About Samuel Noble
Lived 1779 – 1853 (aged 74). Samuel Noble was a British engraver and priest.
Samuel Noble (1779–1853) was an English engraver, and minister of the New Church (Swedenborgian).
Life He was born in London on 4 March 1779, son of Edward Noble (died 1784), a bookseller and author of a work on perspective, and brother of George Noble the engraver, and William Bonneau Noble the painter. His mother provided him with an education including Latin, and he was apprenticed to an engraver.
In his professional life, Noble became a skilled architectural engraver, and made a good income.
Works Noble's major publications were: Important Doctrines of the True Christian Religion, &c., Manchester, 1846. The Divine Law of the Ten Commandments, 1848.
He revised, with help of amanuenses, the translation of Swedenborg's Heaven and Hell, giving it the title The Future Life (1851).
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Who was Samuel Noble?
British engraver (1779-1853)
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Samuel Noble was born on 4 March 1779 in London.
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Samuel Noble died on 27 August 1853 in London.
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Samuel Noble was an engraver and priest.
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Samuel Noble was British.
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