The NOYES FAMIL'1 of' ANDOvER
Rev. William Noyes, rector of Uhoulderton,( 11 miles from
Salisbury and near the seat of the ~arl of ~embroke,)was born in 1568; He married Anna Parker, who died and was buried in Uhol
derton, Mch. 7,1657. She was sister to the Rev. Robert ~arker.
~er will, made Mch. 18,1655; probate Apr. 21, 1658, at Somerset s Deacon Nicholas House, Loncton, leaves 1 she to son7Rev. James Noyes and.< ~, ana cousin, ( nephew), the Rev. Thomas Parker, all of New England. These three came here in 1633. Wililam, the Rector, had most of his estate confiscated because he became a dissenter. His son the neve games and his colleague,
Thomas ~arker were for the presbytery as opposed to the congregation, and opposed the Boston platform. Wil t shire, . James, born in/ 1608; went to Brazenose Uollege, OXford, but did not graduate. He taught, for his uncle ~homas Parker, in the Free School of Newbury, EnglandJuntil he came here to America. He became a preacher because of their influence. He married Sarah Drown, daUghter of Joseph Brown, of Southampton,
Rants uo., ~ngland, just before they set sail from England in the MARY & JOHN, 1633. urunes d. Oct. 24, 1656 ; she d. Sept. 13, 1691. He left an estate of 657 bbs.llsh;6 d. James, who inherited intellectllal gifts from both sides of his family, was called one of the most learned and gifted of the
Massachusetts preachers of his day. Even *th~r" one of his opponents, spoke highly of his talents. He was said to be the father of the non-conformists, in this country. and Nicholas, 1635, Newbury, where he located, with Thos. ~rker( was then a lawless town, and the two preachers had their hands full. -The NOYES FAMILY of ANDOVgR -2-(in England 1
The family historians trace their ancestry back to the Wm. de Noyers, of Norfolk Co., England, who is recorded 1086 in the
DOo~lliSDAY BO@K. The name is also spelled Noers, de Nores, Denoires, ge Noier, and finally Noier and Noyes.
Some cltim that the name meant : of the Walnut ~ree. Their crest was a chapeau turned up with ermine and a dove with olive branch in its beak,on top,-a coat of arms used by a William Noyes, who was
Attorney ~eneral for Charles 1. ... Seekers insist that the original family had a Norman estA~e held by grant of William-the Conqueror; and those still mobe imagin
ative trace the t~11¥ Bpelling to Noye and to Hoe, and so back to Noah and the Ark. All moonshine 1 The NOYES 11A.MILY of ANl)OVER
In this article I thought to take up briefly the branch of the Noyes geneology from Col. Thomas (2), son of the Hev. Janes Noyes, of Newbury. He had two wives: Martha Pierce, and 2nd Elisabeth Green leaf, from whom the Andover lines descend. She was the daughter of Capt. Stephen Greenleaf and Miss Elisabeth Coffin, and a grand-daughter of vapt. Edmond (1) and Sarah Dole of the old Kents Island family. {not proved yet.) Among her children was Joseph (3) Noyes of Newbury who married Hannah Wadleigh, a daughter, so far as we have learned, of Jonathan Wadleigh, and doubtless an Exeter girl, name unknown. Jonathan (4) Noyes of Newbury, last of the ancestry there, in our
branch, was a very fine soldier. He was ~apt. of his Co., and had six sons with him in the War of the Hevolution. Aaron (5), the baby, at 17, went as drummer b01, and was at Bunker Htll, and served three more years, although not credited so on the Army Rolls. Wadleigh (5) another son, was wounded and died; Joseph,
~5) a Lieut. ended his days, a Widower, in the home of his brother in Andover. " Life" , as they called the other, ( Eliphalet), Dudley and Jonathan, all served nobly. lJ.'he his tory of these does not belong to Andover, and is well told in the Noyes Book. Jonathan (4) Noyes married Lydia Bancroft, daughter of Thomas
oancroft and Lydia Emery, of Reading, in 1742. 1~ey were contemporary with William Morse and Phebe Boc1well, two more descendants of l:1ellig erants. To these two lines: Morse and Noyes, came a host of Colonial honors.( So, if any descendant craves the joys of "bragging" and the expense of proving, and can wait at the tail of a long cue of applicants to that overloaded compahy of Colonial .uames, here is her chance.) The NOYES FAMILY or ANDOVER -2-
""' Lydia named Aaron, the little drummer boy of 175, after her cousin in the Bancrort line, as it was not a Noyes name. Aaron came here
and settled in west Andover, from newbury, about 1781. He had married, in 1779, .Phebe )lorse, whose folks had gotten as far as Methuen by that time. Wm. her father, Came back to west Andover, and died at the home of his daughter and Aaron, and is buried in the Noyes lot in West Parish Yard, but is not well recorded. His widow lived to be 93, dying at her son's home in 1825. Aaron Noyes, by all accounts, was a loveable man. My aunt Foster, one of his younger grand-children, WaS a favorite. The old Colonial Mansion, in his day on the River Road, was sold to Lirowley, and burned later. After Aunt Fosteris mother died, she went to live: at grandpa Noyes! amd the house seemed to her, large and well furnished. Aarolll used to dross over to Methuen in a boat at the Glan Fa11s point to do his shopping and she would sit at Noyes' Rocks, now covered by the overflow from the _am below- to wait his return. in 1830, when the United States gave money to all our towns, Aaron, then a little old man, .a.ttended the' three ,days" ToWn -Meeting,
