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George Nagel

M, #102, b. between 1755 and 1765, d. between 19 January 1824 and 19 April 1824

Family: Catherine Setzer (b. about 1775, d. about 1855)

SonDavid Nagel+ (b. about 1795, d. February 1831 or March 1831)
DaughterBarbara Naugle+ (b. about 1798)
SonHenry Naugle+ (b. about 1801, d. about 1885)
SonJacob Noggle+ (b. about 1802, d. before 4 May 1889)
DaughterPolly Naugle (b. about 1805)
SonWilliam J. Naugle+ (b. 16 December 1807, d. 24 July 1863)
SonJohn S. Naugle+ (b. about 1812, d. August 1862)
DaughterSarah Catherine ("Sally") Naugle+ (b. 1813, d. about 1865)
SonAndrew Naugle+ (b. 28 April 1814, d. 8 October 1882)
  • TMG_ID
  • Birth
    Between 1755 and 1765 | PennsylvaniaG+
    Citations: 1,2,3,4,4,4
  • Name-Var
    George Nagel also appears in records as George Nail, George Neal, and George Naugle.
  • 1789
    Land War
    9 September 1789 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    A NC land survey warrant, initially awarded to Mordicai Nearns on 16 February 1789, was transferred to Georg Neal, filed 9 Semptember 1789 (#43), and granted 20 December 1791 (#588). The grant was for 250 acres "on both sides of Indian Creek." The survey warrant was initially awarded to Mordicai Nearns on 16 February 1789 and subseqently transferred to Georg Neal. The survey was submitted on 9 September 1789. NC (Lincoln) Land Grant (#588) for 250 acres "on both sides of Indian Creek" was issued to George Neal on 20 December 1791.
    Citations: 5,6
  • 1793
    Marriage | Catherine Setzer
    About 1793 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Birth about 1775 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Death: about 1855 | Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG
    He and Catherine Setzer were married about 1793 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
  • 1794
    Land Sale
    25 April 1794 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    On 25 April 1794, George Nagel sold his Land Grant acreage to Jacob Bullinger for L60.
    Citations: 7,8
  • Occupation
    George Nagel was a farmer, blacksmith, & carpenter.
  • 1804
    Land Buy
    29 May 1804 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    He Purchased 160A from Casper Shell (Lincoln) for $400.00 and in Lincoln County on Henry River. This land would be the "Nagel Family Farm." This land would be the family farm from the time of purchase until the death of George's eldest son, David, in March of 1831. After David's death, the remaining children of George and Catherine began to sell their shares in the land.
    Citation: 9
  • 1804
    Land Buy
    1 October 1804 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    He purchased 100A from John & Martin Sigman for L50 on 1 October 1804 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citations: 10,11
  • 1805
    Land Sale
    15 April 1805 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    George Neagle sold 100A to Henry Shell for $250 on 15 April 1805 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+, .
    Citations: 12,13
  • 1808
    Estate Sale
    8 August 1808 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    He purchased items at the Jacob Miller estate sale on 8 August 1808 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+, .
    Citation: 14
  • 1812
    Road Duty
    January 1812 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    He was assigned road duty from Jacob Starr’s to Gross’ Mill in January 1812 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+, .
    Citation: 15
  • 1819
    TaxRoll
    1819 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    George Nail was listed in Captain Robinson's district ( Land=160A, Value=$300) in 1819 tax list in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 16
  • 1821
    TaxRoll
    1821 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    George Nail was listed in Captain Robinson's district (Land=160A, Value=$400) in 1821 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 17
  • 1823
    Estate Pay
    24 February 1823 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    He was paid $14.87 by the Estate of Phillip Miller on 24 February 1823 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+. He was paid ½ for 2 boys (William & John), one day each in harvest (75 cents); Barbara (Naugle) spinning ($2.12); building chimney ($10.00); 1 day working at spring (75 cents); 1 day at spring house repairing ($1.00); and 1 bottle of brandy (25 cents).
    Citation: 18
  • 1824
    Death
    Between 19 January 1824 and 19 April 1824 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    According to court records, George Naugle's death occurred sometime between the January and April Sessions (19 Jan. 1824 & 19 April 1824) of the Lincoln County, NC Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions. George Naugle's death occurred sometime between the January and April Sessions (19 Jan. 1824 & 19 April 1824) of the Lincoln Co. Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions.
    Citation: 19
  • 1824
    Burial
    Before 19 April 1824 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    He was most likely buried on his own land or at Old St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery in Lincoln (now Catawba) County, North Carolina. at Old St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Lincoln (now Catawba) County, NC or on his own land.

U. S. Census Records

DatePlace
1800Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+20
1810Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+21
7 August 1820Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+22
Last Edited19 August 2018

