Pictured above is the grave of Thomas Noble, the son of Thomas Noble and Elizabeth Dewey. He is buried at the Mechanic Street Cemetery in Westfield, Massachusetts. Thomas was married to Sarah Root, daughter of John Root and Sarah Stebbins on September 1, 1722 in Westfield, Massachusetts. They had 10 children together before Sarah's death. In 1761 Thomas married Sarah Field Belding.
Thomas Noble was born on September 10, 1696 in Westfield, Massachusetts to Thomas Noble and Elizabeth Dewey. Thomas was a farmer by profession. His grandfather, also named Thomas (married to Hannah Warriner) was an early settler of Westfield. The records of Westfield show that Thomas was chosen to be a fence viewer in 1739 and 1744. In 1761 he was on a committee to build pews in the meeting house. He was a moderator of town meetings held in that same meeting house. He lived on the land of his grandfather.
The home of Thomas Noble, Westfield circa 1725
Thomas Noble married Sarah Root on 1 September 1722 in Westfield. Below is a list of their children.
Sarah Root was born in 1701 in Westfield, Massachusetts to John Root and Sarah Stebbins. She married Thomas Noble on September 1, 1722 and had 9 children with him. There is a discrepancy regarding her date of death. The Westfield town records record her date of death as 26 November 1760, however, her tombstone states Sarah Root Noble died in Westfield on July 19, 1760.
After the death of his wife, Sarah Root Noble, Thomas Noble married Sarah Field Belding in 1761. She died just a few years later on August 17, 1763 in Westfield. Thomas died in Westfield on February 18, 1775 at the age of 78 and was buried in The Mechanic Street Cemetery.
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