Pierre Noue sailed on the ship "De Bonte Koe," 16 April 1663 with his wife Marguerite Dumont, a child and his sister. Pierre Noue and his family settled on Staten Island, (NY), later removing to Elizabethtown, (NJ), where he purchased a plantation "Lying and being within the bounds of Elizabethtown aforesaid, at a place called Rahway." Pierre's will dated 16 Dec. 1709, was proved 28 April 1710 and mentions his daughter, Mary, wife of John Tremble. Mary Noe married John Trembley 1689 in Old French Huguenots Church, Harlem, New York and was his second wife. Their issue: 1. John, 2, Mary, 3. Margaret, 4. Elizabeth, 5 Greachy (Margaret?). 6. Benoi or Ebanezer, 7. Sarah who married David Sutton probably as his second wife. John Trembley's parents were Jean Jacques du Tremblay. Ref: Holland Soc. Yearbook, 1902 Banta - New Netherlands, pp 24, 25 Monette - Vol 1, First Settlers of Stanten Island Register of Ancestors - Huguenot Soc. of New Jersey,Inc. Anjou Ulster Co., Wills, Vol. 1, p 88 Riker - History of Harlem, - p 271 Register of Huguenot Ancestors by Georgia Nellie Chandler Cobb, pp 126, 257. Would like to learn more facts about the Noe line. My line follows down through the Sutton's.