Citations

  1. [S1845] 1800 US Census, population schedule, digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
  2. [S1846] 1810 US Census, population schedule, digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
  3. [S1847] 1820 US Census, population schedule, digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
  4. [S1839] 1880 US Federal Census, population schedule, digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
  5. [S49] North Carolina Land Grant Office Records: Lincoln County 75: p. 325. Entry No. 43 (16 February 1789). Survey 9 September 1789. Grant No. 588 (20 December 1791).. Hereinafter cited as NC Land Grants: Lincoln.
  6. [S53] Dr. A. Bruce Pruitt, compiler, Abstracts of Land Entries, Lincoln County NC, 1783-1795 A.B. Pruitt, c1987.)
  7. [S39] Lincoln County, North Carolina Deed Book 17, p. 103. "Jacob Bullinger, for L60, 250 A on S. fork Indian Creek adjoining Benjamin Nearns. . .land granted 20 December 1791 to George Naugle. Wit.: Issac Clay, Michael Buff, illegible German signature.". Hereinafter cited as LCDB 17.
  8. [S56] Anne W. McAllister & Kathy Sullivan, II: 1789 April - 1796 April Lincoln County, North Carolina Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Lenoir, North Carolina: McAllister-Sullivan,1987, (July Court 1794), p.78. Hereinafter cited as Lincoln P & Q II.
  9. [S42] Lincoln County, North Carolina Deed Book 30, p. 240. Hereinafter cited as LCDB 30.
  10. [S40] Lincoln County, North Carolina Deed Book 21, p. 387. John and Martin Sigman (Lincoln) to George Naugle (Lincoln) 100 A for L50. Land in Lincoln Co. adj. George Sigman; being part of a tract of land originally granted 6 September 1766 to Nicholas Fry by a Kings patent. Witnesses: [illegible German signature] and Henrich Savitz. Hereinafter cited as LCDB 21.
  11. [S59] Anne W. McAllister & Kathy Sullivan, IV: 1805 April - 1808 October Lincoln County, North Carolina Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Lenoir, North Carolina: McAllister-Sullivan,1988, (April Court 1805), p. 2. Hereinafter cited as Lincoln P & Q IV.
  12. [S40] LCDB 21, p. 536. George Neagle conveyed 100 A (land adjoining George Sigman) to Henry Shell, for $250. Part of land granted to Nicholas Fry on 6 September 1766. Proved by John Rinehart.
  13. [S59] Anne W. McAllister & Kathy Sullivan, Lincoln P & Q IV, (April Court 1806), p. 53.
  14. [S24] Anne W. McAllister, Through Four Generations: Heinrich Weidner 1717-1792 and Catharina Mull Weidner 1733-1804 (Patterson, NC: Staley Publishing, 1992), pp. 731-38. Lincoln County, NC Estate of Jacob Miller, George Naugle bought: 1 saddle ($3.71), 1 real (26 cents), 1 shirt ($1.27), and 1 small barrel ($1.10). At the remainder of estate sale for Jacob Miller on 7 June 1817 (after the death of Jacob’s wife), George Naugle bought 2 yards of striped cloth for 90 cents.
  15. [S23] Anne W. McAllister & Kathy Sullivan, V: 1809 January - 1812 October Lincoln County, North Carolina Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Lenoir, North Carolina: McAllister-Sullivan,1990, (January Session 1812), p. 91. George Naugle was selected (with others) to form a jury to view the road leading from Jacob Starr’s to Gross’ Mill and to alter same if necessary and proper. Hereinafter cited as Lincoln P & Q V.
  16. [S133] Kathy Gunter Sullivan, "Lincoln County Tax List: 1819 Capt. Robison's District", Catawba Cousins 62 (October 1991): p. 61. Geo. Nail. Land=160A, Value=$300. Hereinafter cited as "Lincoln, NC Tax List: 1819."
  17. [S134] Kathy Gunter Sullivan, "Lincoln County Tax List: 1821 Capt. Robinson's District", Catawba Cousins 62 (October 1991): p. 76. Geo. Nail. Land=160A, Value=$400. Hereinafter cited as "Lincoln, NC Tax List: 1821."
  18. [S24] Anne W. McAllister, , p. 748. George Naugle was paid $14.87 by the Estate of Philip Miller for the following: ½ for 2 boys, one day each in harvest (75 cents); Barbara (Naugle Ikerd) spinning ($2.12); building chimney ($10.00); 1 day working at spring (75 cents); 1 day at spring house repairing ($1.00); and 1 bottle of brandy (25 cents).
  19. [S45] George Naugle, North Carolina Estate Files: Lincoln County, North Carolina State Archives. Hereinafter cited as George Naugle Estate Papers.
  20. [S1845] 1800 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule, Morgan's District, p. p. 369, George Naugle.
  21. [S1846] 1810 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule, Captain Cline's District, p. p. 373, George Nail.
  22. [S1847] 1820 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule, East of the South Fork of the Catawba River, p. p. 383, George Nail.

Catherine Setzer

F, #103, b. about 1775, d. about 1855

Parents

FatherJacob Setzer, II (b. 1756, d. 1834)
MotherMariah Elizabeth Hildebrand (b. between 1756 and 1757, d. after 1830)

Family: George Nagel (b. between 1755 and 1765, d. between 19 January 1824 and 19 April 1824)

