CHARLES⁸ AUGUSTUS NOYES, Sr. (69) Paternal lineage: (Abel⁷, Moses⁶, Joseph⁵, ⁴,Dea. Joseph ³, Rev James ², Rev. William¹ )
CHARLES ³ AUGUSTUS NOYES, Sr. Maternal lineage: (Sophia ² Shepherd, Abigail¹ Porter)
Charles was the son of Abel Noyes b. Jan. 6, 775 Sudbury, MA d. 1818 and Sophia Shepherd Hatch's paternal lineage: (Timothy⁶, ⁵, ⁴, Benjamin³, Jonathan², Thomas¹ ), daughter of Timothy Hatch and Abigail, daughter of Moses Porter and Sarah Killham.
Charles Augustus Noyes was born Sept. 3, 1812 in Oswego county, New York. Died Nov. 25, 1881 Lake Geneva, Walworth Co. Wisconsin. He improved his common school education by judicious reading. In 1830 at age 18, Charles went to Buffalo, NY as a Shipping Clerk. At 24 yrs he then went to Chicago in 1836 and then to Lake Geneva where he bought with his cousin, Orrin Hatch Coe, one-fourth interest in Brink's claim to the mill-site. This share was a bone of contention and was soon sold to Robert Wells Warren, whose sister NANCY PAGE WARREN, daughter of Thomas Warren and Anna Wells was married to Charles on Dec 23, 1836 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Lake Geneva had no minister at that time in Walworth, Wisconsin. They set out on foot following an Indian trail from Lake Geneva to Milwaukee, WI. They were the first recorded marriage in Genoa Township.
Before the end of the year Charles had made and sold claims, was postmaster in 1839 at Tryon, IL returning to Lake Geneva in 1850 only to set out for California in 1850 and again became a resident Lake Geneva, WI From 1864-1865 He was Town Clerk and from 1866-1868 Town Treasurer . He came home and then went to California in 1858 and finally returned to Lake Geneva in 1872 where he died Nov. 25, 1881.
5 children of Charles Augustus Noyes and Nancy Page Warren:
1. Helen Augusta Noyes b. Dec. 11, 1837 Lake Geneva, WI d. Nov. 23, 1876 Genoa City, WI m. Dec. 25, 1856 to Gilmore Duncan Fellows son of Eliza "Ann" Duncan and Timothy Hopkins Fellows 1 child: Gertrude A. Fellows (7 yrs) 1855-1862. Gilmore's profession: Farming. Helen was a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and close to the Lord.
2. Mary Elizabeth Noyes b. Jun 13, 1839 in Hebron, McHenry County, IL. d. Mar. 3, 1905 Weaver Township Humboldt Co., IA m. Jun 15, 1860 to Franklin Rowe son of Lucian Rowe and Lucy Stillwell in Walworth, WI.(my 3rd Great Grandparents) children: Hiram, Edith, Alice, Lois, Clarence, Ruby Rowe.
3. Charles Augustus Noyes, Jr. b. Oct. 28, 1841 d. Oct. 1897 a soldier in the Civil War 8th regiment of Wisconsin Volunteers and suffered from wounds received up to the time of his death. m. 1870 to Jennie Lind Humphrey, daughter of Benjamin Blodgett Humphrey and Juliet Smith. Charles' professions: Insurance business, Deputy Commissioner of Insurance for Wisconsin. Also held the position of Postmaster at Genoa Junction and Lake Geneva and Register of Deeds of Walworth County, Wisconsin. Child: Gertrude Noyes b. 1871 was Public Librarian at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. She died in California.
4. Martha Irene Noyes b. June 27, 1845 Racine WI, d. Dec. 21, 1918 Elkhorn, Walworth Co. WI ,m. Oct. 22, 1865 to James Ervin Fuller six children: Francis Laura, George Lewis, Jessie, Alice, Faye, Hazel Irene) both buried Hazel Ridge Cemetery Elkhorn, Walworth Co, WI 6 children: Frances, George L, Jessie E, Alice E, Fay N. Hazel F. Fuller)
5. Josephine Amanda (died early)buried beside her parents in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lake Geneva, WI.
