Charles Noyes
M, b. circa July 1820, d. 20 May 1845
| Father | Israel Noyes b. 20 Apr 1775, d. 1826 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Prince b. 22 Jan 1767, d. 26 Jun 1859 |
Charles may have appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of his father Israel Noyes at Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana, if the census occured after his birth. He would have been in the under 10 age group.1 Charles was born circa July 1820 at Dearborn County, Indiana.2
Charles probably appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of his brother Hugh Noyes in Manchester, Indiana.3 He was probably also in his brother's household in the census of 1840 at A. J. Cotton District, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was in the 15-20 age group.4
Charles Noyes and Mary Elizabeth Jumper obtained a marriage license on 28 Sept 1840 and were married on 1 October 1840 at Dearborn County, Indiana, by Alfred J. Cotton, minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church.5
After the death of his first wife, Charles Noyes and Lorinda Wicks obtained a marriage license on 19 Dec 1844. They were married on 26 Dec 1844 by Alfred J. Cotton, Judge.6
Charles died on 20 May 1845. He is said to have drowned in the Whitewater River near Harrison, Ohio. No gravestone has been identified..7,8
Charles probably appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of his brother Hugh Noyes in Manchester, Indiana.3 He was probably also in his brother's household in the census of 1840 at A. J. Cotton District, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was in the 15-20 age group.4
Charles Noyes and Mary Elizabeth Jumper obtained a marriage license on 28 Sept 1840 and were married on 1 October 1840 at Dearborn County, Indiana, by Alfred J. Cotton, minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church.5
After the death of his first wife, Charles Noyes and Lorinda Wicks obtained a marriage license on 19 Dec 1844. They were married on 26 Dec 1844 by Alfred J. Cotton, Judge.6
Charles died on 20 May 1845. He is said to have drowned in the Whitewater River near Harrison, Ohio. No gravestone has been identified..7,8
Family 1 | Mary Elizabeth Jumper b. 31 Jul 1820, d. bt 1842 - 1844 |
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Family 2 | Lorinda Wicks b. 1826, d. a 1850 |
Citations
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 113.
- [S953] Israel Noyes, Probate Book 1, p.94 (possibly p.44), Age given as 6 years in July last, i.e., July 1826. An 1820 birthdate seems to agree with 1830 Census assuming he was living with brother Hugh and rest of unmarried members of family in 1830. He may have been included in his father's home in the 1820 Census. Hubbard Family Group sheet has birthdate of July 1821.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 224 (HQ) (M19_27). Detailed analysis of all members of the Israel Noyes family has managed to identify most members of the household in this census with reasonable certainty..
- [S1133] U. S. Census,A. J. Cotton Division, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 219.
- [S756] Index of Indiana Marriages before 1850 (data online), Ancestry.com, Accessed 6 Feb 2004.
- [S846] Dearborn County, Indiana, Genealogy Section, Indiana State Library, Indianapolis, Book 7, 1843-1846.
- [S698] Alfred Johnson Cotton, Cotton's Keepsake, p.210.
- [S1362] Noyes, Charles. Source: Find A Grave Index 1854-2012 (www.findagrave.com). Cemetery: No gravestone has been located.
Mary Elizabeth Jumper
F, b. 31 July 1820, d. between 1842 and 1844
| Father | Joseph Jumper b. 22 Apr 1786, d. 28 Sep 1855 |
| Mother | Phoebe Milliken b. 1796, d. c 1854 |
Mary Elizabeth Jumper was born on 31 July 1820 in South Thomaston, Lincoln County, Maine, (now Knox Co., ME).1
Very little is known about Mary Elizabeth Jumper except for her marriage to Charles Noyes. It is almost certain that Elizabeth Phoebe Noyes who was living with Joseph Jumper in 1850 was her daughter and that Joseph was her father. Note that Elizabeth Phoebe's name is a combination of Mary's middle name and the name of Joseph's wife.2
Mary Elizabeth probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of her father Joseph Jumper in Thomaston, Maine. She was in the under 10 age group.3 Mary Elizabeth (or her sister Nancy) may also have appeared in the census of 1840 in the household of her father Joseph Jumper in Manchester, Indiana. Only one of the two girls in the 15-20 age group is listed.4
Mary Elizabeth Jumper and Charles Noyes obtained a marriage license on 28 Sept 1840 and were married on 1 October 1840 at Dearborn County, Indiana, by Alfred J. Cotton, minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church.5
Mary Elizabeth died between 1842 and 1844. There is an undated epitaph in A.J.Cotton's book, Cotton's Keepsake, for Mrs. Charles Noyes and infant babe, implying that she may have died in childbirth. If so, she must have died between 1842 (1 year after birth of daughter Elizabeth Phoebe) and 1844 (when her husband Charles re-married).
The epitaph reads:
"ForMrs Charlse Noyes and infant babe.
Here lies a mother with her babe
Slumbering in her arms
Virtue was hers - pure virtue hers,
And many were her charms.
A husband dear those virtues prized, and her his idol made,
But she has left his kind abode for 'joys that never fade.'
Though short her 'passage to the tomb,' the struggle was severe-
Many the friends that mourn her loss - 'Witness' he flowing tear..6
Very little is known about Mary Elizabeth Jumper except for her marriage to Charles Noyes. It is almost certain that Elizabeth Phoebe Noyes who was living with Joseph Jumper in 1850 was her daughter and that Joseph was her father. Note that Elizabeth Phoebe's name is a combination of Mary's middle name and the name of Joseph's wife.2
Mary Elizabeth probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of her father Joseph Jumper in Thomaston, Maine. She was in the under 10 age group.3 Mary Elizabeth (or her sister Nancy) may also have appeared in the census of 1840 in the household of her father Joseph Jumper in Manchester, Indiana. Only one of the two girls in the 15-20 age group is listed.4
Mary Elizabeth Jumper and Charles Noyes obtained a marriage license on 28 Sept 1840 and were married on 1 October 1840 at Dearborn County, Indiana, by Alfred J. Cotton, minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church.5
Mary Elizabeth died between 1842 and 1844. There is an undated epitaph in A.J.Cotton's book, Cotton's Keepsake, for Mrs. Charles Noyes and infant babe, implying that she may have died in childbirth. If so, she must have died between 1842 (1 year after birth of daughter Elizabeth Phoebe) and 1844 (when her husband Charles re-married).