SonDavid Nagel+ (b. about 1795, d. February 1831 or March 1831)
DaughterBarbara Naugle+ (b. about 1798)
SonHenry Naugle+ (b. about 1801, d. about 1885)
SonJacob Noggle+ (b. about 1802, d. before 4 May 1889)
DaughterPolly Naugle (b. about 1805)
SonWilliam J. Naugle+ (b. 16 December 1807, d. 24 July 1863)
SonJohn S. Naugle+ (b. about 1812, d. August 1862)
DaughterSarah Catherine ("Sally") Naugle+ (b. 1813, d. about 1865)
SonAndrew Naugle+ (b. 28 April 1814, d. 8 October 1882)
  • Note
    Catherine Setzer. After the death of George in 1824 (and the sale of his estate), Catherine lived with her daughter, Sarah, and son-in-law David Huffman in Lincoln County. In the Spring of 1848, Catherine moved with Sarah and David Huffman to Chickasaw County, Mississippi. She died there sometime after October 23, 1850 and before 3 July 1860.
  • TMG_ID
  • 1775
    Birth
    About 1775 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
  • 1793
    Marriage | George Nagel
    About 1793 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Birth between 1755 and 1765 | PennsylvaniaG+
    Death: between 19 January 1824 and 19 April 1824 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    George Nagel and she were married about 1793 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
  • 1793
    Name Catherine Naugle, -(Setzer)
    About 1793
  • 1824
    Estate Adm
    19 April 1824 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    She, on 19 April 1824, in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+, relinquished Administration of George Naugle's Estate. Administration was assigned to son, David Nagel.
    Citation: 1
  • 1824
    Estate Sale
    Between 14 May 1824 and 15 May 1824 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    She purchased items at the estate sale of her husband, George Naugle, between 14 May 1824 and 15 May 1824 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+, . Widow Naugle (Catherine) b0ught: one how (hoe) for 13 cents; sise (scythe) and cradle for25 cents; a side saddle for 9 cents; sundry articles for 19 cents; a axe for 80 cents; a flax brake & coling box for 1.89; stray ats & fodder for 1.38; a lock of h____(?hair?) for 5 cents; one barrel for 5 cents; a stand for 7 cents; two baskets & half bushel for 31 cents; an iron and cotten cards for 40 cents; 4 books for 60 cents; a cask with vinegar for $1; 3 clocks for 25 cents; a bed & furniture for $6.13.
    Citation: 2
  • 1830
    June 1830 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Catherine Setzer appeared on the census of in June 1830 in the household of David Henry Huffman and Sarah Catherine ("Sally") Naugle in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 3
  • 1834
    Witness | Estate Law | Christopher Augustus Setzer
    6 September 1834 | Macon, North Carolina, United StatesG
    Catherine Setzer witnessed the estate law of Christopher Augustus Setzer on 6 September 1834 in Macon, North Carolina, United StatesG, Christopher purchased Jacob Setzer Estate from Siblings.
    Citation: 4
  • 1840
    1840 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Catherine Setzer appeared on the census of in 1840 in the household of David Henry Huffman and Sarah Catherine ("Sally") Naugle in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citations: 5,6
  • 1847
    Land Sale
    2 November 1847 | Catawba, North Carolina, United StatesG
    Catherine Setzer on 2 November 1847 sold her dower rights and, as agent for William and Andrew Naugle, their his 1/9 interest in the George Naugle land in Catawba, North Carolina, United StatesG.
    Citation: 7
  • 1850
    23 October 1850 | Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG
    Catherine Setzer appeared on the census of on 23 October 1850 in the household of David Henry Huffman and Sarah Catherine ("Sally") Naugle in Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG.
    Citation: 8
  • 1855
    Death
    About 1855 | Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG
  • Burial
    Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG

U. S. Census Records

DatePlace
1800Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+9
1810Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+10
7 August 1820Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+11
Last Edited19 August 2018

Citations

  1. [S45] George Naugle, North Carolina Estate Files: Lincoln County, North Carolina State Archives, George Naugle Estate File. Hereinafter cited as George Naugle Estate Papers.
  2. [S45] George Naugle Estate Papers.
  3. [S1848] 1830 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. p. 253, David Huffman; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 13 Jun 2008.)
  4. [S1806] Bartow County, Georgia, Superior Court, Deed Book G: p. 235, Sibling interests in father's land to Christopher; Georgia State Archives, Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia.
  5. [S1849] 1840 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,Upper Regiment, p. p. 29, David Huffman; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 5 May 2002.)
  6. [S68] Catawba County Genealogical Society, Catawba County, North Carolina 1840-1850 Census (Hickory, North Carolina: CCGS, 1988), p.3. Hereinafter cited as Catawba Census 1850.
  7. [S28] Catawba County, North Carolinia Deed Book 3, p. 359.
  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 Oct 2006.)
  9. [S1845] 1800 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,Morgan's District, p. p. 369, George Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 22 Jun 2007.)
  10. [S1846] 1810 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,Captain Cline's District, p. p. 373, George Nail; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 2 Sep 2008.)
  11. [S1847] 1820 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,East of the South Fork of the Catawba River, p. p. 383, George Nail; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 18 Sep 2008.)

Henry Naugle

M, #104, b. about 1801, d. about 1885

Parents

FatherGeorge Nagel (b. between 1755 and 1765, d. between 19 January 1824 and 19 April 1824)
MotherCatherine Setzer (b. about 1775, d. about 1855)

Family: Elizabeth Whitener (b. about 1803, d. about 1865)

DaughterAnna C. Naugle+ (b. February 1829, d. 1910)
  • TMG_ID
  • 1801
    Birth
    About 1801 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
  • Name-Var
    Henry Naugle also appears in records as Henry Noggle/Noggles/Nogle.
  • Occupation
    Henry Naugle was a farmer.
  • 1826
    27 April 1826 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Birth about 1803 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Death: about 1865 | Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    He and Elizabeth Whitener were married on 27 April 1826 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 1
  • 1832
    TaxRoll
    1832 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Citation: 2
  • 1833
    Land Sale
    13 September 1833 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Citation: 3
  • 1847
    Witness | Property | Jacob Noggle and Logan Henry Whitener
    9 September 1847 | Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Henry Naugle witnessed the property of Jacob Noggle on 9 September 1847 in Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+, sold, for $60, personal property to Logan Whitener.
    Citation: 4
  • 1850
    Father-In- law | Census (fam) | Logan Henry Whitener and Anna C. Naugle
    1 June 1850 | Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Henry Naugle appeared as a father-in-law in the household of Logan Henry Whitener in the census on 1 June 1850 in Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 5
  • 1881
    Principal3 | Land Sale | Jacob Noggle and Martha "Patsie" Bing
    23 April 1881 | Catawba, North Carolina, United StatesG
    Henry Naugle was a principal party in this land sale.
    Citation: 6
  • 1885
    Death
    About 1885 | Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+
  • Burial
    Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Citations: 7,8

