User:Aedis1/Art1012
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Life
1861 census - 38 Abbey Hill, Edinburgh[3]
1871 census - 38 Abbey Hill, Edinburgh[4]
1881 census - 6 Comely Green Place, Edinburgh - art teacher[5]
1891 census - 6 Comely Green Place, Edinburgh - art teacher[6]
1901 census - 6 Comely Green Place, Edinburgh[7]
His father was Thomas Noble (16 October 1825 - 28 March 1880) from Drumelzier in Peeblesshire.
His mother was Janet Inglis (1 May 1825 - 1908) from Carrington, Midlothian. Thomas and Janet married on 5 December 1852 in Edinburgh.
James Inglis Noble was born c. 1854 in Edinburgh.[8]
His younger brother was the artist Robert Noble and they were cousins of the artist James Campbell Noble.
Art
Death
He died on 9 October 1912 at Edinburgh. His address then was 67 Inchview Terrace, Edinburgh. The value of his estate was £203, 3 shillings and 3 pence.[9]
Works