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Enfield, Tompkins County, NY
District 10, Nobles, Little Red School House,
County, NY
• Pictures:
o School House picture district 10 R128
cl School House with class in front R128 .
o School House inside school R128 22-2:
• School House picture of class R128 24
o Class picture 1905 Roll 62 22a
• Class picture and school R90 24a
• Hilda Amberge R12713a School Reunn
• Notes, 1943 and 1944 Trustees and Collectc
Miller; 1879-1882 Daily School Register'.
Ida Labar
• Deed copy 1959 John Arthur Noble and Doi
425 page 235 (copy in black ink); listing of
• Obit: Aline M, Smith Everhart
• 1951 letter to Trustee of District 10 meeting
Hill Road Town of Enfield, Tompkins
August 23, 1993
Loth Place, Trustee; Thum M. Everhart, Ella E.
hers Emma Taylor F.F. Nobles, truman Nobles,
Noble Tompkins County Clerk Office Llbr.
ownerships 1960 —1998
Mrs. Place from E. Craig Dorman June 14.
• School Recollections 2 pages
• 6 pages regarding Nobles School District from Hilda D. Amberge
• Arthur Noble Papers
• hand written notes regarding Disgtrict 10 4 pages from 9/30/1989 Arthur Noble
• Abstract relating to original nobles district school property Charles Nobles and wife to
Henry Stringer (Ist page) 1818 — from Arthur Noble 9/3/1989. 9 pages (2 copies)
From Arthur Noble 9/3/1989
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From Arthur Nob 9/3/1989
ABSTRACT RELATING TO ORIGINAL NOBLES DISTRICT SCHOOL
PROPERTY.
Charles Nobles and )
'S,isannah his wife ) Wa
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to ) Re
ul ) of
�ielkry Stringer ) pa
IGryI )
THIS ItJDF.NTURF., !mde t
rarity Deed.
ad Nov. 6th, 1818;
orded Nov. llth, 1818, at 4
lock P.M. in Book B. of Deeds,
e 263•
6th day of November, in the
yiar of our Lord one thousarAia ight hundred and eighteen,
�bstween Charles Nobles and Su
�'Of Tompkins if the first part
county aforesaid of the secon
n!ah his wife, of the county
and 'rdanry Stringer of the
part,
WITNF.SSRT4 That the s id parties of the first part,
lfor kind in co,sideration of t e sum of Five �iundred dollars
currant money of the United S ates to then in hand paid by
'the said party of the second art, the receipt whereof is i1
lisreby confessed and acknowle god, bath granted, bar,-ained, 1
.sold, remised, released, alis ad and confirmed, and by these
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ipresents doth .-rant, baruain, sell, remiss, release, alien
and confirm unto the said par y of the second part in the
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actual possession now being, rid to his heirs and assigns i
{forever. All that certain tr at of land situate in the county
of Tompkins and the townshilp f Ulysses, being a part of Lot
h0. 73, and bounded as follow Beginning two links due t
,'north of a maple tree marked nd !:xmbered for a corner of the
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1great lot, being the northea3 corner of the same; thence
laouth twenty-five chains and fifty-three links; thence west
Itwenty-three chains and fifty links; thence north twenty-five ;
chains and fifty-three links; thence east twenty-three chains
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and fifty links, to the place
acres of land. ToJether with
:a9nts and appurtenances therei
of be.;ianin.;, containing sixty
all and sin--ilar the heredita-
nto belou;;ing or in any wise
appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, rem -tinder
and remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof, and all
the estate, right, title, interest, property, claim and de-
mand whatsoever of the said Parties of the first part, either
in law or equity, of, in and to the above bargained premises,
with the said hereditaments arid appurtenances. TO HAVE. AND
!TO MOLD the said premises above particularly described to
the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns, to
the sole and only proper use arid behoof of the said party of
the second part, his heirs and assigns forever. And the said
parties of the first part for themselves, their h51rs, execu-
tors and administrators, doth covenant, promise and agree to
and with the said party of the second part, his heirs and
assigns, the above bargained premises in the quiet and peace-
able possession of the said party of the second part, his
heirs and assigns, against all and any person and persons
lawfully or equitably claiming or to claim the whole or any
!part thereof, we will ever wa rant and defend.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the aid parties of the first part
hath hereunto put their hands and seals the day and year
first above written.
