvt., Co. A, 36th Alabama Infantry Regiment. Hereinafter cited as Alabama CSA Service Records.
2. [S1363] , Alabama CSA Service Records, NARA M311, 508 rolls, roll 366, index card for John L. Naugle, Pvy., Co. A, 36th Alabama Infantry Regiment.
3. [S1364] Ralph Donnelly, compiler, Service Records of Confederate Enlisted Marines (Washington, NC: Self, 1979), p. 76. Hereinafter cited as CSA Marine Service Records.
   On March 16, 1861 the provisional Confederate government authorized a Confederate States Marine Corps. It's leadership for a great majority of the war consisted of the following: Commandant - Colonel Lloyd J. Beall; Asst Commandant - Lt. Col Henry B. Tyler; Quartermaster - Maj Algernon S. Taylor; Paymaster - Maj. Richard T. Allison; Adjutant - Maj. Israel Greene; and SgtMaj of C.S.M.C. - SgtMaj Edwin Wallace. There were 6 companies of Marines (A,B,C,D,E, & F) and the HQ staff. None of the companies ever reached full strength and the entire C.S.M.C. never numbered more than size of a standard regiment. However they did serve the length of the war and in a number of engagements from 1861 through 1865. The C.S.M.C. was headquartered at Camp Beall, Drewy's Bluff, VA. Marine Barracks were located at various naval stations around the CSA including: Norfolk, Richmond, Savannah, Wilmington, Mobile, Charleston, and Pensacola.
4. [S1363] , Alabama CSA Service Records, NARA M311, 508 rolls, roll 366, index card for Jno. L. Naugle, Pvt., CS Marine Corps.
5. [S1364] Ralph Donnelly, CSA Marine Service Records, p.76.
6. [S1424] John S. Naugle, Probate Court Minutes of Sumter County, Alabama, Volume 12A (1867-1871), pp. 143-145. Hereinafter cited as Sumter Probate Court Minutes.
7. [S1423] John S. Naugle, Orpahans Court Records of Sumter County, Alabama, Volume 24 (1867-1871), pp. 443-44. Hereinafter cited as Sumter Orphan Court Records.
8. [S1841] 1850 US Federal Census, Chickasaw County, Mississippi, population schedule,Eastern Division, p. p. 338, dwelling/family 540/540, David Huffman; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 23 October 2006.)
   David Huffman 43 (Farmer, P=$300.), Sarah 36, William 20, Andrew 18, Michael 16, Catherine 15, Adeline 13, John 10, George 6, Alfred 4, James K.P. 2, Lafayette Noggle 6, George W. Noggle 5, and Catherine Noggle 75.
9. [S1850] 1860 US Census, Sumter County, Alabama, population schedule,Northern Division, p. p. 37/603, dwelling/family 290/290, John S. Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 5 October 2006.)
   John S. Noggle 48, Farmer ($1,500./$8,000), NC; John Lafayette 16, SC (-->); George W. D. 14; and William Miller 40, Farm Labor.
10. [S1851] 1870 US Census, Sumter County, Alabama, population schedule,Township 19 Range 1-4, p. p. 196/221, dwelling/family 63/53, Lafayett Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 7 June 2008.)
    Lafayett Naugle 25, AL, "in prison"

George WD Naugle

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Tombstone-George W.D. Naugle

U. S. Census Records

Date	Place
23 October 1850	Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG8
6 September 1860	Sumterville, Sumter, Alabama, United StatesG9
30 July 1870	Pinckneyville, Perry County, IllinoisG10
8 July 1880	Pinckneyville, Perry County, IllinoisG11
5 June 1900	Riverside, Adams County, Illinois12
21 April 1910	Kearny, Hudson County, New JerseyG13
7 January 1920	Quincy, Adams, Illinois, United StatesG14
6 June 1930	Riverside, Adams County, Illinois15