Charles Noyes was a man of excellent habits, of pure and upright moral character and eminently a lover of his fellow man, ready at all times to sacrifice himself to help others. Taking no thought for himself, he seemed to labor for the good of others. He was extremely gentle and kind to all with whom he associated, and the same time utterly fearless both physically and morally. His death created a void in the circle of old pioneers as well as in that of his family which can never be filled.
Sources:
Descendants of Franklin and Mary Noyes Rowe of Humboldt County, Iowa complied by Velma M. Coffin (granddaughter of Franklin and Mary Rowe) © 1955
History of Walworth County Wisconsin by Albert Clayton Beckwith © 1912.
The Descendants of Moses and Sarah Kilham Porter of Pawlet, Vermont complied by John S. Lawrence. Grand Rapids, Michigan ©1910
The handwritten genealogy of the Warren family by Alice Warren . The only copy is at the Fletcher Memorial Library in Ludlow, VT.
Portrait and biographical record of Walworth and Jefferson counties, Wisconsin © 1894 Lake City Publishing Co. Chicago p. 204, 503.
CHARLES ³ AUGUSTUS NOYES, Sr. Maternal lineage: (Sophia ² Shepherd, Abigail¹ Porter)
Charles was the son of Abel Noyes b. Jan. 6, 775 Sudbury, MA d. 1818 and Sophia Shepherd Hatch's paternal lineage: (Timothy⁶, ⁵, ⁴, Benjamin³, Jonathan², Thomas¹ ), daughter of Timothy Hatch and Abigail, daughter of Moses Porter and Sarah Killham.
Charles Augustus Noyes was born Sept. 3, 1812 in Oswego county, New York. Died Nov. 25, 1881 Lake Geneva, Walworth Co. Wisconsin. He improved his common school education by judicious reading. In 1830 at age 18, Charles went to Buffalo, NY as a Shipping Clerk. At 24 yrs he then went to Chicago in 1836 and then to Lake Geneva where he bought with his cousin, Orrin Hatch Coe, one-fourth interest in Brink's claim to the mill-site. This share was a bone of contention and was soon sold to Robert Wells Warren, whose sister NANCY PAGE WARREN, daughter of Thomas Warren and Anna Wells was married to Charles on Dec 23, 1836 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Lake Geneva had no minister at that time in Walworth, Wisconsin. They set out on foot following an Indian trail from Lake Geneva to Milwaukee, WI. They were the first recorded marriage in Genoa Township.
Before the end of the year Charles had made and sold claims, was postmaster in 1839 at Tryon, IL returning to Lake Geneva in 1850 only to set out for California in 1850 and again became a resident Lake Geneva, WI From 1864-1865 He was Town Clerk and from 1866-1868 Town Treasurer . He came home and then went to California in 1858 and finally returned to Lake Geneva in 1872 where he died Nov. 25, 1881.
5 children of Charles Augustus Noyes and Nancy Page Warren:
1. Helen Augusta Noyes b. Dec. 11, 1837 Lake Geneva, WI d. Nov. 23, 1876 Genoa City, WI m. Dec. 25, 1856 to Gilmore Duncan Fellows son of Eliza "Ann" Duncan and Timothy Hopkins Fellows 1 child: Gertrude A. Fellows (7 yrs) 1855-1862. Gilmore's profession: Farming. Helen was a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and close to the Lord.
2. Mary Elizabeth Noyes b. Jun 13, 1839 in Hebron, McHenry County, IL. d. Mar. 3, 1905 Weaver Township Humboldt Co., IA m. Jun 15, 1860 to Franklin Rowe son of Lucian Rowe and Lucy Stillwell in Walworth, WI.(my 3rd Great Grandparents) children: Hiram, Edith, Alice, Lois, Clarence, Ruby Rowe.
