Relationship Record 5

Male/Husband}   Noble, Walter		Family History} Olson
Female/Wife}   Detwiller, Agnes		Relationship Type} Marriage
Marriage: Date} Fam 10 Feb 1860	Place} Avonbank Presby., Downie Twp., Perth, Ontario
Ended: On Date} Exa  17 Sep 1901                      By} Death of husband		Source 1}  70 = Interview Source 2}  72 = Bible record Source 3} 319 = Marriage rec Source 4} 905 = Marriage rec Source 5} 237 = 1861 CAN cen Source 6} 244 = 1871 CAN cen Source 7} 248 = 1881 CAN cen Source 8} 873 = Birth record Source 9} 899 = 1891 CAN cen Source 10}  18 = 1900 USA cen Source 11} 135 = Photograph Source 12} 182 = Photograph Source 13} 195 = Photograph Source 14} 756 = Photograph Source 15}  69 = Cemetery rec
1st Household No.} 89 = Logan Twp., Perth, Ontario
Photos} Walter & Agnes with Jim & Marion and The six adult children
Last Updated         by} Karen Hancock Date Updated} 12 May 2014 Date Created}  27 Sep 1997
Notes:  Walter, from Elma Twp., and Agnes, from Fullarton Twp., were married by Rev. Robert Hamilton in the Avonbank (Motherwell) Presbyterian Church in Downie Twp., Perth, Ontario.  The marriage was by proclamation, and cost $3.00.  Andrew Noble, his brother, and Hannah Detwiller, her sister, were the marriage witnesses. The 1861 Canada census lists Walter and Agnes twice.  First as newlyweds, living with or near her parents and family in Fullarton Twp.  Second, they are listed as living in Elma Twp., next to a Scottish family. In the 1871 Canada census, Walter and Agnes were living with their five oldest children in the township of Logan, Perth.  Their first-born twin boys had died at birth.  By the 1881 Canada census, they had eight children.  Alexander died in 1881, and Walter was born in 1883.  In the 1891 Canada census, the family was still in Logan. Walter and Agnes immigrated to the United States in 1893, becoming naturalized citizens.  Except for their oldest son James, all of their then living children immigrated with them.  The family settled in Ontario, San Bernardino, California.  In the 1900 U.S. census, they were living in Ontario, California, with only two of their children, Mary and Walter. Walter died in 1901, and Agnes eventually moved to Alhambra to live with her daughters.  Agnes died in 1914.  Both are buried in the Noble plot in the Bellevue Memorial Park, Ontario, California.
Children:	Total # of Children} 11	Seq. # of Primary} 10
1st Child} Noble, unamed   2nd Child} Noble, unamed   3rd Child} Noble, James   4th Child} Noble, Marion (Mern)   5th Child} Noble, Alexander   6th Child} Noble, Robina N. (Bena)   7th Child} Noble, Andrew Franklin   8th Child} Noble, Janet Mitchell (Nettie)   9th Child} Noble, Mary Agnes 10th Child} Noble, Amy Susan 11th Child} Noble, Walter Mitchell
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