and raisea aloft on the shoulders of his loyal friends, p~eaded that the $3.00 apiece alotted to avery man, woman and child in Andover, be applied to the erection of ,a new Town Farm to accomodate the feeble sur vivors of the War of the Revolution and of 1812. The Alms House was built later of Frye Village brick, and our gift from Uncle Sam still stands. Salem- built a workhouse for convicts with her allotment but our&is the Only Old Folks' Home, so given. Aaron and his wife Phe.e left a goodly legacy to Andover. Aaron (6) noyes, who married Dolly Jordan, moved to Yonkers,N.Y. He died in Nwwark, N.J: We had visits, at long intervals, from his line. The NOygS FAMILY of ANDOvER -3-
Lydia (6) Noyes married ~amde1 Osgood and was mother of the first Mrs. Thomas Clark, and grandmother of Jesse. Frederick (6) Noyes lived in West Andover, whene he died in 1874, at the age of 80.He married Hannah Varnum of the Dracut line from ueorge (1). His daughter Mary (7), married Bimsley stevens and lived near Frye Village. The Fieldings and Lovejoys took the girls of his line. Hannah Varnum (7) married Moody Abbott and lived on the Ward place up the road to the church. Fanny (7) married William Chickering and had one son Ueorge, who survived. Sarah R. (7), married a minister, the Rev. Joseph'Burbank, of Plattsburgh, N.Y., an Andover Seminary student. Caroline (7) had two husbands and lived out west somewehere in Indiana. Emily (7) married naniel Shannon and the whole family succombed to tuberculosis. Ellen (7), born in 1827, married a Rhode Island farmer named Bur-
dette. Fred, called Jr., was a son who had an eccentric streak from some old line. He was born in 1829, and married, in 1882, a widow, Isabella .- ~ai1ey. He died, almost a hermit, in 1898, and she married a Chelmsford man. Charles D. Noyes was one of the most enterprising of the sons of
Frederick (6).Though not ~strong appearing man, he had good health, and most of throughout!hIs lIfe conducted a drug store in Charlestown. He married Harriet E. Williams of that city. He :finally returned to Andover, and died here. His surviving son, Henry, is one of out most respected residents today. The children of Jonathan (6) Noyes, were not many, I judge. He moved to Hopkinton, N.H., but died here in Andover in 186l,-War time. Ris wife, prior to marriage had been a widow Childs, of Londonderry, and she settled in Lawrence witn a son,tieorge Childs , whose school days were the same as mine. The NOYES FAMILY of ANDOV.l:!iR -4-
George's mother was a favorite with all of us children, whom she treated with sugar plums, and we always enjoyed the visits of " Aunt
Childs If as we called her, and her aid in t"'" he family mending. She had a
shop near the Lawrence jail, for years. A step-daughter, ~ane, by Jon athan's first wife, was Mrs. Joseph Gage of south Lawrence, who lived over John Howard's store at the bridge. Wadleigh (6) Noyes married Phebe Ballard of the old Andover line, who had gone to the hospitable old farm of cousins at Peterboro, N.H. THe oldest son, Nathan (7) died aged 20. Aaron (7) who came next, had a sitrange historYf Born in 1829 ,lie married first, Sarah Lovejoy, daughter of Ebenezer, and moved to Nashua, N.H. He then wandered West, forsaking his Wife, and may have contracted another marriage. We never got the whole of his story nor farther clue to any family. Little Mary (7)
died at 3 yrs., in 1833. Josiah Milton (7) died of consumption at a home in Boston, unmarried.
Moses (7) died at 5, in 1839. We reaell William Gilbert who live~ with his father, and left no children. Twins: mary and Martha were born in 1839 and Martha lived until 1919. She married harvey Leach in 1882, but lett no children. Mary , her twin, married Capt. Bdwin vVhitcomb, and lived in Melrose, where they had three daughtersf my last record is not up to date. \ Alfred (7), the youngest, died in 1887, at 46. He left a Widow, M.ary Lsvejoy and a son John LOvejoy(8) Noyes, who was, at the time of this writing, on the Lovejoy place, near Joseph Lovejoy's. ( to be concluded) The ~O'YES FAMILY of ANDOVER - J A
The ~ev. James Noyes of oxford, ~ngland and his wife, Marah6 daughter of Joseph Brown, of Southampton6 came here in 1634. They had: Thomas, (2) b. August 106 1648; m. 1st Martha Pierce, Dec. 28,1669; she
d. Sept. 3, 1674; he m. 2nd EliZabeth Greenleaf, ~ept. 24,1677.