The epitaph reads:
"ForMrs Charlse Noyes and infant babe.
Here lies a mother with her babe
Slumbering in her arms
Virtue was hers - pure virtue hers,
And many were her charms.
A husband dear those virtues prized, and her his idol made,
But she has left his kind abode for 'joys that never fade.'
Though short her 'passage to the tomb,' the struggle was severe-
Many the friends that mourn her loss - 'Witness' he flowing tear..6
Family | Charles Noyes b. c Jul 1820, d. 20 May 1845 |
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Citations
- [S780] Cyrus Eaton, History of Thomaston, Rockland, and South Thomaston, Maine, Vol.2, p.289.
- [S1141] Personal Conclusion by Bill Stanley.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Thomaston, Lincoln Co., Maine, p. 145HQ (Series M33, Roll 36).
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1840, Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana, p.219.
- [S756] Index of Indiana Marriages before 1850 (data online), Ancestry.com, Accessed 6 Feb 2004.
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of death inferred from license obtained for re-marriage of her husband Charles Noyes on 19 Dec 1844.
Benjamin Noyes
M, b. circa 1796, d. before 1848
| Father | Israel Noyes b. 20 Apr 1775, d. 1826 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Prince b. 22 Jan 1767, d. 26 Jun 1859 |
Benjamin Noyes was born circa 1796 at Pownal, Cumberland County, Massachusetts, (now Cumberland Co., ME).1
Benjamin probably appeared in the censuses of 1800 and 1810 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in North Yarmouth, Maine; in the 16-26 age group.2
Benjamin married Mary Verill ??? 1816 in Cumberland County, Massachusetts, (now Cumberland, ME).3
Benjamin was listed as the head of family in the in the 16-26 age group age group in the 1820 Census in Manchester Township, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household was his wife Mary.4
An unknown person was listed as the head of family in the 30-40 age group in the 1830 Census at Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 30-40, presumably his wife Mary; 1 female (daughter?) 5-10; and 1 son 5-10..5
An unknown person was listed as the head of family in the 40-50 age group in the 1840 Census at Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 20-30; and 1 male 15-20; presumably a daughter and son. His wife was not listed although she was still living..6
It is assumed that Benjamin had died before 1848 when his wife re-married.7
Benjamin probably appeared in the censuses of 1800 and 1810 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in North Yarmouth, Maine; in the 16-26 age group.2
Benjamin married Mary Verill ??? 1816 in Cumberland County, Massachusetts, (now Cumberland, ME).3
Benjamin was listed as the head of family in the in the 16-26 age group age group in the 1820 Census in Manchester Township, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household was his wife Mary.4
An unknown person was listed as the head of family in the 30-40 age group in the 1830 Census at Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 30-40, presumably his wife Mary; 1 female (daughter?) 5-10; and 1 son 5-10..5
An unknown person was listed as the head of family in the 40-50 age group in the 1840 Census at Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 20-30; and 1 male 15-20; presumably a daughter and son. His wife was not listed although she was still living..6
It is assumed that Benjamin had died before 1848 when his wife re-married.7
Family | Mary Verill b. c 1795, d. c 1848 |
Citations
- [S606] Col. Henry E. Noyes & Harriette E. Noyes, Genealogical Record of Some of the Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas, & Peter Noyes, p.77.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1800, North Yarmouth, Cumberland Co., Maine, p.78 (ANC) (M32_6).
- [S333] Assumption:, Since this marriage was not recorded in Dearborn Co., Indiana, it is assumed that it took place before the families moved from Maine to Indiana. Oldest son was born in 1823.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p.113.
- [S380] US Census, 1830, Dearborn County, Indiana, p.446.
- [S139] US Census, 1840, Dearborn Co., Indiana, A.J.Cotton Division, p.219.
- [S333] Assumption:, Benjamin apparently died sometime after 1840 and before 1848 when his widow re-married Amas Sawyer.
Mary Verill
F, b. circa 1795, d. circa 1848
Mary Verill was born circa 1795.1
Mary married Benjamin Noyes ??? 1816 in Cumberland County, Massachusetts, (now Cumberland, ME).2
Mary probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of her husband Benjamin Noyes in Manchester Township, Indiana. She was in the 16-26 age group; in the 16-26 age group.3
Benjamin and Mary had at least one child:
- James Verill Noyes, born 19 Aug 1823, Dearborn, IN.
Married Harriet Clark 27 Oct 1844. Died 13 Jan 1826, NY.4
Per Cotton's Keepsake, after Benjamin's death "Mary Noyes, a sister-in-law, widow of Benjamin, married Amos Sawyer and died soon and suddenly". The marriage took place on 14 May 1848.5
Mary died soon after her marriage to Amasa Sawyer in May 1848.5
Mary married Benjamin Noyes ??? 1816 in Cumberland County, Massachusetts, (now Cumberland, ME).2
Mary probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of her husband Benjamin Noyes in Manchester Township, Indiana. She was in the 16-26 age group; in the 16-26 age group.3
Benjamin and Mary had at least one child:
- James Verill Noyes, born 19 Aug 1823, Dearborn, IN.
