James Clavell

James Clavell wrote a great novel called Noble House.

Pyotr Tolstoy himself

The first documented members of the Tolstoy family also lived during the 17th century, thus Pyotr Tolstoy himself is generally considered the founder of the noble house, being granted the title of count by Peter the Great.

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Radclyffe Hall was an English poet and author, best known for the novel

as a friend of Andrew Gavallan's in Whirlwind (1986)

Peter Marlowe is Clavell's author surrogate[6] and a character of the novels King Rat and Noble House (1981); Noble House is also mentioned once (as a friend of Andrew Gavallan's) in Whirlwind (1986).

Clavell

Clavell's fourth novel, Noble House (1981), became a bestseller that year and was adapted into a TV miniseries in 1988.

home of the prominent abolitionist and publisher of Uncle Tom's Cabin, Linnaeus P. Noble

Historically deemed as the Noble House, the Noble House was home of the prominent abolitionist and publisher of Uncle Tom's Cabin, Linnaeus P. Noble.