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Date Posted: 19:39:47 08/20/05 Sat
Author: Pauline Batson
Author Host/IP: 69.213.254.82
Subject: Re: Noakes Family
In reply to: Louise Noakes 's message, "Re: Noakes Family" on 10:56:48 10/28/02 Mon

>Hello Richard, As far as i can figure out ther has
>only been one grant of arms to a member of the Noakes
>family. This from another Noakes researcher
>transcribed from Burkes Armorial 1908:
>
>�Per pale argent and gules, a fesse invected between
>two leopards� faces in chief and a rose in base all
>counterchanged.�
>
>In English, that translates as:
>1/Divide the shield in half vertically and colour it
>white on the left and red on the right
>2)Create a broad horizontal stripe, divide it down the
>centre and colour it red on the left and white on the
>right. Now cut 8 semi-circles (circumference outwards)
>along the top and bottom of the stripe, so that the
>red end of the stripe has four bumps at one edge and
>four at the other, and the white end has the same.
>3) Now place the stripe half way up the shield,
>horizontally
>4)Create two leopards� faces and colour one red and
>one white. Place the red face in the white area at the
>top-left of the shield, and place the white leopard
>opposite it
>5) Create a rose with five petals and five leaves and
>a central point of five spikes. Colour the leaves and
>the central point green. Divide the rest of the rose
>vertically, colouring the left hand side red and the
>right hand side white.
>6) Place the rose at the bottom of the shield on the
>dividing line between the two colours.
>
>The motto is �Nil Desperandum� (�Never Despairing� in
>Latin)
>
>These are the personal arms of Wickham Noakes (my
>gggrandfather), JP, granted to him as the High Sheriff
>of Surrey between 1907 and 1908. He was a Brewer in
>Croydon. He was born in 1840, and died in 1923. Only
>he and his direct descendants have a legal right to
>bear or use these arms. Most of the Noakes population
>of Surrey, Sussex and Kent connect to them in some way.
>
>If you could let me know about your direct Noakes
>ancestry, as far as you know it, I can probably tell
>you how closely you are related to Wickham Noakes. I
>would also be happy to exchange information with you.
>My e-mial is louisemwn@aol.com
>
>Regards
>Louise Noakes
>
>>>William Mapleton Noakes was born 1839 in England died
>>>Victoria Australia 1908 On the 8 Oct 1867 in Kent
>>>Eng.he married Sarah Anne Martin who was born 1844 in
>>>England died Victoria Aust. 1895. He was son of
>>>Richard Noakes and Jane Shaw who married in Kent in
>>>1831.Has anyone any further information on these
>>>people or their family--John from West Aus
>>I do't know if it is any help but I came to Aussie
>>from England and my ancestor was said to be second in
>>command of William The Conqueror's flleet in 1066. The
>>family motto is Nil Desperandum and we have a family
>>crest which I think is a Scottish Thistle a Lions
>>Head and something else. I have a signet ring with the
>>crest so could have a look. I did meet another Nokes
>>and he had a signet ring with 3 lions on it.

Hello, my name is Pauline. I am 77 years old. I live in Ohio USA. My grandfather was: Stuart W. Noakes. He died in WW1. Does this sound like family? He married a lady named Mabel Downing (Noakes) Any help?

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