Dittemore

xxi.

Vesta Noble

xxii.

b. 1921. d. 2003

xxiii. m. Edward Fugate (1912-1964)

The Moravians are the third of the three principal Pennsylvania Dutch cultures. Theirs is a position somewhere between xxiv.

Inez Fugate

“the plain People” and “the church people” : in the early days close to “the plain people,” today almost indistinguishable xxv.

b. 1948

from the Reformed and Lutherans. An emphasis on plain living, a dislike of war, and-at least in part-a conception of xxvi. m. Robert Liftig, 1971. b. 1947

themselves as a peculiar people gave them a resemblance to such bonneted sects as the Mennonites, Amish, Brethren, xxvii. Anya Liftig

Schwenkfelders, and the Quakers too. Yet their emphasis on church ritual made them like the Lutherans and the Reformed.

xxviii. b. 1977

In their plain living also, for all its idyllic simplicity, there was an elegance, a sophistication, that put the Moravians on the xxix. m. Noel Hartman, 2011

side of the world’s people.

xxx.

Dorothy Liftig

Excerpted and extracted from The Pennsylvania Dutch, by Frederick Klees

xxxi. b. 1981

xxxii. m. David Martin, 2009

John Dittemore

b. circa 1730, Nurenberg Germany

1. Hartman1 Dittemore was born in Nurnburg Germany, and died Abt. 1765.

Child of Hartman Dittemore is:

2

i.

Michael2 Dittemore, born Abt. 1763 in Buck Co. Penn; died July 11, 1839 in Owen County, In.

Anna Maria Dittemore (b. 13 Sep 1743, d. Dec 1830)

Anna Maria Dittemore was born 13 Sep 1743 in PA, and died Dec 1830 in Green Co. TN. She married , son of and .

Children of Anna Maria Dittemore and Hans Jacob Neece are:

i.

, b. 1755, Richmond, Spotsylvania Co. VA, d. 1815, Russell Co. VA.

ii.

Henry (Heinrich) Neace Sr.

iii.

Son of Hans Jacob Neas

iv.

b. 1760 in Castlewood, Russell County, VA

v.

m. Ann Bush, 1779, daughter of James Bush and Mary Polly Plunkett

vi.

d. 1827, Breathitt Co. KY

vii.

Virginia Jane Neace

viii.

b. Abt. 1784

ix.

d. 1881(living with G.W. Noble at the time of her death – the author of “Behold, He Cometh In The Clouds, 1910,

and not Inez’s direct ancestor.)

x.

m. Nathan Noble, Sr., 1798 in Culpepper, VA (Note the movement north and then south again)

xi.

George Washington Noble

xii.

b. 1824. d. 1862.

xiii.

m. Phoebe Campbell

xiv.

Notes from Genealogy.com: “Two Yankees, Nim McIntosh and Hen Kilburn waylaid George at his home on

Barge’s Branch, Breathitt Co., KY and when he came out they shot and killed him. His brother Lossen Noble was killed about the same time on John Little’s Creek. George went to Missouri in 1844 and came back to Kentucky and married

Phoebe Campbell, daughter of Lewis Campbell, and he named his first daughter Missouri for the state. George was a

farmer.”

xv.

Caleb Jacob Lovejoy Noble

xvi.

b. 1859, KY. d. 1928. KY

xvii.

m. Sarah Jane Noble b. 1878. d. 1954. Daughter of James Noble and Rachel Napier

xviii. Ambrose Noble

xix.

b. circa 1896. d. 1963.

xx.

m. Omega Noble

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