Personal Details of Lilian Emily Noyes

 

Born:  
Died:  
Buried:  28/05/1917

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Burial Register
Name at death Lilian Emily Noyes
Age at Death 39
Burial Date 28 May 1917
Abode
Reading
Official at Burial Arthur Longstaff
Comments
Burial Register Index
Book 1917
Page Number 004
Reccord Number 9625
Sources Burial Register

Burial Register entry for Lilian Emily Noyes
©Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission


Memorial Details
  South facing kerbstone: In Ever Loving memory of Lillian Emily the beloved wife of William Thomas Noyes who fell asleep May 23rd, 1917 aged 39./ North facing kerbstone: Also of William Thomas Noyes who died Dec.25th. 1937 aged 62 years./ East facing kerbstone: "At rest in the homeland"
 
Name on Memorial Lillian Noyes
Date of death 23/05/1917
Age 39
Gender Female
 
Memorial Type 4 kerbstones with corner posts
Construction Material Limestone
Condition of memorial Inscribed letters, poor
Pattison Location Code P21
Others named on memorial
William Thomas Noyes

Newspaper Cuttings

The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.

LILIAN EMILY NOYES
Source: NWN
Article date: 31/05/1917
Copyright:
Transciption:

LILIAN EMILY NOYES
THE LATE MRS. W.T. NOYES
The funeral took place of Lilian Emily, the wife of William T. Noyes, of Beresford-road, Reading, second surviving daughter of Charles and Sarah Ball, of Argyle-road, Newbury, who passed away following an operation at Royal Berks Hospital, Reading, on May 23', took place on Monday afternoon, May 28th, at the Cemetery.
The first part of the service took place at the Primitive Methodist Church, where the deceased, with the family, had worshipped for many years.
The mourners were the widower, mother and father, Mrs. Aldridge and Mrs Russell (sisters), Mr. George Ball (Belfast) and Private Harry Ball, Northumberland Fusiliers (brothers), Miss Elsie Aldridge (niece), Mrs. W. Ball, Mrs. H. Ball, and Miss Hopkins (sisters-in-law), Mr. N. Russell (brother-in-law). The service was conducted by Reverend A Longstaff and sympathetic reference was made to her regular attendance upon divine worship as health and opportunity afforded prior to her removal to Reading. The hymns "rock of ages" and "Jesu lover of my soul" were sung and after the benediction the organist Mr Herbert Hall played "the dead march" in Saul as the courtierge left the church.

The Wreaths were numerous and included those from her bereaved husband and kitty; father and mother; sister Lizzie; George; Lena and family (Belfast); Edie and Horace; Harry and Nelly; Elsie and Harry; Winnie; Harry Aldridge; Stanley; Flo; Sylvia (Cousins); primitive Methodist choir; Primitive Methodist Women's own; Mrs Frank Rosier; Miss Alice Stone (Bedford); Mr and mrs Tommy Voss; Mr and mrs Heath; Mr and Mrs searle (Oxford); Mr and Mrs Probert (reading); mr and Miss Morgan and Miss Bertha Prince in memory of a kind friend.

the arrangements were carried out by Mr A T Chivers


Newbury Weekly News 31 May 1917

Mrs P. p 162  P21

Died 23 May 1917 aged 39 Bk 1917 p 004 no. 9625
* 2 Ls in Lillian on gravestone.



Also William Thomas Noyes died 25 December 1937 aged 62

 

Lillian was the 2nd. surviving daughter of Charles and Sarah Ball


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