Noyce - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: obit for David G. Noyce

manchaca — 2012-05-01 18:18:59Z

Tigerlily--How are you related to Robert? Do you know where we can find a tree or any other info?

Elizabeth Noyce - Gibraltar & St Helena

RosemaryBaker777 — 2011-06-19 19:39:10Z

Elizabeth Noyce was married to William Hopkins. (Possibly a soldier?) Their daughter Charlotte was born in Gibraltar 1896. It appears that they went to St Helena - Atlantic Island. Charlotte married John Hercules and she eventually lived in Durban South Africa.
Do you have these people in your Tree?

Re: Southampton Noyce's

scoli53 — 2009-06-19 13:49:28Z

Whoops - I should have added that my Noyce's are in my Partridge tree on this site.

Re: Southampton Noyce's

scoli53 — 2009-06-16 23:02:24Z

Love Emily was my Great Grandmother. Please feel free to view my tree too.

(Angela - hi - I believe we've spoken before via genesunited).

Kind regards,

Steven

Re: Southampton Noyce's

angdrake — 2009-06-15 07:42:56Z

Hi Lynette

Love Emily Walters married John Charles Smith Noyce and i have a son, Charles born c1901 in Southampton. I would love to see your tree and you are very welcome to see my information. My email address is ang_drake@ hotmail.co.uk i will send you the invite to view. Look forward to hearing from you.

Angela

Re: Southampton Noyce's

YvonneDoornekamp — 2009-06-15 03:28:37Z

I am going to work now when I come home tonight I will look up information that I have and get back to you
Regards Yvonne

Re: Southampton Noyce's

thebedfords118 — 2009-06-14 19:48:40Z

Hello,

My grandfather was Charles Edwin Frank Noyce his mother's name was Love Emily which is quite unique,which helps in my quest to trace my family tree.
Would be great if you could shed some light on the matter .

thanks,

Lynette Bedford

Re: Arthur Edward Noyce

felicityandroger — 2009-06-08 15:24:46Z

Hi Cynthia
I know 10 years has past since your message was placed on the board, I have just discovered it. Arthur Edward Noyce, my great-uncle married Constance Eva Greenham in January 1905 at West Ham Essex UK. Their first son Arthur Leslie born march 1906. On their marriage certificate Arthur was a Merchant Seaman. Constance (Connie) and their daughter Dorothy came back to England to attend Constance's fathers funeral in 1922 then returned back to Quebec Canada on the 15th November 1922 on the Empress of Britain, departed from Liverpool. Arthur Edward was one of seven brothers, the youngest brother being my Grandfather. How are you related? Do you have any old photographs?

Regards Felicity Noyce

Re: NOYCE from Wiltshire to Canterbury, New Zealand

omosurf — 2008-03-14 15:15:30Z

Not sure if you are subscribed to the Noyce list so I have copied the following which I did post,

Regards
Mo

Hi, some one who remembers the the old soap powders! My nickname was Omo or Mo & surf I thought very fitting for the www.

Re. Ellen Noyce; I cannot find her birth entry in the 1842 records & it puzzles me why she married Mathew Wheeler in Frome, Somerset, any ideas? Where did you find the birthdate of April 3 1842?

If her father's name is James & also her brother's the connection to Charles Henry might be that he is her nephew.

Mo

Re: NOYCE from Wiltshire to Canterbury, New Zealand

HughStark — 2008-02-29 20:44:52Z

Thanks OmoSurf (washing powders???) :-)

The war record is cool, and thank you for transcribing that. What i am after is the relationship between this family and the one that settled in Gebbies Valley. I simply have not been able to find the correlation, yet it must exist.

And thanks also for the census detail. It will take some serious detective work to establish a link.

Many thanks again.

Hugh

Re: NOYCE from Wiltshire to Canterbury, New Zealand

omosurf — 2008-02-29 09:53:26Z

Just checked the family on the 1891 census & they were living in Southanpton where Charles & the others were born. I guess they were all related to Emma's family

Mo

Re: NOYCE from Wiltshire to Canterbury, New Zealand

omosurf — 2008-02-29 09:41:52Z

Hi, I'm not sure if you have the details of Charles Henry but it appears his parents were in Birmingham, maybe they were originally down south. Not sure of where the connection is but you never know,

Mo
NOYCE, CHARLES HENRY
Initials: C H
Nationality: New Zealand
Rank: Corporal
Regiment/Service: New Zealand Rifle Brigade
Unit Text: 4th Bn. 3rd
Age: 26
Date of Death: 15/09/1916
Service No: 26/197
Additional information: Son of James Thomas and Marie Theresa Noyce, of 62, William Edward St., Balsall Heath, Birmingham, England.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Memorial: CATERPILLAR VALLEY (NEW ZEALAND) MEMORIAL

NOYCE from Wiltshire to Canterbury, New Zealand

HughStark — 2008-02-28 08:08:37Z

Hi NOYCEs

My gg grandmother was Ellen NOYCE b 3 Apr 1842. In 1862 she married Mathew WHEELER and emigrated in the 1870s to New Zealand, settling in Gebbies Valley near Christchurch.

