Thompson / Corporaal Family History

Samuel Noble ¹

  Some of his life's milestones were:

He was buried in 1852 in St. Mary the Virgin Church.

He was working as Labourer on Jun 10, 1820.

Samuel was living at Upper Fir Close Parham, Suffolk, England in 1839 Samuel Noble appears on the Tithe
Apportionment surveyed in Parham 1839 under the heading of
Cottages & c
Landowner; Corrance Frederick Esq.
Occupier: Noble Samuel
Nos. referring to the plan: 363a (the corner section of Upper Fir Close which was No. 363 on the plan.)
Name and Description of Lands & Premises: Cottage and Garden
State of Cultivation : Garden, & c.
Quantities in Statute Measure: A. = 0, R. = 0, P. = 30

He appeared on the census on Jun 7, 1841 in Parham, Suffolk, England. Parham Old Hall, as Samuel Noble a 37 year old Agricultural Labourer.

He appeared on the census on Mar 30, 1851 in Parham, Suffolk, England. As Samuel Noble, aged 57 and born in Glemham Magna Suffolk.

Samuel married Martha Fairweather, daughter of Robert Fairweather and Martha Carr, on May 27, 1816 in Parham, Suffolk, England. (Martha Fairweather was born before Oct 2, 1796 in Parham, Suffolk, England ², baptised on Oct 2, 1796 in Parham, Suffolk, England,² died before Apr 24, 1874 in Parham, Suffolk, England ² and was buried on Apr 24, 1874 in Parham, Suffolk, England ².)

  Special events in their marriage were:

Marriage Location: St. Mary the Virgin Church.

  Marriage Notes:

Parish Register states that Samuel Noble, a bachelor and Martha Fairweather, a spinster both of the Parish of Parnham were married after bans. They both made their mark and the witnesses were Robert Carr and Elizabeth Carr.