Hannah (Selden) Noyes gravestone
This
Monument is erected
to perpetuate the Memory of
Mrs. Hannah Noyes.
Consort of Mr. Moses Noyes
who departed this life Sept.
28th 1805 in the 79th year
of her age.
Reverend John Noyes gravestone
[1735-67]
JOHN NOYES, A.M.
departed this Life, Nov'r. 5th,
1767 aged 32. A Gen't. distinguished
for his innocent inoffensive
Behavior, patient under trials,
habitually chearfull. Parent, Friend,
benevolent to all, furnished
with a good degree of [?]
[?] Learning, but the
Gospel was his beloved family
of which [remainder unreadable]
Mary Ann Noyes monument Sacred
to the
Memory of
Miss. MARY ANN NOYES
only child
of the
Rev. Matthew & Mary Noyes
She was admired for her
talents and beloved for her virtues
and met death with serenity and
Christian resignation, cheerfully
relinquishing her brightest earthly
propects in hope of a
glorious resurrection.
June the 19th 1816
aged 20.
Rev. Matthew & Mary (Johnson) Noyes monument SACRED
to the
memory of
the Rev.
MATTHEW NOYES
A
member
of the
Corporation of
Yale College
& 45 years
Pastor of the
Congregational
Church
in this place.
A sound and well dis-
ciplined mind tog-
ether with great pr-
udence & exemplary
piety qualified him
for the arduous &
important duties of
his office. He was
a good counsellor,
a faithful minister
& died in the faith
of JESUS,
much lamented by
those who knew him
Sept. 25, 1839. Æt. 76.
MARY,
daughter of
Rev. Stephen & Mary
JOHNSON & wife of
REV. MATTHEW NOYES
died Sept. 1, 1851 Æ 83.
Eunice (Williams) Denison gravestone http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gallupfam/gphotoCT.htm
Eunice Williams was a daughter of Elisha Williams and Eunice Wheeler and wife of Isaac Denison. Eunice was b.August 03, 1755 and d. February 08, 1842. She was m. to Isaac Denison on November 10, 1773. Eunice Wheeler is also a great-granddaughter of Mercy Gallup and William Denison. (Mercy was a daughter of Benadam Gallup & Esther Prentice) Eunice was also a second cousin once removed to her husband.
Isaac & Levinia (Fish) Denison, Jr. and son Charles http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gallupfam/gphotoCT.htm
This is a family stone for the family of Isaac Denison, Jr. and Levinia Fish. Isaac Denison, Jr. is the son of Isaac Denison and Eunice Wheeler (see above). He was b. February 01, 1790 and d. August 28, 1855. He was married to Levinia Fish on February 18, 1817. Levinia Fish was the daughter of Sands Fish and Bridget Gallup (d. of Benadam Gallup & Bridget Palmer) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gallupfam/gphotoCT.htm
She was b. October 01, 1794 and d. July 22, 1890. They were the parents of 9 children, many of whom are interred here. They are: Isaac Wheeler Denison m. Eunice Burrows, Frederick Denison, Charles C. Denison, Bridget Gallup Denison m. Cyrus Noyes, John Ledyard Denison m. Mary E. Burrows, Daniel Webster Denison, Emily Fish Denison m. George Noyes, Eliza Fish Denison m. Dudley W. Stewart, Frances Lavinia Denison m. Benjamin Burrows.
Isaac Denison gravestone http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gallupfam/gphotoCT.htm
Issac Denison was b. December 20, 1751 and d. February 14, 1817. He was m. to Eunice Williams on November 10, 1773. He was the son of Daniel Denison, Jr. and Esther Wheeler and grandson of Hannah Gallup and William Wheeler. (Hannah was a daughter of Benadam Gallup & Esther Prentice)
Levinia (Fish) Denison gravestone http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gallupfam/gphotoCT.htm
A separate stone for Levinia Fish Denison. She was the daughter of Sands Fish and Bridget Gallup. She was b. October 01, 1794 and d. July 22, 1890 and was m. Isaac Denison, Jr. on February 18, 1817. She and Isaac Denison had 9 children.
The Little Ones Resting next to their parents, this stone which says, "The Little Ones". It [probably] marks the graves of four of the five children of Avery Noyes and his wife Bathsheba Dickens. Born in New London, CT: James D. [Denison] b. 4 Sept 1831 and d. 18 Sept 1831 Ursula Crandall b. 9 Mar 1833 and d. 24 Jun 1840 Avery Denison b. 23 Aug 1835 and d. 10 Jan 1837 James Avery b. 1 May 1843 and d. 18 July 1846 Source: Wheeler's History of Stonington, #302, p. 496, 501. Col. Henry E. Noyes's Genealogical Record of some of the Noyes Descendants. (1904), p. 103-104 (Part II: Des. of Rev. James Noyes of Stonington, CT)
Avery Denison gravestone
In Memory of Mr.
Avery Denison who
died April 3d 1775 in
ye 63d year of his age
Remember man as you pass by
? if you are now come ?
Prepare to die ??
For death's a debt to provide
Which ? paid ???
Capt. Joseph Noyes gravestone
Sacred
to the
Memory
of
CAPT. JOSEPH NOYES
He was born Sept. 7.
A.D. 1758, & died Aug. 19,
1820, in the 62 Year
of his
age
The liberal deviseth
liberal things and by liberal
things shall he stand.
