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Noah Fairchild, son of Abiel Fairchild and Esther Gard Born: 22 Nov 1773 in Morristown, New Jersey Married: Elizabeth McCall, about Mar 1798 in Charlotteville (age 24) Married: Mary Nevill, 23 Aug 1808 (age 34) Died: 13 Jan 1833 in Charlotteville Township, Norfolk County (age 59) Buried: McCall-Fairchild Burying Grounds, Vittoria, Charlotteville Township

Elizabeth Emmet McCall, daughter of Donald McCall and Elsie Simpson  Born: 19 Mar 1783 in Basking Ridge, Somerset County, New Jersey Married: Noah Fairchild, about Mar 1798 in Charlotteville (age 15) Died: 15 Mar 1806 at Charlotteville Township, Norfolk County (age 22) Buried: McCall-Fairchild Burying Grounds, Vittoria, Charlotteville Township

Children of Noah Fairchild and Elizabeth McCall: Jemima "Mima" Fairchild married John Brown Elsie Fairchild married Francis Leigh Walsh Nathaniel Fairchild married Anna Palmerton Rebecca Fairchild married David Hutchinson Mary Fairchild (twin) married James Hayes Elizabeth Fairchild (twins) married Peter Beal

Mary Nevill Born: 25 Nov 1789 Married: Noah Fairchild, 23 Aug 1808 (age 18) Died: 8 Mar 1856 in Charlotteville Township (age 56) Buried: McCall-Fairchild Burying Grounds, Vittoria, Charlotteville Township

Children of Noah Fairchild and Mary Nevill: Deborah Fairchild married John Blayney Noah Fairchild Jr. married Sarah Palmerton Mahala Fairchild (1814-1834) Phoebe Fairchild (1817-1837) Esther Fairchild married William Canoff. Moved to Michigan. Anselette Fairchild married Allan Gustin Wood

Notes: Noah's sister Jemima married Elizabeth's brother Duncan McCall in New Jersey. Noah came to the Long Point Settlement with his McCall in-laws in 1796. He married his brother-in-law's kid sister here. Another sister, Rebecca, eventually joined Noah in Charlotteville after her husband died in New Jersey. Noah was a farmer and the community blacksmith. He settled just south of Walsh, prospering primarily in real estate. Near the end of his life, Noah was among the most heavily taxed residents of Charlotteville with land holdings approaching 1,000 acres. Video of McCall-Fairchild Burying Grounds

Source: John Cardiff of Simcoe, Norfolk County. Last updated: 08 Aug 2014 Acknowledgement: R. Robert Mutrie For additional information about this family, contact the contributor directly.