'rhos. was a Capt. in the Indian War; a R,ep.ilL1689-90-92. Had: Joseph (3)6 b. Aug. 5, 1688; m. Hannah Wadleigh of Exeter, N.H.;
( thought to have m. in ~eter; lived there a while.)
Jonathan (4) 1loyes6 b.J'llly, 2'3 6 1'71'1; m. Lydia j;a.ncroft, in Reading, Aug. 24, 1742. Had: Aaron (5) Noyes, b. it'eb. 17, 1'758; m. Phebe Alorse in Methuen, Dec. 9, 1779; daughter of Wm. Korse and Phebe Bodwell, b. 1759. She d.
June 4, 1829; he m. 2nd ~etsy Johnson, Jan. 10, 1830; he d. Dec. 23, 1834. Aaron was named for Aaron Bancroft, ancestor of 8eorge tiancroft, the historian. He did not come to Andover to settle
until 1781. He was a dru~iler boy in the Revo1ut1mn •. 17 years old in 1775. He and Phebe, had: --~~~.-~--~~~-~~--- Aaron (6),b.Feb.4, 1781; m. Dolly Jordan, Dec. 1,1803; moved to
Yonkers6 N.Y. sd. to have died in Newark, N.J • • Lydia (6), b. in Methuen, vec. 19, 1782, m. Sam'l (5) Osgood,Jr., Jan. 31, 1804
.l;I'red t6), b. in Methuen, oct. 26,1784; d. here Sept.8,1874J m. Hannah Varnum of the Dracut line, published May 1809; she d.
at 50, April 10, 1839; w~s daughter of Daniel Yarnmn and / :.: :;.;: I Persis Hale, b. Nov. 66 1789 • Fred lived with Parents firs~ ...~ and later near Aaron's home.
Jonathan (6), b. in Methuen ,Nov.196l786; a c+ergyman; d. in And over, Oct. 21, 1860; m. Lois Barker of Methuen,1809. Publish ed to LOUISA PARKER ,Methuen, !dch. 12,1804. ,~ .. ~~-----
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Children of Aaron (5) Noyes and Phebe Morse,(cont.) Rhoda (6), b. in Methuen, Dec.13,1789; m. Richard Liscombe of Andover,
April 2, 1812; lived in West Andover. Fanny (6), b. Apr. 29, 1791; m. Washington Parker of Methuen, Apr. 2, 1815; lived in Ballardva1e 1862. Sally (6), b. June, 1793; m. Nath'l Frothingham of Boston, Dec. 13, 1821; she d. in Andover, Wadleigh (6), b. April 1796; m. Phebe Ballard of Peterboro, N.H.; dau. ot W. Ballard and Mary Chandler.
Fred (6) }10yes and Hannah Varnum, had: Mary Butler (7), b. ,Jan. 1, 1810; m. Beamsley stevens, son or Simeon;
about 183~; lived near Frye Village. Hanna Varnum (7), b. Sept. 28, 1812; m. Moody Bridges Abbott, son of Jed
uthan AbD~tt and ~etsy Bridges Fanny (7), b. Qct. 13, 1814; m. WID. Chickering, Oct.6,1836;had .n1y one surviving son,-George (8) Noyes of Methuen.
Sarah R. (7)~. April 26,1816; m. Rev. Joseph P. Burbank of Plattsburg,N.Y. Aug. 28, 1840. She WaS b. in North Andover; he in Royalston,Vt. college graduate and at Andover Sem. Caroline (7), b. Mch. 31,1819; m. 3 times; went to Indiana; school teacher.
Emily (7) (7) b. Sept. 25, 1821;m. Dan'l Shannon.
Lydia Jane,'7), b. probably 1823; probe d. Apr~ 23,1839. Ellen V.(7),b. June 23, 1827; m. Halsey Burdette,Oct. 26,~851., he son of tleuben and Mary of 6harlestown,Rd.lsland; a rarmer, age 24. Frederick (7), b. ; m.July 4,1882 Isabella M. Hailey, a Widow, nee Sands; Charles (7), b. may 28,1832; d.Jan.16,1875;m.HarrieY E. Williams of
Charlestown; died here in Andover. '---..
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.Aaron (5) Wadleigh (6) Noyes/and Phepe Ballard, had: mo. Nathan (7) B. b. Sept. 29,1827; d. at 20~n May 28,1829.