Sealed and delivered in the Charles Nobles L.S.
presence of,
Susannah Nobles L.S.
Squire J. Nobles.
William Holly.
;ienry Strin--e
to
S•:haol Dist. NO. 0,
Rrf i el d .
Dated Nov. 7th, 1826.
Recorded Nov. 11, 1854, at
121/2 M. in Book 83 of Deeds,
page 72.
KNOW AL MM BY T'i RSfi. That I ;ienry Strin;-sr of the
Lawn of Ithaca, c unty of 'Tompkins and State of New York,
for and in consid ration of the sum, of we dollar re^_eived to
his satisfactioc., of the Trustees of School District No. 30
lin the town of Rnf old this 7th dny of November in the year of
.rir Lord one thous nd sight hundred and twenty-eight, have
d9mised and to far. let, and do by these presents demise and
Ito farm let unto t e said trustees and their successors in
ot'fics one cartain piece of land lyink and beinE situated in
said town a* Wnfie d on Lit 143. 73, bounded as follows :
Beginning abo, t twenty rods north of the southwest cor-
ner of the said St inger land 3n the risin;1, of ground south
Hof S. J. Nobles to contain Five rods 5,11jnre of or the
p�irposs of buildis; n school -house, from this date to have anj
to hold to them th s id trustees and their sliccessnrs in
Jt'fice for said is m for them the said trustees and t1.eir
s•,ucessors in offi a to use and occupy as to them _hall seen
,proper, and tree r^ii 71snrg Strir-sr loth further a e—int
with the said trust s and their su�_aessors in office tYat
they have -ood ri *.: to accupy t^s said lot on and de,aised
p^emisea in manner s aforesaid, a:.d that the said rienry
':Stringer during th said time will stiffer the said trustees
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quietly to have an to hold, use,and enjoy said
premises, and that said trustees shall have, hold, use
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o'%rupY, possess and an.joy th
same free
end clear of
all
1 W,Lurnbrar�ces, claims, rijhts
and
titles
whatsoever.
IN W1TNRSS Y6IRRjCOF I the
said 'lenry
Stringer haze
here-
unto set my hand and sell this
7th day of November,
to the
year of our Lord one thousan
sifrht hundred
and twenty-eight
Sil^a i, sealed :ind delivered
;ienry
Stringer
L.S.
is the presence of Jamnes
Jr.
T,)!nr.t;ins County, ss.
On the l lth
of November, A. D. 1854, before
mo personally came James Rum ey, Jr. subscribing witness to
the within c mveyance, to me known, who bei!g by -ne duly sworn
did depose and say, that he ssided in the town of Bnfield
in said county, that he knewl Tlenry Stringer, the individual
d,5scrihed in and who executed the within conveyance, that he
w•ts present and saw the saidHenryStringer sign, seal and
dsliver the same as and for is act and deed, and that the
s'tid 7ienry Stringer acknowledged the execution thereof.
` Whereupon the said James Rumpsy, Jr. became the subscribing
witness thereto.
W,n. V. Bruyn, J. P.
In the Matter of the )
Personal Rstats )
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of )
Henry Stringer, iDec''d )
Henry Stringer died )!i the 28th day of Au-ust, 1832,
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lsavin; Janes Stringer and ian!ah Fleming, his only children
a•:d hairs at law. ienry Stringier left !,o widow.
On the 19th day of October, 1832, James Stringer his
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s,)i,, and,Thomas Fleming, husband of =iarinuh Fleming, daughter,
w9re -ranted Letters of Administration upon his personal
a,tate, upon petition to the Snrrogate of Tomp'cins County;
which Letters are recorded In B•»k 37 Letters Of Admiristra-
tion, pae 1.
There was no will and the real estate descended to his
said children James Strings and Hamuh Flamini;.
