DescriptionThe Noble family lived at Walloon and Aaron Noble had a Horse Cab business in the 1890s. David Edward was born in 1867 in Perth, Scotland and was the son of James Edward and Mary Ann Farquhar. He is probably the same person who offered architectural drawings in the Queensland National Association exhibition in 1883. He married Helen Amelia Reed and they had three children. Edward made an application for letters patent in 1894 (Queenslander, Saturday, November 24, 1894 p.1002). It is likely it was his wife who ran the studio after his premature death in 1896 in partnership with her new husband Halbert Galt whom she married in 1898.
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