Citations

1. [S1763] Illinois "Illinois, Deaths & Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947", database, Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com)
2. [S1363] , Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Alabama, NARA M311, 508 rolls (http:www.fold3.com: Fold3.com), Roll 371. Hereinafter cited as Alabama CSA Service Records.
   Index card for George W.D. Naugle, Pvt., Co. A 37th Mississippi Infantry. 37th Infantry Regiment was organized during the spring of 1862 with men recruited in the counties of Clarke, Lowndes, Greene, De Soto, Jasper, and Claiborne. After participating in numerous battles in Mississippi the unit was assigned to General Hebert's Brigade in the Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana. It was captured when Vicksburg fell and during the siege it lost 17 killed, 56 wounded, and 7 missing. Exchanged, the regiment contained 26 officers and 442 men in December, 1863. It then served under Generals Mackall, Cantey, and Featherston in the Army of Tennessee. The 37th fought in the Atlanta Campaign, endured Hood's winter operations in Tennessee, and ended the war in North Carolina. It reported 5 killed and 27 wounded of the 453 engaged at Iuka , had 19 killed and 62 wounded at Corinth, and sustained 81 casualties at Hatchie's Bridge. Many were disabled in Tennessee, and early in 1865 its ten companies were reduced to three and the unit was redesignated the 37th Battalion. It surrendered in April. The field officers were Colonels Orlando S. Holland and Robert McLain; Lieutenant Colonels William S. Patton, Samuel H. Terral, and William W. Wier; and Major John McGee.
3. [S1363] , Alabama CSA Service Records, NARA M311, 508 rolls, roll 371.
   Index card for George W.D. Naugle, Pvt., Co. A 37th Mississippi Infantry.
4. [S1764] Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Ilinois, M539 (: Fold3, 2011), Fold3#11-055, George W.D. Naugle, Infantry
5. [S1765] Organization Index to Pension Files of Veterans Who Served Between 1861 and 1900, microfilm publication T289 (Washington, D.C.: NARA/Fold3, 2011), Roll 36, George W.D. Naugle
6. [S1763] Illinois, "Illinois, Deaths & Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947", database, Ancestry.com, George W.D. Naugle
7. [S1809] Ron, Compiler, Gedsite Cemeteries: Media Links to Source, new edition (link, 6 February 2017, RootsMagic & Gedsite, Software Land) p. 4, Sunset
8. [S1841] 1850 US Federal Census, Chickasaw County, Mississippi, population schedule,Eastern Division, p. p. 338, dwelling/family 540/540, David Huffman; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 23 October 2006.)
   David Huffman 43 (Farmer, P=$300.), Sarah 36, William 20, Andrew 18, Michael 16, Catherine 15, Adeline 13, John 10, George 6, Alfred 4, James K.P. 2, Lafayette Noggle 6, George W. Noggle 5, and Catherine Noggle 75.
9. [S1850] 1860 US Census, Sumter County, Alabama, population schedule,Northern Division, p. p. 37/603, dwelling/family 290/290, John S. Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 5 October 2006.)
   John S. Noggle 48, Farmer ($1,500./$8,000), NC; John Lafayette 16, SC (-->); George W. D. 14; and William Miller 40, Farm Labor.
10. [S1851] 1870 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
11. [S1839] 1880 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
12. [S1852] 1900 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
13. [S1853] 1910 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
14. [S1854] 1920 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
15. [S1855] 1930 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)

Jacob Setzer, II

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1810 Federal Census-Jacob Setzer Senior

U. S. Census Records

Date	Place
June 1800	Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+16
1 June 1810	Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+17
1 June 1820	Franklin, Georgia, United StatesG18
27 June 1830	Franklin, Georgia, United StatesG19