Married Harriet Clark 27 Oct 1844. Died 13 Jan 1826, NY.4
Per Cotton's Keepsake, after Benjamin's death "Mary Noyes, a sister-in-law, widow of Benjamin, married Amos Sawyer and died soon and suddenly". The marriage took place on 14 May 1848.5
Mary died soon after her marriage to Amasa Sawyer in May 1848.5
Family | Benjamin Noyes b. c 1796, d. b 1848 |
Citations
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of birth estimated from 1830 Census.
- [S333] Assumption:, Since this marriage was not recorded in Dearborn Co., Indiana, it is assumed that it took place before the families moved from Maine to Indiana. Oldest son was born in 1823.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p.113.
- [S969] Beryl Hubbard e-mail, 12/17/00.
- [S698] Alfred Johnson Cotton, Cotton's Keepsake, p. 466.
Dorothea Noyes
F, b. 1796, d. 12 February 1875
| Father | Israel Noyes b. 20 Apr 1775, d. 1826 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Prince b. 22 Jan 1767, d. 26 Jun 1859 |
Dorothea Noyes was born in 1796 at Pownal, Cumberland County, Massachusetts, (now Cumberland County, ME).1,2,3
Dorothea probably appeared in the census of 1800 in the household of her father Israel Noyes in North Yarmouth, Maine. She was in the under 10 age group; in the 16-26 age group.4
Dorothea married Alfred Johnson Cotton circa 1818 in Dearborn County, Indiana. Dorothea and Alfred had the following children:
- Elizabeth Cotton (1823-1843). Married Richard Platt 1840. Died 1843. Two children.
- William Cotton (1828-1850+). Married Priscilla ?. Had at least three children.
- Alfred T. B. Cotton. (1820-1850+).
Married Phoebe Platt 1842 who died in childbirth in 1843. Her daughter, Phoebe Elizabeth (1843-) survived.
After her death, Alfred married Jane Milliken in 1843. Had at least two more children (Sarah Louisa and Alfred Charles).
Per Dearborn Co. Obituaries, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Platt, consort of Richard Platt and only dau of Judge Cotton, died 10 Feb 1843 at Manchester in her 20th year. Married 2 1/2 years. Leaves husband & 2 children.
Also in Obituaries, Mrs. Phoebe Cotton, consort of ATB Cotton (Alfred Cotton), dau-in-law of Judge Cotton, & dau of Gilbert Platt, died 12 Feb 1843 in childbirth. Little dau survives..5
Dorothea may have appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of her father Israel Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. She was in the 16-26 age group. She may have been visiting her father's family with her new son, Alfred B Cotton; in the over 45 age group.6
Dorothea probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of her husband Alfred Johnson Cotton in Manchester, Indiana; 16-26.6
Dorothea probably appeared in the census of 1830 in the household of her husband Alfred Johnson Cotton at Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. She was in the 30-40 age group; 30-40.7
Dorothea probably appeared in the census of 1840 in the household of her husband Alfred Johnson Cotton at Dearborn County, Indiana. She was in the 40-50 age group; 40-50.8
Dorothea appeared in the censuses of 1850 and 1860 in the household of her husband Alfred Johnson Cotton in Manchester, Indiana.9
Dorothea died on 12 February 1875 in Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine.10,3
Dorothea probably appeared in the census of 1800 in the household of her father Israel Noyes in North Yarmouth, Maine. She was in the under 10 age group; in the 16-26 age group.4
Dorothea married Alfred Johnson Cotton circa 1818 in Dearborn County, Indiana. Dorothea and Alfred had the following children:
- Elizabeth Cotton (1823-1843). Married Richard Platt 1840. Died 1843. Two children.
- William Cotton (1828-1850+). Married Priscilla ?. Had at least three children.
- Alfred T. B. Cotton. (1820-1850+).
Married Phoebe Platt 1842 who died in childbirth in 1843. Her daughter, Phoebe Elizabeth (1843-) survived.
After her death, Alfred married Jane Milliken in 1843. Had at least two more children (Sarah Louisa and Alfred Charles).
Per Dearborn Co. Obituaries, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Platt, consort of Richard Platt and only dau of Judge Cotton, died 10 Feb 1843 at Manchester in her 20th year. Married 2 1/2 years. Leaves husband & 2 children.
Also in Obituaries, Mrs. Phoebe Cotton, consort of ATB Cotton (Alfred Cotton), dau-in-law of Judge Cotton, & dau of Gilbert Platt, died 12 Feb 1843 in childbirth. Little dau survives..5
Dorothea may have appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of her father Israel Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. She was in the 16-26 age group. She may have been visiting her father's family with her new son, Alfred B Cotton; in the over 45 age group.6
Dorothea probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of her husband Alfred Johnson Cotton in Manchester, Indiana; 16-26.6
Dorothea probably appeared in the census of 1830 in the household of her husband Alfred Johnson Cotton at Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. She was in the 30-40 age group; 30-40.7
Dorothea probably appeared in the census of 1840 in the household of her husband Alfred Johnson Cotton at Dearborn County, Indiana. She was in the 40-50 age group; 40-50.8
Dorothea appeared in the censuses of 1850 and 1860 in the household of her husband Alfred Johnson Cotton in Manchester, Indiana.9
Dorothea died on 12 February 1875 in Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine.10,3
Family | Alfred Johnson Cotton b. 20 Apr 1800, d. 12 Feb 1875 |
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Citations
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1850, Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, p.718, Dwelling 186, Family 186. Place assumed to be family home at the time..
- [S606] Col. Henry E. Noyes & Harriette E. Noyes, Genealogical Record of Some of the Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas, & Peter Noyes, p.77.
- [S1494] Cotton, Dorothy Prince Noyes. Source: Find A Grave Index, New Version. Cemetery: Cemtery unknown, Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1800, North Yarmouth, Cumberland Co., Maine, p.78 (ANC) (M32_6).
