Married to Miss Beulah Mae Carroll in 1908.∼James "J.R." "Jim" Richard Noland is the son of George Franklin Noland (May 28, 1860 GA - Apr. 29, 1899 GA) and Nancy Victoria (Durham) Noland (Sept. 28, 1861 GA - June 10, 1946 GA), the daughter of Young Marcus Alexander Hezikiah Durham (Sept. 15, 1823 NC - Nov. 02, 1900 GA) and Mariah L. Elsberry Durham (Feb. 02, 1828 GA - Aug. 29, 1898 GA).
James "J.R." "Jim" Richard Noland was the husband of Beulah Mae (Carroll) Noland (Jan. 06, 1888 GA - Apr. 11, 1967 GA).
They were married on January 19, 1908 in Draketown, Georgia, and they had five children together by their marriage:
(1.)Prestine M. Noland (Dec. 11, 1908 GA - March 8, 1970 GA), she married E. Presley.
(2.)James Ellis Noland (March 20, 1910 GA - Nov. 10, 1972 GA), he married Emily Opal Bonner.
(3.)Willie Noland (Aug. 12, 1914 GA - Feb. 05, 2001 GA), she married Henry Crocker.
(4.)William "Billie" Noland (Aug. 12, 1914 GA - Sept. 04, 2002), he is the twin of his sister, Willie Noland.
(5.)Jimmie Nell Noland (Feb. 04, 1917 GA - Dec. 17, 1970), she married James Devan Mize.
NOTE: In good faith, and trust in the source I had acquired at the time, I originally added this memorial for James Richard "J.R." Noland into Oak Hill Cemetery in Cartersville, Bartow Co., Georgia -- but continued to research for further documentation to add. Thanks to the obituary resources that are continually added to internet,(and free for the public) I finally found the obituary for J. R. Noland on: The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database in "The Carroll Free Press, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia; Thursday, March 22, 1917", which gave his burial location, which was Pleasant View Baptist Church Cemetery in Carrollton, Carroll Co., GA. I have therefore placed his memorial in the correct cemetery and added his obituary to his memorial. I do not live in Georgia and am unable to travel to the cemetery that he is buried in, but I have placed a request on Find A Grave for a photo of his grave marker to be added to his memorial,
BELOW IS INFORMATION FROM THE PAGE OF THE WEST GEORGIA HISTORIC NEWSPAPERS DATABASE, WHERE I BEGAN MY SEARCH FOR MORE INFORMATION ON JAMES RICHARD "J.R." NOLAND AND THEN FOUND HIS OBITUARY IN THE CARROLL FREE PRESS (CARROLLTON), 1883-1922, AFTER A VERY LENGTHY SEARCH.
From the Page of The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database: The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database is a project of the Digital Library of Georgia as part of Georgia HomePLACE. The project is supported with federal LSTA funds administered by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Georgia Public Library Service, a unit of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. Digitization is also made possible through the generosity of the Taylor County Historical-Genealogical Society and the Flint Energies Foundation.
The West Georgia Historic Newspapers Archive spans the years 1843-1942 and includes the following titles:
Butler Herald, 1876-1942
Carroll Free Press (Carrollton), 1883-1922
Douglas County Sentinel (Douglasville), 1917-1922
Fayetteville Advertiser, 1845
Fayetteville Chronicle, 1886
Fayetteville News, 1888-1925
Herald and Advertiser (Newnan), 1887-1909
LaGrange Herald, 1843-1844
LaGrange Reporter, 1857-1914
Newnan Herald, 1865-1887; 1915-1921
Newnan Herald & Advertiser, 1909-1915
Newnan News, 1906-1907
Newnan Weekly News, 1905-1906
Paulding/Dallas New Era, 1883-1908
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James "J.R." "Jim" Richard Noland was the husband of Beulah Mae (Carroll) Noland (Jan. 06, 1888 GA - Apr. 11, 1967 GA).
They were married on January 19, 1908 in Draketown, Georgia, and they had five children together by their marriage:
(1.)Prestine M. Noland (Dec. 11, 1908 GA - March 8, 1970 GA), she married E. Presley.
(2.)James Ellis Noland (March 20, 1910 GA - Nov. 10, 1972 GA), he married Emily Opal Bonner.
(3.)Willie Noland (Aug. 12, 1914 GA - Feb. 05, 2001 GA), she married Henry Crocker.
(4.)William "Billie" Noland (Aug. 12, 1914 GA - Sept. 04, 2002), he is the twin of his sister, Willie Noland.
(5.)Jimmie Nell Noland (Feb. 04, 1917 GA - Dec. 17, 1970), she married James Devan Mize.
