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Three of the sons of Daniel Noland lived in Rowan Co, NC. What is very curious is that there was on the 1759 Rowan Tax list, one William Noland with 2 polls - could he have been my missing Noland brother, husband of Clarinda, in Madison Co, Kentucky? Daniel's brother Stephen had a son named William but he was an infant in 1759.
Rowan Co NC Tax Lists 1757-1800; Annotated Transcriptions
Jo White Linn 1995; Self-published
p.151
1778 Tax List, Capt Johnsston's District:
James Noland 1.2.6
Lidston Noland 1.2.8
Stephen Noland 1.7.4
p.223
Tax List, Capt Basil Gaither, 1784
Jas. Noland: 385A, 1 poll
p.224
Ledston Noland, 1white poll
Stephen Noland: 250A, 1 wp
p.268
1787, Soles belonging to 1st Battalion of Meletie, Rowan Co, Capt Basil Gaither's District
James Noland: 1wm 21-60, 4 wm -21 or +60, 2 wf, no slaves
Stephen Noland: 1wm 21-60, 4 wm -21 or +60, 5 wf, no slaves
p.269 1787 Tax List of Capt. Basil Gaither
Daniel Noland, 1 wm 21-60, 3 wm -21 or +60, 2wf
p.306
1789 Tax List of Capt Pearson's
James Noling: 1 wp
p.319
1793 Petition: Leston Noland, James Noland (signed one after the other) and on p.321, Stephen Noland
p.366
1795 Delinquents. Capt Freeland's Co
Stephen Nouland, 1 p



James Noland, age 92, applied for pension 19 Nov 1832, Estill Co KY. In the fall of 1775 James enlisted as a Minute Man for 12 months in Loundoun Co., VA under Captain Simon Triplett. He was in Bell Haven - now Alexandria, VA when the Declaration of Independence was declared. He had a written discharge from Capt Triplett, but it was destroyed when his house burned in North Carolina. After the expiration of his year under Triplett, he moved to North Carolina where he fought the Tories to the end of the War. He was in a skirmish near the Moravian Town at North Carolina, against Captain Wright, a Tory Captain, when the Tories and British were defeated. [this would surely be Col. Gideon Wright - a direct ancestor].
His brother Jesse testified that he was 71 years of age, Dec next and well recollects that James was a soldier in 1775 and 1776 and that he was with him in North Carolina.
1 Oct 1838, Barbara Noland, an aged woman and widow of James Noland stated she was married to him by Parson Griffy at the old English church in Loudoun Co, VA on 26 Dec 1774. She will be 79 on 28 May, next. She was between 14 and 15 shen married and her first child, Stephen Noland, now of Indiana, was born on the 6th of June. They resided in Rowan Co NC until about 1812 when they moved to Estill Co KY. James Noland died 26 Dec 1833.
James Noland of Estill Co, KY, private in the Virginia Line for 1 year and 1 year as Captain, from 1775, inscribed on pension roll of Kentucky, to commence 4 Mar 1831. Certificate issued 16 Jan 1833.
Barbara Noland, was inscribed 27 Dec 1833; her certificate issued 22 Jun 1839.

Birth	28 May 1740	Charles County, Maryland
Marriage	26 Dec 1774	Loudoun County, Virginia - Barbara Saunders
Death	26 Dec 1833	Estill County, Kentucky

Spouse	Barbara Saunders (1759 - 1844)
Child	Stephen Noland (1776 - 1844)
Child	Silas Noland (1778 - 1845)
Child	Horatio "Rosha" Noland (1781 - 1872)
Child	Francis Marion Noland (1785 - 1865)
Child	Sarah Noland (1787 - )
Child	John Philip Noland (1792 - 1873)
Child	Henrietta Noland (1795 - )
Child	James Noland (1797 - )
Child	David Noland (1802 - 1875)

Father	Daniel Noland (1712 - 1761)
Mother	Henrietta Smallwood ( - )
Sibling	Daniel Noland (1738 - )
Sibling	Stephen Noland (1744 - 1791)
Sibling	Ledstone Noland (1750 - 1835)
Sibling	Elizabeth Noland (1754 - )
Sibling	Jesse Noland (1761 - 1834)