Aaron (7), b. Jan. 27,1829; 1st m. mary ~rown ; 2nd Sarah Lovejoy, daughter of Ebenezer and nelina, age 24* moved to Nashua, N.H. Mary Ann (7), b. Oct. 22, 1830; d. Sept. 11,1833 at 3 yrs. Milton, Josiah Miller,(7), b. Jan. 6,1833; d. in Lowell. Moses (7), b. 1834; d. uec. 25,l83Q
W. Gilbert (7), b. 1837; m. ~cretia campbell, daughter of John Campbell and Sally Butterfield ; lived with Wadleigh; no children. Mary Ann (7),) 2nd., b. 1839 ; m• .l:!:dwin Whitford (?)(vlhitcomV). )twin8 It n !t'lartha (7) ) ; m. Harvey S. Leach; lived. in Andover;d.Ar(.,o,I,)~". Henl!~Al.t:c.ed(7),b.Jan.1,le.1.l;"'Iil .. _Mary Lovejoy; he was a l!~~l.!!12!st; File Shop • ... _-- Fred (7) Noyes ( Fred (6) Aaron (5) and IsabeJ.J.a M. Bail~y, had:
Fred Vincent (8) b. Jan. 26,1884; lived in North District with parents,
Charles D.V. (7) Noyes(Fred (6) Aaron(5) ) and Harriet Williams, had: Charles W. (8), b. in Ghar1estown, 1861; d. Oct. 24, 1889 Edwin Hill l8), b. 1863; d. Mch.22, 1869 •
Harry Haven (8), b. May 18, 1868; bookkeeper; m. in Lyn~uec. 23,1896, Mary Arme Rhodes of Lynn, b. in Marblehead, age 22. Harriet Edna (8), b. May 7, 1871 Fred Varnum (8), b. 1872
Henrx.A1fred (7) Noyes (Wadleighl6) Aaron(5) and ~~rI Lovejoy,had:
John (8) Lovejoy, b. 1875; m. in Lawrence Aug. 5, 1897; Annie E.Dafton, daughter of George E. Darton and E1iz. Spender. The NOYES FAMILY of ANUOVER -4-A
Lydia (6) Noyes ( Aaron (5) Jonathan l4) and Sam'l Osgood,* had: Fred (7) m. Nathan JohBson; moved to Alton; adopted Eliza (7)Liscombe dau. of her mother1s sister Rhoda. Lydia (7) ; --me George O. Putnam Martha (7); m. Weeks Samuel (7) Sarah (7) - m. Thomas Clark Rhoda (7) m; lsaa.c Blanchard of Wilton, N.E-· • ~Sam Osgood lived on the site of the Almshouse.
Rhoda (6) Noyes { Aaron (5) (Jonathan \4) and Richard Liscombe, had Aaron (7) Phebe (7) b. m. Gates Frye. Hannah (7) m. Bruce Sawyer of Maine. Lydia (7) m. henry R. Abbott ,• carpenter; of High St.,1862;- Eliza (7) lived in Illinois. R.1-J.oda (7) m. Henry Foster. Jonathan Noyes (7) b. cha:tJ.ged .. his name to NOYES.
Sa1l1 (6) N0les ( Aaron \5) Jonathan (4) and Nath'l Frothingham, had: Ella (7) -- m. Dr. Green Lydia (7)
Aunt Foster said that old ~\jathll Frothingham had a son Peter, by a 1st wife and a son Nathe by a 2nd wife, Sally Noyes. One girl married a \Vm. peters for a 2nd husband, but I cannot tell whether it Was Sally (6) or a
~ daughter. If it was Sally, she had step-children of both hdsbands and 3
J'""\ of l,er own. ------"...-- .
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.~ ~. IV1arl Butler ('l') Noyes ( Fred (6) Aaron (5) and Beamsley stevens, had: otis (8) d. unmarried.
Hannah (8) m. George Fielding. George (8) b. 1845
Emily (8) m. George Lovejoy, son of Ballard Love~oy.
Sarah R. (7) Noyes ( Fred (6) Aaron (5) and ~ev. Joseph Burbank, had Sarah (8) Howard (8), d.y. Sarah C. 2nd (8) Howard (8) 2nd
Malcolm (8-~
Daniel T. Noyes, 28, clergyman, born in Boston, son of vaniel and Elinor, of lJorchester, married , Feb, 23, 1853 , Lydia Edwards, 26,' daughter of Justin Edwards, lJ,D. and Lydia B. She refused to live with him so he divorced her. She lived here, single all her life until she and her sister became demented and were sent away. Sarah Noyes, age 26, ( sister of Vaniel above) married Oct. 17, 1854, born in Charles A. Aiken, 26, a clerg)'TIlan, . _ Manchester, Vt., resident of Andover, son of John Aiken and Hannah R.-
Alpheus Jr.. Noyes , resident of 'Middleton, age 26, worker in Soap j:llactory,
born in BOW, N.H. son of ~amuel R. Noyes and ~lizabeth--, married Harriet C. Walker, of Andover, born in Hopkinton, daughter of Abel B. Walker and
"~. Martha- • The NOYES FAMILY -6-A
-~Jarah A. (7) Osgood«Lydia (6) Noyes and Sam'l Osgood) and Thomas Clark,had:
Sarah Frances, (8)
Emma (8)
Joseph (8)
Jesse (8) now of Andover
F8.nn~ (6) No~es(Aaron ~5) Jonathan l4} Jos.(30 and Washington Parker, had: George WaShington t7 ) of Ballardvale ; m.Hannah Goldsmith;Civil War; "... / 2 ch. Eliza Parker (7 ) m. a Dearbor~ ~es (8); John (8) and father have Civil War recorda Fanny (7 ) b·, m. - Abbott Lydia {7 ) Fanny (6) lived in Chelmsford for a while and later came to
Andover; lived near Aaron's (5) estate.Moved to North Andover and kept boarders; also lived on High st.
