Noall

[jawinslade]

Hi,
My name is Julie and I have just joined this forum.

My main interest is the surname Noall, which was my grandmother's maiden name.

Other surnames in my tree are,
Major, Simmonds, Stevens, Quick, Harry, Rosewall,
Oates, Paule,

My 9th great grandfather was a Thomas Quick who was married to Zenobia Cynobys.

[Deleted]

Hello Julie

You will love this forum ;D ;D more Quick researchers than you can shake at stick at. Ian (Cornish Terrier) is a little busy right now with the fires in Australia but he will be the main man with the most information on the families you mention - but there others - some of them ladies too .

May I suggest that you post any particular queries that you have and let Ian and the others assist you in any way they can.

You mention Thomas Quick and his wife Zenobia. I do not think that Cynobys was her maiden name - rather possibly an alternate spelling for Zenobia that has been taken from a record somewhere.

I personally would be interested to know which generations of the Quick family are your ancestors.

Lannanta

[Cornish Terrier]

Hello Julie and Welcome to our little gatherine!

My 9th great grandfather was a Thomas Quick who was married to Zenobia Cynobys

Lannanta is quite correct in his response to the above.

In some documents the name is 'Cynobys' and in others 'Zenobia' but there are other variations also that can be found.

Her maiden name is not known and perhaps never will be.

As for your other names - well I reckon you have a few here that can give you a bit of a hand. ;D

Get involved and 'chat' with us and let's see how we can go from there.

I will be looking forward to your queries and will certainly do my best although my input may be a little slow for a while until these Victorian Bushfires are over.

CT

[Mal]

Hi Julie,

Welcome to our motley crew
I have Harry, Oates and Paule from the Paul area (pardon the pun). These particular lines are quite hard work because they are the 17th century ones and involve a lot of headscratching and false leads. I am still trying to work out a possible Wilson-Harry Harry-Carvosso connection that just never seems to add up one way or the other!!!! Check out my site and look up the names to see if they coincide with any of yours.
M
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[jawinslade]

Hi,

I thought Cynobys was probably inaccurate.

The first time a Quick enters my tree is when John Noall married Prudence Quick in St Ives 1702.
They were my 6th Gt grandparents.

I have Prudence's parents as Thomas Quick 1650 and another Prudence, maiden name unknown.

Thomas's parents were Francis Quick 1623 and Elizabeth Paule. I have Elizabeth's parents as John Paule 1600 who was married to Margery Oates.

However, I need confirmation for this.

[Cornish Terrier]

Hello again Julie

Information in your last is quite correct - at least as far as is known from the information that is available.
This has been my own portrayal of the family for many years and I have yet found nothing to indicate it might be incorrect.

John PAULE of Towednack wrote his Will in 1658 and it was proved in 1662 - so that gives us some clues.

At the time he wrote this Will his mother was, as I recall, still living.

HIs mother was Elizabeth but I do not know her maiden name and nor do I know the name of his father as yet.

John PAULE also had a sister Elizabeth who appears to be the one who married James PENTIRE 11th July 1619 at Towednack.

Look forward to further discussion but must go now.

CT

[donne]

I've only got one family of the NOALL surname in my database, that of John NOALL who married Honour DONN 17 Dec 1737 in St Erth. He was said to be from Lelant and the marriage appeared to produce four children John bap. 17 Jun 1739 St Erth, Thomas bap. 25 Jan 1740 St Erth, Honor bap 10 May 1745 St Uny Lelant and another John bap 17 Jun 1745 at St Erth. I've not done much work on the family since it's a bit off my main line, but I would be interested if you have any other information on the NOALLs from around this period.

[Cornish Terrier]

Hello Donna - there seems to be a bit of a problem here and I need some clarification.

I have John and Honor in my database although I have not yet attempted to work out who John was.

Until tonight I had only the first two children recorded as I did not then have any records for Lelant.

Honor is now 'part of the family' but it is the second John where I find a problem.

Firstly the baptism you have mentioned is only one month after that of Honor.

Now I have seen this happen before on the odd occasion but it is certainly unusual.

But the main problem is that I can find no record of that baptism in the St Erth PR Transcript and nor can I find it in IGI!

So I wonder if you could clarify it and let me know how you came about that piece of information please.

Quite a bit of work has been done on the NOALL family, particularly by Cornishmaid, and many of us have some detail of the families.

In fact my 2xgt-grandother was Betsy NOALL born 1823 at St Ives.

So you will not be short of help!

Having a quick look for possible identification of John indicates that although he was 'of Lelant' when he married he was possibly not born there. It appears certain that he was not baptised there given there is no John NOALL recorded in the Transcription of baptisms for Lelant.

That would mean that he was resident at Lelant at the time of marriage.

I don't appear to have any of that name baptised at St Erth so preliminary searching suggests he was either baptised at St Ives (where there are several) or he was baptised at Gulval in 1712.

Best wait until Cornishmaid has a look at this one I think but I will be happy to look into it further for you.

CT

[donne]

Sorry, CT, it's me causing the problem, not Donna. I should have checked the second John before posting, since I now believe he is just an erroneous entry in my database. Sorry to have caused you so much trouble!

[newlyn]

On checking the marriage of John Noall to Honour - on two data bases I have found that John married Honour Bunn and not Donn.

Anybody else found the same info?

[Cornish Terrier]

Roger - no problem. It's just my eyes that mistook 'Donna' for 'Donne'.

Newlyn - I have the name as DONNE from Phillimore but in the St Erth PR Transcript it shows as DUNN.

CT

[newlyn]

The name Bunn is showing on the Cornish Parish Record Collection and also on the OPC site!!

Bunn, Donne, Dunn or Donn.

Any guesses anybody??

[Cornish Terrier]

I guess we really need to see the Original PR but I certainly have two sources that give it as DONNE and DUNN.

And here is the total list from IGI for all events for the name BUNN or similar.

International Genealogical Index / British Isles - 11
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1. JANE BVN - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 14 FEB 1560 Saint Dominick, Cornwall, England

2. RICHARD BUNS - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Birth: 29 FEB 1836

3. RICHARD BUNS - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 28 MAR 1836 Wesleyan Methodist, Liskeard Circuit, Cornwall, England

4. WILLIAM BUNTS - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 21 APR 1782 Mylor, Cornwall, England

5. Mary Bunts - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 04 MAY 1783 Saint Mewan, Cornwall, England

6. John Bunn - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Marriage: 15 JUL 1771 Of Milor, , Cornwall, England

7. SARAH BUINE - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Marriage: 22 APR 1757 North Hill, Cornwall, England

8. KATHERINE BUNS - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Marriage: 21 DEC 1764 Saint Teath, Cornwall, England

9. MARY BUNN - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Marriage: 16 JUN 1654 Budock, Cornwall, England

10. John Bunn - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Marriage: 15 JUL 1771 Of Milor, , Cornwall, England

11. John Bunn - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Marriage: 14 MAR 1799 Sithney, Cornwall, England


I am inclined to go with DONNE/DUNN myself.