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Lionel Herbert-Noyes 1838 - 1902

Lionel Herbert-Noyes was born in 1838. He married Mary Elisabeth (Bussell) Herbert Noyes, and they had a child Dorothy Evelyn Denny. Lionel's partner was Kathleen Mary (Power) Noyes, and they had children Lionel Power Herbert Noyes, Minnie Florence Ida (Noyes) Moore, Hamilton Halsey Learmonth Herbert Noyes, Arthur Paget Herbert Noyes, Evelyn Herbert Noyes, Edward Bingham Whatley Herbert-Noyes, Winifred Herbert (Noyes) Gray, and Geraldine Herbert Noyes. Lionel Herbert-Noyes died at age 63 years old on December 3, 1902 in Busselton, City of Busselton County Australia.

Lionel Herbert-Noyes

1838

December 3, 1902

Busselton, City of Busselton County, 6280, Australia

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Lionel Herbert-Noyes' History: 1838 - 1902

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Introduction

- The Geelong Advertiser, Victoria. 4th November 1861.- A strong military force has reached the colony within the past few days, by the Elizabeth Ann Bright, from Liverpool. It consists of a company of the Royal Artillery, Major Dickson in command, Captain Purcell, Lieutenants Noyes, Nind, Grubb, Assistant-Surgeon Stoney, 7 serjeants, 4 corporals, 4 bombardiers, 100 gunners, and 2 trumpeters. The commander and the surgeon are accompanied by their wives. In addition to our population the ship brought two hundred and fifty six cabin, intermediate and steerage passengers. Bell's Life in Victoria and Sporting Chronicle. Melbourne. 9th November 1861. ARRIVAL OF DETACHMENT OF ROYAL ARTILLERY. -The Elizabeth Ann Bright arrived on Friday, with a detachment of Royal Artillery, consisting of Major Dickson, Captain Purcell, Lieutenants Noyes, Lind, and Grubb......., The men are fine stalwart fellows, and appear to to have been, for the most part, recruited from a very respectable class of society. Major Dickson, who is in command, served in the eastern campaign of 1854-5, including the battles of Alma and Balaclava, siege and fall of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the siege-train and at the bombardments of April, and 6th and 17th June. He is decorated with the medal and clasps, and is also a Knight of the Legion of Honour.
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1838

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1902

Death

December 3, 1902

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Busselton, City of Busselton County 6280, Australia
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Obituary

The Western Mail, Perth. 13 December 1902. NOYES.- On the 3rd inst., at Busselton, Capt. Herbert Lionel Noyes, R. A.; aged 64 .

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