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- === Research Notes from Linda Reno
You have the wife of George Noe as Rebecca Hulse. You have assigned no parents to her and give no reason for this belief. I have only one girl named Rebecca Hulse and she married John Moran.
In trying to locate the parents of Rebecca, wife of George Noe, I decided to try to track down the ownership of “Mount Organ” mentioned below:
Provincial Court Land Records, 1749-1756, Volume 701, Page 565 (Mike Marshall's page): 4/16/1754: This Indenture made this Sixteenth Day of April in the Year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty four between George Noe, Senior of S.t Marys County in the Province of Maryland Planter and Rebecca, his Wife and George Noe jun of the said County and Province Planter, Son and heir of them the said George Noe Senior and Rebecca his Wife of the one part and John Chesley of the same County and Province Merchant of the other part.
Witnesseth that the said George Noe, Senior and Rebecca his Wife and George Noe jun for and in Consideration of the Several Sums of Five Shillings Current Money to them Severally in hand paid by the said John Chesley at or before the ensealing and Delivery of these presents the Receipt whereof they and each of them hereby acknowledge have Granted bargained and sold and by these presents do grant bargain and Sell unto the said John Chesley all that Tract or Parcell of Plantable Land Scituate lying and being in Baltimore County in the Province afsd called Mount Organ containing three hundred and Fifty Acres of Land and the Revertion and Revertions Remainder & Remainders Rents Issues and Profits thereof and of Every part thereof, etc., etc.
May 11, 1707: Matthew Organ of Baltimore Co Md, conveyed 350 acres Mount Organ to Christopher Randall of Baltimore Co, planter; Organ’s wife Catherine consents. (Md. Genealogical Society Bulletin, 1989).
August 31, 1717: Deed from Christopher Randall of Baltimore Co. to John Newman of Baltimore Co. “Mount Organ”, 350 ac., for 10,000 lbs. tobacco. Ann Randall waived dower. (PG Co. Deeds, TR, No. A, Page 499).
Will of John Newman, Page Co., 3/19/1732-11/7/1733. Wife, Rebecca, exec., all estate while she remains unmarried. At her death estate to daughter Rebecca and her heirs.
May 14, 1735: Deed from Rebecca Newman, widow and rettee (can’t find the meaning of this word) of John Newman, to John Simkin of Page Co., for 100 ac. of “Mount Organ” for 12 lbs. sterling paid by Simkin to John Newman before Newman’s death. (PG Co. Deeds, HWS, No. M, Page 216).
May 18, 1735: Deed from Rebecca Newman, widow and rettee of John Newman to Charles Motterby of Page Co., barber for and in consideration of Motterby maintaining Rebecca during her life and when she dies to bury her in a decent manner and payment of her debts, “Mt. Organ”, 250 acres, which remains now her right after 100 acres conveyed to John Simkin. She also conveyed to Motterby cattle, hogs, horses and household stuff. (PG. Co. Deeds, HWS, No. M, Page 219).
NOTE: This might be the same John and Rebecca Newman named in the will of John Bearcroft of SMC, July 4, 1693.
Will of John Barecroft 7/4/1693; 7/20/1693, St. Mary's Co. Godsons: John, son of Col. Nehemiah Blackistone; William Goldsmith, son-in-law of Richard Clouds; William, son of Samuel Cookseley (Cooksey?). To: John Cottrell; Jeffrey Cole; Jane, wife of Thomas Williams; Abraham Price; Abraham Tennison; Mary Taylor, dau. of Mary Price; Kenelm Cheseldine; Madam Susan Blackistone, wife of Col. Blackistone afsd.; Sarah, wife of Michael Curtis; and to Clement Hill--personality. To: Elizabeth Newman, dau. of John Newman, at age 16 "Worchester". To: John Newman, son of John Newman, "Burress' Gift", Calvert Co. Aforesaid children--Elizabeth and John Newman, son and dau. of John and Rebecca Newman to be brought up Protestants. To: Brother, Stephen personal property in England and any estate left testator by his father and mother, except 50 lbs. which is bequeathed to Parish of St. Ellinor's in Worchester City, England. Execs: John and Rebecca Newman, afsd. Overseers: Clement Haly, John Rose, William Escott, Chris. Knight, George Perry, William Heather. (Maryland Calendar of Wills).