Uncle Harding samd that Aaron (5) was a very short man, and peppery; quite
an orator in town meeting , ~lOUght a great deal of money and men of estate. Grandsir Richard Luscombe courted daughter,Rhoda (6); and Aaron would call to him, " Hullo Dick!" and give him a seat in the kitchen. But when .f'arker, of vracut, who had more money and courted Fanny, came to call, Aaron would greet him with ," How d.o you do, Mr. Parker. Let me take your hat. Go right into the best room, etc." My mother had heard her fatber tell of it and used to take it off. The NOYBS FAMILY JJ(VP IN ANDCVER tUTE .. 1-19-
J!ies (1) Noyes and wife Sarah Brown, had:
,Jofl,h b. 1645; belonged to Ancient & Honarable Artillery Co., went South to settle. Josejfu (2), b. ----; d. 4n Newbury, 1717 Thomas (2), b. 1648; m. 1st, Martha Pierce; 2n~lizabeth Grean1ea~d.may ! 26,1'708 William (2), b. 1653; m. Sarah Cogswell 1685 Mar. Ii, James (2), b/:DL64D; m. Dorothy Stanton, b. Aug. 10,1648 ; d. in Ston- ington, Dec. 30, 1719; son,Joseph 44),ca1led to Ministry as _____ ... _ collaaguejprob. left for New Haven. --...... ------:-v-:.;---- Thomas (2) Noyes ( James (l) and WI. M. .Pierce & E. Greanleaf, had:
~aniel (3)b.1674;d. 1716 James (3) Thomas (3) Parker (3) Joseph (3), b. Aug. 5, 1688; m. Hannah Wadleigh of Exeter, N.H.
Moses (3)
William (2) Noyes and Sarah Cogswell, had: Deacon John (3), b. 16S6; m. Tabitha Dole of W. Newbury William (3), b. 1688 Parker (3), b. Jan. 17, 1705
Mos~ (3)
JOPJl (3) Noyes (Wm. (2) James [,1) and Tabitha Dole, had:
Sgt. William (4) , b.171~;m. Lydia Moore , b. 1'722
~ Elizabeth (4) m. otis Chickering; had Mary (5).
~ Parker (4) ~$Jf".;., l_· ....n!\;¥ii!(_· _ ¥ ~ .. 'r.~.·">'.~,>"""':C·-,·--- , ~ The NOYES FAMILY Not in Andover line-2-~
Sgt. Wliliam (4) Noyes (John (3) IN:m. (2) James (1) and Lydia Moore:
Timothy (5) 'Q. 1749 ; m. Bet~y Dean- • ., ~~_.- ____ .. ,;- _~.~ •. i"_
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Enoch (5) 1743; ; m. Sarah Emery.
Sar a..h. (5) John (5), ; m. Elizabeth Pillsbury, daught.er of E. Pillsbury . land Martha Bailey Molly (5) ; m. Webster Bailey.
Enoch (5) Koyes (Wm. (4) John (3) Wm.(2) and Sarah Emery, had: Ephraim (6) ; m. Mary Brown; had Lucinda (7) b. ; m. Tim Carleton.
~. John (5) Noyes (\'-m. (4) John {3} Wm. (2) and Elizabeth B. Pillsbury, had: Enoch Noyes
Jonathan (4) Noyes( Joseph l3) Thomas (2) :rames (1) and Ly?-ia Bancroft,ha~ Aaron (5) b. 'eb. 17, 1758; m. 1st P-hebe Morse; 2nd Betsy Johnson, Jonathan \5) , b. about Wadleigh (5) m.
