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Son of of David Sutton (ca. 1765/74 - 1837) and his second wife Lydia _____ (ca. 1793-after 1870) of Pitt County, NC. Husband of Arrabella Stokes (ca. 1815/20 - between 1844/50); E. Ann Nobles (b. ca. 1819, d. ca. 1850-51); and Permelia Avery (ca. 1832-aft. 1880).
Noah Sutton (ca. 1815/20-1865) married Arrabella Stokes before 1838 in Pitt County, NC. Arrabella Stokes (ca. 1815/20-bet. 1844/50) was the daughter of Alpheus Stokes (c. 1775/80 - ca. 1828) and his wife Mary "Polly" Warren (ca. 1785 - after 1850) of Pitt County, NC.
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Son of of David Sutton (ca. 1765/74 - 1837) and his second wife Lydia _____ (ca. 1793-after 1870) of Pitt County, NC. Husband of Arrabella Stokes (ca. 1815/20 - between 1844/50); E. Ann Nobles (b. ca. 1819, d. ca. 1850-51); and Permelia Avery (ca. 1832-aft. 1880).
Noah Sutton (ca. 1815/20-1865) married Arrabella Stokes before 1838 in Pitt County, NC. Arrabella Stokes (ca. 1815/20-bet. 1844/50) was the daughter of Alpheus Stokes (c. 1775/80 - ca. 1828) and his wife Mary "Polly" Warren (ca. 1785 - after 1850) of Pitt County, NC.
Noah Sutton and his wife Arrabella Stokes were the parents of Mary Ann Sutton (1838-1905; md. Amos Greene Johnson); David Sutton (d. 1864 Fort Harrison, VA; Served in Company G, 8th Infantry Regiment, NC State Troops, Civil War); and James H. Sutton (1842-1923; Served in Company G, 8th Infantry Regiment, NC State Troops, Civil War; 1md. Julia H. Carroll, 2md. Laura "Louie" Emily (Parrish) Parrish). Mary Ann (Sutton) Johnson and James H. Sutton both settled in Johnston County, NC.
Noah Sutton married secondly before 1850 to E. Ann Nobles in Pitt County, NC. E. Ann Nobles (ca. 1819-ca. 1850/51) was the daughter of Nathaniel Nobles (1796-1868) and Margaret Everett (1797-1869) of Pitt County, NC.
E. Ann Nobles' first name is uncertain. The initial E in her name was not Elizabeth, because Nathaniel Nobles' daughter Elizabeth Nobles was still living with her father in 1850. Elizabeth Nobles (ca. 1821-bef. 1900) became the second wife of James Sutton (ca. 1821-bef. March 2, 1898), brother of Noah Sutton.
Noah Sutton and his second wife E. Ann Nobles were the parents of Martha Frances Sutton (1850-1904, m. Robert M. Jones). Martha Frances Sutton went to live with her maternal grandparents after the death of her mother. She was living with her grandfather Nathaniel Nobles in the 1860 Federal Census, and is mentioned in his 1856 will as his granddaughter.
Noah Sutton married thirdly about 1850/51 to Permelia Avery (ca. 1832-aft. 1880) of Jones County, NC.
Noah Sutton and his third wife Permelia Avery were the parents of Sarah Sutton (1852-1925; md. James Elias Braxton); Julia Lavenie Sutton (1853-1918; md. Henry Curtis Williams); Lydia Sutton (ca. 1855-bef. 1870); Noah Sutton (1856-1922; md. Maggie Forbes); Tricia Ann Sutton (1859-1918; md. William Lacy); Eliza Sutton (ca. 1860); Joseph John Sutton (1861-1922; md. Keziah A. M. Mills); and Elias Gray Sutton (1863-1932; 1md. Bennie Bowers; 2md. Catherine Smith).
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1850 Federal Census, Pitt County, NC, Greenville District, p. 8b, Dwelling 127.
Noah Sutton, M 35 (1815), North Carolina, farmer
E Ann Sutton, F 31 (1819), North Carolina
Mary Sutton, F 12 (1838), North Carolina
David Sutton, M 9 (1841), North Carolina
James Sutton, M 7 (1843), North Carolina
Martha Francis Sutton, F 3 mos (1850), North Carolina
1850 Federal Census, Pitt County, NC, Greenville District, p. 8b, Dwelling 128.
Lydia Sutton, F 57 (1793), North Carolina, farmer
Elijah Sutton, M 23 (1827), North Carolina, farmer
1860 Federal Census, Pitt County, NC, p. 53, Dwelling 874.
Noah Sutton, M 40 (1820), North Carolina, farmer
Permelia Sutton, F 28 (1832), North Carolina, laborer
David Sutton, M 19 (1841), North Carolina, farm hand
James Sutton, M 18 (1842), North Carolina, farm hand
Sarah Sutton, F 8 (1852), North Carolina
Julia Sutton, F 6 (1854), North Carolina
Lydia Sutton, F 5 (1855), North Carolina
Noah Sutton, M 4 (1856), North Carolina
T A Sutton, F 2 (1858), North Carolina
Eliza Sutton, F 2 months (1860), North Carolina
1860 Federal Census, Pitt County, NC, p. 53b, Dwelling 881.
James Sutton, M 39 (1821), North Carolina, farmer
E. A. Sutton, F 36 (1824), North Carolina, tailoress
G. L. Sutton, M 14 (1846), North Carolina
J. A. Sutton, M 11 (1849), North Carolina
Lydia Sutton, F 67 (1793), North Carolina
1870 Federal Census, Pitt County, NC, Greenville District, p. 143b, Dwelling 301.
Parmelia Sutton, F 39 (1831), North Carolina, keeping house
Sarah Sutton, F 18 (1852), North Carolina, at home
Julia Sutton, F 16 (1854), North Carolina, at home
Noah Sutton, M 13 (1857), North Carolina, farmhand
Loucretia A. Sutton, F 12 (1858), North Carolina, domestic servant
Eliziah Sutton, F 10 (1860), North Carolina
[Note: Sons Joseph John Sutton and Elias G. Sutton appear to have been omitted on this census.]
1870 Federal Census, Pitt County, NC, Greenville Township, p. 144b, Dwelling 313.
Guilford Stokes, M 45 (1825), North Carolina, farmer
Tricia A. Stokes, F 36 (1834), North Carolina, keeping house
Emily Stokes, F 11 (1859), North Carolina, at home
William G. Stokes, M 4 (1866), North Carolina
Joseph S. Stokes, M 2 (1868), North Carolina
Franklin A. Stokes, M 7 months (Oct 1869), North Carolina
Lidia Sutton, F 75 (1795), North Carolina, at home
1880 Federal Census, Pitt County, NC, Contentnea Township, p. 299, Dwelling 44.
Permelia Sutton, Self, F 50 (1830), North Carolina, widowed, keeping house
Noah Sutton, Son, M 21 (1859), North Carolina, work on farm
Elijah Sutton, Son, M 19 (1861), North Carolina, work on farm [Note: This may be daughter Elizah incorrectly recorded as a male son.]
John Sutton, Son, M 17 (1863), North Carolina, work on farm
Elias Sutton, Son, M 16 (1864), North Carolina, work on farm |
