Noah's name was listed as "Noah Alfred" at age 13 in the 1910 Elliott County KY census. This is the only known record that listed a middle name for him.
Noah was a World War 1 veteran, serial# 1098927. He was enlisted in the Army 09 Aug 1917 and discharged 12 Aug 1919. He departed for the war in France from Hoboken, NJ on the vessel "Leviathan" 03 Aug 1918. Noah later returned from the war in France. He departed Brest, France on the vessel "Leviathan" 30 Jul 1919 and arrived in Hoboken, NJ on 06 Aug 1919.
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WADDELL CELEBRATES 92ND BIRTHDAY!
Noah Waddell, born September 16, 1896, is one of the oldest residents of Franklin Furnace. Noah will celebrate his 92nd birthday on Friday, September 16, 1988.
A native of Elliott County, Kentucky, Noah came across the river to Scioto County in 1919, with his family on a ferry at Haverhill, Ohio. He is the son of the late Alfred Waddell (who died in 1920) and Alice Waddell (who died in 1963). Noah had four brothers and five sisters, of which only one brother is still living; he is Doc Waddell and he resides in Cooper City, Florida.
Noah is a World War I Army Veteran and a retired construction worker and farmer. He also ran a fruit and vegetable stand in Franklin Furnace for better than 20 years. Noah and his wife Elizabeth, have lived on the Back Road in Franklin Furnace for 49 years. They have three sons, Noah Jr., Hurston and Lawrence, all residents of Franklin Furnace. They have four grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
Needless to say, over the years Noah has seen many changes in his lifetime.
WE LOVE YOU. HAPPY BIRTHDAY FROM YOUR FAMILY!
NOTE: article most likely ran in the Portsmouth Daily Times or Ironton Tribune, probably in Sep 1988.
Noah was a World War 1 veteran, serial# 1098927. He was enlisted in the Army 09 Aug 1917 and discharged 12 Aug 1919. He departed for the war in France from Hoboken, NJ on the vessel "Leviathan" 03 Aug 1918. Noah later returned from the war in France. He departed Brest, France on the vessel "Leviathan" 30 Jul 1919 and arrived in Hoboken, NJ on 06 Aug 1919.
Fold3 - Noah Waddell
https://www.fold3.com/record/620873590/
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WADDELL CELEBRATES 92ND BIRTHDAY!
Noah Waddell, born September 16, 1896, is one of the oldest residents of Franklin Furnace. Noah will celebrate his 92nd birthday on Friday, September 16, 1988.
A native of Elliott County, Kentucky, Noah came across the river to Scioto County in 1919, with his family on a ferry at Haverhill, Ohio. He is the son of the late Alfred Waddell (who died in 1920) and Alice Waddell (who died in 1963). Noah had four brothers and five sisters, of which only one brother is still living; he is Doc Waddell and he resides in Cooper City, Florida.
Noah is a World War I Army Veteran and a retired construction worker and farmer. He also ran a fruit and vegetable stand in Franklin Furnace for better than 20 years. Noah and his wife Elizabeth, have lived on the Back Road in Franklin Furnace for 49 years. They have three sons, Noah Jr., Hurston and Lawrence, all residents of Franklin Furnace. They have four grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
Needless to say, over the years Noah has seen many changes in his lifetime.
WE LOVE YOU. HAPPY BIRTHDAY FROM YOUR FAMILY!
NOTE: article most likely ran in the Portsmouth Daily Times or Ironton Tribune, probably in Sep 1988.
Noah's name was listed as "Noah Alfred" at age 13 in the 1910 Elliott County KY census. This is the only known record that listed a middle name for him.
Noah was a World War 1 veteran, serial# 1098927. He was enlisted in the Army 09 Aug 1917 and discharged 12 Aug 1919. He departed for the war in France from Hoboken, NJ on the vessel "Leviathan" 03 Aug 1918. Noah later returned from the war in France. He departed Brest, France on the vessel "Leviathan" 30 Jul 1919 and arrived in Hoboken, NJ on 06 Aug 1919.
Fold3 - Noah Waddell
https://www.fold3.com/record/620873590/
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WADDELL CELEBRATES 92ND BIRTHDAY!
Noah Waddell, born September 16, 1896, is one of the oldest residents of Franklin Furnace. Noah will celebrate his 92nd birthday on Friday, September 16, 1988.
A native of Elliott County, Kentucky, Noah came across the river to Scioto County in 1919, with his family on a ferry at Haverhill, Ohio. He is the son of the late Alfred Waddell (who died in 1920) and Alice Waddell (who died in 1963). Noah had four brothers and five sisters, of which only one brother is still living; he is Doc Waddell and he resides in Cooper City, Florida.
Noah is a World War I Army Veteran and a retired construction worker and farmer. He also ran a fruit and vegetable stand in Franklin Furnace for better than 20 years. Noah and his wife Elizabeth, have lived on the Back Road in Franklin Furnace for 49 years. They have three sons, Noah Jr., Hurston and Lawrence, all residents of Franklin Furnace. They have four grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
Needless to say, over the years Noah has seen many changes in his lifetime.
WE LOVE YOU. HAPPY BIRTHDAY FROM YOUR FAMILY!
NOTE: article most likely ran in the Portsmouth Daily Times or Ironton Tribune, probably in Sep 1988.
Noah was a World War 1 veteran, serial# 1098927. He was enlisted in the Army 09 Aug 1917 and discharged 12 Aug 1919. He departed for the war in France from Hoboken, NJ on the vessel "Leviathan" 03 Aug 1918. Noah later returned from the war in France. He departed Brest, France on the vessel "Leviathan" 30 Jul 1919 and arrived in Hoboken, NJ on 06 Aug 1919.
Fold3 - Noah Waddell
https://www.fold3.com/record/620873590/
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WADDELL CELEBRATES 92ND BIRTHDAY!
Noah Waddell, born September 16, 1896, is one of the oldest residents of Franklin Furnace. Noah will celebrate his 92nd birthday on Friday, September 16, 1988.
A native of Elliott County, Kentucky, Noah came across the river to Scioto County in 1919, with his family on a ferry at Haverhill, Ohio. He is the son of the late Alfred Waddell (who died in 1920) and Alice Waddell (who died in 1963). Noah had four brothers and five sisters, of which only one brother is still living; he is Doc Waddell and he resides in Cooper City, Florida.
Noah is a World War I Army Veteran and a retired construction worker and farmer. He also ran a fruit and vegetable stand in Franklin Furnace for better than 20 years. Noah and his wife Elizabeth, have lived on the Back Road in Franklin Furnace for 49 years. They have three sons, Noah Jr., Hurston and Lawrence, all residents of Franklin Furnace. They have four grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
Needless to say, over the years Noah has seen many changes in his lifetime.
WE LOVE YOU. HAPPY BIRTHDAY FROM YOUR FAMILY!
NOTE: article most likely ran in the Portsmouth Daily Times or Ironton Tribune, probably in Sep 1988.
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