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Roy Dunning Kilgore was born in 1888.¹ He died in 1952, at age ~64.¹ He was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheads, Chemung, New York.¹

Virla Ruhama Varney was born on 17 March 1894 in Sayre, Bradford, Pennsylvania.^1,2 She and Lynn Albert Kilgore were married about 1912.¹ She died in November 1982, at age 88, in Troy, Bradford, Pennsylvania.² She was buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Troy, Bradford, Pennsylvania.

Mildred Rebecca Taylor was born on 30 August 1910.¹ She died on 21 December 1997, at age 87.¹ She was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, Chemung, New York.¹

Rexford Eugene Noble was born on 16 May 1913.¹ He died on 9 August 1920, at age 7.¹

Youth Falls Through Hole in Barn Floor-Suffers Skull Fracture Which is Fatal

Rexford Noble aged seven yearrs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Noble residing near this village, died Saturday of injuries received that morning at his home. The boy and a brother were at play in the hay loft of the barn, when Rexford fell through an opening in the loft floor, striking on his head on the concrete floor below. The brother gave an alarm and the boy was found by the parents, in an unconscious condition. Physicians were called and it was found he had suffered a severe fracture of the skull. The patient died about two hours later.

The decedent was a boy of good disposition and had many friends among the young people of the village. He is survived by his parents and three brothers, Elsworth, Lavere and Alonzo all at home. The funeral will be held at the family home Tuesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Woodlawn cemetery in Elmira.

Frances Ella Manley was born on 17 June 1913 in Sayre, Bradford, Pennsylvania.^2,1 She and Lavere Wesley Noble were married on 23 July 1934.² She died on 25 January 2000, at age 86.² She was buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Troy, Bradford, Pennsylvania.²

Tommy Gene Noble was born on 13 March 1935 in Troy, Bradford, Pennsylvania.^1,2 He died on 11 June 1988, at age 53, in Coryland, Bradford, Pennsylvania.¹ He was buried in Coryland Presbyterian Cemetery, Gillett, Bradford, Pennnsylvania.¹

Tommy Gene Noble was a Dairy Farmer.³ Obituary:
TOMMY G. NOBLE, 53, a well-known Northern Tier cattleman of Gillett RD 2, died Saturday, June 11, 1988 as the result of an automobile accident. He was born March 13, 1934 in Troy, the son of LaVere and Frances Manley Noble. Tommy Noble's family settled their Wells Township farm in 1832 and for the last 100 years was noted for the Jersey cattle the farm produced. Their breading stock has been sold worldwide. Ironically, Mr. Noble was recently elected president of the Wells-Jackson Lions Club which, with the Prudential Insurance Co., donated $2,230 to buy a "Circle O" cutter which is used in conjunction with the Jaws of Life to cut metal and free accident victims. The cutter was used to free the Nobles. He was a charter member of the Wells-Jackson Lions Club and was a life member of the Dairy Shrine. He was a director of the Pennsylvania Jersey Cattle Club. He was a member of the American Jersey Cattle Club; member of Bradford and Tioga County Jersey Cattle Club, member of the Grand Paraders Square Dance Club and member and former trustee of the Coryland Presbyterian Church. His hobbies included showing Jersey cattle at fairs, collecting and displaying bottles and square dancing. He was an avid hunter. He is survived by his wife of 34 years. Shirley Hall Noble; daughter, Sharon Noble, Gillett RD 2; sons and daughters-in-law, Stephen and Donna Noble, Gillett RD 2, and Terry and Sandy Noble, Gillett RD 2; sons, Timothy Noble of Gillett RD 2 and Stuart Noble, at home; parents, LaVere and Frances Manley Noble, Gillett RD 2; grandchildren; Michelle, Jessica, Thomas, Jennifer, Stephanie and Adam Noble; mother-in-law, Alice Hall, Troy RD 3; sister-in-law, Betty Sandor of DuBois, Pa.; brothers-in-law, Russell Hall of Troy and Larry S. Hall of Sylvania; several nieces and nephews and many friends. He was a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Manley and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henson of Towanda and Mr. and Mrs. Walter MANLEY OF New Albany. He was predeceased by his father-in-law, Levi Hall, in 1976 and brother-in-law, David Hall in 1945. Friends may call at the Vickery Funeral Home in Troy on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the funeral home with the Rev. David Serchak officiating. Burial will be in Coryland Cemetery. A memorial service will be held at a future date at the Coryland Presbyterian Church. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the 4-H Jersey Youth of Bradford and Tioga Counties, to be used for youth awards at Troy and Whitneyville Fairs. Contributions may be made to the Bradford County 4-H Bradford County Extension Service, in care of Jacob Guffey, P.O. Box 69, Towanda, Pa. or the Tioga County 4-H Tioga County Extension Service, in care of LaRue Thomas, Courthouse, Wellsboro, Pa.

Inscription:
TOMMY GENE SHIRLEY HALL
MARCH 13 1935 MAY 16 1935
JUNE 11 1988 OCT 31 2012
NOBLEDALE FARM
EST 1832

Note: Correct date of settlement on farm was 1833.

