Elizabeth N. Todd

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name
Elizabeth N. Todd
aka
[Mrs. E. Noel, Elizabeth Noel, Elizabeth A. Todd]
sex
female
access
public
summary
English-born wife of Samuel H. Noel, the optician, and mother of Maud (Noel) Morilon, later the wife of Capt. Richard Blackmer Holbrook Jr. Divorced by 1918, she died that Christmas Day at the King County Hospital, Seattle, aged 50, and was buried at Auburn.
born
date
c. 1868
place
England
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[death-certificate-elizabeth-noel-1918, marriage-return-morilon-noel-1910]
note
Aged 50 at her death; born in England by her daughter's marriage return of 1910. Her death certificate says "Unknown."
died
date
25 Dec 1918
place
King County Hospital, Seattle, Washington
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[death-certificate-elizabeth-noel-1918, online-tree-ancestry-maud-noel]
note
As "Mrs. E. Noel," divorced, aged 50, a housekeeper, of mitral incompetency; the hospital was the informant. Kathy Jonas's tree gives the same day for Maud's mother.
buried
date
28 Dec 1918
place
Auburn, Washington
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[death-certificate-elizabeth-noel-1918]
note
Undertaker George W. Scott, Auburn.

Born in England, she married Samuel Hall Noel, and their daughter Maud was born in Illinois in 1888. She is "Elizabeth N. Todd" on Maud's marriage return of 1910 (Kathy Jonas's tree has "Elizabeth A. Todd"). By 1918 she and Samuel were divorced. She died at the King County Hospital on Christmas Day 1918, with the hospital as informant, and was buried at Auburn, where Samuel then lived. Her death came a few months after her daughter had parted from John Morilon. It is not known whether Maud was then already with Capt. Richard Blackmer Holbrook Jr.

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  • Her parents, and when she came to America.
  1. ---
  2. name: Elizabeth N. Todd
  3. aka: [Mrs. E. Noel, Elizabeth Noel, Elizabeth A. Todd]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. English-born wife of Samuel H. Noel, the optician, and mother of Maud (Noel) Morilon, later the
  8. wife of Capt. Richard Blackmer Holbrook Jr. Divorced by 1918, she died that Christmas Day at the
  9. King County Hospital, Seattle, aged 50, and was buried at Auburn.
  10. born:
  11. date: c. 1868
  12. place: England
  13. basis: documented
  14. confidence: probable
  15. sources: [death-certificate-elizabeth-noel-1918, marriage-return-morilon-noel-1910]
  16. note: Aged 50 at her death; born in England by her daughter's marriage return of 1910. Her death certificate says "Unknown."
  17. died:
  18. date: 25 Dec 1918
  19. place: King County Hospital, Seattle, Washington
  20. basis: documented
  21. confidence: probable
  22. sources: [death-certificate-elizabeth-noel-1918, online-tree-ancestry-maud-noel]
  23. note: As "Mrs. E. Noel," divorced, aged 50, a housekeeper, of mitral incompetency; the hospital was the informant. Kathy Jonas's tree gives the same day for Maud's mother.
  24. buried:
  25. date: 28 Dec 1918
  26. place: Auburn, Washington
  27. basis: documented
  28. confidence: probable
  29. sources: [death-certificate-elizabeth-noel-1918]
  30. note: Undertaker George W. Scott, Auburn.
  31. ---
  33. Born in England, she married Samuel Hall Noel, and their daughter Maud was born in Illinois in
  34. 1888. She is "Elizabeth N. Todd" on Maud's marriage return of 1910 (Kathy Jonas's tree has
  35. "Elizabeth A. Todd"). By 1918 she and Samuel were divorced. She died at the King County Hospital
  36. on Christmas Day 1918, with the hospital as informant, and was buried at Auburn, where Samuel then
  37. lived. Her death came a few months after her daughter had parted from John Morilon. It is not
  38. known whether Maud was then already with Capt. Richard Blackmer Holbrook Jr.
  40. ## Open questions
  42. - Her parents, and when she came to America.
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