I'm very interested in Ellen's family in Wiltshire/Hampshire. But, in a little church in Gebbies Pass is a plaque to one Charles Henry NOYCE who died in WWI and it is the relationship between him and my Ellen that intrigues me. There are so few NOYCEs in the world and Gebbies Pass is very remote.

Any one else looking for NOYCEs in NZ??

Thanks for your time,
Regards
Hugh Stark

Re: Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hants/Hampshire, England

donchristopher_1 — 2008-02-20 04:23:04Z

Yes, I do have information on Elias and his two wives (Sarah Kimber, Elizabeth Rogers). I'm a descendent of Elias and Elizabeth. Please contact me off-list (don.christopher@comcast.net) for more details.

Re: Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hants/Hampshire, England

julie18100 — 2008-02-18 09:18:42Z

I'm also researching Elias Noyce in Fordingbridge and he seems to have married twice. First was to Sarah and one of their children was Susan (my great great grandmother) and his second wife was Elizabeth. In the 1841 census he is shown as being born about 1801 and there is also a Jane Noyce born about 1776. I was trying to find out if this was his mother and also what was Sarah's maiden name.

Re: Southampton Noyce's

angdrake — 2007-12-08 15:00:51Z

Hi
I do have a fair bit on the Southampton Noyces - they are my mother-in-laws family. I have a tree on ancestry and also on genesreunited. I would be interested to see your tree if possible. I am on angry_elf@hotmail.co.uk

Cheers

Angela Drake

Re: Southampton Noyce's

stonefieldregister — 2007-12-08 14:44:18Z

Im a Nicholas Darly Noyce, 1959.
my farther is from soton area.
(niki noyce) im now in Blandford Dorset DT11 8TD.

if you need more , talk to me.

Re: Southampton Noyce's

YDoornekamp — 2007-12-03 02:17:09Z

Hi Kate
Not sure if you send me an e-mail to research@mansfield.net.au I will send you what I have on the Southampton Noyce's
Regards Yvonne

Re: Southampton Noyce's

angdrake — 2007-11-29 08:43:19Z

Hi Kate
I do have a Elisha Noyce on my tree born Fawley, Hampshire. I would be very interested to see your tree and in return you would be welcome to any info I have. It would be interesting to see if they are one and the same person. My contact email is angry_elf@hotmail.co.uk. although this is not the one I use for ancestry if you email me your email address I will send you the invite to view the tree. Look forward to hearing from you.
Angela

Re: Southampton Noyce's

k287120 — 2007-11-29 07:02:28Z

Hello

I have a small NOYCE line that seems to lead back to FAWLEY in Hampshire: Elisha NOYCE b. abt 1788 in Fawley who may be the son of Edward NOYCE/NOCE and Elizabeth CATTEN - any more (going back) I have not been able to find with any degree of certainty, although the line is established forward to 1901.

Kate

Re: Southampton Noyce's

YvonneDoornekamp — 2007-07-06 01:44:47Z

Thanks Ang will have a look,
Regards Yvonne

Re: Southampton Noyce's

angdrake — 2007-07-03 07:52:41Z

Hi Yvonne

Yes seems to be the same family! I have the Noyce line back to Nicholas Noyce c1685 from the New Forest area. Most of the family are from Southampton and Fawley areas and do not seem to have travelled that far! If you are interested my tree is public on ancestry.co.uk.

Ang

Re: Southampton Noyce's

YvonneDoornekamp — 2007-07-02 12:47:46Z

I was born in Southampton,been in Australia for 39 years, I have Frederick b1828 m Miriam Smith b1838, issue Emma 1867,Alice 1869,Charles 1871,Frederick 1874,Lucy 1879 so it looks to be the same family, Frederick b1874 m Loura Copperthwaite my grandmothers sister
Regards
Yvonne Doornekamp

Re: Southampton Noyce's

angdrake — 2007-06-30 10:43:57Z

Yes we live in Southampton. My husband is related to the Noyces on his mums side of the family.