Shirley Ann Hall was born on 16 May 1935 in Sayre, Bradford, Pennsylvania.¹ She died on 31 October 2012, at age 77, in Coryland, Bradford, Pennsylvania.¹ She was buried in Coryland Presbyterian Cemetery, Gillett, Bradford, Pennnsylvania.¹

Shirley Ann Hall was a Cafeteria Manager in Mosherville Elementary School.² Obituary:
Shirley (Hall) Noble, 77, of Coryland, Pa., passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012 at her home surrounded by her family. She was the loving wife of the late Tommy G. Noble who passed away in 1988. The couple married July 23, 1954 and had 34 happy years together. Family and friends are welcome to call from 10 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012 at the Coryland Church on the Hickory Road, just past the four corners in Coryland, Pa. The funeral service to honor Shirley's life will be held at noon at the church with Pastor Myra Goss and Rev. Garry Zuber officiating. The Gerald W. Vickery, Jr. Funeral Home Inc., 1093 W. Main St., Troy, Pa., has been entrusted with arrangements. Shirley was born on May 16, 1935 in Sayre, Pa., a daughter of the late Levi and Alice (Wilber) Hall. She was a Troy High School graduate, Class of 1954. She worked as the cafeteria manager at Mosherville Elementary School for 28 years and always worked along side her husband and family on their dairy farm. Shirley was a 50-year member of Coryland Church, where she served as a Sunday school teacher, elder, and trustee. She was also a member of the church's quilting group where they made sleeping bags and quilts for the homeless. Shirley was a lifetime member on both the local and state level of the American Jersey Cattle Association, was a member of the Grand Paraders Square Dancers in Troy, and was on the Bradford County Republican Women's Comminute for many years. She enjoyed the time she spent with her family; especially her monthly visits with the "Wilber Girls." Shirley is survived by her daughter Sharon Noble and friend Bill Chappell; Sharon's daughter Michelle (John) Roupp and their son Damein; her son Stephen (Donna) Noble and their daughter Stephanie (Rich) Havens; her son Terry Noble and his children Jessica Noble and friend Adam King and Jessica's daughter Abigail; Jennifer Noble and her children Lillian and Jackson; and Timothy (Julia) Noble and his sons Thomas (Jamie) Noble and their children Makenna and Karson; Adam Noble and friend Harley Teribury and his son Zeke; her son Stuart (Elaine) Noble and their children Maria Jo, Wesley and Cory, all of the Coryland area; her sister Bette Hall of Troy; her brothers Russell (Rose) Hall of Troy and Larry (JoAnn) Hall of Columbia Cross Roads; several nieces, nephews, cousins, and special friends Linda Noble and her family, Harlan and Jackie Press, Sandy Stewart, Jan Jenkins, Velma Roy, Melba Campbell, Barb and Bob Baker, Bill and Nancy Dibble, and Steve and Judy Burger. Shirley was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Tommy, infant brother David, and her mother and father-in-law LaVere and Frances Noble. Shirley's family will provide flowers for her service. They have asked memorial contributions be made in Shirley's memory to the Big Elm Fire Department, c/o Donna Noble, P.O. Box 249, Millerton, PA 16936; or Bradford County Dairy Promotions Scholarship Fund, c/o Connie Kuhlman, 1848 Babcock Hill Rd., Rome, PA 18837; or to Guthrie Hospice, 421 Tomahawk Rd., Towanda, PA 18848. Please place on the memo line of the check: for the purchase of audio Bibles on CD and for booklets entitled "My Shepard is the Lord" for other hospice patients to use.

Family links:
Parents:
Levi Hall (1908 - 1976)
Alice Wilber Hall (1913 - 1994)

Spouse:
Tommy Gene Noble (1935 - 1988)*

*Calculated relationship

Inscription:
TOMMY GENE SHIRLEY HALL
MARCH 13 1935 MAY 16 1935
JUNE 11 1988 OCT 31 2012
NOBLEDALE FARM
EST 1832

Note: Correct date of settlement on farm was 1833.

Elizabeth Jane (Betty) Geary was born on 9 February 1923 in Carbondale, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania.^2,3 She and Enoch Alonzo (Lon) Noble were married in 1948.¹ She died on 7 October 2009, at age 86, in Yuba City, Sutter, California.^2,3 She was buried in Colusa Communty Cemetery, Colusa, Colusa, California.³

NOBLE, Elizabeth Jane ''Betty''
Betty (Geary) Noble passed peacefully from this life to her next at the age of 86 in Yuba City, Calif. She is survived by her son Daryl Noble (Dottie) of Yuba City, and daughter, Beth Noble (Steve) Jones of Sacramento. She also leaves behind four beloved grandchildren, Jon Noble (Veronica) of Bremerton, Wash., and Tess Noble of Yuba City, and Evan Jones and Michaela Jones of San Francisco. Betty was born in Carbondale, Pa., in 1923 and raised in Elmira, N.Y. She married Lon in 1948 and they followed her parents, who preceded her in death, Earl and Edna Geary, to Sacramento in 1951 and made their first home there in River Park. Betty and Lon relocated to Colusa, Calif., where they purchased a Foremost Dairy distributorship in 1959 and lived there until 2002, when they moved to The Courtyard in Yuba City. She was a lifetime member of Beta Sigma Phi and a loving, vivacious, friend to many. She loved to travel, laugh, read, play bridge and watch TV late into the night. A faithful Methodist all her life, she helped to pass her faith on to her children and grandchildren. She gave many hours to the community, including those as the first woman chairman of the Colusa County Grand Jury. She will be remembered for her twinkling eyes, sweet giggle, ready smile, kind words and the best ginger snaps ever baked. She was a mother of all mothers and a wife of all wives. We miss her but know she now resides in the peaceful arms of Her Father in Heaven, along with her beloved Lon. There is a memorial planned for Sunday, November 29, at 12:00 noon at Trinity United Methodist Church in Colusa (Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, October 14, 2009).