- [S698] Alfred Johnson Cotton, Cotton's Keepsake, p.303. Reference states that Alfred Cotton emigrated west in 1818 and married a Noyes daughter soon thereafter. Per Chris McHenry's Marriages of Early Dearborn County Residents Not Found in Marriage Records, p.9, the marriage of Alfred J Cotton and Dorothea Noyes (dau of Israel Noyes) was listed in Dearborn Probate Order Book 1, p.132.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 113.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 432. Listed as A. I Cotton..
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1840, A. J. Cotton Division, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 211.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1850, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 718, Dwelling 186, Family 186.
- [S1132] Noyes Genealogy (Internet), submitted by Paul Noyes, Accessed 2/21/04.
Alfred Johnson Cotton
M, b. 20 April 1800, d. 12 February 1875
Alfred Johnson Cotton was born on 20 April 1800 in Cumberland County, Maine. His parents were William Cotton (1766-1841) and Margaret Walker (1774-1862)1.2
Alfred probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of his father, William Cotton, at Pownal, Cumberland County, Massachusetts (now Maine). He was in the 10-16 age group.3
Alfred married Dorothea Noyes circa 1818 in Dearborn County, Indiana. Dorothea and Alfred had the following children:
- Elizabeth Cotton (1823-1843). Married Richard Platt 1840. Died 1843. Two children.
- William Cotton (1828-1850+). Married Priscilla ?. Had at least three children.
- Alfred T. B. Cotton. (1820-1850+).
Married Phoebe Platt 1842 who died in childbirth in 1843. Her daughter, Phoebe Elizabeth (1843-) survived.
After her death, Alfred married Jane Milliken in 1843. Had at least two more children (Sarah Louisa and Alfred Charles).
Per Dearborn Co. Obituaries, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Platt, consort of Richard Platt and only dau of Judge Cotton, died 10 Feb 1843 at Manchester in her 20th year. Married 2 1/2 years. Leaves husband & 2 children.
Also in Obituaries, Mrs. Phoebe Cotton, consort of ATB Cotton (Alfred Cotton), dau-in-law of Judge Cotton, & dau of Gilbert Platt, died 12 Feb 1843 in childbirth. Little dau survives..4.jpg "Alfred Johnson &
Dorpthea Prince
Cotton")
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 16-26 age group in the 1820 Census at Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 16-26, presumably his wife Dorothea, and 1 male under 10, probably his son, Alfred..5
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 30-40 age group in the 1830 Census at Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were his wife Dorothea (30-40); a male 10-15, probably his son Alfred; a female 5-10, probably his daughter Elizabeth; and a male under 5, probably his son William..6
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 40-50 age group in the 1840 Census at Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 40-50, presumably his wife Dorothea; 1 male 20-30, presumably his son Alfred; 1 female 15-20, presumably his daughter Elizabeth; and 1 male 10-15, presumably his son William.7
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 1850 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was 51, born in Maine, and listed as a "M.E.P." Included in the household were his wife Dorothea (54, Maine); his mother-in-law Elizabeth Noyes (78, Maine); and his granddaughter Phoebe E. Cotton (8, IN), d/o his son Alfred Cotton and Phoebe Platt..8
An extensive history of Alfred's life and of his friends and neighbors is contained in his book of poems and history, "Cotton's Keepsake, published in 1858. He was a Methodist minister and very active in politics.9
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 1860 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was 60, born in Main, and listed as a Methodist minister. Included in the household were his wife Dorothy (65, Maine) and his granddaughter Elizabeth Cotton (Phoebe Elizabeth, 17, IN)..10
Alfred died on 12 February 1875 in Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine, at age 74. He died of heart disease..11,2
Alfred probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of his father, William Cotton, at Pownal, Cumberland County, Massachusetts (now Maine). He was in the 10-16 age group.3
Alfred married Dorothea Noyes circa 1818 in Dearborn County, Indiana. Dorothea and Alfred had the following children:
- Elizabeth Cotton (1823-1843). Married Richard Platt 1840. Died 1843. Two children.
- William Cotton (1828-1850+). Married Priscilla ?. Had at least three children.
- Alfred T. B. Cotton. (1820-1850+).
Married Phoebe Platt 1842 who died in childbirth in 1843. Her daughter, Phoebe Elizabeth (1843-) survived.
After her death, Alfred married Jane Milliken in 1843. Had at least two more children (Sarah Louisa and Alfred Charles).
Per Dearborn Co. Obituaries, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Platt, consort of Richard Platt and only dau of Judge Cotton, died 10 Feb 1843 at Manchester in her 20th year. Married 2 1/2 years. Leaves husband & 2 children.
Also in Obituaries, Mrs. Phoebe Cotton, consort of ATB Cotton (Alfred Cotton), dau-in-law of Judge Cotton, & dau of Gilbert Platt, died 12 Feb 1843 in childbirth. Little dau survives..4
Alfred Johnson &
Dorpthea Prince
Cotton
Dorpthea Prince
Cotton
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 16-26 age group in the 1820 Census at Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 16-26, presumably his wife Dorothea, and 1 male under 10, probably his son, Alfred..5
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 30-40 age group in the 1830 Census at Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were his wife Dorothea (30-40); a male 10-15, probably his son Alfred; a female 5-10, probably his daughter Elizabeth; and a male under 5, probably his son William..6
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 40-50 age group in the 1840 Census at Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 40-50, presumably his wife Dorothea; 1 male 20-30, presumably his son Alfred; 1 female 15-20, presumably his daughter Elizabeth; and 1 male 10-15, presumably his son William.7
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 1850 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was 51, born in Maine, and listed as a "M.E.P." Included in the household were his wife Dorothea (54, Maine); his mother-in-law Elizabeth Noyes (78, Maine); and his granddaughter Phoebe E. Cotton (8, IN), d/o his son Alfred Cotton and Phoebe Platt..8
An extensive history of Alfred's life and of his friends and neighbors is contained in his book of poems and history, "Cotton's Keepsake, published in 1858. He was a Methodist minister and very active in politics.9
Alfred was listed as the head of household in the 1860 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was 60, born in Main, and listed as a Methodist minister. Included in the household were his wife Dorothy (65, Maine) and his granddaughter Elizabeth Cotton (Phoebe Elizabeth, 17, IN)..10
Alfred died on 12 February 1875 in Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine, at age 74. He died of heart disease..11,2
Family | Dorothea Noyes b. 1796, d. 12 Feb 1875 |
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Citations
- [S1132] Noyes Genealogy (Internet), submitted by Paul Noyes.
