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Monday, February 12, 2024

RONALD EUGENE NOBLE OBITUARY

 

OBITUARY

Ronald Noble

JULY 22, 1945 – JANUARY 24, 2024  Obituary of Ronald Noble
IN THE CARE OF

Woodstock Funeral Home

Ron Noble, age 78, of Woodstock, Georgia
 passed away on Wednesday, January 24,
 2024. Ron was born July 22, 1945 in
 Goodrich, Michigan to the late Clifford and

Ron is survived by his wife Carolyn (Hogue) Noble of 57 years, son Aaron Noble (Beth), daughter Rhonda Malone (Ken), and son Brent Noble (Andrea). Ron is also survived by seven grandchildren, Megan Malone, Joshua Noble (Jenn), Joseph Noble, Austin Malone (Bailey), Luke Noble, Aiden Noble, and Cadence Noble. One great grandchild, Lucy Noble, also survives.

Ron is also survived by his siblings, his twin brother, Roger Noble (Patricia), sister, Pam Lopp (Dan), and brothers Randy Noble and Rodney Noble. Ron was preceded in death by his parents Clifford and Dorothy (Walmer) Noble and sister, Patricia Lou Noble.

Ron graduated from Warren G. Harding High School in 1963 in Warren, Ohio. He received his bachelor’s degree in Political Science and History from Anderson University in 1969 in Anderson, Indiana. He was employed primarily in the insurance industry as an auditor for State Auto (OH), Safeco (GA), CNA (GA).

Ron was dedicated to serving God in his church. He was a church planter, elder, and served on the weekly pastoral committee for sermon review. He sang in choirs and sang solos for the church. He had a beautiful singing voice and was in many quartets, even during the time he served in the US Army in Korea. Ron proudly served his country from 1971-1973 during the Vietnam War. In more recent years, his favorite activities were spending time with family, yard work / curbside appeal, watching sports (Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Braves), Sudoku puzzles, and listening to political broadcasts.

A visitation for Ron will be from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM on Saturday, February 3, 2024, at Legacy Church (1040 Blackwell Rd, Marietta, GA 30066), followed by a memorial service at 12:30 PM. The burial will be held on February 8, 2024 at Georgia National Cemetery in Canton, Georgia.

In lieu of flowers, financial contributions can be made to the church that he helped to plant Legacy Church www.legacychurchga.com

Thursday, January 25, 2024

James M Jenkins

 

OBITUARY

James M. Jenkins

APRIL 1, 1944 – AUGUST 12, 2021
Obituary of James M. Jenkins
IN THE CARE OF
James M. Jenkins, age 77 of Plain City, Ohio passed away peacefully on August 12, 2021. He was born on April 1, 1944 in Ironton, Ohio to the late James Roscoe and Rosemary (Falls) Jenkins.

Jim graduated from Lakota High School in 1962, Anderson University in 1967 with a major in Chemistry, and Xavier University with a MBA in 1977. He worked for 27 years for a pharmaceutical firm that changed names several times during his tenure including: Warren-Teed Pharmaceuticals, Adria Laboratories, and Pharmacia. While working as a chemist, he decided to pursue corporate finance and completed his MBA (1977). He became a cost accountant for the same company he worked for as a chemist and subsequently became a licensed Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Certified Management Accountant (CMA). He was the Vice President of Finance when the company merged with Upjohn in 1995. He spent the final 10 years of his career as the North American Controller for Honda supplier, American Showa.

Jim loved watching sports and was a passionate fan of Ohio State football and basketball, the Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals. He was a long time OSU basketball season ticket holder. He also had a passion for genealogy, gardening, reading, and hiking with friends. Between 1991- 2004, he completed 8 hikes which included the Appalachian Trail, Grand Canyon, and Red River Gorge. Jim was an ardent supporter of his four grandkids and their activities: soccer, musical theater, horseback riding, and football. Jim was deeply committed to his church, Meadow Park Church of God, and Children of Promise, a non-profit organization where he served on the board of directors.

Jim is survived by his wife, Marilyn (Hogue) Jenkins of 53 years; sons Michael (Sheri) and Jeremy; and four grandchildren: Abby, Cora, Alex, and Alice. He was preceded in death by his parents.

SCHOEDINGER DUBLIN will assist with a celebration of Jim's life, which will be held on Tuesday, August 17, 2021 at Meadow Park Church of God, 2425 Bethel Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43220. Family will greet friends from 10:00-11:00 a.m. Service to immediately follow.