Citations

1. [S1781] Lucian Lamar Knight, Georgia's Roster of the Revolution: Containing a List of the State's Defenders; Officers and Men; Soldiers and Sailors; Partisans and Regulars; Whether Enlisted from Georgia or Settled in Georgia After the Close of Hostilities, reprint (Baltimore, Maryland: Geneological Publishing Company, 1967), pp. 319 & 331
2. [S1782] Jacob Setser, Burke County, Entry #994, 28 October 1778. Issued 28 October 1782, 44, File # 513, p. 237; North Carolina Land Grant Office Land Patent Records, North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, North Carolina
3. [S130] Lorena S. Eaker, compiler, German Speaking People West of the Catawba River In North Carolina 1750-1800 And Some Emigres Participation In the Early Settlement of Southeast Missouri (Franklin, North Carolina 28734: Genealogy Publishing Service, 1994), p.384. Hereinafter cited as German Speaking People.
   Sold their 179 acres of land (on west side of present day Newton) and moved to Franklin County, Georgia.
4. [S1352] Catawba County Genealogical Society, compiler, The Heritage of Catawba County, NC, Volume I (Winston-Salem, NC: Hunter Publishing, 1986), Nos. 720 & 721, pp. 455-56.
5. [S1783] Lincoln County, North Carolina Deed Book 28, pp. 45-46. Hereinafter cited as LCDB 28.
   Jacob sold 179 acres of this tract to William Bost, Jr. for $400. Maxwell Willson and Christopher Setzer witnessed the deed. A rectangular plot of approximately 21 acres (actually about 15 acres) in the north east corner of the original grant was not included in this transaction. This was likely retained for a homeplace for some members of his family. Jacob's son, Christopher, would later handle these 15 acres.
6. [S1805] Franklin County, Georgia, Superior Court, Deed Book B: 132-133; Georgia State Archives, Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia.
7. [S1353] Alex M. Hitz, compiler, Land Grants Made to Revolutionary War Veterans by the State of Georgia Georgia State Printing Office, 1966), Jacob Setzer: Residence: Franklin County. Year Lottery: 1832. Draw: Cherokee County, Lot 78, District 22, Section 2. 160 acres. Year awarded: 12/18/1841.
8. [S1445] James F. Smith, The Cherokee Land Lottery, Containing a Numerical List of the Names of the Fortunate Drawers in Said Lottery with an Engraved Map of Each District (New York: Harper and Brothers, 1838), Grant Book Cherokee 22-2, p. 208. Hereinafter cited as Cherokee Lottery 1832. Jacob's heirs received from the "STATE OF GEORGIA---all that tract or lot of land, containing one hundred and sixty acres, situate, lying and being in the Twenty-second District of the Second Section, in the County of Cherokee, in said State, which said Tract or Lot of Land is known and distinguished in the plan of said District by the number seventy eight."
9. [S1447] 1832 Land Lottery, Georgia, Surveyor General Plats (Georgia State Archives), Jacob Setzer. Section 2, Districts 22-23, Lot no. 78, 160 acres. Hereinafter cited as GA Surveyor General Plats.
10. [S1448] Land Grant, Georgia, Surveyor General Grants (Georgia State Archives, 31 August 1793), 1832 Gold Land Lottery. Jacob Setzer. Section 2, Districts 22-23, p. 208. Hereinafter cited as GA Surveyor General Grants.
11. [S1445] James F. Smith, Cherokee Lottery 1832, Jacob Setzer, Franklin County.
    Lot # 560 (40 acres). 21st District of Section 2 Cherokee (now Bartow) County
12. [S1447] GA Surveyor General Plats, Jacob Setzer. Section 2, District 21, Lot no. 560, 40 acres.
13. [S1448] GA Surveyor General Grants, 1832 Gold Lottery. Jacob Setzer. Section 2, District 21, Vol. 2, p. 750.
14. [S102] Barbara Sears McRae, compiler, Records of Old Macon County, N.C. 1829-1850 (Baltimore, Maryland: Clearfield Company, 1991), p. 18. Hereinafter cited as Records of Old Macon County, N.C.
15. [S1804] "Jacob Setzer II", 2005, Derick Hartshorn ( Catawba, North Carolina) to (); held by R. M. Noggle
16. [S1845] 1800 US Census, population schedule,Lincoln, North Carolina, p. p. 870, Jacob Setzer; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed 3 November 2003.)
    Jacob Setzer: 3M-U10; 2M-10-15; 1M-16-25; 1M-45 and over; 1F-U10; 1F-10-15; 1F-26-45; and 1F-45 and over.
17. [S1846] 1810 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
    Jacob Setzer: Males: 1 45 & over. Females: 1 45 & over.
18. [S1847] 1820 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
19. [S1848] 1830 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
    Jacob Setser. Males: 1 70-80. Females: 1 60-70. No slaves.