U. S. Census Records

DatePlace
1810Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+9
7 August 1820Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+10
1830Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+11
1840Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+12
25 June 1860Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+13
23 June 1870Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+14
29 June 1880Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+15
Last Edited13 August 2018

Citations

  1. [S69] North Carolina Marriage Bonds: John Whitener and henry Naugles on bond. Hereinafter cited as NC Marriage Bonds.
  2. [S1354] Kathy Gunter Sullivan, "Lincoln County Tax List: 1832 Capt. William Herman's District", Catawba Cousins 62 (October 1991): p. 56. Henry Naugle: WP-1. Hereinafter cited as "Lincoln, NC Tax List: 1832."
  3. [S91] Lincoln County, North Carolina Deed Book 37, p. 625. Hereinafter cited as LCDB 37.
  4. [S110] Cherokee, North Carolina Deed Book 5, p. 173. Hereinafter cited as Cherokee, NC Deed Book 5.
  5. [S1841] 1850 US Federal Census, Cherokee County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. p. 58, dwelling/family 376/376, Logan Whitener/Henry Nogle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 23 Jun 2007.)
  6. [S118] Catawba County, North Carolina Deed Book 13, p. 560. Hereinafter cited as Catawba, NC Deed Book 13.
  7. [S92] TVA Cemetery Relocation Project, NCGenWeb, Cherokee County, online www.rootsweb.com/~nccherok/tva.html, p. 7. Hereinafter cited as TVA Cemetery Relocation.
  8. [S1813] James L. Douthat, Author, Hiwassee Reservoir Cemeteries (Signal Mountain, Tennessee: Mountain Press, 1989), pp. 46-48; 69-70
  9. [S1846] 1810 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,Captain Cline's District, p. p. 373, George Nail; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 2 Sep 2008.)
  10. [S1847] 1820 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,East of the South Fork of the Catawba River, p. p. 383, George Nail; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 18 Sep 2008.)
  11. [S1848] 1830 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. p. 182, Henry Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 18 Feb 2008.)
  12. [S1849] 1840 US Census, Cherokee County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. p. 234 & p. 247, Henry Noggle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 20 Mar 2008.)
  13. [S1850] 1860 US Census, Cherokee County, North Carolina, population schedule,Grape Creek, p. p, 179/357, dwelling/family 159/159, Henry Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 25 Jun 2009.)
  14. [S1851] 1870 US Census, Cherokee County, North Carolina, population schedule,Beaverdam, p. p. 6, dwelling/family 43/43, Henry Nogle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 25 Jun 2008.)
  15. [S1839] 1880 US Federal Census, Cherokee County, North Carolina, population schedule,Beaverdam, enumeration district 80, p. p. 24, dwelling/family 238/238, Henry Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 28 Jun 2008.)

Elizabeth Whitener

F, #105, b. about 1803, d. about 1865

Parents

FatherJohn Wilfong D. Whitener (b. 1784, d. between October 1855 and December 1855)
MotherMagdalena "Molly" Mull (b. 27 January 1782, d. 1853)

Family: Henry Naugle (b. about 1801, d. about 1885)

DaughterAnna C. Naugle+ (b. February 1829, d. 1910)
  • TMG_ID
  • 1803
    Birth
    About 1803 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
  • 1826
    Name Elizabeth Naugle
    27 April 1826
    Citation: 1
  • 1826
    Marriage | Henry Naugle
    27 April 1826 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Birth about 1801 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Death: about 1885 | Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Henry Naugle and Elizabeth Whitener were married on 27 April 1826 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 1
  • 1850
    Mother-In-Law | Census (fam) | Logan Henry Whitener and Anna C. Naugle
    1 June 1850 | Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Elizabeth Whitener appeared as a mother-in-law in the household of Logan Henry Whitener in the census on 1 June 1850 in Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 2
  • 1865
    Death
    About 1865 | Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+
  • Burial
    Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Citations: 3,4

U. S. Census Records

DatePlace
1830Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+5
1840Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+6
25 June 1860Cherokee, North Carolina, United StatesG+7
Last Edited1 March 2017

Citations

  1. [S69] North Carolina Marriage Bonds: John Whitener and henry Naugles on bond. Hereinafter cited as NC Marriage Bonds.
  2. [S1841] 1850 US Federal Census, Cherokee County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. p. 58, dwelling/family 376/376, Logan Whitener/Henry Nogle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 23 Jun 2007.)
  3. [S92] TVA Cemetery Relocation Project, NCGenWeb, Cherokee County, online www.rootsweb.com/~nccherok/tva.html, p. 7. Hereinafter cited as TVA Cemetery Relocation.
  4. [S1813] James L. Douthat, Author, Hiwassee Reservoir Cemeteries (Signal Mountain, Tennessee: Mountain Press, 1989), pp. 46-48; 69-70
  5. [S1848] 1830 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. p. 182, Henry Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 18 Feb 2008.)
  6. [S1849] 1840 US Census, Cherokee County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. p. 234 & p. 247, Henry Noggle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 20 Mar 2008.)
  7. [S1850] 1860 US Census, Cherokee County, North Carolina, population schedule,Grape Creek, p. p, 179/357, dwelling/family 159/159, Henry Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 25 Jun 2009.)