NOTE: In good faith, and trust in the source I had acquired at the time, I originally added this memorial for James Richard "J.R." Noland into Oak Hill Cemetery in Cartersville, Bartow Co., Georgia -- but continued to research for further documentation to add. Thanks to the obituary resources that are continually added to internet,(and free for the public) I finally found the obituary for J. R. Noland on: The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database in "The Carroll Free Press, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia; Thursday, March 22, 1917", which gave his burial location, which was Pleasant View Baptist Church Cemetery in Carrollton, Carroll Co., GA. I have therefore placed his memorial in the correct cemetery and added his obituary to his memorial. I do not live in Georgia and am unable to travel to the cemetery that he is buried in, but I have placed a request on Find A Grave for a photo of his grave marker to be added to his memorial,
BELOW IS INFORMATION FROM THE PAGE OF THE WEST GEORGIA HISTORIC NEWSPAPERS DATABASE, WHERE I BEGAN MY SEARCH FOR MORE INFORMATION ON JAMES RICHARD "J.R." NOLAND AND THEN FOUND HIS OBITUARY IN THE CARROLL FREE PRESS (CARROLLTON), 1883-1922, AFTER A VERY LENGTHY SEARCH.
From the Page of The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database: The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database is a project of the Digital Library of Georgia as part of Georgia HomePLACE. The project is supported with federal LSTA funds administered by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Georgia Public Library Service, a unit of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. Digitization is also made possible through the generosity of the Taylor County Historical-Genealogical Society and the Flint Energies Foundation.
The West Georgia Historic Newspapers Archive spans the years 1843-1942 and includes the following titles:
Butler Herald, 1876-1942
Carroll Free Press (Carrollton), 1883-1922
Douglas County Sentinel (Douglasville), 1917-1922
Fayetteville Advertiser, 1845
Fayetteville Chronicle, 1886
Fayetteville News, 1888-1925
Herald and Advertiser (Newnan), 1887-1909
LaGrange Herald, 1843-1844
LaGrange Reporter, 1857-1914
Newnan Herald, 1865-1887; 1915-1921
Newnan Herald & Advertiser, 1909-1915
Newnan News, 1906-1907
Newnan Weekly News, 1905-1906
Paulding/Dallas New Era, 1883-1908
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Married to Miss Beulah Mae Carroll in 1908.∼James "J.R." "Jim" Richard Noland is the son of George Franklin Noland (May 28, 1860 GA - Apr. 29, 1899 GA) and Nancy Victoria (Durham) Noland (Sept. 28, 1861 GA - June 10, 1946 GA), the daughter of Young Marcus Alexander Hezikiah Durham (Sept. 15, 1823 NC - Nov. 02, 1900 GA) and Mariah L. Elsberry Durham (Feb. 02, 1828 GA - Aug. 29, 1898 GA).
James "J.R." "Jim" Richard Noland was the husband of Beulah Mae (Carroll) Noland (Jan. 06, 1888 GA - Apr. 11, 1967 GA).
They were married on January 19, 1908 in Draketown, Georgia, and they had five children together by their marriage:
(1.)Prestine M. Noland (Dec. 11, 1908 GA - March 8, 1970 GA), she married E. Presley.
(2.)James Ellis Noland (March 20, 1910 GA - Nov. 10, 1972 GA), he married Emily Opal Bonner.
(3.)Willie Noland (Aug. 12, 1914 GA - Feb. 05, 2001 GA), she married Henry Crocker.
(4.)William "Billie" Noland (Aug. 12, 1914 GA - Sept. 04, 2002), he is the twin of his sister, Willie Noland.
(5.)Jimmie Nell Noland (Feb. 04, 1917 GA - Dec. 17, 1970), she married James Devan Mize.
NOTE: In good faith, and trust in the source I had acquired at the time, I originally added this memorial for James Richard "J.R." Noland into Oak Hill Cemetery in Cartersville, Bartow Co., Georgia -- but continued to research for further documentation to add. Thanks to the obituary resources that are continually added to internet,(and free for the public) I finally found the obituary for J. R. Noland on: The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database in "The Carroll Free Press, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia; Thursday, March 22, 1917", which gave his burial location, which was Pleasant View Baptist Church Cemetery in Carrollton, Carroll Co., GA. I have therefore placed his memorial in the correct cemetery and added his obituary to his memorial. I do not live in Georgia and am unable to travel to the cemetery that he is buried in, but I have placed a request on Find A Grave for a photo of his grave marker to be added to his memorial,
BELOW IS INFORMATION FROM THE PAGE OF THE WEST GEORGIA HISTORIC NEWSPAPERS DATABASE, WHERE I BEGAN MY SEARCH FOR MORE INFORMATION ON JAMES RICHARD "J.R." NOLAND AND THEN FOUND HIS OBITUARY IN THE CARROLL FREE PRESS (CARROLLTON), 1883-1922, AFTER A VERY LENGTHY SEARCH.
