Good Mornin' Fellow Listers: I'm forwarding a posting which just came through the PA Cambria Co. List. Donna Heller Zinn of Newville, Cumberland Co., PA. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beth Fladaker" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 2:41 PM Subject: Re: [PaCambri] John WEAKLAND and Elizabeth NOEL > Donna, > Here is what I have in my notes. I believe I got it from Carol Glass Vass: > > BIRTH/BAPTISM: 18 Aug 1845 [26], Adams Co, PA "St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic > Church: Baptism Register" Photocopied by Adams County Historical Society, > Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; Book F-6: Part 1, Baptisms 1844-1864" Page dated > 1845, following entry between August 10 and September 14. > Noel, Anna Catharine, [illegible, poss. Conjugis] Willielm Noel et Anna > Griffee, 21th August [illegible] baptize at first [illegible] sp: Tra-- > Suarr[?] jur ____ R. T. Dietz, S.J. > [Carol's NOTE: The parents are William Noel (1801-1882) and his 2nd wife, > Ann Bridget Griffee/Griffey [ca 1807-1873. See William Noel's June 1881 > Cambria Co, PA Will for verification that he had two wives, Emily Ann > (Wilson) and Bridget Ann (Griffey). Both wives predeceased William and both > were sometimes identified as "Ann". ] > > MARRIAGE: 2 > "John J. Weakland born January 1840 the youngest child of Samuel Weakland > and his second wife Margaret McAteer. On 27 June 1865 he married Anna > Elizabeth Noel by Fr. Edmund, O.S.B." > Ledoux [5], Vol. V, Marriages at St. Benedicts, Carrolltown; pg 155, record > #3551, > WEAKLAND, John m. Elis. NOEL wi: Demetrius Weakland/Cath. Tierney PE > [Carol's NOTE: It is most likely a clerical or transcription error that John > Weakland's wife is called "Elis." in this marriage record. On the 1850 > Susquehanna Twp census, she is listed as Ann, age 4, in her father's > household and in 1860 is identified as "Anna C., age 15" in her father's > household. Both witnesses to this marriage likely had an extended family > relationship to the bride or groom. Demetrius Weakland could have been > either the son of James Weakland/Ruth Farrell or the son of Henry C. > Weakland/Mary Ann Kirkpatrick. Either one would have been a cousin of John > Joseph Weakland. Catherine Tierney might have been related to the Juliana > Tierney who married Charles Dillon, possibly even their daughter. Charles > Dillon would have been related to Anna C. (Noel) Weakland through his > DILLON/NOEL ancestors, and thus, a cousin of Anna C. Noel.] > > Beth Campbell Fladaker > Tacoma, WA > -------Original Message------- > From: The Julians > Date: 10/11/04 09:01:21 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [PaCambri] John WEAKLAND and Elizabeth NOEL > > I was wondering if anyone has information about either of these two: > > John WEAKLAND m. 06-27-1865 Elis. NOEL at St. Benedict's. > > Witnesses were Demetrius Weakland and. Cath. Tierney > > Thanks, > Donna Noel Julian