Catharine B. Noyes gravestone
In
Memory
of
CATHARINE B. NOYES
Daughter of
Wm. Noyes Junr. & Sally Noyes
She died
Sept. the 12th 1806 in the 18th year
of her age.
An ingenuous mind embellished
with dignity of manners and an unaffected
regard for religious order,
perpetuate her name, with singular
affection in the memory of numerous
friends.
The grass withereth, the flowers fadeth;
but the word of our God shall stand
forever.
Moses Noyes gravestone
Here Lies the boby
of Mr. MOSES NOYES
Who in hopes of a Gl
orious Resurrection,
Departed this Life IN
Peace. ye 6th day of Feby
AD 1786. In the 72d.
Year of his Age.
Moses Noyes II, Esquire gravestone
Here lieth ye Body
of Moses Noyes, Esq.
Who in hopes of a
Glorious Resurrection
Departed this life on
Oct. 10, 1743
Ae. 65.
Rev. Moses Noyes gravestone
Here lies ye Body of that
modest, learned, orthodox
& pious Divine, the
Rev'd. Mr. Moses Noyes,
Pastor of ye church of Christ
in Lyme, who lived in
peace and So dyed,
Novr. ye 16 1729 in ye
86th Year of his Age.
William Noyes Esquire gravestone
SACRED
TO THE MOMORY
of
WILLIAM NOYES ESQR.
He was born Oct. 30, 1750,
was graduated at Y. College
1781, & died Dec. 23, 1834,
In the 75 year of
his age.
Blessed are those servants
Whom the Lord when he cometh
shall find watching.
Luke XII.37.
William Noyes gravestone In MEMORY of
WILLIAM Noyes, Esqr.
For 30 years an associate Judge of
the New London County Court.
Endowed with strong mental
powers, distinguished for activity,
discretion, integrity & firmness: he
filled various public offices with
honor to himself & much advantage
to the community & the church
of God: Exemplifying through a
long life, in various stations, the
domestic, social, public & christian
virtues: & not ashamed of the gospel
of Christ: he closed life with calm
-ness & a well founded hope of
immortality through the Redeamer,
on the 11th day of February, 1807, &
in the 80th year of his age.
The righteous shall be in everlasting
remembrance.
Dorothy (Stanton) Noyes gravestone
In Memory of
Dorothy ye wife of
ye Rever Mr. James
Noyes Deceased
who died Jan
ye 19th 1742/3
in ye 91st year of
her age
Rev. James Noyes II table slab
(close)
In Expectation
of A joyful Resurrection
to Eternal Life
Here Lyeth Interred ye Body
of the Rev'd Mr. James Noyes
Aged 80 years
Who after A Faithful Serving
of the Church of Christ
In this Place
For more than 55 years
Deceased Dec ye 30: 17 19/20
Thomas Minor gravestone He came to the colonies in 1629. He married Grace Palmer in Charlestown, MA on 23 April 1634. He was one of the first settlers in New London County, CT.
Deacon Richard Hale gravestone
Deac'n Richard Hale after sustaining the of-
fice of deacon in Christ's
church about 38 years
calmly resigned his
spirit June 1, 1802
aged 85 years.
Elisabeth (Strong) Hale gravestone
In Memory of
Mrs Elisabeth
Hale Conrt to
Deacon Richard
Hale Dauer to
Esq Joseph and
Elrs Elisabeth
Strong who died
April ye 21st
1767 in ye 40th
year of her Age
John Hale, Esquire gravestone
John Hale Esq.
Having served his
generation in various
offices religious, civil
and military died
Dec 18 1802
aged 54 years
Sarah (Adams) Hale gravestone
Sacred
To the Memory of
Mrs SARAH HALE
Relict of
Majr JOHN HALE
who died Novr. 6th
AD 1803
aged 50 years.
The death bed of the just
angels should paint it.
Noyes tomb
Crosby Stuart Noyes - father
Elizabeth Selina (Williams) Noyes - mother
Sarah Miranda Noyes - daughter
Theodore Williams Noyes - son
Stuart Crosby Noyes - son
Mary Prentice Noyes - daughter
James A. & Florence M. (Adams) Noyes gravestone
NOYES
[left]
FLORENCE A.
OCT 17, 1917
[right]
JAMES A.
OCT 31, 1936
I will come again, and receive you unto myself;
that where I am, there ye may be also.
Francis L. & Ramona I. (Nelson) Noyes gravestone
HE WILL RAISE YOU UP UPON EAGLE'S WINGS
NOYES
[left]
RAMONA I.
DEC. 15, 1932
JUNE 23, 2018
[center]
MARRIED
AUG. 21, 1954
[right]
FRANCIS L.
JULY 13, 1931
AUG. 20, 1995
OUR CHILDREN
JOHN CAROL ANN DOUGLAS
Sarah Jane (Noyes) Morris gravestone
SACRED
to the memory of
SARAH JANE
consort of
George W. Morris
who departed this life
October the 3d 1845,
In the 23d year of her
age.
Oh! Husband, children, parents
and Sister dear,
Come not to this, my last home
to shed a tear,
But to meditate on our Joyous
meeting,
Where ransomed world each
other'll be greeting.
![Anna [Kizner] Noyes gravestone](headstones/thumb_NOYES%20Anna%20%5BKIZNER%7D%20g-sTHU.jpeg "Anna [Kizner] Noyes gravestone")