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lu the Matter :If the
Personnl Estate
of
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� Ju.aes Strir:,�er, Dead
J:u,:es Striv-er died o:: the first day if Octobar,
1937, leaving him surviving his sister ia:-rah Fla•nin-., but
n0 ,viu•:w or c%:ild,au7 no father or another. 7iis only heir
at l.v, thcrLfore, :v^is his sister annruh Fler,in-, wife of
Pix..:p Flsmin_-
Upon tine ,)etiti on -if' Tk
❑:i:.istratio:. were duly grant
u.on the 20th day of Novembe
rv:orded in Buoy 37 Letters
'The real estate descend
sv that she was then the •j%.vn
deeded by said Charles Noble
which +.vere subseq'isntly pure
una the remaining 201/2 acre
shown by the deeds hereto at
ins Fleruia-, letters of Ad-
l to him the said Thomas Fleming,
1837, .vh ir;h said letters are
of Ad-ninistration, pa; s 165.
d to --iannah Fleming, his sister,
r of the whole GO acres formerly
end wife to Tienry Stringer,
ased, 391/2 acres by Noah Malley,
by Benjamin J. Doolittle, as
ached.
Th J•'Ia5 Fle"ii!1" Mc
to
Noah '-iollsy
Warra.:ty Deed.
Dated .April 1st, 1656.
Recorded June 6, 1856, at 12 M.
in Book 64 of Deeds, pave 312.
THIS INDF.NTURF, mad this first .Jay of April in the
y3nr of our Lard one thousand ei,:ht hundred and fifty-six,
between Tho:mis Fleming and Hannah Fleming; his '.rife of the to:a
.)� Ithaca, in the county o Tompkint, al.d State of New York
if the first part, iald Nos. 4olley of the town of* F^field 1n
s•iid county of the second art,
WIT1rFSSFTH : That t s s-id parties of the first part
i-, consideration of the su. of One Thousand Five -lu!dred and
Set Seventy-seven dollars to .sm duly paid , M ve sold, and by
these presents do grant and convey to the said party Of the
second part, his heirs and �ssigns. All that tract or parcel
of land situate in the town of Enfield, county of To•npkins
and State of New York, and is a part of Lot No eventy-three
(73), bounded and described as follows e,Y ,inning eight
chains from a stone standi P in the northeast corner of said
lot No. Severity -three and the corner of a lot of land owned
by Benjamin Doolittle by d ad this day given to him by the
parties of the first part; hence running south seventeen
v)— 3aSs1_%IN I5 zr,6-7—Va
chains and fifty links; �the ce'north two chains Had twenty
links; thence east sixteen chains to the place of begl-:ning,
c3rtaining thirty-nine acre and a half of land, more or less,
it hei!Z a part of sixty au as of land described in a deed
f_am Charlas Nobls and wife to Henry Stringer, dated 6th•
N3vember,•1818. Fbrceptinnd_reserving the_risht of the
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school -house_ fora_ school-h use -arid site for the same- as now
o:.vpied_,. e sama to fall o the�arty_of
ththe second part
p••ovid d_the same shall be bandonsd t; ths_district_or 1t
shoulJ a adjudged_thJt sued •district_has _no_ri�ht_.to_it.
WITH Ydh APPD:iTEDANCF.S and all the estate, title and
interdst tharsin of the sai party of the i'irst part. Arid
t(',e .:'iid Thomas Flemin, it s hereby cove,:anted and agreed
to ru.d with the said p,irty f the second part, ',:is heirs and
e:.a;ud, that at the ti•rie o the 91I3ealf!1Z :4:(I delive.^.' of
tte.:e pressnts, he was the awful owner and was well seized
o'P the premises above eonve ed, free ai_d clear from all in-
c,i;branea, Yxuapt the right to take the :rops from the land
rent on the scone; and that t e premises thus conveyed in the
q•iiet and psacenble Possess on of the said party of the sacind
part, his heirs and assigns he will forever warrant and
defend agsirist any person w ornsoever lawfully claiming the
s•ime :ir aril part thereof.
IN WITNESS W:iRRROF, he said parties of the first part
have hereunto set their han s and seals the day ar:d year
first above written.
State of New York )
X ss.
Toap'cir.s Courity )
On this 6th
byfore ma the subscriber per
Thomas Fleming L.S.
,lannah Flsrnin- L.S.
day of June in the year 1856,
sonully appear9d Thomas Fleming
and 4annah Fleming his wife, lto me known to be the same
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p9rson described in and w o executed the :.ithin instrument,
and severally acknowlodge that they executed the same.
And the said Hannah on a :rivate examination by me apart from
hsr said husband, acknowl dged that she executed the same
freely, and without any fear or compulsion of her said hus-
bind .