- [S1494] Cotton, Alfred Johnson. Source: Find A Grave Index, New Version. Cemetery: Cemtery unknown, Lewiston, Androscoggin County, Maine.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1810, Pownal, Cumberland Co., Maine, p.248. Identified by age group.
- [S698] Alfred Johnson Cotton, Cotton's Keepsake, p.303. Reference states that Alfred Cotton emigrated west in 1818 and married a Noyes daughter soon thereafter. Per Chris McHenry's Marriages of Early Dearborn County Residents Not Found in Marriage Records, p.9, the marriage of Alfred J Cotton and Dorothea Noyes (dau of Israel Noyes) was listed in Dearborn Probate Order Book 1, p.132.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 113.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 432. Listed as A. I Cotton..
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1840, A. J. Cotton Division, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 211.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1850, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 718, Dwelling 186, Family 186.
- [S698] Alfred Johnson Cotton, Cotton's Keepsake.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1860, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 339, Dwelling 319, Family 308.
- [S1500] Cotton, Alfred Johnson. Maine Death Records, 1761-1922 (database online).
Israel Noyes Jr.
M, b. 13 May 1799, d. 13 July 1857
| Father | Israel Noyes b. 20 Apr 1775, d. 1826 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Prince b. 22 Jan 1767, d. 26 Jun 1859 |
Israel Noyes Jr. was born on 13 May 1799 at Pownal, Cumberland County, Massachusetts, (now Cumberland County, ME).1,2,3
Israel Jr. probably appeared in the censuses of 1800 and 1810 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in North Yarmouth, Maine; in the 16-26 age group.4
Israel moved from Pownal, Cumberland County, Maine to with his parents in 1817..5
Israel Jr. probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. He was in the 16-26 age group; in the over 45 age group.6
Israel married Abigail Milliken circa 1821.7
(an unknown value.)8
Israel was listed as the head of household in the 30-40 age group in the 1830 Census at Manchester Township, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were a female 20-30, presumably his wife, Abigail; a female 5-10, probably his daughter Sarah Jane; and 2 females under 5, probably his daughters Amanda and Elvira..9
On 15 October 1839, Israel was made security for his brother Hugh Noyes to administer the estate of their brother, Daniel Noyes.10
Israel was listed as the head of household in the 40-50 age group in the 1840 Census at A. J. Cotton Division, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household in 1840 were 1 female 30-40, probably his wife Abigail; and 2 females 10-15, probably his daughters Amanda and Elvira..11
In 1843, about 26 years after coming to Manchester, Israel organized the Manchester Universalist Church with James P. Milliken and Gilbert Platt. The church was strictly a layman's church which was not visited by a Universalist minister before that time.12
Israel was listed as the head of household in the 1850 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was 51, born in Maine, and listed as a farmer with $2000 real estate. Included in the household were his wife Abigail (46, Maine); his son-in-law George W. Morris (31, Ohio); and George Morris' 3 children, Warren W. Morris (10, Indiana), Israel N. Morris (8, Indiana), and Amos G. Morris (4, Indiana).13
Israel died on 13 July 1857 in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana, at age 58.1,3 He was buried in the Milliken Cemetery at Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co.1,3
Israel Jr. probably appeared in the censuses of 1800 and 1810 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in North Yarmouth, Maine; in the 16-26 age group.4
Israel moved from Pownal, Cumberland County, Maine to with his parents in 1817..5
Israel Jr. probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. He was in the 16-26 age group; in the over 45 age group.6
Israel married Abigail Milliken circa 1821.7
(an unknown value.)8
Israel was listed as the head of household in the 30-40 age group in the 1830 Census at Manchester Township, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were a female 20-30, presumably his wife, Abigail; a female 5-10, probably his daughter Sarah Jane; and 2 females under 5, probably his daughters Amanda and Elvira..9
On 15 October 1839, Israel was made security for his brother Hugh Noyes to administer the estate of their brother, Daniel Noyes.10
Israel was listed as the head of household in the 40-50 age group in the 1840 Census at A. J. Cotton Division, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household in 1840 were 1 female 30-40, probably his wife Abigail; and 2 females 10-15, probably his daughters Amanda and Elvira..11
In 1843, about 26 years after coming to Manchester, Israel organized the Manchester Universalist Church with James P. Milliken and Gilbert Platt. The church was strictly a layman's church which was not visited by a Universalist minister before that time.12
Israel was listed as the head of household in the 1850 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was 51, born in Maine, and listed as a farmer with $2000 real estate. Included in the household were his wife Abigail (46, Maine); his son-in-law George W. Morris (31, Ohio); and George Morris' 3 children, Warren W. Morris (10, Indiana), Israel N. Morris (8, Indiana), and Amos G. Morris (4, Indiana).13
Israel died on 13 July 1857 in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana, at age 58.1,3 He was buried in the Milliken Cemetery at Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co.1,3
Family | Abigail Milliken b. 25 Jan 1806, d. 4 Jan 1878 |
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Citations
- [S951] Milliken Cemetery; Gravestone reading.
