Aged 87 yrs.
Deodatus Noble, son of Hon. David, was born in New Fairfield, CT, July 29, 1766 and died in Monroe, MI Jan 27, 1853, aged 86. He was chosen, May 18, 1814, a deacon of the Cong. Church in Williamstown, MA. It was in a grove upon his farm that Gordon Hall and his associates formed their plan for foreign missions. He occupied there, the house of his father. In 1833, he removed to Monroe, MI. He was ever a useful citizen, an upright magistrate, and a faithful officer of the church. “His children all knew, and deeply felt,” as one of them has lately said, “that he was a holy man, living not for this, but for a better world, and that what he most desired for them was not wealth or position, but character and usefulness.” His grandson, Charles W. Noble of Detroit, MI, has miniatures of Dea. Noble and his wife, painted on ivory. He married Feb. 27, 1794, Betsey Bulkley, born in Colchester, CT, Feb, 22, 1772, daughter of Charles and Betsey (Taintor) Buckley of Colchester, CT and Williamstown. She died in Monroe, MI Oct 9, 1847, aged 76.
Children born in Williamstown:
1. David Addison, born Dec 5, 1794; died Sep 6, 1796, aged 1
2. Charles, born Jul 4, 1794, married Eliza S. Wing
3. Elizabeth Abby, born Dec 21, 1800; married George Langdon
4. David Addison, born Nov 9, 1802, married Sarah Shaw.
5. Daniel, born Apr 15, 1807; married Julia Beach
6. Mason, born March 18, 1809; married Ann C. Picasants
7. William, born Dec 10, 1810; died Aug 25, 1816, aged 5
8. William Addison, born Feb 16, 1819; married Martha Beach.
Source: History and genealogy of Thomas Noble of Westfield, MA.
1850 Monroe, Monroe, MI
William A. Noble, 31
Martha E., 27
Henrietta, 2
Deodatus, 84
Bridget Quinann, 18
Deodatus Noble married Elizabeth Bulkley, 1794, MA.
Deodatus Noble, son of Hon. David, was born in New Fairfield, CT, July 29, 1766 and died in Monroe, MI Jan 27, 1853, aged 86. He was chosen, May 18, 1814, a deacon of the Cong. Church in Williamstown, MA. It was in a grove upon his farm that Gordon Hall and his associates formed their plan for foreign missions. He occupied there, the house of his father. In 1833, he removed to Monroe, MI. He was ever a useful citizen, an upright magistrate, and a faithful officer of the church. “His children all knew, and deeply felt,” as one of them has lately said, “that he was a holy man, living not for this, but for a better world, and that what he most desired for them was not wealth or position, but character and usefulness.” His grandson, Charles W. Noble of Detroit, MI, has miniatures of Dea. Noble and his wife, painted on ivory. He married Feb. 27, 1794, Betsey Bulkley, born in Colchester, CT, Feb, 22, 1772, daughter of Charles and Betsey (Taintor) Buckley of Colchester, CT and Williamstown. She died in Monroe, MI Oct 9, 1847, aged 76.
Children born in Williamstown:
1. David Addison, born Dec 5, 1794; died Sep 6, 1796, aged 1
2. Charles, born Jul 4, 1794, married Eliza S. Wing
3. Elizabeth Abby, born Dec 21, 1800; married George Langdon
4. David Addison, born Nov 9, 1802, married Sarah Shaw.
5. Daniel, born Apr 15, 1807; married Julia Beach
6. Mason, born March 18, 1809; married Ann C. Picasants
7. William, born Dec 10, 1810; died Aug 25, 1816, aged 5
8. William Addison, born Feb 16, 1819; married Martha Beach.
Source: History and genealogy of Thomas Noble of Westfield, MA.
1850 Monroe, Monroe, MI
William A. Noble, 31
Martha E., 27
Henrietta, 2
Deodatus, 84
Bridget Quinann, 18
Deodatus Noble married Elizabeth Bulkley, 1794, MA.