In lieu of flowers, financial contributions can be made to Children of Promise in his memory. www.childrenofpromise.global

Sunday, September 25, 2022

ODESSA CALERA (HOGUE) LOPP PARKS OBITUARY






Sikeston - Funeral service for Odessa Calera Lopp Parks of Sikeston will be held today at Tanner Street Church of God. Burial will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery.

Mrs. Parks, 86 years old, died Sunday at the Clearview Nursing Center.

She was born Feb. 21, 1910, in Anderson, Ala., the daughter of William James and Martha E. Willis Hogue. She and Joseph Albert Lopp were married Dec. 16, 1928. He died July 25, 1968. She married Hester L. Parks Nov. 24, 1973. He died Jan. 14, 1987.

She worked 23 years as a restaurant and school cook, including 12 years with Sikeston Public Schools. She was a member of Tanner Street Church.

Survivors include four sons, Lowell, Ted, Jack and Dan Lopp; three daughters, Bonnie Noles, Brenda Crawford and Cherry Sanders; five brothers, the Rev. Grady Hogue, the Rev. Everett Hogue, Dalton Hogue, Riggle Hogue and Finis Hogue; four sisters, Viola Stanford, Pearl Stafford, Verla Horton and Bonnie Bailey; 18 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.


She was preceded in death by four sisters.


Southeast Missourian

Verla Virginia (Hogue) Horton Obituary



OBITUARY

Verla Virginia Horton

NOVEMBER 17, 1921 – JULY 3, 2022



















Verla Virginia Horton, age 100, passed away on Monday July 3, 2022 at Delta South Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center in Sikeston, MO.

She was born November 17, 1921 in Lawrenceburg, TN. to the late William James and Martha Elizabeth Hogue.

On October 11, 1940 in Portageville, MO. she married Alton Leonard Horton who preceded her in death on September 24, 2004 at the age of 90.

Verla wore many different hats during those 100 years. She was a farmer’s housewife, and worked in the Charleston School system, but her largest and most enduring contributions of life were the music programs in her church.

Most of her life, she lived in Mississippi County. She was a member of the First Church of God in East Prairie, MO., and in her later years a member of Tanner Street Church of God in Sikeston, MO.

She is survived by one son, Barry (Glenda) Horton of Scott City, MO., and one daughter Tonya Horton (Ralph) Shupe of Oklahoma City, OK. and four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Verla was the longest living and the last of the fourteen Hogue siblings.

In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her nine brothers and five sisters: Noble, Wesley (James), Viola, Rufus (Herman), Grady, Calera, Everett, Burley, Pearl, Dalton (Warner), Riggle, Finis, and Bonnie.

Visitation will be on Wednesday, July 6, 2022 from 12:00 p.m. until time of the funeral service at 2:00 p.m. at Nunnelee Funeral Chapel, with Pastors Ralph and Tonya Shupe along with Pastor Brent Horton will officiate.

Pallbearers will be: Chris Kempkin, River Horton, David Lingle, Daren Lingle, Bob Hanor, and Ronnie Hall.

Interment will be at the Dogwood Cemetery in Dogwood, MO.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy can be shared at www.nunneleefuneralchapel.com for the Horton Family.

If you would like to watch Aunt Verla Horton's funeral video, you can watch it here.  https://www.facebook.com/100024284889570/videos/562333225378369/

Tuesday, January 25, 2022

ELIZABETH (BOWEN) NOBLE FAMILY

 Descendants of ELIZABETH BOWEN 



Generation No. 1

ELIZABETH BOWEN (HUGHA) was born on November 18, 1849 in Virginia and died October 10, 1917 in Wayne County, West Virginia.  ELIZABETH BOWEN  was the daughter of HUGHA BOWEN AND SUSANNA TROUT. She married ISOM BEECHER NOBLE in 1867.  ISOM BEECHER NOBLE was born October 21, 1845 in Kentucky, and died July 14, 1927 in Trace Fork, Wayne County, WV.  