3. Charles Augustus Noyes, Jr. b. Oct. 28, 1841 d. Oct. 1897 a soldier in the Civil War 8th regiment of Wisconsin Volunteers and suffered from wounds received up to the time of his death. m. 1870 to Jennie Lind Humphrey, daughter of Benjamin Blodgett Humphrey and Juliet Smith. Charles' professions: Insurance business, Deputy Commissioner of Insurance for Wisconsin. Also held the position of Postmaster at Genoa Junction and Lake Geneva and Register of Deeds of Walworth County, Wisconsin. Child: Gertrude Noyes b. 1871 was Public Librarian at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. She died in California.
4. Martha Irene Noyes b. June 27, 1845 Racine WI, d. Dec. 21, 1918 Elkhorn, Walworth Co. WI ,m. Oct. 22, 1865 to James Ervin Fuller six children: Francis Laura, George Lewis, Jessie, Alice, Faye, Hazel Irene) both buried Hazel Ridge Cemetery Elkhorn, Walworth Co, WI 6 children: Frances, George L, Jessie E, Alice E, Fay N. Hazel F. Fuller)
5. Josephine Amanda (died early)buried beside her parents in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lake Geneva, WI.
Charles Noyes was a man of excellent habits, of pure and upright moral character and eminently a lover of his fellow man, ready at all times to sacrifice himself to help others. Taking no thought for himself, he seemed to labor for the good of others. He was extremely gentle and kind to all with whom he associated, and the same time utterly fearless both physically and morally. His death created a void in the circle of old pioneers as well as in that of his family which can never be filled.
Sources:
Descendants of Franklin and Mary Noyes Rowe of Humboldt County, Iowa complied by Velma M. Coffin (granddaughter of Franklin and Mary Rowe) © 1955
History of Walworth County Wisconsin by Albert Clayton Beckwith © 1912.
The Descendants of Moses and Sarah Kilham Porter of Pawlet, Vermont complied by John S. Lawrence. Grand Rapids, Michigan ©1910
The handwritten genealogy of the Warren family by Alice Warren . The only copy is at the Fletcher Memorial Library in Ludlow, VT.
Portrait and biographical record of Walworth and Jefferson counties, Wisconsin © 1894 Lake City Publishing Co. Chicago p. 204, 503.
CHARLES⁸ AUGUSTUS NOYES, Sr. (69) Paternal lineage: (Abel⁷, Moses⁶, Joseph⁵, ⁴,Dea. Joseph ³, Rev James ², Rev. William¹ )
CHARLES ³ AUGUSTUS NOYES, Sr. Maternal lineage: (Sophia ² Shepherd, Abigail¹ Porter)
Charles was the son of Abel Noyes b. Jan. 6, 775 Sudbury, MA d. 1818 and Sophia Shepherd Hatch's paternal lineage: (Timothy⁶, ⁵, ⁴, Benjamin³, Jonathan², Thomas¹ ), daughter of Timothy Hatch and Abigail, daughter of Moses Porter and Sarah Killham.
Charles Augustus Noyes was born Sept. 3, 1812 in Oswego county, New York. Died Nov. 25, 1881 Lake Geneva, Walworth Co. Wisconsin. He improved his common school education by judicious reading. In 1830 at age 18, Charles went to Buffalo, NY as a Shipping Clerk. At 24 yrs he then went to Chicago in 1836 and then to Lake Geneva where he bought with his cousin, Orrin Hatch Coe, one-fourth interest in Brink's claim to the mill-site. This share was a bone of contention and was soon sold to Robert Wells Warren, whose sister NANCY PAGE WARREN, daughter of Thomas Warren and Anna Wells was married to Charles on Dec 23, 1836 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Lake Geneva had no minister at that time in Walworth, Wisconsin. They set out on foot following an Indian trail from Lake Geneva to Milwaukee, WI. They were the first recorded marriage in Genoa Township.
Before the end of the year Charles had made and sold claims, was postmaster in 1839 at Tryon, IL returning to Lake Geneva in 1850 only to set out for California in 1850 and again became a resident Lake Geneva, WI From 1864-1865 He was Town Clerk and from 1866-1868 Town Treasurer . He came home and then went to California in 1858 and finally returned to Lake Geneva in 1872 where he died Nov. 25, 1881.