- [S606] Col. Henry E. Noyes & Harriette E. Noyes, Genealogical Record of Some of the Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas, & Peter Noyes, p.77. Paul Noyes Web site has birth place as North Yarmouth but he is not listed in the vital records of that town.
- [S1494] Noyes, Israel Jr. Source: Find A Grave Index, New Version. Cemetery: Milliken Family Cemetery, Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1800, North Yarmouth, Cumberland Co., Maine, p.78 (ANC) (M32_6).
- [S698] Alfred Johnson Cotton, Cotton's Keepsake, p.303.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 113.
- [S333] Assumption:, Date and place of marriage uncertain. Marriage confirmed by Universalist Church records (per memory of descendants) and by Ridlon's History of the Millingas Family, p.85. Marriage date assumed from birthdate of bride (1804) and birth of first child (1822). Marriage not listed in Indiana Marriages before 1850. Most likely married in Maine.
- [S1140] Abstracts from Dearborn Co., Indiana Probate Complete Record Books A, B, C, Compiled by Chris McHenry, Lawrenceburg, IN, 1986, Extracted from Probate Complete Record Book A, p.94.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 446.
- [S1140] Abstracts from Dearborn Co., Indiana Probate Complete Record Books A, B, C, Compiled by Chris McHenry, Lawrenceburg, IN, 1986, Estate of Noyes, Daniel, Probate Book C, p.312, 313, 321.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1840, A. J. Cotton Division, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 219.
- [S1138] Emery P. Ross, History of the Manchester Universalist Church.
- [S774] US Census, 1850, Dearborn Co., Indiana, Manchester Twp., p.714, Dwelling 141, Family 142.
Ephraim Crouch
M, d. 1845
Ephraim may have married Martha Huestis on 30 January 1845 at Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana. Although a marriage between Martha Noyes and Ephraim Crouch is listed in the Dearborn County marriage records, Ephraim was drowned shortly thereafter and no other reference to Martha has been found.1
Ephraim died during 1845. He is said to have drowned in the Whitewater River near Harrison, Ohio, together with Charles Noyes. No gravestone has been identified.2
Ephraim died during 1845. He is said to have drowned in the Whitewater River near Harrison, Ohio, together with Charles Noyes. No gravestone has been identified.2
Hugh Noyes
M, b. circa 1803, d. before 1845
| Father | Israel Noyes b. 20 Apr 1775, d. 1826 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Prince b. 22 Jan 1767, d. 26 Jun 1859 |
Hugh Noyes was born circa 1803 at Pownal, Cumberland County, Massachusetts, (now Cumberland Co., ME).1
Hugh probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Pownell, Maine. He was in the under 10 age group; in the over 45 age group.2
Hugh probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. He was in both the 16-18 and the 16-26 age groups; in the over 45 age group.3
Hugh married Martha Huestis on 22 November 1829 in Shelby County, Indiana.4
Hugh was listed as the head of family in the in the 20-30 age group age group in the 1830 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were his mother, Elizabeth 50-60; 3 males 20-30, possibly Hugh and his brothers Amos and Talmai; 2 females 15-20, probably his wife Martha and 1 of his sisters (Eliza?); and 2 males 10-15, possibly his brothers Daniel and Charles..5
On 15 October 1839, Hugh was granted Letters of Administration for the estate of his brother, Daniel Noyes, deceased. Israel Noyes Jr. was named security. His heirs were his wife and infant son Hugh. On 18 November 1839, a petition was filed to sell the real estate. Daniel Noyes owned 74 1/2 acres, part of SE 1/4 Sec 8 T6N R2W and also 10 acres, part of NE 1/4 Sec 8 T6N R2W. The land was then sold to Wolfgang Kalb in the final settlement of the estate.6
Hugh was listed as the head of family in the in the 30-40 age group age group in the 1840 Census in A. J. Cotton District, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 60-70, presumably his mother Elizabeth; 1 female 30-40, presumably his wife Martha; 1 male 15-20, possibly a brother Charles; 1 female 5-10; 1 male 5-10, probably his son Strange; a female 5-10; and 2 males under 5 (unidentified)..7
Hugh apparently died before 1845 when his wife re-married.8
Hugh probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Pownell, Maine. He was in the under 10 age group; in the over 45 age group.2
Hugh probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. He was in both the 16-18 and the 16-26 age groups; in the over 45 age group.3
Hugh married Martha Huestis on 22 November 1829 in Shelby County, Indiana.4
Hugh was listed as the head of family in the in the 20-30 age group age group in the 1830 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were his mother, Elizabeth 50-60; 3 males 20-30, possibly Hugh and his brothers Amos and Talmai; 2 females 15-20, probably his wife Martha and 1 of his sisters (Eliza?); and 2 males 10-15, possibly his brothers Daniel and Charles..5
On 15 October 1839, Hugh was granted Letters of Administration for the estate of his brother, Daniel Noyes, deceased. Israel Noyes Jr. was named security. His heirs were his wife and infant son Hugh. On 18 November 1839, a petition was filed to sell the real estate. Daniel Noyes owned 74 1/2 acres, part of SE 1/4 Sec 8 T6N R2W and also 10 acres, part of NE 1/4 Sec 8 T6N R2W. The land was then sold to Wolfgang Kalb in the final settlement of the estate.6
Hugh was listed as the head of family in the in the 30-40 age group age group in the 1840 Census in A. J. Cotton District, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 60-70, presumably his mother Elizabeth; 1 female 30-40, presumably his wife Martha; 1 male 15-20, possibly a brother Charles; 1 female 5-10; 1 male 5-10, probably his son Strange; a female 5-10; and 2 males under 5 (unidentified)..7
Hugh apparently died before 1845 when his wife re-married.8
Family | Martha Huestis b. 12 Mar 1811, d. a Jan 1845 |
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Citations
- [S636] Paul Noyes e-mail, 11/23/00, Reference cites Harvey S. Ross II, Ross Book, p.7. Date of birth from age group in 1840 Census.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1810, Pownell, Cumberland, Maine, p. 248. Listed as Israel Noyse..