                                   HUGHA BOWEN, FATHER TO ELIZABETH

Notes for ISOM BEECHER NOBLE:

Isom Noble from Wayne County WV, was a Civil War vet. He is listed in the roster for Diamonds 10th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA enlisting 3/20/63. Found him in the Breathitt County Kentucky Census of 1860, number 366/3 66 father John born Floyd Co Kentucky, mother Sary from NC. My father is Luther Noble son of Robert Lee Noble and Prudence (Ball) Noble. I a m sure that Isom and his wife are buried in the family cemetery on Trace Fork in Wayne Co. WV.  Gardner Fletcher's father Isom enlisted as a Private in May's Battalio of the Kentucky Mounted Rifles (which became Company E, 10th Regiment (Diamond) Kentucky's Calvary) on March 20, 1863 in Wolfe Co, Kentucky.
He was captured and became prisoner of War on April 16, 1864 in Wolfe Co, Kentucky.  He was transferred to a military prison in Louisville Kentucky on may 7, 1864.  From Louisville, he was transferred to Camp Morton in Indy on May 7 1864.  He was paroled at Camp Morton and
forwarded to Point Lookout, MD via the B & O Railroad for a prisoner exchange on March 15 1865.

Story about Isom from David Noble: 

I was told by my father (Luther Noble) that Isom joined the Southern side because some Northern recruiters were trying to get him to join and in so doing were bad mouthing the Southern boys.  This made Isom mad and he joined up with the CSA, he was about 16 at the time.  
The following information was provided by Mike Burcham a cousin who has a copy of Isom's service record. 
Isom enlisted as a Private in May's Battalion of the Kentucky Mounted Rifles (which later became Company E, 10th Regiment [Diamond's] Kentucky Calvary) on March 20, 1863 in Wolfe County, KY. He was enlisted by D. F. Swango, a prominent person in the region during the war. 
Isom was captured and became a Prisoner of War on April 16, 1864 in Wolfe County. A single note in the record under remarks states "Bushwacker".  He was transferred to a military prison in Louisville, KY on May 7, 1864.  From Louisville, he was transferred to Camp Morton in Indianapolis, IN in May 12, 1864.  He was paroled at Camp Morton and forwarded to Point Lookout, MD via the B&O Railroad for a prisoner exchange.  It appears that he was freed sometime on or after March 15, 1865. 

Notes for ELIZABETH BOWEN:

They lived in the Butler District of Wayne County where Isom was a farmer.  Elizabeth's father left her a tract of land containing 500 acres known as the Joel Ferguson land.   They had ten children and five of them died during their infancy.
      
Children of ISOM NOBLE and ELIZABETH BOWEN is:

i.    GARDNER FLETCHER NOBLE, b. February 15, 1880; d. December 18, 1964.


        Gardner Noble with brothers, Robert Lee and Charles Lafayette Noble
             
ii.    INFANT NOBLE, b. February 07, 1867; d. Bet. 1868 - 1961.

  Notes for INFANT NOBLE:
  Died in infancy.

iii.    SUSANNA NOBLE, b. December 16, 1870, Kentucky; d. February 03, 1892; m.                  ROBERT LEE BOYES.
            
iv.    ROBERT ELEE NOBLE, b. July 15, 1873, Kentucky; d. February 07, 1949, Kenova,         Wayne County, West Virginia.

v.    CHARLES LAFAYETTE NOBLE, b. July 18, 1875, Wayne County, West Virginia; d.     September 10, 1963, Kenova, Wayne County, West Virginia.
          
vi.   CORA NOBLE, b. October 15, 1881, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. June 26, 1953,          Rittman, Ohio.


Generation No. 2

GARDNER FLETCHER NOBLE (ISOM, JOHN M.) was born February 15, 1880, and died December 18, 1964.  He married LOUISE DORCAS PELFREY February 07, 1901 in Wayne County, West Virginia, daughter of WILLIAM PELFREY and NANCY ROBINSON.  She was born January 12, 1883 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died April 05, 1947 in Fort Gay, Wayne County, West Virginia.


Pictured above are Gardener Fletcher & Louisa Pelfrey Noble

Louisa Pelfrey Noble

Notes for GARDNER FLETCHER NOBLE:
Facts about this person:

Burial
Family Cemetery, near Fort Gay, Wayne County, West Virginia


More About GARDNER FLETCHER NOBLE:

Notes for LOUISA DORCAS PELFREY:
Facts about this person:

Burial
Family Cemetery, near Fort Gay, Wayne County, West Virginia
       
Children of GARDNER NOBLE and LOUISE PELFREY are:
                 
 i.    JENNINGS NOBLE.
                 
 ii.    WALTER NOBLE, m. EULA CONE.
                 
iii.    LAWRENCE NOBLE, b. November 19, 1901; d. Bet. 1918 - 1991; m. MAGGIE FLANNERY.
                  
iv.    ISOM BEECHER NOBLE, b. October 09, 1903, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. May 1994, 
Rittman OH.
                  
v.    WILLIAM TAYLOR NOBLE, b. April 22, 1906, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. Bet. 1937 - 
1997; m. THELMA FERGUSON.


