Where are the data from note notes saved in a backup

Hi,
making a backup saved all my data. But is I renamed the macbook the backup cannot re-create it.
The backup where made either under snow leopard and MLion.
Thus I do have to do this manually.
So where can I find the saved data from the note notes in the backups.

Franklin ~ Welcome to the Support Communities. See this Apple doc:
Important application files to back up
...Found by searching here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=search

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