It looks to have been an alternate given name.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Noyes-273
The first name of this woman is unknown. Many online genealogy pages say that her first name was Anne and some say that her first name was Mowit. However, no reliable evidence supporting either assertion has been found. She may have been either the Mary Kent, widow, who was buried in Over Wallop on February 25, 1678[1] or the Jane Kent, widow, who was buried in Over Wallop on April 29, 1697.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Noyes_(priest)
The children of Rev William Noyes and his wife Anne Parker are known as follows:
- Mowit Noyes, born 1613 in Cholderton, died 6 October 1671. She married Thomas Kent 23 September 1631 in Over Wallop, Hampshire, England.
There’s a long list of citations but would have to locate which. And, the Thomas Kent of Cholderton that this Mowit Noyes married looks to have been different from the immigrant Thomas Kent of Gloucester.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Kent-662
There’s a bit to unwind here.