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 113.
- [S756] Index of Indiana Marriages before 1850 (data online), Ancestry.com, Accessed on 27 Nov 2000. Identification of Martha as the wife of Hugh Noyes is based entirely on this marriage record. Even though the marriage apparently took place in Shelby Co., many Heustis's are buried in Kyle Methodist Cemetery near Rev Daniel Plummer in Manchester Twp..
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 224 (HQ) (M19_27). Detailed analysis of all members of the Israel Noyes family has managed to identify most members of the household in this census with reasonable certainty..
- [S1140] Abstracts from Dearborn Co., Indiana Probate Complete Record Books A, B, C, Compiled by Chris McHenry, Lawrenceburg, IN, 1986, Estate of Noyes, Daniel, Probate Book C, p.312, 313, 321.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,A. J. Cotton Division, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 219.
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of death unknown. Listed in 1840 Census with his mother and son Strange living with him. Not found in 1850 Census; mother was living with A.J.Cotton and Strange was living with Hugh's brother Amos. Amos is listed as deceased in Cotton's Keepsake (p. 463) about 1858. Assume that Amos died before 1845 since his wife, Martha Huestis, apparently married Ephraim Crouch 30 Jan 1845, implying that Hugh was dead before then.
Martha Huestis
F, b. 12 March 1811, d. after January 1845
Martha Huestis was born on 12 March 1811 in Westchester, New York. She was the daughter of William and Rhoda Heustis.1
Martha married Hugh Noyes on 22 November 1829 in Shelby County, Indiana.2
Martha probably appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of her husband Hugh Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. She was in the 15-20 age group; in the 20-30 age group.3
Martha appeared in the census of 1840 in the household of her husband Hugh Noyes in Dearborn County, Indiana. She was in the 30-40 age group; in the 30-40 age group.4
Martha may have married Ephraim Crouch on 30 January 1845 at Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana. Although a marriage between Martha Noyes and Ephraim Crouch is listed in the Dearborn County marriage records, Ephraim was drowned shortly thereafter and no other reference to Martha has been found.5
Martha died after January 1845.6
Martha married Hugh Noyes on 22 November 1829 in Shelby County, Indiana.2
Martha probably appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of her husband Hugh Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. She was in the 15-20 age group; in the 20-30 age group.3
Martha appeared in the census of 1840 in the household of her husband Hugh Noyes in Dearborn County, Indiana. She was in the 30-40 age group; in the 30-40 age group.4
Martha may have married Ephraim Crouch on 30 January 1845 at Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana. Although a marriage between Martha Noyes and Ephraim Crouch is listed in the Dearborn County marriage records, Ephraim was drowned shortly thereafter and no other reference to Martha has been found.5
Martha died after January 1845.6
Family | Hugh Noyes b. c 1803, d. b 1845 |
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Citations
- [S1132] Noyes Genealogy (Internet), submitted by Paul Noyes, Accessed 14 Feb 2004. Original source not cited.
- [S756] Index of Indiana Marriages before 1850 (data online), Ancestry.com, Accessed on 27 Nov 2000. Identification of Martha as the wife of Hugh Noyes is based entirely on this marriage record. Even though the marriage apparently took place in Shelby Co., many Heustis's are buried in Kyle Methodist Cemetery near Rev Daniel Plummer in Manchester Twp..
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 224 (HQ) (M19_27). Detailed analysis of all members of the Israel Noyes family has managed to identify most members of the household in this census with reasonable certainty..
- [S1133] U. S. Census,A. J. Cotton Division, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 219.
- [S756] Index of Indiana Marriages before 1850 (data online), Ancestry.com, Accessed 27 Nov 2000. No further identification of either party is available.
- [S333] Assumption:, Date of death is based on assumption that Martha is the Martha Noyes who married Ephraim Crouch 30 Jan 1845.
Amos Noyes
M, b. 3 May 1805, d. 1878
| Father | Israel Noyes b. 20 Apr 1775, d. 1826 |
| Mother | Elizabeth Prince b. 22 Jan 1767, d. 26 Jun 1859 |
Amos Noyes was born on 3 May 1805 in Pownal, Cumberland County, Maine.1,2,3
Amos probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Pownell, Maine. He was in the under 10 age group; in the over 45 age group.4
Amos probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. He was in the 10-16 age group; in the over 45 age group.5
Amos probably appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of his brother Hugh Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. He was in the 20-30 age group; in the 20-30 age group.6
Amos married Sarah Crocker on 22 December 1831 in Dearborn County, Indiana.7 After Sarah's death, Amos married her sister Lavinia Crocker on 6 April 1833 at Dearborn County, Indiana.8
Amos was listed as the head of family in the in the 30-40 age group age group in the 1840 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 20-30, presumably his wife Lavinia; a female 5-10 and another under 5, presumably his daughters Augusta and Helen; and a male under 5, presumably his son Erwin..9
Amos was appointed the guardian of Hugh Noyes ad litem circa 1842 at Dearborn County, Indiana.10
Amos was listed as the head of family in the 1850 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was He was 45, born in Maine, listed as a farmer with $4000 real estate. Included in the household were Amos' 2nd wife Lavinia C. (37, Maine); 6 children all born in Indiana, Augusta (14), Irwin (14), Helen R. (12), Mary(?) (11), Sarah C. (8), Xarissa (8), Gertrude (1); and Strange N. Noyes, son of Hugh Noyes..11
Amos was identified as a merchant and miller in 1858.12 Amos obtained a marriage license to marry his third wife Lorani Lorthrop circa June 1858 at Dearborn Co., Indiana.13