5 children of Charles Augustus Noyes and Nancy Page Warren:
1. Helen Augusta Noyes b. Dec. 11, 1837 Lake Geneva, WI d. Nov. 23, 1876 Genoa City, WI m. Dec. 25, 1856 to Gilmore Duncan Fellows son of Eliza "Ann" Duncan and Timothy Hopkins Fellows 1 child: Gertrude A. Fellows (7 yrs) 1855-1862. Gilmore's profession: Farming. Helen was a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and close to the Lord.
2. Mary Elizabeth Noyes b. Jun 13, 1839 in Hebron, McHenry County, IL. d. Mar. 3, 1905 Weaver Township Humboldt Co., IA m. Jun 15, 1860 to Franklin Rowe son of Lucian Rowe and Lucy Stillwell in Walworth, WI.(my 3rd Great Grandparents) children: Hiram, Edith, Alice, Lois, Clarence, Ruby Rowe.
3. Charles Augustus Noyes, Jr. b. Oct. 28, 1841 d. Oct. 1897 a soldier in the Civil War 8th regiment of Wisconsin Volunteers and suffered from wounds received up to the time of his death. m. 1870 to Jennie Lind Humphrey, daughter of Benjamin Blodgett Humphrey and Juliet Smith. Charles' professions: Insurance business, Deputy Commissioner of Insurance for Wisconsin. Also held the position of Postmaster at Genoa Junction and Lake Geneva and Register of Deeds of Walworth County, Wisconsin. Child: Gertrude Noyes b. 1871 was Public Librarian at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. She died in California.
4. Martha Irene Noyes b. June 27, 1845 Racine WI, d. Dec. 21, 1918 Elkhorn, Walworth Co. WI ,m. Oct. 22, 1865 to James Ervin Fuller six children: Francis Laura, George Lewis, Jessie, Alice, Faye, Hazel Irene) both buried Hazel Ridge Cemetery Elkhorn, Walworth Co, WI 6 children: Frances, George L, Jessie E, Alice E, Fay N. Hazel F. Fuller)
5. Josephine Amanda (died early)buried beside her parents in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lake Geneva, WI.
Charles Noyes was a man of excellent habits, of pure and upright moral character and eminently a lover of his fellow man, ready at all times to sacrifice himself to help others. Taking no thought for himself, he seemed to labor for the good of others. He was extremely gentle and kind to all with whom he associated, and the same time utterly fearless both physically and morally. His death created a void in the circle of old pioneers as well as in that of his family which can never be filled.
Sources:
Descendants of Franklin and Mary Noyes Rowe of Humboldt County, Iowa complied by Velma M. Coffin (granddaughter of Franklin and Mary Rowe) © 1955
History of Walworth County Wisconsin by Albert Clayton Beckwith © 1912.
The Descendants of Moses and Sarah Kilham Porter of Pawlet, Vermont complied by John S. Lawrence. Grand Rapids, Michigan ©1910
The handwritten genealogy of the Warren family by Alice Warren . The only copy is at the Fletcher Memorial Library in Ludlow, VT.
Portrait and biographical record of Walworth and Jefferson counties, Wisconsin © 1894 Lake City Publishing Co. Chicago p. 204, 503.
CHARLES ³ AUGUSTUS NOYES, Sr. Maternal lineage: (Sophia ² Shepherd, Abigail¹ Porter)
Charles was the son of Abel Noyes b. Jan. 6, 775 Sudbury, MA d. 1818 and Sophia Shepherd Hatch's paternal lineage: (Timothy⁶, ⁵, ⁴, Benjamin³, Jonathan², Thomas¹ ), daughter of Timothy Hatch and Abigail, daughter of Moses Porter and Sarah Killham.
