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• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1568 in Cholderton, Wilts..
• (note1) .Bron 1

  Source: Ella Cademartori, Niles Broadhead, J. M. "Jay" Ingalls, Scott Lawrence Robinson, Craig Lamarr Zacharias, et al.

• Hij is overleden voor 30 april 1622 in Cholderton, Wilts..
• Hij is begraven in het jaar 1622 in Cholderton, Wilts..
• Een kind van Robert Noyes en Joan Ernley Attridge
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 4 oktober 2024.

Gezin van Rev. William Noyes

Hij is getrouwd met Anne Parker.

Zij zijn getrouwd in het jaar 1595 te Cholderton, Wilts., hij was toen 27 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Ann Noyes  1617-1671 

Notities over Rev. William Noyes

William Noyes

Sources: Author: Cademartori, Ella; Broadhead, Niles; Ingalls, J. M. "Jay"; Robinson, Scott Lawrence; Zacharias, Craig Lamarr; et al.; Title: "Revd. William Noyes," (Publication site: Salt Lk. City UT, Publisher: Family Search, Publication date: xxvi Oct MMXXIII)

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LTH6-HN8

"... Revd. William Noyes Last Changed: October 26, 2023 Audrey [NN-family name not given] Sex Male Last Changed: November 5, 2018 S. Ellsworth

Birth 1568 Cholderton, Wiltshire, England Reason: Wikipedia is wrong on his birth place. William Noyes his father was rector of Cholderton, Wilts. Last Changed: April 21, 2023 Deborah Brown

Death Bef 30 April 1622 Cholderton, Wiltshire, England Last Changed: October 26, 2023 Audrey [NN-family name not given]

Burial 1622 Cholderton, Wiltshire, England Last Changed: April 21, 2023 Deborah Brown

College 15 November 1588 Oxford, Oxfordshire, England Matriculated at University College, Oxford, age 20, as a pleb. [plebian-meaning a commoner not of the gentry].

Residence 31 May 1592 Oxford, Oxfordshire, England Received BA degree from University College, Oxford.

Ordained deacon 28 September 1593 Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Ordained deacon in the cathedral church of Salisbury under Bishop John Coldwell (1591-1596). W&SRO, D1/2/18 (Episcopal Register)

Ordained Priest 20 December 1593 Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Ordained priest in the cathedral church of Salisbury under Bishop John Coldwell (1591-1596).

Appointment to Cholderton 29 May 1602 Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Instituted as rector of Cholderton, Wilts. by the bishop of Salisbury.

Occupation from 1602 to 1621 Cholderton, Wiltshire, England Rector of Cholderton

Inventory of Estate 30 April 1622 Cholderton, Wiltshire, England Inventory of the intestate estate of William Noyes was taken by John Bacheler and Richard Noyes.

Administration on estate 8 May 1622 Wiltshire, England Anne as widow of William Noyes of Cholderton, clerk, granted administration on his intestate estate. Co-signature by Cuthbert Parker of Witchbury, Hants.

Spouses & Children

Revd. William Noyes Male 1568-1622
Anne Parker Female 1575-1658
Marriage 1595 Cholderton, Wiltshire, England

Children (9)

[1] Ann Noyes Female 1592-1658
[2] Thomas Noyes Male 1592-1596
[3] William Noyes Male 1593-1614
[4] John Noyes Male 1596-1660
[5] Abigail Noyes Female 1604-1655
[6] Reverend James Noyes Male 1608-1656
[7] Ann Noyes Female 1610-1616
[8] Nicholas Noyes Male 1614-1701
[9] Ann Noyes Female 1617-1671" [<-ancestress]

Revd. William Noyes Male 1568-1622
Anne Stephens Female 1570-1605
Marriage about 1595 Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

Children (3)

[1] Ephraim Noyes Male 1596-1659
[2] Nathan Noyes Male 1598-1651
[3] Sarah Noyes Female 1602-1671

Parents & Siblings

Robert William Noyes Male 1524-1614
Joan Ernley Attridge Female 1527-1618
Marriage 1567 Cholderton, Wiltshire, England, ...