Polly Naugle

F, #106, b. about 1805

Parents

FatherGeorge Nagel (b. between 1755 and 1765, d. between 19 January 1824 and 19 April 1824)
MotherCatherine Setzer (b. about 1775, d. about 1855)
  • Note
    Polly Naugle Married __Setzer after January 1825 and before April 1831.
  • TMG_ID
  • 1805
    Birth
    About 1805 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
  • 1824
    Estate Sale
    Between 14 May 1824 and 15 May 1824 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    She purchased items at the estate sale of her father, George Naugle, between 14 May 1824 and 15 May 1824 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+, . Polly Naugle bought a luking glas for 8 cents and 1 bottle & funal for 16 cents.
    Citation: 1

U. S. Census Records

DatePlace
1810Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+2
7 August 1820Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+3
Last Edited16 August 2018

Citations

  1. [S45] George Naugle, North Carolina Estate Files: Lincoln County, North Carolina State Archives, George Naugle Estate File. Hereinafter cited as George Naugle Estate Papers.
  2. [S1846] 1810 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,Captain Cline's District, p. p. 373, George Nail; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 2 Sep 2008.)
  3. [S1847] 1820 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,East of the South Fork of the Catawba River, p. p. 383, George Nail; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 18 Sep 2008.)

David Nagel

M, #107, b. about 1795, d. February 1831 or March 1831

Parents

FatherGeorge Nagel (b. between 1755 and 1765, d. between 19 January 1824 and 19 April 1824)
MotherCatherine Setzer (b. about 1775, d. about 1855)

Family: Catherine Fye (b. about 1795, d. aft 24 June 1870 bef 20 October 1870)

DaughterAnna Adeline Naugle+ (b. 13 September 1820, d. 30 May 1899)
DaughterMichaela M. Naugle+ (b. September 1822, d. 30 October 1900)
DaughterHarriet E. Naugle+ (b. about 1826)
SonWilliam Anderson Naugle+ (b. about 1827, d. 3 May 1863)
SonSylvanus J. Noggle+ (b. 8 July 1828, d. 15 July 1914)
SonLevi Jethro Naugle+ (b. about 1830, d. 16 June 1863)
  • TMG_ID
  • 1795
    Birth
    About 1795 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
  • 1810
    Survey Cre
    17 July 1810 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Citation: 1
  • Name-Var
    David Nagel also appears in records as David Nail and David Naugle.
  • Occupation
    David Nagel was a farmer and carpenter.
  • 1819
    Marriage | Catherine Fye
    8 January 1819 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Birth about 1795 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Death: aft 24 June 1870 bef 20 October 1870 | Catawba, North Carolina, United StatesG
    He and Catherine Fye were married on 8 January 1819 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 2
  • 1819
    TaxRoll
    1819 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Citation: 3
  • 1820
    Land Sale (fam) | Catherine Fye
    30 December 1820 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    On on 30 December 1820, David Nagel and Catherine Fye sold Catherine's 1/3 land inheritance from her father, Jacob Fie, in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 4
  • 1821
    TaxRoll
    1821 | Captain Cline's District, Lincoln, North Carolina, United States
    Citation: 5
  • 1822
    Bound Labo | Jacob Fye, Jr.
    23 January 1822 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    On on 23 January 1822, Jacob Fye, Jr. (Catherine’s brother) was bound to David Nagel.
    Citation: 6
  • 1824
    Estate Adm
    21 April 1824 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    He posted bond as Administrator of George Naugle's Estate on 21 April 1824 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 7
  • 1824
    Estate Sale
    Between 14 May 1824 and 15 May 1824 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    The estate sale for David Nagel was held on between 14 May 1824 and 15 May 1824 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+, . David Naugle also bought: three hows (hoes) & pitchfork for .38 1/4; a reaper and troual for .13; sundray articles for .11; a coller & gears for $1.25; one read cow for $6.45; a cradle for .01; two barls for .06 1/4; 3 chairs & one hogshead for .51; a small lock for .05; a smooding iron & sundrayes for $1.60; one plow seat & coller for $1.75; two gimlets for .07; three plates for .55 1/2; and one small cast for .25.
    Citation: 8
  • 1825
    Estate Set
    14 January 1825 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    On on 14 January 1825, David Nagel filed George Naugle's estate settlement in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 9
  • 1829
    Estate Law (fam) | Catherine Fye
    April 1829 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    In April 1829, David Nagel and Catherine Fye filed suit against Catherine's mother, Mary Killian Fye Suttlemire, for an additional share of Jacob Fye's estate.
    Citations: 10,11,12
  • 1831
    Death
    February 1831 or March 1831 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Citation: 13

U. S. Census Records

DatePlace
1800Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+14
1820Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+15
1830Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+16
Last Edited18 August 2018