ROBERT ELEE3 NOBLE (ISOM2, JOHN M.1) was born July 15, 1873 in Kentucky, and died February 07, 1949 in Kenova, Wayne County, West Virginia.  He married PRUDENCE BALL Bet. 1889 - 1908.  She was born May 27, 1872, and died August 30, 1912.

Notes for ROBERT ELEE NOBLE:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, Wayne County, West Virginia

Children of ROBERT NOBLE and PRUDENCE BALL are:
                   i.    MAYME4 NOBLE, m. ARTHUR AKERS; b. Bet. 1881 - 1910; d. Bet. 1908 - 1993.
                  ii.    ROBERT NOBLE.
                 iii.    VENNA NOBLE, b. April 08, 1896, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. Bet. 1897 - 1990.
                 iv.    LEONA NOBLE, b. November 25, 1899, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. Bet. 1913 - 1993; m. ALVA HOOSER, Bet. 1913 - 1946; b. Bet. 1882 - 1902; d. Bet. 1916 - 1988.
                  v.    ETHEL NOBLE, b. September 20, 1901, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. Bet. 1915 - 1995; m. CLARENCE RIGGS, Bet. 1915 - 1948; b. Bet. 1884 - 1904; d. Bet. 1918 - 1990.
                 vi.    LUTHER NOBLE, b. December 30, 1903, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. Bet. 1904 - 1993.

Notes for LUTHER NOBLE:
Residence was Redding, California.

                vii.    BASIL NOBLE, b. March 02, 1906, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. Bet. 1907 - 1996.
8.            viii.    WILLIAM EVERETT NOBLE, b. July 25, 1908, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. November 23, 1991, Cabell County, West Virginia.


4.  CHARLES LAFAYETTE3 NOBLE (ISOM2, JOHN M.1) was born July 18, 1875 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died September 10, 1963 in Kenova, Wayne County, West Virginia.  He married BERTHA JACKSON Bet. 1894 - 1920, daughter of HENDERSON JACKSON and LOUISA JANE.  She was born July 26, 1880 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died April 26, 1932 in Wayne County, West Virginia.

Notes for CHARLES LAFAYETTE NOBLE:
Charles and Bertha lived at Happy Hollow, Kenova, after her
death he  lived at the Kenova Hotel.  He was a car repairman for
the C & O  Railroad.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Huff Cemetery, Joel's Branch, Wayne County, West Virginia


More About CHARLES LAFAYETTE NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

Notes for BERTHA JACKSON:
Tuberculosis
Facts about this person:

Burial
Huff Cemetery, Joel's Branch, Wayne County, West Virginia


More About BERTHA JACKSON:
Fact 1: See Note Page
       
Children of CHARLES NOBLE and BERTHA JACKSON are:
                   i.    BERDIE4 NOBLE, m. FRANK PARKER.
9.               ii.    ELIZABETH NOBLE.
                 iii.    ERNIE GARRETT NOBLE.
10.            iv.    EPHRIAM NOBLE, b. November 27, 1898, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. October 27, 1969, Wayne County, West Virginia.
                  v.    EMMA NOBLE, b. December 07, 1900, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. February 27, 1937, Kenova, Wayne County, West Virginia.

Notes for EMMA NOBLE:
Tuberculosis
She was not married.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About EMMA NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

11.            vi.    OSCAR NOBLE, b. November 26, 1904, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. February 23, 1980, Wayne County, West Virginia.
                vii.    MAXIE NOBLE, b. May 24, 1910, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. July 29, 1942, Wayne County, West Virginia.

Notes for MAXIE NOBLE:
Was not married.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About MAXIE NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

               viii.    CHARLEY LAFAYETTE NOBLE, b. May 12, 1912, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. September 16, 1948; m. BEULAH PARSLEY.
                 ix.    PEARL NOBLE, b. November 14, 1914, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. August 1941, Hopemont, Pennsylvania.

Notes for PEARL NOBLE:
Was not married.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About PEARL NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

                  x.    GOLDEN NOBLE, b. May 25, 1916, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. November 19, 1973, Wayne County, West Virginia.