Children (6)

[1] Richard Noyes Male 1555-1639
[2] Revd. William Noyes Male 1568-1622 [<-ancestor]
[3] Robert Noyes Male 1570-1659
[4] Anne Noyes Female 1575-Deceased
[5] John Michael Noyes Male 1576-Deceased
[6] Elizabeth Noyes Female 1577-Deceased

Robert Noyes Male 1518-1614
Joan Ernley Attridge Female 1527-1618
No Marriage Events

Children (5)

[1] Richard Noyes Male 1555-1639
[2] Elizabeth Noyes Female 1564-Deceased
[3] Anne Noyes Female 1566-Deceased
[4] Revd. William Noyes Male 1568-1622 [<-ancestor]
[5] Robert Noyes Male 1570-1659

Waters' "Genealogical Gleanings in England," pgs. 208 & 298, extracts from Chalderton Registry
p. 1013 Gleanings
Savage III p. 296
Chute Family (Boston Library) p. CXXXVI

Notes left by Roland Henry Baker III 9 Feb 2019, from previous save.
According to Robert Charles Anderson, FASG as of Dec 2018 the parents of Robert and Anne Parker have not yet been discovered.
1. Robert Charles Anderson, FASG, Puritan Pedigrees, The Deep Roots of the Great Migration to New England (Boston, MA: NEHGS, Dec 2018) 291-308
2. Lecture by Robert Charles Anderson 2018, Oakland, CA notes taken by Roland Henry Baker, III

Ann Parker was born in Cholderton, Wiltshire, England in 1575. Her parents were Robert and Mary Parker. It is an accepted fact that Ann Parker, sister of Rev. Robert Parker, married William Noyes and was the mother of at least some of his younger children, most likely James and Nicholas. There is a theory that William married first, Ann Stephens, in 1595. They had some children and possibly Ann Stephens Noyes died around 1605. If that is so, then William could have married Ann Parker, who he would have known through his relationship with Robert Parker. William and Ann Parker Noyes could then have had children after 1606. It is certain that William did marry Ann Parker, sister of Robert Parker. She might have been his only wife, or she could have been his second wife. That Ann Parker was the mother of James and Nicholas is proved by a statement made by Rev. Nicholas Noyes, a grandson of William Noyes, who said that his mother was a sister of Rev. Robert Parker and that James and Nicholas had much of their education under Parker.

William's widow Anne was buried in the churchyard at St. Nicholas' Church at Cholderton on March 7, 1658, at the age of 82. Her will, dated March 18, 1656, mentions her sons James and Nicholas, now in New England, [and sons-in-law Thomas Kent and Robert Read]. She did not mention the older children of William, who still lived near her in England. Williams oldest son Ephriam, living in England, named only his brother John and the children of deceased brother Nathan in his will.

To dismiss Ann Stephens as a possible early wife of William Noyes, in spite of some evidence to the contrary, would be foolish. Errata in the History of the Town of Stonington, Connecticut says, "Miss Harriet E. Noyes of New Hampshire says: 'From recent investigations in England the name of Rev. William Noyes's wife was proven to be Anne Stephens, daughter of Nicholas Stephens of Burdrop Manor, and sister of Dorothy Stephens, mother of Rev. Thomas Parker.' " FOR DOROTHY STEPHENS TO BE THE MOTHER OF THOMAS PARKER, SHE WOULD HAVE TO HAVE MARRIED A PARKER. WHAT NICHOLAS STEPHENS HAD A DAUGHTER NAMED DOROTHY WHO MARRIED A PARKER AND HAD A SON NAMED THOMAS???]

The Profile below accepts the idea that William Noyes married twice, and that Anne Parker was the mother of his younger children.

Last Changed: January 12, 2023 Scott Lawrence Robinson"
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