Joseph (5) m. Abigail Bai1ey;Lt. 7 yrs. in Hevolution;Cap~.of /Marines; brig" Palace', Eliphalet (5) b. 1747; d. April 21, 1824, Hebecca (5), m.Follansbee Noyes of Haverhill ,Jan. 29, l77~
Wadleigh (5) Noyes ( Jonathan (4) Jos.(3) Thos. ~2) and Hannah Smith, had: Wadleigb.~. 1775; m.Hannah Savory: had Eliz l~);SallY'(7); Sam (71 ~ Sam (6) died at sea, age 41. ~ Moses {6} of West Newbury; ~ Abigail (6), d.y. '-----/ Aaron (5) Wadleigh (6 )1 sold the old homestead .'"~: '''.' ,now the 1., ev i Yor k p 1 ace, and came to live on the Osgood place in 1862. The NOY1!!S FAMILY
A ~ Nicholas Noyes, son of the Rev. William Noyes of Choulderton, En~land, and brother of James (1) of Newbury, came here witlifames in the"Mary
and John If. He wa~ a freeholder in Newbury in 1637; 'mas a proprietor, town officer and a deacon. He returned to England, but came again to America in 1639. He married Mary CUtting, daughter of John CUtting. He died, Nov. 23, 1701, age 83. Nicholas (1) Noyes and Mary CUtting, had:
Mary (2), b. Oct. 15, 1641; m. John !ranch ,son of Sd. and Ann, Mch.23, 1659, Hannah \2), b. Oct. 30, 1643; m. May 14, 1663; Peter Cheney
John ~2), b. Jan. 20, 1645; m. Nov. 23,1668 Ma~y ~oor~
Nicholas ,..,(2), b.lJec. 22,1647; Harvard 1667; tiev.• ;res. Salem; d.unm. 1717· CUtting (2), b. Sept. 23, 1649; m. l"eb. 25, 1674,Eliz. Knight of' Newbury. - Sarah, \2), b. Sept. 13, 1651; d. ~eb.21, 1652. Sarah t2) 2nd, b. Aug. 22, 1653; m. Sept.13,1674 Matthew Pettingill.
Timothy (2), b. June 23, 1655; ~ewbury; m. Jan. 13,168. ,Mary Knight, dau.
of John Knight ~nd Bathsheba Ingersoll , b. 1657 in Salem. James t2), b. May 16, 1657; Newbury; m. mar. 31, 1684 Hannah !might. Abigail \2), b. Apr.l1,1659; m. Simeon French.
Rachel ~2), b. Mar. 80,1661; m. Jas. Jaclanan.
Thomas c. ,....~2), . b. June 20,1663; Newbury; m. Sarah ----. Rebecca (2), b. May 18, 1665; d. nec. 1, 1683.
Timothy (2) 'Noyes (Nicholas (1) and Mary Kndlght. had: abt. 1724- Nicholas (3) ; m. Sarah TUttle daughter of In. Tuttle and
*Martha ~~ard; he a physician of' Andover ( first Noyes he~~ .'In AndOVer;) Sam (4) b.1737;.d.yo J (3) Timothy (4), b.Oct. 23,1725;m.Sarah Abbott,Apr.5,1753;dau. n.) Abbott and Hannah Chubb, b. Aug. 5, 1722.(h~dfa~( -~ Martha ~Vard, daughter of Maj. i:)am t 1 lard and Abigail filavrick of the
~ayflower group. GrandaUghter of Is~c A1ltston. Rachel (3) of Newbury; m. Joseph Martin of Andover, Aug. 5, 1725 ,!""" ------~- --~~
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Nicholas (3) Noyes (Timothy (2) Nicholas (1) and Sarah Tuttle, had: Samuel (4) b. Sept. 9, 1724; d. June 5, 1735 Timothy (4), b.Oct. 23, 1725; m. Sarah Abbott, Apr. 5, 1753; dau. John she Abbott and Hannah 0hubb, b. Aug. 5, 1722;--cr: :b'eb.6, 1814 Abigail (4) , b. Nov. 7, 1727; d. unm. 1790 Ward (4), b. Dec. 21, 1729; a M.D.; married Prudence Stevens; d.Dec.26, ,Ingalls ,1 1808; she d. July 19,1835 at 84;da.u. Sam Stevens & !n~ph·. He served in the French Wa.r and in Hospitals during !evo1ut- , ion~ I Isaac (4) , b. 1738; d. Dec. 31, 1762 j in French War. .
