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Helping to find Noble ancestors from the counties in the Province of Ulster. Six of these make up Northern Ireland (Derry, Fermanagh, Tyrone, Antrim, Down, Armagh) and the other 3 are in the Republic of Ireland (Donegal, Cavan, Monaghan).
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Abner Noble and Letitia Bothwell
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Comment by John Noble on March 18, 2010 at 2:29pm
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According to FamilyTree DNA - the following table shows the probabilities that we had a common ancestor (Michael, Terry and I)
Generations Percentage
4 3.52%
8 30.41%
12 65.65%
16 87.25%
20 96.13%
24 98.98%
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Well my 67marker results came in yesterday. Michael, Terry, and I now have a genetic distance of 6 - but it still means that somewhere back in time we had a common ancestor! I have tried to contact Bruce Noble to upload his 26-67 markers up to Y-Search, since we had all matched 24 of 25. He did join GenealogyWise but not this group and he has never responded to my request to upload the balance of his marker values! Anyway that is how it unfolded to date!
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Welcome Christy!!
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Comment by Christy Ahlin Larsen on March 4, 2010 at 1:49pm
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My husband is a Thomas Noble descendent who settled in Westfield, Massachusetts. -- 1668. I'm hoping to locate his descendants that remained in Massachusetts, starting with Matthew Noble and working down through Ruth Noble, who married Charles Boardman. Do you know anything about them?
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Well my 37-67 DNA order went into this week's batch and the projected date for the results is April 5th, but I am hoping it will be like the previous one and be sooner!
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Comment by George "Pat" Noble on February 16, 2010 at 11:05pm
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Welcome, Andrew. I found a record of an Andrew from Derryvullan from the early 19th century. I believe I posted it here the other day.
Do you get the sense that the Fermanagh area could have supported a number of unrelated Noble lines in the early 19th century?
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Andrew -- have you had any DNA testing done? If so, you could enter your results at ysearch.org, which is part of FamilyTreeDNA.
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Welcome aboard Andrew!! Hopefully we can help each other finding those elusive ancestors!
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Comment by Andrew Noble on February 16, 2010 at 4:56pm
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Hello fellow Nobles. I am Andrew Noble, living in UK. I am the great grandson of a Thomas Noble from Lisbellow, Co. Fermanagh and reasonably familiar with the area around Enniskillen and Maguiresbridge. There are a handful of direct relatives living in the area, who can trace their ancestors back to a William Noble of Arda, Maguiresbridge (1814-1895). William I believe was married to Ann. They are buried at Old Derryvullan graveyard (with a Jane Graham, possibly sister of William). Unfortunately I have failed to go back further, owing to loss of records in Dublin riots in 1922 and lack of time to search locally. Would be interested to hear of anyone who has an interest in this William Noble.
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I have decided to go ahead and get the rest of my DNa tested - the y37-Y67 refine. The sample will probably go into tomorrow's batch (Feb17) and if it is was like the last one, it only took about 3 weeks, even though they had said about 6!! I am curious to see if Mike and Terry and I stay at the same genetic distance of 4!! I have asked Bruce to upload the balance of his to Ysearch but have not had a reply from him as yet - although he did join genealogywise yesterday but not this group as yet!
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