Notes for GOLDEN NOBLE:
Was not married.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About GOLDEN NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

                 xi.    IRA NOBLE, b. June 18, 1918, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. September 06, 1960, Waynec.

Notes for IRA NOBLE:
Was not married.

                xii.    ROBERTA NOBLE, b. September 23, 1920, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. June 28, 1942, Wayne County, West Virginia.

Notes for ROBERTA NOBLE:
Tuberculosis
Was not married.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About ROBERTA NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page


5.  CORA3 NOBLE (ISOM2, JOHN M.1) was born October 15, 1881 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died June 26, 1953 in Rittman, Ohio.  She married PHAROAH TRODGEN June 12, 1903 in Wayne County, W. Virginia, son of WILLIAM TROGDON and REBECCA BOWEN.  He was born August 11, 1884 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died July 08, 1928 in Neece, Wayne County, West Virginia.

Notes for CORA NOBLE:
Facts about this person:

Burial
Rittman Cemetery, Rittman, Ohio


More About CORA NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

Notes for PHAROAH TRODGEN:
They were members of the Greenbrier Baptist Church, later moved
their  membership to the Wayne Baptist Church.  Pharoah was
blind for about  three years before his death.  After his death,
Cora, lived with her son  Sidney, At Rittman, OH.

Facts about this person:

Alt. Born August 11, 1884

Burial
Wayne Cemetery, Wayne, Wayne County, W. Virginia

Also with talking with my folks they remember that the stories being t old that the rich
Trogdon's stayed in Scotland-Enlgand and the others left for the new w orld and
settled in WV. My Dad and your Great-Uncle was Leo. Pharoah and Cora N oble Trogdon were parents
of fourteen children, ten of whom lived to adulthood. There is only on e living
sibling left, Uncle George. who lives in California. Without checking the
records, I think he's around 85 years old or thereabouts. My Dad woul d have been
87 this year and Uncle George was next in the birth order. Uncle Muss was in his
early 90's when he died last year. He was near Uncle Sidney in the bir th order.
There are four spouses still living - your grandmother, my Mother, Aun t Ruth
(Muss), and Aunt Marie(Isom). My Mother is Geneva Grizzle Trogdon and she still
lives in Rittman. We celebrated her 80th birthday on September 4. Aun t Ruth is
at Smithville -Western Nursing home just outside of Smithville, and Au nt Marie
still lives in Rittman. We were doing a bit of traveling in 1982 and s topped to
see your grandparents in Homassassa, Fla., but I don't think Aunt Ona lives
there now. If you have her address, I'd love to have it.
Your grandparents were the first ones in the family to move to Rittma n from
Wayne, WVA. One by one or two by two, the rest of the family moved nor th for
jobs. Most of them lived with your grandparents ( I know my Dad did) u ntil they
could earn enough money to find a place of their own and send for thei r
families. Shortly after Sandy had sent this letter our Great Aunt Rut h died

Sidney Trogdon was my Grandfather and died 16yrs. this December.
My Dad and your Great-Uncle was Leo. Pharoah and Cora Noble Trogdon we re parents
of fourteen children, ten of whom lived to adulthood. There is only on e living
sibling left, Uncle George. who lives in California. Without checking the
records, I think he's around 85 years old or thereabouts. My Dad woul d have been
87 this year and Uncle George was next in the birth order. Uncle Muss was in his
early 90's when he died last year. He was near Uncle Sidney in the bir th order.
There are four spouses still living - your grandmother, my Mother, Aun t Ruth
(Muss), and Aunt Marie(Isom). My Mother is Geneva Grizzle Trogdon and she still
lives in Rittman. We celebrated her 80th birthday on September 4. Aun t Ruth is
at Smithville -Western Nursing home just outside of Smithville, and Au nt Marie
still lives in Rittman. We were doing a bit of traveling in 1982 and s topped to
see your grandparents in Homassassa, Fla., but I don't think Aunt Ona lives
there now. If you have her address, I'd love to have it.
Your grandparents were the first ones in the family to move to Rittma n from
Wayne, WVA. One by one or two by two, the rest of the family moved nor th for
jobs. Most of them lived with your grandparents ( I know my Dad did) u ntil they
could earn enough money to find a place of their own and send for thei r families


More About PHAROAH TRODGEN:
Fact 1: See Note Page
       
Children of CORA NOBLE and PHAROAH TRODGEN are:
                   i.    GEORGE BURGESS4 TRODGEN.
                  ii.    HENRY TRODGEN.
                 iii.    LEO TRODGEN.
                 iv.    LETHA TRODGEN, m. W. R. LONG.
12.             v.    MUSS TRODGEN.
                 vi.    ORVAL ERIE TRODGEN.
                vii.    REBA TRODGEN.
               viii.    HOMER TRODGEN, b. April 02, 1904, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. January 29, 1941, Wayne County, West Virginia.