Citations

  1. [S24] Anne W. McAllister, Through Four Generations: Heinrich Weidner 1717-1792 and Catharina Mull Weidner 1733-1804 (Patterson, NC: Staley Publishing, 1992), p. 926. David Nagel and G. Daniel Wilfong were chain-bearers on a North Carolina Land Grant survey of 10 acres in Lincoln County for George Wilfong.
  2. [S69] North Carolina Marriage Bonds: Lincoln County. Hereinafter cited as NC Marriage Bonds.
  3. [S133] Kathy Gunter Sullivan, "Lincoln County Tax List: 1819 Capt. Robison's District", Catawba Cousins 62 (October 1991): p. 61. David Nail, 1 White Poll. Hereinafter cited as "Lincoln, NC Tax List: 1819."
  4. [S41] Lincoln County, North Carolina Deed Book 29, p. 668. Hereinafter cited as LCDB 29.
  5. [S134] Kathy Gunter Sullivan, "Lincoln County Tax List: 1821 Capt. Robinson's District", Catawba Cousins 62 (October 1991): p. 76. David Naugle: 700 Acres ($300; WP-1) waters of Whitner Creek; David Naugle: 50 Acres ($134.75); Ditto for Abram Frye: 50 Acres ($150). Hereinafter cited as "Lincoln, NC Tax List: 1821."
  6. [S43] Lincoln County, North Carolina Deed Book 33, p. 417. Hereinafter cited as LCDB 33.
  7. [S45] George Naugle, North Carolina Estate Files: Lincoln County, North Carolina State Archives, George Naugle Estate File. On 21 April 1824, David Naugle was granted the rights of Administration and posted bond. The Court also appointed John D. Whitener, Michael Cline, George Summey, and Elias Bost to lay off a year’s maintenance for the widow and family of George Naugle, deceased. Hereinafter cited as George Naugle Estate Papers.
  8. [S45] George Naugle Estate Papers.
  9. [S45] George Naugle Estate Papers, George Naugle Estate File.
  10. [S46] Jacob Fye, North Carolina Estate Files: Lincoln County, In April 1829, David Naugle, in right of his wife Catherine and Jacob Fye, Jr. filed suit against Catherine’s mother, Mary (Killian) Fye Suttlemire for their share of Jacob Fye’s estate. The suit was based on the claim that Catherine’s brother, Abraham, was deceased, and that they should divide his share. Mary Suttlemire answered in July 1829 that her 1st husband Jacob Fye died testate and that she and John Deitz administered the estate. Mary said that Deitz took all the personal property, except her share, and left the county without settling the estate. When her son Abraham asked for his share, she felt obligated and gave him clothing for two trips to the western country. She said Abraham declared he had received his fair share of the estate. Concerning the land, Mary said that David Naugle received his wife's share, but Abraham was still entitled to some portion. Mary said she heard from Abraham four years ago. The court referred the case to Vardry McBee in October 1830, and he reported that Jacob Fye left three legatees, the widow and children: Catherine, Jacob Fye, Jr., and Abraham. He took evidence from Jacob Burns, who said that around 1820 Abram Fye was in Indiana; that he started to go to a town on the Ohio called Utica, but left his pocket book, money and clothes behind; that he had not been heard from since and was supposed to be drowned. I have found no record that David and Catharine actually received part of Abraham’s share in the land. Hereinafter cited as Jacob Fye Estate Papers.
  11. [S54] Miles S. Philbeck, Jr. & Grace Turner, editor, Lincoln County, North Carolina Will Abstracts 1779-1910 (Wilson, North Carolina: Grace Turner, c.1986.)
  12. [S55] Harry E. Wilson, Descendants of Jacob Zettelmeyer of Berks County, Pennsylvania (Zebulon, North Carolina: H.E. Wilson, c198?)
  13. [S44] David Naugle, North Carolina Estate Files: Lincoln County, North Carolina State Archives. Hereinafter cited as David Naugle Estate Papers.
  14. [S1845] 1800 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,Morgan's District, p. p. 369, George Naugle; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 22 Jun 2007.)
  15. [S1847] 1820 US Census, population schedule, p. p. 383, George Nail; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 18 Sep 2008.)
  16. [S1848] 1830 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. p. 234, David Nail; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 17 Feb 2008.)

Sarah Catherine ("Sally") Naugle

F, #108, b. 1813, d. about 1865

Parents

FatherGeorge Nagel (b. between 1755 and 1765, d. between 19 January 1824 and 19 April 1824)
MotherCatherine Setzer (b. about 1775, d. about 1855)

Family: David Henry Huffman (b. 1807, d. after 1880)

SonWilliam A. Huffman+ (b. 20 March 1831, d. 2 June 1871)
SonAndrew H. Huffman (b. October 1832, d. 1904)
SonMichael Martin Huffman+ (b. 22 May 1833, d. 29 September 1911)
DaughterCatherine Huffman+ (b. about 1835, d. 1883)
DaughterAdeline Huffman (b. about 1837)
SonJohn F. Huffman (b. about 1840, d. about 1868)
SonGeorge Pinkney Huffman+ (b. May 1844, d. 12 May 1932)
SonAlfred R. Huffman (b. 1 December 1846, d. 14 August 1910)
SonJames K.Polk Huffman+ (b. January 1849, d. 1934)
DaughterSarah A. Huffman (b. about 1852)
SonJefferson A. Huffman+ (b. about 1854)
  • Note
    Sarah Catherine ("Sally") Naugle. Sarah and David Huffman lived in Lincoln County, NC for the first 17 years of their married life. In 1847, they moved to Chickasaw County, Mississippi where Sarah’s brothers, William and Andrew, then lived. In addition to their children, they also took Sarah’s mother, Catherine Setzer Naugle, and (presumably) the two children of Sarah’s brother, John S. Naugle. They would remain in this location until their deaths.
  • TMG_ID
  • 1813
    Birth
    1813 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
  • 1830~17
    4 January 1830 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    Age ~23
    Birth 1807 | North CarolinaG
    Death: after 1880 | Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG
    David Henry Huffman and she were married on 4 January 1830 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 1
  • 1830~17
    Name Sarah Catherine ("Sally") Huffman, -(Naugle)
    4 January 1830
  • 1830~17
    Census (fam) | David Henry Huffman
    June 1830 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    David Henry Huffman and she appeared in the census in June 1830 in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citation: 2
  • 1840~27
    Census (fam) | David Henry Huffman
    1840 | Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+
    David Henry Huffman and she appeared in the census in 1840 at Upper Regiment in Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+.
    Citations: 3,4
  • 1850~37
    Census (fam) | David Henry Huffman
    23 October 1850 | Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG
    David Henry Huffman and she appeared in the census on 23 October 1850 at Eastern Division in Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG.
    Citation: 5
  • 1851~38
    TaxRoll (fam) | David Henry Huffman
    1851 | Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG
    She was on the tax roll in 1851 in Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG.
    Citation: 6
  • 1860~47
    Census (fam) | David Henry Huffman
    7 July 1860 | Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG
    David Henry Huffman and she appeared in the census on 7 July 1860 in Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG.
    Citation: 7
  • 1864~51
    Witness | TaxRoll | David Henry Huffman
    1864 | Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG
    She witnessed the New Tag of David Henry Huffman in 1864 in Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG.
    Citation: 8
  • 1865
    Death
    About 1865 | Chickasaw, Mississippi, United StatesG

