John Noyes, Esqr. died in his 52d year.
"He was graduated at Yale College 1775 and officiated as a Physician & Surgeon in the Army of the U. S. from 1778 to the close of the revolutionary war; from that period he continued in this town untill his death. Intelligent, patriotic exemplary and skill'd in his profession he was eminently useful throughout life, and left this world greatly lamented by a numerous acquainance."
The son of Judges William & Eunice (Marvin) Noyes, he married Mary Ann Williams on Nov. 19, 1789 in New Haven, Conn. He graduated Yale College 1775.
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"DIED--At Lyme, on the 11th ultimo, John Noyes, Esq. in the 52d year of his age. He was graduate of Yale College 1775. From 1782 to 1798 he was a Physician in the Continental army. Settling in his native town he was extensively improved, and successful in the healing art ; and variously employed in civil life. Possessing a sound judgment and firm mind, he was an impartial minister of justice, the friend of civil and religious order, and filled up life with activity and usefulness ; the liberal and hospitable man and good neighbor, were amiable parts of his character. In him the community have lost a patriot and the church of Christ an ornamental member. With christian patience and fortitude he endured a lingering and distressing sickness ; and in a well founded hope of immortality, resigned his spirit into the hand of his Redeemer."
—The Connecticut Courant (Hartford, Connecticut), Wednesday, August 31, 1808, p. 3, cols. 4–5.
"He was graduated at Yale College 1775 and officiated as a Physician & Surgeon in the Army of the U. S. from 1778 to the close of the revolutionary war; from that period he continued in this town untill his death. Intelligent, patriotic exemplary and skill'd in his profession he was eminently useful throughout life, and left this world greatly lamented by a numerous acquainance."
The son of Judges William & Eunice (Marvin) Noyes, he married Mary Ann Williams on Nov. 19, 1789 in New Haven, Conn. He graduated Yale College 1775.
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"DIED--At Lyme, on the 11th ultimo, John Noyes, Esq. in the 52d year of his age. He was graduate of Yale College 1775. From 1782 to 1798 he was a Physician in the Continental army. Settling in his native town he was extensively improved, and successful in the healing art ; and variously employed in civil life. Possessing a sound judgment and firm mind, he was an impartial minister of justice, the friend of civil and religious order, and filled up life with activity and usefulness ; the liberal and hospitable man and good neighbor, were amiable parts of his character. In him the community have lost a patriot and the church of Christ an ornamental member. With christian patience and fortitude he endured a lingering and distressing sickness ; and in a well founded hope of immortality, resigned his spirit into the hand of his Redeemer."
—The Connecticut Courant (Hartford, Connecticut), Wednesday, August 31, 1808, p. 3, cols. 4–5.
John Noyes, Esqr. died in his 52d year.
"He was graduated at Yale College 1775 and officiated as a Physician & Surgeon in the Army of the U. S. from 1778 to the close of the revolutionary war; from that period he continued in this town untill his death. Intelligent, patriotic exemplary and skill'd in his profession he was eminently useful throughout life, and left this world greatly lamented by a numerous acquainance."
The son of Judges William & Eunice (Marvin) Noyes, he married Mary Ann Williams on Nov. 19, 1789 in New Haven, Conn. He graduated Yale College 1775.
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"DIED--At Lyme, on the 11th ultimo, John Noyes, Esq. in the 52d year of his age. He was graduate of Yale College 1775. From 1782 to 1798 he was a Physician in the Continental army. Settling in his native town he was extensively improved, and successful in the healing art ; and variously employed in civil life. Possessing a sound judgment and firm mind, he was an impartial minister of justice, the friend of civil and religious order, and filled up life with activity and usefulness ; the liberal and hospitable man and good neighbor, were amiable parts of his character. In him the community have lost a patriot and the church of Christ an ornamental member. With christian patience and fortitude he endured a lingering and distressing sickness ; and in a well founded hope of immortality, resigned his spirit into the hand of his Redeemer."
—The Connecticut Courant (Hartford, Connecticut), Wednesday, August 31, 1808, p. 3, cols. 4–5.
"He was graduated at Yale College 1775 and officiated as a Physician & Surgeon in the Army of the U. S. from 1778 to the close of the revolutionary war; from that period he continued in this town untill his death. Intelligent, patriotic exemplary and skill'd in his profession he was eminently useful throughout life, and left this world greatly lamented by a numerous acquainance."
The son of Judges William & Eunice (Marvin) Noyes, he married Mary Ann Williams on Nov. 19, 1789 in New Haven, Conn. He graduated Yale College 1775.
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"DIED--At Lyme, on the 11th ultimo, John Noyes, Esq. in the 52d year of his age. He was graduate of Yale College 1775. From 1782 to 1798 he was a Physician in the Continental army. Settling in his native town he was extensively improved, and successful in the healing art ; and variously employed in civil life. Possessing a sound judgment and firm mind, he was an impartial minister of justice, the friend of civil and religious order, and filled up life with activity and usefulness ; the liberal and hospitable man and good neighbor, were amiable parts of his character. In him the community have lost a patriot and the church of Christ an ornamental member. With christian patience and fortitude he endured a lingering and distressing sickness ; and in a well founded hope of immortality, resigned his spirit into the hand of his Redeemer."
—The Connecticut Courant (Hartford, Connecticut), Wednesday, August 31, 1808, p. 3, cols. 4–5.
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