Dau of John Humphrey & Harriet Olds Noyes, wf of Capt. Charles Noyes (son of Horatio). Mother of John R., Richard W., Margaret & Charles H.
Gertrude Hayes Noyes was born in 1871 to John Humphrey Noyes and presumably his wife Harriet Holten. Gertrude spent the first 12 years of her life in the Oneida Community before moving to Niagara Falls to live with her father between 1884 and 1888. She would graduate from Teacher's College (later part of Columbia University) in 1892, becoming a kindergarten teacher. In 1898 she married her cousin Charles. From then on Gertrude traveled extensively with her husband throughout much of his military career, which included active duty in the Spanish-American War, the Boxer Rebellion in China and World War I. Her letters detail her experiences in Manila, the Philippine Islands, Nagasaki and various states in America. When Charles retired in 1923, the family settled permanently in Kenwood, NY. Gertrude spent her later life giving lectures and writing stories- some which were published- on her many experiences as an army wife. She died at the age of 79 in 1951.
Dau of John Humphrey & Harriet Olds Noyes, wf of Capt. Charles Noyes (son of Horatio). Mother of John R., Richard W., Margaret & Charles H.
Gertrude Hayes Noyes was born in 1871 to John Humphrey Noyes and presumably his wife Harriet Holten. Gertrude spent the first 12 years of her life in the Oneida Community before moving to Niagara Falls to live with her father between 1884 and 1888. She would graduate from Teacher's College (later part of Columbia University) in 1892, becoming a kindergarten teacher. In 1898 she married her cousin Charles. From then on Gertrude traveled extensively with her husband throughout much of his military career, which included active duty in the Spanish-American War, the Boxer Rebellion in China and World War I. Her letters detail her experiences in Manila, the Philippine Islands, Nagasaki and various states in America. When Charles retired in 1923, the family settled permanently in Kenwood, NY. Gertrude spent her later life giving lectures and writing stories- some which were published- on her many experiences as an army wife. She died at the age of 79 in 1951.
Family Members
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Dr Theodore Richard Noyes
1841–1903
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Victor Noyes Cragin
1847–1926
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Constance Bradley "Consuelo" Noyes Reeve
1849–1917
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Jessie C. Baker Kinsley
1858–1938
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John Humphrey Noyes Jr
1869–1940
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Pierrepont Burt Noyes
1870–1959
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Holton Van Velzer Noyes
1871–1953
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Irene Campbell Newhouse Noyes
1873–1956
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Godfrey Barron Noyes
1873–1893
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Christine Hapgood Hamilton Allen
1875–1952
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Dorothy H. N. B. Noyes Leonard
1876–1963
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George Langstaff Noyes
1879–1919
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