Re: Southampton Noyce's

YvonneDoornekamp — 2007-06-29 10:15:55Z

Could be, have just returned from a week away and deleted nearly 800 e-mails, leave it with me for a couple of days and will look up the tree again, are you from Southampton?
Kind regards
Yvonne

Re: Southampton Noyce's

angdrake — 2007-06-23 09:42:11Z

I have just noticed this old posting about Noyces in Southampton. This family are on my husbands family tree Frederick born 2nd February 1826 married a Mirian or Maria Hodges on Christmas Day 1857 and he died in 1888. They had children Charles, Frederick, Julia, Lucy, John, Elizabeth and Emma.

Is this any help?

Re: obit for David G. Noyce

2006-10-30 12:25:53Z

You are probaly speaking in regards to my Uncle George Noyce, brother of Clyde, son of Frederick Hedly Noyce. I do not think there is a direct link to the Robert Noyce you are referring to. I am originally from Chicago... living in California.

Re: George John NOYCE

2006-10-30 00:56:51Z

I am a great-great grand daughter of George Noyce. My great grandfather was Frederick Hedley Noyce (my grandmother, Noma, was his daughter. Frederick was born in England. His grandfather Frederick was a Lt. with the Salvation Army. George (it is listed on our geneology as John George Noyce) died 2/24/1936 in England. Your birth info varies from mine and he was married to Harriet Vickers on 4/14/1884. I know there is a story regarding the Isle of White and that they forfeited land or even the Isalnd which was their's. My great uncle, George Noyce, did not follow through with rights or inhertitance to the land. Hope to hear a response from you.

Patricia Gorden

looking for NOYS

cazpro77 — 2006-09-20 22:57:20Z

hi there im looking for NOYS spelt that way no vareints
it was my nans maiden name
cheers caz

Shepard and Noyce/Noyes families of Athens Co., OH 1800-1870s

2006-06-02 04:57:39Z

Hello list,

Is anyone researching these family names in the Athens, OH area?

I am looking for info on Mary Ann (Shepard) Buck. Her mother was Mercy A. Noyce of New Hampshire (I have also seen this name as Noyes) and her father was James Shepard. Mary's death certificate says she was born April 13, 1852 in Albany, Athens Co., OH but I can't find the family in the 1860 and 1870 census records for Athens or Meigs Counties. The genealogy marriage index online says a James Shepard married a Mary Ann Norris in 1851 in Athens Co., OH. I think this could be them.

Does anyone know if there is an obituary for this grandmother of mine? Mary Ann Buck died in Franklin Co., OH Mar 27, 1920.

Thank you,
Tina

Re: Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hants/Hampshire, England

2006-05-30 06:36:56Z

Hi
You may find this web site interesting

http://calm.hants.gov.uk/DServeA/search.htm

It lists all the documentation available at Winchester. If you put in Noyce you will get 215 entries. Some of them are for Noyces around your area.

Happy Hunting.
Clare

Re: Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hants/Hampshire, England

2006-05-30 02:29:54Z

I have not made much progress lately. The furthest back I've been able to trace is:
Elias Noyce
b. about 1806, Fordingbridge, Hants
m. Elizabeth Rogers(?), 2 Oct 1831, Fordingbridge, Hants
d. about 1866, Fordingbridge, Hants

On 25 Dec 1852, he appears to have been employed as a butcher in Fordingbridge.

Re: Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hants/Hampshire, England

noycenorthbad — 2006-05-27 18:58:02Z

Hi

Have you got any further in your quest.I came across a very virile Noyce from Fordingbridge, while researching Noyce's in Hampshire. There are setails at the records office in Winchester. of a male Noyce fathering a few children by different mother.

LEON NOYCE

hotroder — 2006-01-10 01:52:22Z

LEON WAS MY GGRANDFATHER
LEON' S PARENTS WERE HENRY L. b IN MI. AND ANNA WALKER b IN MI.

HENRY'S PARENTS WERE JAMES b @1834 IN ENGLAND AND MARY J. (?) NOYCE b @1835 IN CANADA

JAMES PARENT WERE JAMES NOYES b @1816 IN ENGLAND AND MARY (?) NOYES b @1834 IN IRELAND

THAT IS ALL I HAVE FOR NOW IF ANYONE CAN ADD TO THIS PLEASE LET ME KNOW.
Thanks Heather Gale greenbird04@yahoo.com ( I check this one more often)

Re: Southampton Noyce's

noycenorthbad — 2005-10-28 21:01:47Z

Hi

There are lots of Noyce's in Southampton.