C. G. 14sat_ , J. P.
Thomas Fleming &c. ) Warranty Dead.
Dated April 1st, 1856.
to ) Recorded June 6th, 1856, at 12 M.
in Book 64 of Deeds, page 313.
Benjamin J. Doolittle)
Conveys 20 an on's'half acres of land, it being
the balance of the Sixty acres formerly deeded by Charles
Nobles and Susannah his wife, to Merry Stringer.
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In the Matter of Provin )
he last Will and Testamen ) Will recorded in Book
@. of Wills, page 283.
of )
Noah Holley, deceased. )
y 1 IN THE 14AMR OF aop, AMEN.
f I, Noah Holley, of he town of F.nfisld in the county
of 'Tompkins and State of New York, of the age of sixty-seven
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y9ars &c. &c.
First. After all my lawful debts are%paid and discharg-
ed, I give and bequeath to my son Sylvanus T. Holly the fol-
lowing piece of land consisting of about ninety acres of
It and, bounded as follcvs On the east by Schuyler J. Rumsey
Ind, on, the north by lands- ofJayNobles, on'.the west by the
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i lands of Squire J. Nobles, deceased, and Arthur S. Nobles,
and on the south by lands heretofore belonging to Benjamin
Ramsey, to be used and enjoyed by him during the term of his
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n tural life; and from and immediately after his decease, I
'give and devise the 'same to his heirs forever. &c. &c.
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Ithaca Journal -news December 24, 1923
Noble District School
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Has Christmas Xree.
And Entertatn�tt
Noble's District, Dee. fc—Lut
Friday, night. Robert Hubble. the
teacher in this district, held a Christ-
mas tree and entertainment, cuastat-
ing of songs, recitations and a s4ort
play.
Those who attended from out of
the district were Mr. and Mrs.. Silas
IS
Hubble. the' Miss" ones,
and el a WallenD ck, HU" Jnd
Chisllus Payker, E1ale•aad Nellie Up-
dike and Gene Leonard:"
The school house was -tastefully
decorated and the tree was laden
with many pretty and useful things -
All report an enjoyable time,
. J. D. Smith: of Trumbull* .Corners
is doing repatP work on late farm
buildings. hefe..' . ' - -.
Mr. and lftrL Leslie 'Hines were
given a pleas4nt surprise test Monday
night by about 30 fris-nda add' neigh -
bore, the Darty.'befag- in.-, hduor' of
Mra'Htne-a birthday. ,94e-'.*ven1nx
L was spent to games; after whleh: liah{
refreshments . were served. Mrs,'
i Hine wee Presented a Bake by Miss
Hazel . Ramsey.
Among those to attsad'were Mr:
• and Mrs. Harvey Stevengoa, and chil-
dren. Mr. and lira F�anciaTdcFa71,
. Mr. and Mra 9m1th Hines WX tpfant
son, Mr. and, Mra:'NaLhap Ramsey,
Mra. James Hines. tom.. and
Mr. and
Mrs. Fred T. 8amsey and daughter
An.
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Hazel; Samusl :Rumsey'and• sob
Mrs, Lotte, Ur ..and Mrt y'cd Bock:
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Mr. and Mrs. )lilw d'Lanalni and
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son Horace.
, Hulse Smtthand-Claud Place-iA-
cently made a trip to Ithaca.
lira W, Hell" has. retui,#4d-
' home titer spe.W. dding several, weeks
wtW hor daughter. ivato 0 BOU
��.wu igjund-lq , aerl-_
• dent some . s-ago. '. ,.
Franeea'SidfUc tax received
Mrs.
i a:boat of fruit from ''her -.•Ws- and
trip
daughter, wbo are making a
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' through the southern state.
I Arthur LUngeny moved a track
I load of household goods. for LewIs
Mr,^
i Leonard' one day last wesit .
recently married and is
t Leonard was
now living In Ithaca.
Therewill be a two weeks' •Vaes-
i tlon.in lists school dLtriet'toi;ChrUt-
` mas sad New Year& ;,...
Mr, sod Nsthtn- G:- Rnmasy,
.Mrs:
j .accomDanted by Mr. and :Mra Grant
. Ervay, §Peet one dsy recently, to
Cortland.
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