James and Elizabeth had 4 children. After Elizabeth's death, James married again and had 6 more children.
From a Noxon Genealogy Book in the Syracuse Library written by Fannie Noxon Hudson in 1915 -
Elizabeth Cadwell Noxon, wife of James Noxon was said to be one of those quiet, affectionate, generous and self-sacrificing women who while they shrink from notoriety leave an indelible impression upon the hearts of those with whom they come in contact. The beauty of her Christian character drew to her with ties of love all who were privileged to know her. She died at the early age of 39 whilst living in the home erected by her husband at the same time his father was building, and occupied at the same time spring of 1855. The house is now standing at the corner of James and Townsend sts and is now occupied by Dr. Edward Wynkoop (Nov 1915).
Obituary:
Syracuse, New York
Syracuse Daily Journal
Thursday, February 3, 1859
Page 2, Column 4
DIED -
NOXON - In this city on the morning of the 3d instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Noxon, wife of the Hon. James Noxon. The funeral will be attended on Saturday morning, Feb. 5th, at 11 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, corner James and Townsend streets.
From a Noxon Genealogy Book in the Syracuse Library written by Fannie Noxon Hudson in 1915 -
Elizabeth Cadwell Noxon, wife of James Noxon was said to be one of those quiet, affectionate, generous and self-sacrificing women who while they shrink from notoriety leave an indelible impression upon the hearts of those with whom they come in contact. The beauty of her Christian character drew to her with ties of love all who were privileged to know her. She died at the early age of 39 whilst living in the home erected by her husband at the same time his father was building, and occupied at the same time spring of 1855. The house is now standing at the corner of James and Townsend sts and is now occupied by Dr. Edward Wynkoop (Nov 1915).
Obituary:
Syracuse, New York
Syracuse Daily Journal
Thursday, February 3, 1859
Page 2, Column 4
DIED -
NOXON - In this city on the morning of the 3d instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Noxon, wife of the Hon. James Noxon. The funeral will be attended on Saturday morning, Feb. 5th, at 11 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, corner James and Townsend streets.
James and Elizabeth had 4 children. After Elizabeth's death, James married again and had 6 more children.
From a Noxon Genealogy Book in the Syracuse Library written by Fannie Noxon Hudson in 1915 -
Elizabeth Cadwell Noxon, wife of James Noxon was said to be one of those quiet, affectionate, generous and self-sacrificing women who while they shrink from notoriety leave an indelible impression upon the hearts of those with whom they come in contact. The beauty of her Christian character drew to her with ties of love all who were privileged to know her. She died at the early age of 39 whilst living in the home erected by her husband at the same time his father was building, and occupied at the same time spring of 1855. The house is now standing at the corner of James and Townsend sts and is now occupied by Dr. Edward Wynkoop (Nov 1915).
Obituary:
Syracuse, New York
Syracuse Daily Journal
Thursday, February 3, 1859
Page 2, Column 4
DIED -
NOXON - In this city on the morning of the 3d instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Noxon, wife of the Hon. James Noxon. The funeral will be attended on Saturday morning, Feb. 5th, at 11 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, corner James and Townsend streets.
From a Noxon Genealogy Book in the Syracuse Library written by Fannie Noxon Hudson in 1915 -
Elizabeth Cadwell Noxon, wife of James Noxon was said to be one of those quiet, affectionate, generous and self-sacrificing women who while they shrink from notoriety leave an indelible impression upon the hearts of those with whom they come in contact. The beauty of her Christian character drew to her with ties of love all who were privileged to know her. She died at the early age of 39 whilst living in the home erected by her husband at the same time his father was building, and occupied at the same time spring of 1855. The house is now standing at the corner of James and Townsend sts and is now occupied by Dr. Edward Wynkoop (Nov 1915).
Obituary:
Syracuse, New York
Syracuse Daily Journal
Thursday, February 3, 1859
Page 2, Column 4
DIED -
NOXON - In this city on the morning of the 3d instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Noxon, wife of the Hon. James Noxon. The funeral will be attended on Saturday morning, Feb. 5th, at 11 o'clock, from the residence of her husband, corner James and Townsend streets.
Inscription
ELIZABETH
WIFE OF JAMES NOXON
1820 - 1859
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Siblings
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