U. S. Census Records

DatePlace
7 August 1820Lincoln, North Carolina, United StatesG+9
Last Edited27 February 2017

Citations

  1. [S1350] online data 2000: NC Marriage Bonds, 1741-2006, by; Ancestry. Online https://ancestry.com; #000073454. James Sims Bondsman, Jonas Bost Witness.
  2. [S1848] 1830 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule, p. p. 253, David Huffman; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 13 Jun 2008.)
  3. [S1849] 1840 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,Upper Regiment, p. p. 29, David Huffman; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 5 May 2002.)
  4. [S68] Catawba County Genealogical Society, Catawba County, North Carolina 1840-1850 Census (Hickory, North Carolina: CCGS, 1988), p.3. Hereinafter cited as Catawba Census 1850.
  5. [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 Oct 2006.)
  6. [S168] CCH&GS, "1851-2 Chickasaw County Land Roll", Chickasaw Times Past X4 (Jan.-March 1992): p. 167. SW 1/4 33-T14-R5E. Hereinafter cited as "Chickasaw 1851-2 Land Roll."
  7. [S1850] 1860 US Census, population schedule, digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)
  8. [S171] Shirley Mathis, "1861-1864 Land Assessment Roll of Chickasaw County", Chickasaw Times Past XI4 (Jan.-March 1993): p. 169. Daniel Huffman SW 33-14-5E. Hereinafter cited as "Chickasaw Land Roll 1861-1864."
  9. [S1847] 1820 US Census, Lincoln County, North Carolina, population schedule,East of the South Fork of the Catawba River, p. p. 383, George Nail; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : viewed 18 Sep 2008.)

David Charles Enloe, Jr.

M, #109, b. 16 November 1945, d. 19 February 1993

Family: Patricia Jeanne Noggle (b. 17 August 1945)

SonStephen Michael Enloe
SonChristopher Drew Enloe+ (b. 19 November 1968)
  • TMG_ID
  • 1945
    Birth
    16 November 1945 | Kountz, Hardin, TexasG
  • 196418
    14 June 1964 | Farmington, San Juan, New Mexico, United StatesG
    Age 18
    Birth 17 August 1945 | Dyersburg, Dyer, TennesseeG
    David Charles Enloe, Jr., and Patricia Jeanne Noggle were married on 14 June 1964 in Farmington, San Juan, New Mexico, United StatesG.
  • 199347
    Death
    19 February 1993 | Sayre, Beckam, OklahomaG
Last Edited29 September 2014

Christopher Drew Enloe

M, #111, b. 19 November 1968

Parents

FatherDavid Charles Enloe, Jr. (b. 16 November 1945, d. 19 February 1993)
MotherPatricia Jeanne Noggle (b. 17 August 1945)

Family: Corinne Cathleen Childress (b. 1 June 1972)

DaughterChelsea Brooke Enloe+ (b. 15 March 1992)
SonChristopher David Enloe
  • Note
    Christopher Drew Enloe. Catherine Corrine Childers was born 1 June 1972 in Roswell, Chaves County, New Mexico.
  • TMG_ID
  • 1968
    Birth
    19 November 1968 | Texarkana, Bowie, TexasG
  • 199021
    27 October 1990 | Roswell, Chaves, New Mexico, United StatesG
    Age 18
    Birth 1 June 1972 | Roswell, Chaves, New Mexico, United StatesG
    He and Corinne Cathleen Childress were married on 27 October 1990 in Roswell, Chaves, New Mexico, United StatesG.
Last Edited29 September 2014

Mary Yoon Chung Han

F, #115, b. 15 September 1957, d. 18 November 2010

Parents

FatherEung Soo Han (b. 15 August 1923)
MotherHyung Soon Koh (b. 16 December 1927)

Family: Ronald Monroe Noggle

DaughterKatherine Hijung Han-Noggle+
  • TMG_ID
  • 1957
    Birth
    15 September 1957 | Seoul, South KoreaG
  • 198426
    Marriage | Ronald Monroe Noggle
    20 March 1984 | Albuquerque, Bernaillo, New MexicoG
    Ronald Monroe Noggle
    Ronald Monroe Noggle and Mary Yoon Chung Han were married on 20 March 1984 in Albuquerque, Bernaillo, New MexicoG.
  • 198426
    Name Mary Yoon Chung Noggle, -(Han)
    20 March 1984
  • 201053
    Death
    18 November 2010 | Albuquerque, Bernaillo, New MexicoG
  • 2010
    Cremation
    28 November 2010 | Albuquerque, Bernalillo, New Mexico, United States
Last Edited13 December 2016

Clovis Calvin Barnes

M, #117, b. 21 August 1913, d. 1 April 1999

Parents

FatherJacob Luther Barnes (b. 3 April 1875, d. 8 July 1946)
MotherNancy Lucretia Howard (b. 25 May 1879, d. 15 July 1996)

Family 1: Bernice Baker (b. about 1915)

DaughterJudith Barnes

Family 2: Viva Lee Noggle (b. 26 October 1922, d. 27 August 1984)