Nicholas (4), b. Nov. 29,1733; French War; d. at llalfway Brook.Ju~~~ Cl'758./ Sarah (4), b. Sept. 27,1735; ? m. Samuel Brown, Jr., of Billerica. Au&V (<16 175?! - Samuel (4) 2nd, b. Aug. 1737; me' Han;::ah Fau1kner,Jan.24,176~;movea to Winch~on after 1766; she dau. Jos. Faulkner & ~a.maris JohnsoI Mary (4), b.Nov. 6, 1739; d. at 26, Oct. 22, 1765
Susanna, t4), b. July 21, 1741; m. Pierce Uage of ~elham, 1787
James t4), b. Oct. 19, 1743;m. E1iXabeth ~rown in Winchendon; served in rtevolution from Worcester Co; went to Winchendon with brother
Sam, had 5 children; ancestor of It Noyes Bros. Clothiers" of Wash. &. Surmner ::>ts., Beston; also of Mrs. tash. Locke of Dover, N.H·
Timothy \&) Noyes (Nicholas t3) Tim (2) Nicholas (1) and ~arah Abbott, had
Timothy ( 5), b. Jan. 7, 1754 Sarah (5), b. Mch. 29,1755; d. Sept. 26,1762 Philip (5), b. rhi1ip (5) 2nd, b. ~ec. 19,1757; d. Sept. 15,1762 /"" Betty (5), b. 1759; m.Col.(or Capt.) John Frye; d. 1813 at 53. Nicholas (5), b. Mch. 21, 1760; d. July 16, 1760 Nicholas (5), 2nd b. July 5L 1762 ; m. Phebe Hutchinson,~ec. 21,1799,b.1770 d. 1843; he d. ~·eb.,. 20, 1849 .'t The NOYES FAMILY -5-~ .'~ Ward Noyes (4) ( Nicholas (3) Timothy (2) Nick (1) and Pruttence Stevens: Sarah W~rd (5), b. May 13, 1792; m. Arch.laus Putnam, July 10,1817 Mary (5) or MARIE, b. Apr. 27, 1794; d. Mch. 3,1829. Who was Ward Noyes Jr., pu'blished to Claris sa Foster, of °J:ewksbury, July 1798 1 Was it one of Wardls sons not--- acknowledged? James (2) Noyes (Nicholas (1) and Hannah Knight, had Ephraim (3) m. Prudence Stickney; had: Prudence (4) , m. Gen. Jacob Bailey John (2) NoXes (Nicholas (1) amd lYlary Poor, had: Nicholas t3) b. 1671; m. Sarah Lunt. Daniel (3), b. 1673; m. Judith Knight. ~. May (3), b. 1675; m. John Noyes. John (3), b. 1677 ; m. A .Thurlo~ I Nathan (3), b. 1681; m. ~riscilla Merrill. Sam'l \3), b. 1692; m. H. Poor, Dan'l (3) Noyes ( John l2) Nicholas (1) and Judith Knight, had : Dan (4), b. 1703 ; m. A Topham, Joseph (4), b. 1705; m. E. Woodman. Joshua (4), b. 1707 ; m. Sarah Hale. John (4), b. 1709 ; m. Ann Woodbridge; d. 1759 Dan (4) Noyes ( Dan (3) John (2) Nicholas tl) and A. Topham, Dad : Daniel ~5), b. 1730; 2 .1735 Sam f 1 (5), b. 1737; m. R. llJheeler. Ebenezer (5), b. 1739; m. H. Chase, John (5), bapt. after 1741; m. Sarah Little; 2nd m. Mary Pierce. The Noyes Family -6-8. ',,", dhi1dran of Timothy (4) Noyes and Sarah Abbott, (cont.)_ Philip (5) 3rd, b. Aug. 25, 1764; d. Oct. 8, 1812 Sarah (5), b. May 21, 1766; ( did she m. Joseph Martin Sept. 4,1793?) Elizabeth (5), b. June 18, 1768; probably m. Samuel Brown, Jr. Mary (5), b. Oct. 6, 1770 Mary \5) 2nd b. Au&' 15,1775; probably m. Simeon Farmer, 1800. -_ ...... --- Samuel (4) Noyes ( Nicholas (3) Timothy (2) Nick (1) and Hannah ~au1kner,had: Isao,c (5), b. May 21, 1765 hannah \5) b. Oct. 11,1766; did she m. Peter Frye June 9,1796? he b. Sept. 11, 1767; d. 1840; she d. 1839.Very likely she Was here living or visiting relatives. ~,Mary (5) twin, b. Uct.11,1766 ; one Mart m. Simeon ~armer o! Billeri~ (could be this Mary or one above, dau.of Tim (. 4 ~ Bab .20,1800 ; or this one could have m. Joel Baldwin, Samuel had five more children born in Winchendon.- Who was the Susanna (5) published to Amos Stevens, Feb. 1796 ~ . .{" A Hannah Noyes of Andover WaS published to Zachariah Frye of Blue Hill, Me. Sept.28,1789 • Nobody knew that he ever married, however. A scamp, anywa~ N~cho1as (5) Noyes (Timothy (4) Nicholas \3) Timl2) Nick (1) and Phebe Hutchin- 7 son Timothy (6), b. Sept. 30,1801;d.Sept. 4,1849, unm.ja farmer Mary (6), b. Jan. 20,1804; did she m. Daniel Stevens? Sally (6), b. Apr. 24,1806 Phebe ~6), b. Sept. 22,1813; did she m. Wm. Gi1e Oct. 5,1837? \,~. Who was Sophia Noyes who m. John Mooar of Bradford, May 14,18197 > 5&-( j The NOYES FAMILY -7-2 Samuel (5) Noyes ( Van (4) (3) In.