Notes for HOMER TRODGEN:
Homer was bedfast for 14 years due to a back injury that he
suffered  while working on the road.  He did not marry.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Wayne Cemetery, Wayne, Wayne County, West Virginia


More About HOMER TRODGEN:
Fact 1: See Note Page

                 ix.    ISOM TRODGEN, b. March 08, 1905, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. April 13, 1960, Rittman, Ohio.

Notes for ISOM TRODGEN:
Isom taught scholl in Wayne County before moving to Ohi.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Rittman, Ohio


More About ISOM TRODGEN:
Fact 1: See Note Page

                  x.    SIDNEY TRODGEN, b. July 03, 1906, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. Bet. 1907 - 1996.
                 xi.    PEARL TRODGEN, b. June 04, 1913, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. April 10, 1914, Wayne County, West Virginia.


Generation No. 3

6.  JENNINGS4 NOBLE (GARDNER FLETCHER3, ISOM2, JOHN M.1)  He married MARY ELIZABETH SMITH
       
Children of JENNINGS NOBLE and MARY SMITH are:
                   i.    CORA ELLEN5 NOBLE.
                  ii.    FLETCHER EDWARD NOBLE.
                 iii.    JEWELL ANN NOBLE.
                 iv.    LABON RAY NOBLE.
                  v.    LOUISE DORCAS NOBLE.
                 vi.    MANDY FRANCIS NOBLE.
                vii.    EVERETT NOBLE, b. July 07, 1944, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. August 07, 1944, Wayne County, West Virginia.


7.  ISOM BEECHER4 NOBLE (GARDNER FLETCHER3, ISOM2, JOHN M.1) was born October 09, 1903 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died May 1994 in Rittman OH.  He married TENNIE HOLLAND, daughter of WILLIAM HOLLAND.  She was born April 02, 1904 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died May 1989.

More About ISOM BEECHER NOBLE:
Burial: May 1994, Rittman Cemetery, Rittman OH
Cause of Death: heart failure/congestive heart

More About TENNIE HOLLAND:
Burial: May 1989, Rittman Cemetery, Rittman OH
Cause of Death: multi-system failure
       
Children of ISOM NOBLE and TENNIE HOLLAND are:
                   i.    CHARLES DONALD5 NOBLE.
                  ii.    DOROTHY MAE NOBLE, m. HOPTON.
                 iii.    BEECHER NOBLE, b. October 21, 1845; d. July 14, 1927.
                 iv.    BILLY JO NOBLE, b. June 11, 1926, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. July 18, 1927, Wayne County, West Virginia.

More About BILLY JO NOBLE:
Cause of Death: Pneumonia

                  v.    CLIFFORD NOBLE, b. September 08, 1926, Cleo, West Virginia; d. August 03, 2004, Warren, OH; m. DOROTHY LOVENIA WALMER, December 25, 1943, Madisonberg, OH; b. December 25, 1924, Ohio; d. January 15, 2011, Atlanta, Georgia Fulton County.

More About CLIFFORD NOBLE:
Burial: August 07, 2004, Rittman Cemetery, Rittman OH
Cause of Death: massive stroke/heart attack

More About DOROTHY LOVENIA WALMER:
Burial: January 23, 2011, Rittman Cemetery, Rittman, Ohio

                 vi.    CLINTON NOBLE, b. February 28, 1928; d. February 07, 2006, Rittman, OH.

More About CLINTON NOBLE:
Burial: February 10, 2006, Rittman Cemetery, Rittman OH


8.  WILLIAM EVERETT4 NOBLE (ROBERT ELEE3, ISOM2, JOHN M.1) was born July 25, 1908 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died November 23, 1991 in Cabell County, West Virginia.  He married BIRDIE PERDUE Bet. 1920 - 1953.  She was born 1901 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died July 28, 1975 in Cabell County, West Virginia.