Mariah Elizabeth Hildebrand

U. S. Census Records

Date	Place
June 1800	Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+4
1 June 1810	Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+5
1 June 1820	Franklin, Georgia, United StatesG6
27 June 1830	Franklin, Georgia, United StatesG7

Citations

1. [S130] Lorena S. Eaker, compiler, German Speaking People West of the Catawba River In North Carolina 1750-1800 And Some Emigres Participation In the Early Settlement of Southeast Missouri (Franklin, North Carolina 28734: Genealogy Publishing Service, 1994), p.384. Hereinafter cited as German Speaking People.
   Sold their 179 acres of land (on west side of present day Newton) and moved to Franklin County, Georgia.
2. [S1352] Catawba County Genealogical Society, compiler, The Heritage of Catawba County, NC, Volume I (Winston-Salem, NC: Hunter Publishing, 1986), Nos. 720 & 721, pp. 455-56.
3. [S1783] Lincoln County, North Carolina Deed Book 28, pp. 45-46. Hereinafter cited as LCDB 28.
   Jacob sold 179 acres of this tract to William Bost, Jr. for $400. Maxwell Willson and Christopher Setzer witnessed the deed. A rectangular plot of approximately 21 acres (actually about 15 acres) in the north east corner of the original grant was not included in this transaction. This was likely retained for a homeplace for some members of his family. Jacob's son, Christopher, would later handle these 15 acres.
4. [S1845] 1800 US Census, population schedule,Lincoln, North Carolina, p. p. 870, Jacob Setzer; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed 3 November 2003.)
   Jacob Setzer: 3M-U10; 2M-10-15; 1M-16-25; 1M-45 and over; 1F-U10; 1F-10-15; 1F-26-45; and 1F-45 and over.
5. [S1846] 1810 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
   Jacob Setzer: Males: 1 45 & over. Females: 1 45 & over.
6. [S1847] 1820 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
7. [S1848] 1830 US Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
   Jacob Setser. Males: 1 70-80. Females: 1 60-70. No slaves.

Edward Bing

Parents

Elizabeth E. Naugle

Parents

U. S. Census Records

Date	Place
1 June 1880	Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG3
4 June 1900	Houlka, Chickasaw, MississippiG4
26 April 1910	Houlka, Chickasaw, MississippiG5
14 January 1920	Clay, Mississippi, United States6
2 April 1930	West Point, Clay, Mississippi, United StatesG7

Citations

1. [S169] CCH&GS, "Chickasaw Index to Probate Docket--1853-1870", Chickasaw Times Past X4 (Jan.-March 1992): p. 174. Hereinafter cited as "Chickasaw Probate Docket Index--1853-1870."
   Index page 172 references: "Naugle et al Gdn. E.C. (Andrew Nogle Guardian). Index page 321 references Wm Naugle Est. Probate docket index taken from microfilm in the Houston Carnegie Library. The original book cannot be located in the Houston, MS Courthouse.
2. [S153] CCH&GS, "Chickasaw Probate Docket", Chickasaw Times Past XVI2 (July-Sept. 1997): p. 16. Case # 486, p.178:1882. Hereinafter cited as "Chickasaw Probate Docket."
   J.W. and E. C. Naugle vs. Mrs. Bettie Cain and Mrs. Tobitha Griffin. Case: Petition to the court by the next of friend, Wesley Cain, for J. W. (age 18) and E. C. (age 20) Naugle for an order removing disabilities and see that they get their money from their former guardian, Sarah A. Naugle. Names memtioned: Father (not named) departed this life 24 July 1863. Andrew Naugle was guardian but removed himself from the county and their Mother, S. A. Naugle was appointed guardian. S. A. Naugle died 31 October 1881.
3. [S1839] 1880 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
   S.A. Naugles (50, Widow, AL, AL, AL), E.E. Naugles (daughter, 18 or 11, MS, NC, AL), and J.W. Naugles (son, 10, MS, NC, AL).
4. [S1852] 1900 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
5. [S1853] 1910 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
6. [S1854] 1920 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
7. [S1855] 1930 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)

John William Naugle

Parents

Death Certificate - J W Naugle

U. S. Census Records

Date	Place
1 June 1880	Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG6
8 June 1900	Butte, Silver Bow, Montana, United StatesG7
15 April 1910	Butte, Silver Bow, Montana, United StatesG8