(2) Nicholas (l) and R. \Vheeler, had: ,~/:::;amuel \6), b. May 25, 1767 ; d. July 1852; m. Jane Moody, 1795; she d.1702; 2nd m. a Little, dau. of Jaa._ Little and widow of ~ames Stickney; she d. March 1861. Gutting (2) Noyes ( Nicholas (1) and Elizabeth Knight, had : Cutting (3) Cutting (4) Noyes Eliphalet (5) b. 1724 Jonathan \5) m. Mary Willett 1749 ; of Newbury Sarah (5) Mary (5) Abiga.il (5) ,{.•.. 'lhe NOYES FAMILY of A~IDOVBR Essex County Deeds- Jonathan {J) and Aaronl50 Noyes of Methuen, sell for 360 ~bs. from ~®. Morse, !ethuen, 47 acres land, with house and barn; Thomas Noyes on bds. Abigail (Russe) and Phebe ( Morse) wives of Jonathan and Aaron,respect· ively, sign. 1784. (Stephen Daker and Vim. Morse, Jr., wits.) 144: 232 land Aaron Noyes, for 69 ~bs. from Francis Richardson, sells 14 acres/on Merrimac River. Richardson, Jos. Griffin and Miles Flint, on bds. Phebe signs. uames Ordway and In. Richardson, wits. 1784 152:89 - Aaron Noyes to ~ames Sargint, Jr., for 54 bbs., sells 20 acres near Thos. Cross, John Huse o Phebe signs. 1791. Tim Poor; ~etsy Corliss, wits. 155:16-- Aaron Noyes sells to Mercy Wood, widow, -Huldah Wood, single, Mary BOJnton, widow,of Boxford, 1 acre in Methuen. ¥.hebe signs. 1791. 157:3-- Aaron Noyes of Methuen, for 210 ~bs. from Timothy Noyes of Newbury, yeoman, sells lands in Methuen: 46 acres, house and barn, homestead 2 parcels- Amos Spofrord,lJan Bartlett- road to Meeting Heuse-:road:to Dracut; a 2nd lot on so. side road - Mary Boynton, ferry road and road to Dracut on boun~s. 1793. Sam Morse - Stephen ~arker., wits. page 45-- Timothy Noyes of Newbury, for 159 ~bs. from Jo Newall, sells lands- 9 acres near John ~oyes. 1793. 156:200- Wm. Morse sells to Aaron, 1784; Follansbee Noyes of llaverhill also sells to Aaron for 40 lbs. lands in Methuen~-14 acres; also 9 3/4 acres is 1790. Peggy and Stephen ~arker sign. ------Follansbee died intestate and left a widow, Rebecca. The NOYES FAMILY Notes -Z- .~. Saranna No¥es , of Newbury ( Vol. 6 page 121 of Ipswich Book) evidently widow of dames (1) Noyes, in will dated July 3,1665, leaves: stuff and theIT_all under age; 1 and t c p:"~::::",~~x:::x:~~,:",,"V'..xx::1:::~~:m-J,!:xl~J\I];F1!XXxr;:±xE.:;:±:""'~·;K~ ft: ; daugh t er . Elizabeth to have the bedding; Thomas is to have his father's Bible; sons Robert Thomas and John Rogers. (Abraham and ~eter Tappan, wits.) Vaniel Noyes d. 1716 at 42., sd. Coffints NEWBURY. " As you are-so was 1- God did call- I did dy- Now children all- \Vhose name is Noyes- Make Jesus Christ Your only choice." Timothy Noyes who d. 1718 had about the srume advice and rhyme similar. ~ames (2) Noyes was said to be as fully gifted as his father. He was a physician as well as a minister, and was a chaplain in the viar. He rec- eived a grant of land at Voluntown, Ct., and was one of the first trustees of Yale. He was a clerg~an in Conn., but could not legally marry persons until 1696. In 1649 the wife of Nicholas Noyes, of Newbury, Was summoned before the uourt for WEARING A SILK HOOD. She was dismissed on proving that her ~ husband was worth more than 200 ~bs. Mrs. Boynton says that Col. Thos. Noyes had a freehold lot, 1 1/2 mi. above where they live ~t Pike stave Hill. George Noyes, a descendant lives there. Sent me views of the old home of James (1) still standing on Parker St. Newbury. Judge Sam'l Sewell, a pupil of James lived close by. ,:cASI$ ;CCdF**;,;,:v.j9'" ' '",,;"'11,:1IiII ••. l!I!lIallllll_II.SIi:&II,!ffl?.m~tpp:--L.- •. · ..."t . "." NOYES FAMILY ;' I I j,,' J" , d'f' ~, A F (cont.)' 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Hannah ..•...•...... • .2B Stanton, Dorothy •...•••••••••• 1B Stevens, Amos •.•.•.•.•.••••• 6B tt ,Beamsley •. 3 .•• 2A ••.• 5A " • Daniel • . ...••.••••.• 6B " ,Prudence •••••••• 4B •.• 5B Stickney, Mrs. Jas.(nee ~ittle)7B T !J:hurlow, A. • •.•..••.••.•• 5B Topham., l··r. . ••....•...... • 5B Tuttle, Sarah ••.• 3B ••••.••...• 4B v Va~n·"U·I.;;(,··~- 1;1. ~ Hannah'll'•••••••• u •••.••• 1 A .~ , ~.-- .... -~/