Order of op amp cascade to reduce noise
You want to use the amplifier with the lowest noise figure first.

It was suggested that I add some more meat to this statement.  So here it is.

The noise factor F (not figure) of an amplifier is a measure of how the the signal to noise ratio is degraded by that amplifier.  F is the ratio of the output SNR (signal to noise ratio) to the input SNR.  SNRout is always higher than SNRin because of the noise added by any real-world, non-ideal amplifier.

When you have multiple amplifiers in series, the noise factor contribution of amplifier N is reduced by the total gain of all the amplifiers before it.  If you have two amplifiers in series, A1 with gain G1 and noise factor N1, followed by A2 with gain G2 and noise factor N2, then the total noise factor for that amplifier chain is F1+(F2-1)/G1.  This is called the the Friis equation. 

Finally noise figure is just the noise factor converted to dB.  Hence my recommendation that you put the amplifier with the lowest noise figure (factor) first in the chain.

Here's a link to a more detail explanation:
https://www.microwaves101.com/encyclopedias/noise-figure