Amos was listed as the head of family in the 1860 Census in Manchester Township, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was He was 55, born in Maine, listed as a farmer with $4500 real estate. Included in the household were his wife Lorani (49, Conn); and 4 children all born in Indiana, Xarissa (17), Gertrude (12), Caroline (8), and Adolph (6). Also in the household was an unidentified Lewis Noyes (19, IN)..14
Amos was listed as the head of family in the 1870 Census in Cottonwood Falls, Chase County, Kansas. He was He was 65, listed as a farmer with $1200 real estate, born in Maine. Included in the household were two daughters, Carline and Gertrude, and a son, Adolph..15
Amos died in 1878 in Tecumseh, Shawnee County, Kansas.16,17,3 He was buried in the Prairie Grove Cemetery at Corronwood Falls, Chase County, Kansas.3
Amos probably appeared in the census of 1810 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Pownell, Maine. He was in the under 10 age group; in the over 45 age group.4
Amos probably appeared in the census of 1820 in the household of his father Israel Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. He was in the 10-16 age group; in the over 45 age group.5
Amos probably appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of his brother Hugh Noyes in Manchester, Indiana. He was in the 20-30 age group; in the 20-30 age group.6
Amos married Sarah Crocker on 22 December 1831 in Dearborn County, Indiana.7 After Sarah's death, Amos married her sister Lavinia Crocker on 6 April 1833 at Dearborn County, Indiana.8
Amos was listed as the head of family in the in the 30-40 age group age group in the 1840 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. Included in the household were 1 female 20-30, presumably his wife Lavinia; a female 5-10 and another under 5, presumably his daughters Augusta and Helen; and a male under 5, presumably his son Erwin..9
Amos was appointed the guardian of Hugh Noyes ad litem circa 1842 at Dearborn County, Indiana.10
Amos was listed as the head of family in the 1850 Census in Manchester, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was He was 45, born in Maine, listed as a farmer with $4000 real estate. Included in the household were Amos' 2nd wife Lavinia C. (37, Maine); 6 children all born in Indiana, Augusta (14), Irwin (14), Helen R. (12), Mary(?) (11), Sarah C. (8), Xarissa (8), Gertrude (1); and Strange N. Noyes, son of Hugh Noyes..11
Amos was identified as a merchant and miller in 1858.12 Amos obtained a marriage license to marry his third wife Lorani Lorthrop circa June 1858 at Dearborn Co., Indiana.13
Amos was listed as the head of family in the 1860 Census in Manchester Township, Dearborn County, Indiana. He was He was 55, born in Maine, listed as a farmer with $4500 real estate. Included in the household were his wife Lorani (49, Conn); and 4 children all born in Indiana, Xarissa (17), Gertrude (12), Caroline (8), and Adolph (6). Also in the household was an unidentified Lewis Noyes (19, IN)..14
Amos was listed as the head of family in the 1870 Census in Cottonwood Falls, Chase County, Kansas. He was He was 65, listed as a farmer with $1200 real estate, born in Maine. Included in the household were two daughters, Carline and Gertrude, and a son, Adolph..15
Amos died in 1878 in Tecumseh, Shawnee County, Kansas.16,17,3 He was buried in the Prairie Grove Cemetery at Corronwood Falls, Chase County, Kansas.3
Family 1 | Sarah Crocker b. c 1809, d. 31 Oct 1832 |
Family 2 | Lavinia Crocker b. c 1813 |
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Family 3 | Lorani Lorthrop b. 1811, d. b 1870? |
Citations
- [S1132] Noyes Genealogy (Internet), submitted by Paul Noyes, Accessed 2/20/04. Original source is not cited. Birth not listed in Vital Records of North Yarmouth.
- [S606] Col. Henry E. Noyes & Harriette E. Noyes, Genealogical Record of Some of the Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas, & Peter Noyes, p.77. Birth city is not given.
- [S1494] Noyes, Amos. Source: Find A Grave Index, New Version. Cemetery: Prairie Grove Cemetery, Cottonwood Falls, Chase County, Kansas.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1810, Pownell, Cumberland, Maine, p. 248. Listed as Israel Noyse..
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1820, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 113.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1830, Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, p. 224 (HQ) (M19_27). Detailed analysis of all members of the Israel Noyes family has managed to identify most members of the household in this census with reasonable certainty..
- [S756] Index of Indiana Marriages before 1850 (data online), Ancestry.com, Accessed 11/27/04. Original record in Dearborn Marriage Book, p.173.
- [S756] Index of Indiana Marriages before 1850 (data online), Ancestry.com, Accessed 11/27/2000. Original record in Dearborn Marriage Book 2, p. 392.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1840, Manchester, Dearborn Co., Indiana, p.120 (ANC).
- [S1140] Abstracts from Dearborn Co., Indiana Probate Complete Record Books A, B, C, Compiled by Chris McHenry, Lawrenceburg, IN, 1986, Noyes, Daniel, Probate Book C, p.321.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1850, Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, p.718, Dwelling 187, Family 187.
- [S698] Alfred Johnson Cotton, Cotton's Keepsake, p. 463.
- [S775] Ruth M Slevin, Index to Dearborn Co., Indiana Marriages, 1854-69, Original record in Dearborn Marriage Book 9, p. 589. Actual marriage confirmed by 1860 Census.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1860, Manchester Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana, p.362, Dwelling 497, Family 486.
- [S1133] U. S. Census,1870, Cottonwood Falls, Chase Co., Kansas, p. 16 (ANC), Dwelling 1, Family 1.
- [S1132] Noyes Genealogy (Internet), submitted by Paul Noyes, Accessed 2/20/04. Original source not cited.
- [S606] Col. Henry E. Noyes & Harriette E. Noyes, Genealogical Record of Some of the Noyes Descendants of James, Nicholas, & Peter Noyes, p.77. Same date of death from Frances Gossett, 11/97.