Rev. Joseph Noyes

Rev. Joseph Noyes graduated at Yale College in 1709, and was ordained pastor of the First Church of New Haven, Conn., July 4, 1716, and he remained there until his death, June 14, 1761. Hem. Abigail Pierpont, eldest daughter of Rev. James Pierpont Nov. 6, 1716.

HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF STONINGTON, County of New London, Connecticut, from its first settlement in 1649 to 1900, by Richard Anson Wheeler, New London, CT, 1900, p. 486, 489

Name Prefix: Rev.

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Noyes, Joseph (1688 - 1761) - male

b. 16 OCT 1688 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut

d. 14 JUN 1761 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut

father: Noyes, James(1640 - 1719)

mother: Stanton, Dorothy(1652 - 1743)

The descendants of Rev. Joseph Noyes can claim royal descent

through his wife, Abigail Pierpont, who was a descendant of Mabel

Harlakenden, whose ancestry has been traced direct to William the

Conqueror.

Minister at New Haven 45 years.

The record on his tombstone, under the present First Church, is as

follows: "Rev'd Joseph Noyes, a Man of God, eminent for Prudence,

catholic in Sentiments, given to Hospitality, patient in Tribulation,

and abundant in Labours; having serv'd his Generation by the Will

of God, 5 years a tutor, and 26 a Fellow, of Y. College, and 45

Pastor of ye 1st Church in N. Haven, died June 14, 1761, Etat. 73.

Mrs. Abigail Noyes, Relict of the Rev'd Joseph Noyes, died at

Wethersfield, ye 10th of Oct'r, 1768, Ae. 73 and was Buried in that

place. A Gentlewoman of a sweet and delicate Temper, and of

Female Virtue an Example, she greatly excelled in ye knowledge of

ye Scriptures, and they were ye Guide of her Youth, and ye Comfort

and Support of her Age; she was a Loving, dutiful Wife, a Kind

instructive Parent, to ye poor Charitable, to ye Faulty a faithful

Reprover, to the Cause of Truth a Friend. Her life was diligent and

useful; Her Heaven began on Earth, She saw through a Glass

darkly, but now Face to Face. O Grave where is thy Victory!"

Noyes-Gilman: Tutor in Yale from 1710 to 1715.

Stanton: He was graduated at Yale in 1709 and was tutor there

from 1710 to 1715. He was ordained pastor of the First Church in

New Haven, Conn., July 4, 1716, and served there until his death

June 14, 1761. Nov. 6, 1716, he m. ABIGAIL PIERPONT, she b.

1696 and eldest dau. of Rev. James Pierpont, his predecessor in

said pastorate. His successor was Rev. Chauncey Whittlesey, who

had been his colleague.

Baptism - 1709;

Graduation - 1709; Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut;

Birt Note

("Biographical Sketches" by Prof. F.B. Dexter says

July 4, 1688. Lord says 26 Oct 1688.)

Deat Note

(Ae. 73.)

spouse: Pierpont, Abigail (1696 - 1768)

- m. 6 NOV 1716 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut

child: Noyes, Joseph Haynes (1718 - 1718)

child: Noyes, Sarah (1722 - 1797)

child: Noyes, Abigail (1724 - 1797)

child: Noyes, Joseph (1726 - 1728)

child: Noyes, Joseph (1727 - 1728)

child: Noyes, Dorothy (1730 - 1735)

child: Noyes, Anna (1731 - 1739)

child: Noyes, James (1733 - 1739)

child: Noyes, John (1735 - 1767)

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