My husbands family is not related to yours, but there is a lot around in Hampshire in general,

If you need any help let me know

Re: my family name is noyce (maiden that is)

purbry — 2005-09-18 13:50:26Z

hi Denise
I am a friend of Paula & Sonya and have just started to do the family tree for them and came across your letter. This gives me lots to start with. Can I please see your family tree and if I get any info that will be of help will send it on.I know Paula has been across to see you.

Hope to hear from you
ann

NOYCE, England

Alison413 — 2005-08-22 22:29:11Z

Any info on Mary-Anne Noyce b c 1863 in Clapham (m Robert Eastwell), or her parents: William Noyce c 1843 b in Wandsworth, Surrey and his wife - Mary-Ann was from Burwash in Sussex. Thanks.

Re: William H. Noyce - New York

KatherineWright97 — 2005-07-24 19:43:46Z

We have had a family named Noyes in Hopedale - might that be him?

Oliver Noyce of MA. in 1715

BasketLady420 — 2005-07-19 04:11:31Z

Saturday, 28 May 1715, Capt. Noyce [Oliver Noyes], from the committee for petitions, reported to House on the petition of Francis Fulham & David Livermore, that petition be granted, "provided the Land be no Part of Land appropriated by the Government, and the Quantity exceeds not Seven Hundred Acres." [30

I am not related to this person, I'm just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage titled "Hassanamesit Indian Reservation in MA."
The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~massasoit/grafton1....

Re: Ursula Mary Halsted Noyce

2005-06-28 01:54:21Z

hey my name is jamie pellew an i happend to come across your wishes to find your wife my grandad is a pellew an he has a little bit of family stuff i hope i am able to help u!! i live in new zealand though an i am 15 well send me a reply soon as!11

Southampton Noyce's

YvonneDoornekamp — 2004-12-30 10:52:17Z

Are there any Southampton Noyces
Frederick m Miriam Smith
1881 Census
Frederick born Abt 1828-1888
Miriam born Abt 1838
Alice 1869,Charles 1871,Emma 1867,Frederick J 1875, Lucy M 1879 All born Southampton
Regards Yvonne

Re: obit for David G. Noyce

2004-12-17 05:17:57Z

My daughter just got married to your husband's 4th cousin (Robert's grandson). So your children and my grandchildren would be 5th cousins. My new son-in-law knows little of his genealogy, but would like to learn more. Let's communicate privately by email, though, if you wouldn't mind.

Re: obit for David G. Noyce

2004-12-17 04:10:13Z

I am married to Stewart Noyce. His father and Robert Noyce were first cousins. Robert Noyce passed away in 1990, but my husband's father is still alive. Unfortunately, Robert Noyce's brother, Don - a wonderful, wonderful man, just passed away last month. These Noyces are Brewster - Noyce decendants (England). Don Noyce was the keeper of much of the family history. I regret to say that I do not have a family tree .

Re: obit for David G. Noyce

noyce1 — 2003-12-15 05:11:30Z

We are related to this Wheatland, Wyoming Noyce and also to Robert Noyce who invented the integrated circuit and founded Intel. I understand that the Noyce family in Wheatland owned a general store in town called the Noyce Friendly Store. Cute.

Re: Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hants/Hampshire, England

noyce1 — 2003-12-15 05:11:30Z

I know that there are Noyce ancestors from Stoke Charity in Hants/Hampshire from the 1800s. There are Noyces buried in the Old Brompton Cemetary in London (mid & late 1800s)as well. -Lynn

Re: obit for David G. Noyce

2003-09-10 19:18:50Z

I have found no connection with this Robert Noyce to my family. My mother said her cousin had no formal education, even though the age of this man is close to correct. Thanks anyway...

Re: Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hants/Hampshire, England

2003-09-09 04:49:15Z

Thanks very much for your help. Thus far, I know of no Noyce's in my family beyond Fordingbridge/Godshill/Blissford.

Re: obit for David G. Noyce

2003-09-07 02:04:07Z

Could you send me more information on Robert Noyce? I may also be connected. My mother says her cousin Noyce invented a mechanical advertising sign. He had a brother named Clyde, and his father was Frederick Hedley Noyce, my mothers uncle. Her mother was Hannah Noyce Edis, and grandfather George Noyce, all of Chicago. George also owned a furniture store in Chicago. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time.

Re: Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hants/Hampshire, England

maria_wright1958 — 2003-05-21 14:15:18Z

my Grandfathers name was Noyce and he lived in Southampton, hants. His father was Richard and his grandfather was called James all lived in Southampton

Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hants/Hampshire, England

donchristopher_1 — 2003-04-19 06:22:35Z

I am interested in the surname Noyce in Fordingbridge and Godshill, Hant/Hampshire, England.