Notes for WILLIAM EVERETT NOBLE:
William was a car inspector for the C & O Railroad.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About WILLIAM EVERETT NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

Notes for BIRDIE PERDUE:
Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About BIRDIE PERDUE:
Fact 1: See Note Page
       
Children of WILLIAM NOBLE and BIRDIE PERDUE are:
                   i.    BERNICE5 NOBLE, m. FRED POWELL.
                  ii.    BETTY JUNE NOBLE, m. JENNINGS PAUL BRYAN.
                 iii.    BRENDA GAY NOBLE.
                 iv.    ROGER CLOYCE NOBLE.
                  v.    DOROTHY ELOISE NOBLE, b. March 18, 1922; d. November 14, 1985.

Notes for DOROTHY ELOISE NOBLE:
Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About DOROTHY ELOISE NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

                 vi.    WANDA MARIE NOBLE, b. August 22, 1926, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. October 09, 1944.

Notes for WANDA MARIE NOBLE:
Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About WANDA MARIE NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page


9.  ELIZABETH4 NOBLE (CHARLES LAFAYETTE3, ISOM2, JOHN M.1)  She married WILLIAM ARTRIP, son of FLEMING ARTRIP and VIRGINIA TRODGEN.  He was born September 28, 1904 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died January 17, 1986 in Cabell County, West Virginia.

Notes for WILLIAM ARTRIP:
William was a boiler-fireman with the Woodmosiac Lumber Company.

Facts about this person:

Alt. Born September 28, 1904


More About WILLIAM ARTRIP:
Fact 1: See Note Page
       
Children of ELIZABETH NOBLE and WILLIAM ARTRIP are:
                   i.    DELORIS JEAN5 ARTRIP.
                  ii.    THELMA ARTRIP.


10.  EPHRIAM4 NOBLE (CHARLES LAFAYETTE3, ISOM2, JOHN M.1) was born November 27, 1898 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died October 27, 1969 in Wayne County, West Virginia.  He married MAUD MILLS Bet. 1919 - 1948, daughter of JAMES MILLS and VASHI BALL.  She was born May 15, 1906 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died January 26, 1968 in Wayne County, West Virginia.

Notes for EPHRIAM NOBLE:
They were members of the Freewill Baptist Church of Kenova.  He
worked  for the C & O Railroad.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About EPHRIAM NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

Notes for MAUD MILLS:
Facts about this person:

Burial
Dock's Creek Cemetery, Kenova, West Virginia


More About MAUD MILLS:
Fact 1: See Note Page
       
Child of EPHRIAM NOBLE and MAUD MILLS is:
                   i.    JENEVA5 NOBLE.


11.  OSCAR4 NOBLE (CHARLES LAFAYETTE3, ISOM2, JOHN M.1) was born November 26, 1904 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died February 23, 1980 in Wayne County, West Virginia.  He married MARTHA MONEY Bet. 1925 - 1954.  She was born March 13, 1912 in Wayne County, West Virginia, and died February 06, 1980 in Wayne County, West Virginia.

Notes for OSCAR NOBLE:
Facts about this person:

Burial
Maple Hill Cemetery, Kenova, Wayne County, West Virginia


More About OSCAR NOBLE:
Fact 1: See Note Page

Notes for MARTHA MONEY:
Facts about this person:

Burial
Maple Hill Cemetery, Kenova, Wayne County, West Virginia


More About MARTHA MONEY:
Fact 1: See Note Page
       
Children of OSCAR NOBLE and MARTHA MONEY are:
                   i.    KENNETH LARRY5 NOBLE.
                  ii.    MARIETTA NOBLE, m. ROBERT WILSON.
                 iii.    THOMAS NOBLE.
                 iv.    WILMA JEAN NOBLE, m. LEE THOMPSON.
                  v.    JENNINGS NOBLE, b. May 11, 1934, Wayne County, West Virginia; d. July 17, 1987, Cabell County, West Virginia; m. PATRICIA ORISON.


12.  MUSS4 TRODGEN (CORA3 NOBLE, ISOM2, JOHN M.1)  He married RUTH EVELYN KELLEY, daughter of SHERMAN KELLEY and JEANORA HUFF
       
Children of MUSS TRODGEN and RUTH KELLEY are:
                   i.    DELORES JEAN5 TRODGEN, m. HAROLD WAGNER.
                  ii.    GLORIA JUNE TRODGEN, m. DARRELL ANDERSON.
                 iii.    VIRGINIA LEE TRODGEN, m. JOSEPH BEAVER.