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From: "Lilly" <>
Subject: [PaCambri] Philip Noon- Court Clerk 1830
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2004 14:53:43 +1100
References: <008e01c3d7ba$f465b160$aa57b2d8@0018413850>


Hello,
I noticed in this previous email , that Philip NOON was mentioned, and he
was a Court Clerk at the Orphans Court.

Did I understand this correctly? I have read that when my own ancestor,
Felix Short b. 1799 IR, came to Cambria Co. about 1840, that he bought land
from Judge NOON.

Is this then Judge Philip Noon, who as of 1830 was a Clerk of the Court, and
then advanced up to Judge?

Anyone researching Judge Noon?

Best regards,
Lillian Kathleen Martin
----- Original Message -----
From: "Houston" <>
To: <>
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 7:47 AM
Subject: [PaCambri] More notices from 1830 "The Sky" newspaper


> I have abbreviated the notices but tried to include all names. Email me
> off line if you would like a scan of the notice in full.
>
> Marcia Fronk
>
>
> Sept. 29, 1830 - TIMELY NOTICE - All those indebted to James MURRAY....
> settle before December...N.B. An Apprentice to the Tanning and Currying
business
> wanted. A boy about seventeen years of age of good reputation, will find a
> situation by applying to JAMES MURRAY.
>
> Dec. 8, 1831 - At an Orphans Court held in and for the County of Cambria,
> on the 6th day of October, 1831,...Motion of John G. MILES, Esq. ...rule
on the
> heirs and representatives of Patrick CASSIDY, deceased....PHILIP NOON,
Clerk.

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