From the Page of The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database: The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database is a project of the Digital Library of Georgia as part of Georgia HomePLACE. The project is supported with federal LSTA funds administered by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Georgia Public Library Service, a unit of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. Digitization is also made possible through the generosity of the Taylor County Historical-Genealogical Society and the Flint Energies Foundation.
The West Georgia Historic Newspapers Archive spans the years 1843-1942 and includes the following titles:
Butler Herald, 1876-1942
Carroll Free Press (Carrollton), 1883-1922
Douglas County Sentinel (Douglasville), 1917-1922
Fayetteville Advertiser, 1845
Fayetteville Chronicle, 1886
Fayetteville News, 1888-1925
Herald and Advertiser (Newnan), 1887-1909
LaGrange Herald, 1843-1844
LaGrange Reporter, 1857-1914
Newnan Herald, 1865-1887; 1915-1921
Newnan Herald & Advertiser, 1909-1915
Newnan News, 1906-1907
Newnan Weekly News, 1905-1906
Paulding/Dallas New Era, 1883-1908
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James "J.R." "Jim" Richard Noland was the husband of Beulah Mae (Carroll) Noland (Jan. 06, 1888 GA - Apr. 11, 1967 GA).
They were married on January 19, 1908 in Draketown, Georgia, and they had five children together by their marriage:
(1.)Prestine M. Noland (Dec. 11, 1908 GA - March 8, 1970 GA), she married E. Presley.
(2.)James Ellis Noland (March 20, 1910 GA - Nov. 10, 1972 GA), he married Emily Opal Bonner.
(3.)Willie Noland (Aug. 12, 1914 GA - Feb. 05, 2001 GA), she married Henry Crocker.
(4.)William "Billie" Noland (Aug. 12, 1914 GA - Sept. 04, 2002), he is the twin of his sister, Willie Noland.
(5.)Jimmie Nell Noland (Feb. 04, 1917 GA - Dec. 17, 1970), she married James Devan Mize.
NOTE: In good faith, and trust in the source I had acquired at the time, I originally added this memorial for James Richard "J.R." Noland into Oak Hill Cemetery in Cartersville, Bartow Co., Georgia -- but continued to research for further documentation to add. Thanks to the obituary resources that are continually added to internet,(and free for the public) I finally found the obituary for J. R. Noland on: The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database in "The Carroll Free Press, Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia; Thursday, March 22, 1917", which gave his burial location, which was Pleasant View Baptist Church Cemetery in Carrollton, Carroll Co., GA. I have therefore placed his memorial in the correct cemetery and added his obituary to his memorial. I do not live in Georgia and am unable to travel to the cemetery that he is buried in, but I have placed a request on Find A Grave for a photo of his grave marker to be added to his memorial,
BELOW IS INFORMATION FROM THE PAGE OF THE WEST GEORGIA HISTORIC NEWSPAPERS DATABASE, WHERE I BEGAN MY SEARCH FOR MORE INFORMATION ON JAMES RICHARD "J.R." NOLAND AND THEN FOUND HIS OBITUARY IN THE CARROLL FREE PRESS (CARROLLTON), 1883-1922, AFTER A VERY LENGTHY SEARCH.
From the Page of The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database: The West Georgia Historic Newspapers database is a project of the Digital Library of Georgia as part of Georgia HomePLACE. The project is supported with federal LSTA funds administered by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Georgia Public Library Service, a unit of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. Digitization is also made possible through the generosity of the Taylor County Historical-Genealogical Society and the Flint Energies Foundation.
The West Georgia Historic Newspapers Archive spans the years 1843-1942 and includes the following titles:
Butler Herald, 1876-1942
Carroll Free Press (Carrollton), 1883-1922
Douglas County Sentinel (Douglasville), 1917-1922
Fayetteville Advertiser, 1845
Fayetteville Chronicle, 1886
Fayetteville News, 1888-1925
Herald and Advertiser (Newnan), 1887-1909
LaGrange Herald, 1843-1844
LaGrange Reporter, 1857-1914
Newnan Herald, 1865-1887; 1915-1921
Newnan Herald & Advertiser, 1909-1915
Newnan News, 1906-1907
Newnan Weekly News, 1905-1906
Paulding/Dallas New Era, 1883-1908
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