3/14/1738: Charles Motherby witnessed the will of John Simkins, Baltimore Co. (Will attached). Two daughters got 50 ac. each of “Organ’s Mount.”
May 30, 1742: Admin. accts. of John Simpkin, Baltimore Co. Admx., Priscilla Atbierby, wife of Charles Atbierby, also Charles Motherby.
So….how did the property include 350 acres again by 1754?
At this point, I think Rebecca Newman, daughter of John, is the girl who married George Noe.
I found no deeds in Baltimore Co. for George Noe. I’m going now to see if I find anything on John Chesley disposing of the land.
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Provincial Court Land Records, 1749-1756
Volume 701, Page 565
This Indenture made this Sixteenth Day of April in the Year
of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty four between George Noe
Senior of S.t Marys County in the Province of Maryland Planter and Rebecca
his Wife and George Noe jun of the said County and Province Planter
Son and heir of them the said George Noe Senior and Rebecca his
Wife of the one part and John Chesley of the same County and
Province Merchant of the other part Witnesseth that the said George Noe
Senior and Rebecca his Wife and George Noe jun for and in Consideration of
the Several Sums of Five Shillings Current Money to them Severally in
hand paid by the said John Chesley at or before the ensealing and Delivery
of these presents the Receipt whereof they and each of them hereby acknowledge
have Granted bargained and sold and by these presents do grant
bargain and Sell unto the said John Chesley all that Tract or Parcell of
Plantable Land Scituate lying and being in Baltimore County in
the Province af.d called Mount organ containing three hundred and
Fifty Acres of Land and the Revertion and Revertions Remainder &
Remainders Rents Issues and Profits thereof and of Every part thereof
To have and to hold the said Tract or parcell of Plantable Land af.d
with the appurtenances hereby granted bargained or Sold or Mentioned
or intended to be hereby granted bargained or Sold unto the Said John
Chesley his Executors Administrators and assigns from the Day Next
before the Day of the Date of these Presents for and during and unto the
full and and Term of one Whole Year from thence next ensuing and
fully to be compleat and ended to the intent and purpose that the said
John Chesley may be in the Actual Possession of the Said hereby bargained
Land and Premisses with the appurtenances and May hereby &
by Force and Virtue of the Statute for transferring Uses into Possession
in that Behalf made and provided be enabled to receive and take
a Grant and Release of the Reversion and Inheritance of the Said
Land and Premisses hereby bargained and Sold or intended so to
be with the appurtenances to him and his heirs to such uses &
Purposes as shall be thereby declared In witness whereof the
Parties af.d have hereunto set their hands and seals the Day and year
af.d Sealed & Delivered his
in the presence of George n Noe Seal
Mark
J Darnall her
Rebecca R Noe Seal
Mark
Charles Grahame his
5 sid George Noe jun ~
Mark Seal
Recorded May 22.d 1755
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=== Contributed by Ralph D. Smith
Microflim Roll No. 32126. (from Charles M. Starks)
Comment: Peter is not on the 1780-1782 lists. Rebecca
Noe, ancient, is on these lists continuously from 1779-1785,
that is she is also shown in the years 1780-1782 when Peter is not.
Each year's list is a short list of 10-15 names. Peter
and Rebecca are separately Ilamed on these lists. This is
significant because there are many entrles on these lists
such as "John Jones and wife," that is, husband and wife
were not separately listed as are Peter and Rebecca. From
this we would conclude that Peter and Rebecca were not married
to each other.
Peter and Rebecca are the only known Noes in Amherst Co.
durIng the period 1779-1785 but other Noes had been there
earlier
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1694 - Aft 1785 (~ 91 years)