Aged 87 yrs.
Deodatus Noble, son of Hon. David, was born in New Fairfield, CT, July 29, 1766 and died in Monroe, MI Jan 27, 1853, aged 86. He was chosen, May 18, 1814, a deacon of the Cong. Church in Williamstown, MA. It was in a grove upon his farm that Gordon Hall and his associates formed their plan for foreign missions. He occupied there, the house of his father. In 1833, he removed to Monroe, MI. He was ever a useful citizen, an upright magistrate, and a faithful officer of the church. “His children all knew, and deeply felt,” as one of them has lately said, “that he was a holy man, living not for this, but for a better world, and that what he most desired for them was not wealth or position, but character and usefulness.” His grandson, Charles W. Noble of Detroit, MI, has miniatures of Dea. Noble and his wife, painted on ivory. He married Feb. 27, 1794, Betsey Bulkley, born in Colchester, CT, Feb, 22, 1772, daughter of Charles and Betsey (Taintor) Buckley of Colchester, CT and Williamstown. She died in Monroe, MI Oct 9, 1847, aged 76.
Children born in Williamstown:
1. David Addison, born Dec 5, 1794; died Sep 6, 1796, aged 1
2. Charles, born Jul 4, 1794, married Eliza S. Wing
3. Elizabeth Abby, born Dec 21, 1800; married George Langdon
4. David Addison, born Nov 9, 1802, married Sarah Shaw.
5. Daniel, born Apr 15, 1807; married Julia Beach
6. Mason, born March 18, 1809; married Ann C. Picasants
7. William, born Dec 10, 1810; died Aug 25, 1816, aged 5
8. William Addison, born Feb 16, 1819; married Martha Beach.
Source: History and genealogy of Thomas Noble of Westfield, MA.
1850 Monroe, Monroe, MI
William A. Noble, 31
Martha E., 27
Henrietta, 2
Deodatus, 84
Bridget Quinann, 18
Deodatus Noble married Elizabeth Bulkley, 1794, MA.
Deodatus Noble, son of Hon. David, was born in New Fairfield, CT, July 29, 1766 and died in Monroe, MI Jan 27, 1853, aged 86. He was chosen, May 18, 1814, a deacon of the Cong. Church in Williamstown, MA. It was in a grove upon his farm that Gordon Hall and his associates formed their plan for foreign missions. He occupied there, the house of his father. In 1833, he removed to Monroe, MI. He was ever a useful citizen, an upright magistrate, and a faithful officer of the church. “His children all knew, and deeply felt,” as one of them has lately said, “that he was a holy man, living not for this, but for a better world, and that what he most desired for them was not wealth or position, but character and usefulness.” His grandson, Charles W. Noble of Detroit, MI, has miniatures of Dea. Noble and his wife, painted on ivory. He married Feb. 27, 1794, Betsey Bulkley, born in Colchester, CT, Feb, 22, 1772, daughter of Charles and Betsey (Taintor) Buckley of Colchester, CT and Williamstown. She died in Monroe, MI Oct 9, 1847, aged 76.
Children born in Williamstown:
1. David Addison, born Dec 5, 1794; died Sep 6, 1796, aged 1
2. Charles, born Jul 4, 1794, married Eliza S. Wing
3. Elizabeth Abby, born Dec 21, 1800; married George Langdon
4. David Addison, born Nov 9, 1802, married Sarah Shaw.
5. Daniel, born Apr 15, 1807; married Julia Beach
6. Mason, born March 18, 1809; married Ann C. Picasants
7. William, born Dec 10, 1810; died Aug 25, 1816, aged 5
8. William Addison, born Feb 16, 1819; married Martha Beach.
Source: History and genealogy of Thomas Noble of Westfield, MA.
1850 Monroe, Monroe, MI
William A. Noble, 31
Martha E., 27
Henrietta, 2
Deodatus, 84
Bridget Quinann, 18
Deodatus Noble married Elizabeth Bulkley, 1794, MA.
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