Citations

1. [S169] CCH&GS, "Chickasaw Index to Probate Docket--1853-1870", Chickasaw Times Past X4 (Jan.-March 1992): p. 174. Hereinafter cited as "Chickasaw Probate Docket Index--1853-1870."
   Index page 172 references: "Naugle et al Gdn. E.C. (Andrew Nogle Guardian). Index page 321 references Wm Naugle Est. Probate docket index taken from microfilm in the Houston Carnegie Library. The original book cannot be located in the Houston, MS Courthouse.
2. [S153] CCH&GS, "Chickasaw Probate Docket", Chickasaw Times Past XVI2 (July-Sept. 1997): p. 16. Case # 486, p.178:1882. Hereinafter cited as "Chickasaw Probate Docket."
   J.W. and E. C. Naugle vs. Mrs. Bettie Cain and Mrs. Tobitha Griffin. Case: Petition to the court by the next of friend, Wesley Cain, for J. W. (age 18) and E. C. (age 20) Naugle for an order removing disabilities and see that they get their money from their former guardian, Sarah A. Naugle. Names memtioned: Father (not named) departed this life 24 July 1863. Andrew Naugle was guardian but removed himself from the county and their Mother, S. A. Naugle was appointed guardian. S. A. Naugle died 31 October 1881.
3. [S1822] "US, Northern Pacific Railway Company Personnel Files, 1890-1963", online database, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com: viewed 24 July 2018), John W. Naugle
4. [S1818] "Utah, Select County Marriages, 1887-1937", online database 2014, Ancestry (Ancestry.com : viewed 24 July 2018), John W. Naugle & Coral E. Hill
5. [S334] Montana Death Index, 1907-1953, Provo, Utah, online www.ancestry.com, Aged 47. Index # 53-176. Hereinafter cited as Montana Deaths, 1907-1953.
6. [S1839] 1880 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
   S.A. Naugles (50, Widow, AL, AL, AL), E.E. Naugles (daughter, 18 or 11, MS, NC, AL), and J.W. Naugles (son, 10, MS, NC, AL).
7. [S1852] 1900 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
8. [S1853] 1910 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)

William Newton Noggle

Parents

Death Certificate-William Newton Noggle

U. S. Census Records

Date	Place
14 June 1900	Woodstock, Oglethorpe County, Georgia5
6 May 1910	Taliaferro, Georgia, United StatesG6
3 April 1930	Sharon, Taliaferro, GeorgiaG7
2 April 1940	Sharon, Taliaferro, Georgia, United States8
25 April 1950	Sharon, Taliaferro, Georgia, United States9

Citations

1. [S1852] 1900 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
2. [S1761] "U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918", digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 10 June 2010), William Newton Nogggle; citing
3. [S1750] "Georgia, Marriage Records from Select Counties, 1828-1978", ancestry database 2013, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 6 May 2018), Marriage-William Noggle-Nina Eley
4. [S1809] Ron, Compiler, Gedsite Cemeteries: Media Links to Source, new edition (link, 6 February 2017, RootsMagic & Gedsite, Software Land) p. 7, Sharon Methodist
5. [S1852] 1900 US Federal Census, population schedule.
   W. J. Noggle 29 (September 1870), M7, GA->; Ann E. 32 (April 1868), M7 (6/4); William N. 6 (June 1894); Luke 3 (December 1896); Frank 11/12 (June 1899; and Sarah 3/12 (March 1900).
6. [S1853] 1910 US Federal Census, population schedule; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
   William J. Noggle 40, M1-18, GA, NC, VA; Annie (wife) 41, M1-17; GA-->; Newton (son) 15; Luke H. (son) 12; Frank F. (son) 10; Sarah F. (dau) 8; Paul S. (son) 7; Thomas N. (son) 5; Brantley O. (son) 3; and Susie M. (dau) 1 5/12/
7. [S1855] 1930 US Federal Census, Sharon, Taliaferro, Georgia, population schedule, enumeration district 131-1, p. 2A/215, dwelling/family 33/33, William N. Noggle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed 6 May 2018.)
   William N. Noggle 34, M@26, GA, GA, GA (-->); Nina E. (wife) 33, M@25; William M. (son) 7; and Joe D. (son) 4.
8. [S1856] 1940 US Federal Census, Sharon, Taliaferro, Georgia, population schedule, enumeration district 131-1, p. 1A, dwelling/family /8, William N. Noggle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed 6 May 2018.)
   William Noggle 44, Garage Mechanic, GA->; Nina 43, GA->; Mitchell 17, GA->; Dillard 14, GA->; Regina 8, GA->
9. [S1994] 1950 US Census, population schedule, Sharon, Taliaferro, Georgia, enumeration district (ED) 131-1, 3, /24, William Noggle; digital images, Ancestry.com (Ancestry.com : accessed 6 May 2022)