SonClifford Calvin Barnes+
Clovis Calvin Barnes
  • TMG_ID
  • 1913
    Birth
    21 August 1913 | Vandervoort, Polk, ArkansasG
  • 193319
    Marriage | Bernice Baker
    5 February 1933 | England, Lonoke, Arkansas, United States
    Birth about 1915 | ArkansasG
    Clovis Calvin Barnes and Bernice Baker were married on 5 February 1933 in England, Lonoke, Arkansas, United States.
  • 1940~27
    Census (fam) | Bernice Baker
    1940 | Story, Story, Iowa, United States
    He and Bernice Baker appeared in the census in 1940 in Story, Story, Iowa, United States.
    Citation: 1
  • 195541
    Marriage | Viva Lee Noggle
    11 June 1955 | Clarksdale, Cohoma, MississippiG
    Age 32
    Birth 26 October 1922 | Mt. Vernon, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG
    Death: 27 August 1984 | Vilonia, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG+
    He and Viva Lee Noggle were married on 11 June 1955 in Clarksdale, Cohoma, MississippiG.
  • 199985
    Death
    1 April 1999 | Conway, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG
  • Burial
    Vilonia, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG+
    Citations: 2,3

U. S. Census Records

DatePlace
9 April 1930Antlers Township, Pushmataha County, OklahomaG4
Last Edited20 May 2016

Citations

  1. [S1849] 1840 US Census, population schedule,New Albany Township, enumeration district 85-31, p. 1-A, dwelling/family 6, Globis Barnes; digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed 19 May 2016.)
  2. [S1370] (Vilonia, Faulkner County, Arkansas), marker, personally read, 17 June 1996.
  3. [S1871] Grave marker of Clovis C “Barney” Barnes, Vilonia Cemetery, Vilonia, Faulkner County, Arkansas. Find a Grave, 71168009.
  4. [S1855] 1930 US Federal Census, population schedule, digital images, Ancestry (https://ancestry.com : accessed.)

Mary Francis Henson

F, #119, b. 1 August 1930, d. 3 April 2002

Family: Jc Noggle (b. 25 August 1926, d. 29 January 2011)

SonDonald Bruce Noggle+
  • TMG_ID
  • 1930
    Birth
    1 August 1930 | Little Dixie, Woodruff, ArkansasG
  • 195019
    Marriage | Jc Noggle
    8 April 1950 | Benton, Saline, ArkansasG
    Age 23
    Birth 25 August 1926 | Vilonia, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG+
    Death: 29 January 2011 | Vilonia, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG+
    Jc Noggle and Mary Francis Henson were married on 8 April 1950 in Benton, Saline, ArkansasG.
    Citation: 1
  • 195019
    Name Mary Francis Noggle, -(Henson)
    8 April 1950
  • 200271
    Death
    3 April 2002 | Conway, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG
  • Burial
    Vilonia, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG+
    Citation: 2
Last Edited12 June 2020

Citations

  1. [S1442] Arkansas County Marriages Index, 1837-1957, Ancestry.com, online www.ancestry.com, Saline County. JC Noggle (23) & Mary Francis Henson (19). Hereinafter cited as Ark Marriages Index 1837-1957.
  2. [S1871] Grave marker of Mary Frances (Henson) Noggle, Vilonia Cemetery, Vilonia, Faulkner County, Arkansas. Find a Grave, 115695459.

Daniel Monroe Meeks

M, #121, b. 15 December 1894, d. 3 October 1959

Parents

  • TMG_ID
  • 1894
    Birth
    15 December 1894 | Pine Bluff, Jefferson, ArkansasG
  • 191924
    Marriage | Corinne Baird
    26 March 1919 | Pine Bluff, Jefferson, ArkansasG
    Age 27
    Birth 16 March 1892 | Paris, TexasG
    Death: 2 December 1974 | Dyersburg, Dyer, TennesseeG
    Daniel Monroe Meeks and Corinne Baird were married on 26 March 1919 in Pine Bluff, Jefferson, ArkansasG.
  • 195964
    Death
    3 October 1959 | Dyersburg, Dyer, TennesseeG
Last Edited29 September 2014

Corinne Baird

F, #122, b. 16 March 1892, d. 2 December 1974

Parents

  • TMG_ID
  • 1892
    Birth
    16 March 1892 | Paris, TexasG
  • 191927
    26 March 1919 | Pine Bluff, Jefferson, ArkansasG
    Age 24
    Birth 15 December 1894 | Pine Bluff, Jefferson, ArkansasG
    Death: 3 October 1959 | Dyersburg, Dyer, TennesseeG
    Daniel Monroe Meeks and Corinne Baird were married on 26 March 1919 in Pine Bluff, Jefferson, ArkansasG.
  • 191927
    Name Corinne Meeks, -(Baird)
    26 March 1919
  • 197482
    Death
    2 December 1974 | Dyersburg, Dyer, TennesseeG
Last Edited29 September 2014

W.H. "Bud" Meeks

M, #123

Family:

SonDaniel Monroe Meeks+ (b. 15 December 1894, d. 3 October 1959)
  • Marriage
  • TMG_ID
Last Edited29 September 2014

Loy Anthony

F, #125, b. 25 December 1917, d. 22 May 1993
  • TMG_ID
  • 1917
    Birth
    25 December 1917 | ArkansasG
    Loy Anthony was born on 25 December 1917 in ArkansasG. Social Security Death Index: US 1937-1995 says birth year is 1922.
  • 194729
    17 January 1947 | Little Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas, United StatesG
    Age 28
    Birth 12 August 1918 | Mt. Vernon, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG
    Death: 22 December 1980 | Little Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas, United StatesG
    Howard Rufus Noggle and she were married on 17 January 1947 in Little Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas, United StatesG.
  • 194729
    Name Loy Noggle, -(Anthony)
    17 January 1947
  • 199375
    Death
    22 May 1993 | Little Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas, United StatesG
  • Burial
    Conway, Faulkner, Arkansas, United StatesG
Last Edited12 February 2017