Charles Augustus Noyes was born Sept. 3, 1812 in Oswego county, New York. Died Nov. 25, 1881 Lake Geneva, Walworth Co. Wisconsin. He improved his common school education by judicious reading. In 1830 at age 18, Charles went to Buffalo, NY as a Shipping Clerk. At 24 yrs he then went to Chicago in 1836 and then to Lake Geneva where he bought with his cousin, Orrin Hatch Coe, one-fourth interest in Brink's claim to the mill-site. This share was a bone of contention and was soon sold to Robert Wells Warren, whose sister NANCY PAGE WARREN, daughter of Thomas Warren and Anna Wells was married to Charles on Dec 23, 1836 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Lake Geneva had no minister at that time in Walworth, Wisconsin. They set out on foot following an Indian trail from Lake Geneva to Milwaukee, WI. They were the first recorded marriage in Genoa Township.
Before the end of the year Charles had made and sold claims, was postmaster in 1839 at Tryon, IL returning to Lake Geneva in 1850 only to set out for California in 1850 and again became a resident Lake Geneva, WI From 1864-1865 He was Town Clerk and from 1866-1868 Town Treasurer . He came home and then went to California in 1858 and finally returned to Lake Geneva in 1872 where he died Nov. 25, 1881.
5 children of Charles Augustus Noyes and Nancy Page Warren:
1. Helen Augusta Noyes b. Dec. 11, 1837 Lake Geneva, WI d. Nov. 23, 1876 Genoa City, WI m. Dec. 25, 1856 to Gilmore Duncan Fellows son of Eliza "Ann" Duncan and Timothy Hopkins Fellows 1 child: Gertrude A. Fellows (7 yrs) 1855-1862. Gilmore's profession: Farming. Helen was a consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and close to the Lord.
2. Mary Elizabeth Noyes b. Jun 13, 1839 in Hebron, McHenry County, IL. d. Mar. 3, 1905 Weaver Township Humboldt Co., IA m. Jun 15, 1860 to Franklin Rowe son of Lucian Rowe and Lucy Stillwell in Walworth, WI.(my 3rd Great Grandparents) children: Hiram, Edith, Alice, Lois, Clarence, Ruby Rowe.
3. Charles Augustus Noyes, Jr. b. Oct. 28, 1841 d. Oct. 1897 a soldier in the Civil War 8th regiment of Wisconsin Volunteers and suffered from wounds received up to the time of his death. m. 1870 to Jennie Lind Humphrey, daughter of Benjamin Blodgett Humphrey and Juliet Smith. Charles' professions: Insurance business, Deputy Commissioner of Insurance for Wisconsin. Also held the position of Postmaster at Genoa Junction and Lake Geneva and Register of Deeds of Walworth County, Wisconsin. Child: Gertrude Noyes b. 1871 was Public Librarian at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. She died in California.
4. Martha Irene Noyes b. June 27, 1845 Racine WI, d. Dec. 21, 1918 Elkhorn, Walworth Co. WI ,m. Oct. 22, 1865 to James Ervin Fuller six children: Francis Laura, George Lewis, Jessie, Alice, Faye, Hazel Irene) both buried Hazel Ridge Cemetery Elkhorn, Walworth Co, WI 6 children: Frances, George L, Jessie E, Alice E, Fay N. Hazel F. Fuller)
5. Josephine Amanda (died early)buried beside her parents in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lake Geneva, WI.
Charles Noyes was a man of excellent habits, of pure and upright moral character and eminently a lover of his fellow man, ready at all times to sacrifice himself to help others. Taking no thought for himself, he seemed to labor for the good of others. He was extremely gentle and kind to all with whom he associated, and the same time utterly fearless both physically and morally. His death created a void in the circle of old pioneers as well as in that of his family which can never be filled.
Sources:
Descendants of Franklin and Mary Noyes Rowe of Humboldt County, Iowa complied by Velma M. Coffin (granddaughter of Franklin and Mary Rowe) © 1955
History of Walworth County Wisconsin by Albert Clayton Beckwith © 1912.
The Descendants of Moses and Sarah Kilham Porter of Pawlet, Vermont complied by John S. Lawrence. Grand Rapids, Michigan ©1910
The handwritten genealogy of the Warren family by Alice Warren . The only copy is at the Fletcher Memorial Library in Ludlow, VT.
Portrait and biographical record of Walworth and Jefferson counties, Wisconsin © 1894 Lake City Publishing Co. Chicago p. 204, 503.
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