Individual Details

1692-1693 court records in Charles County, Maryland establish that Philip is the son of Katherine, who is wife of Pierce Noland, tailor, of Charles County:[5]
"Other Charles County documents (Liber S.No. 1, pp. 53-54, dated March 14, 1692) indicate that Pierce Noland's wife was name 'Katherine'. Again these are court records which show that 'Thomas Lewgar, late of Charles County, laborer, and Katherine Noeland, wife of Pierce Noeland, Taylor. . . .accused of stealing'. Lewgar was convicted and 'Katherine Noeland' was found not guilty." . . .
""A recorded sale dated October 19, 1692 shows that Lewgar . . . is selling 'to Ketherine Noeland. . . .one red heirfer with a star in her forehead'. A January 30, 1693 entry state 'which said heifer Catherine do assign over to her son Philip Noland to him and his heir'.

She may have still been living in Stafford Co, VA in 1733
Virginia, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index. Ancestry.com
Rent Rolls for Stafford Co, VA 1733 included Phillip Nowland and "Widdow" Nowland (possibly his brother Pierce's widow)

Spouse	Pierce Noland (1654 - 1715)
Child	Stephen Noland (1682 - 1733)
Child	Philip Noland (1685 - 1733)
Child	Pierce Noland (1692 - )
Child	William Noland (1703 - )
Child	Thomas Noland (1698 - )