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- [S65] 1880 Federal Census.
- [S275] 1851 Census of Canada, 10 Apr 2011 (Reliability: 3).
- [S14] John Tipton, Find A Grave, (www.findagrave.com, 2012), 18 Jun 2012, Noah GOYNE, memorial #73183053 (Reliability: 3).
Birth: Aug. 21, 1845
Wyoming
Ontario, Canada
Death: Oct. 24, 1920
Surrey
British Columbia, Canada
Mary and Noah married on August 19, 1869 in Algoma, Ontario, Canada and they had 6 children together.
Source: www.sawnfamily.com
NOAH GOYNE, one of the pioneer settlers of Grand Forks, had one of the best cultivated tracts of land in ND. He resided in section 27, in Grand Forks township, and had acquired a fine property and an enviable reputation.
Our subject was a native of Durham,ON and was born August 21, 1845. His parents, John and Margret (Rogers) Goyne, were natives of Cornwall,England, and the father was a carpenter and emigrated to Canda about 1839 and passed the remainder of his life there. His died in 1883, aged sixty-six years, and the mother died in 1887. One son and four daughters were born to them. The grandfather of our subject, Richard Goyne, lived and died in England, and was a farmer by occupation.
Mr. Goyne was reared and educated in Canada and followed farming there until 1878, when he went to Grand Forks, ND and entered a homestead claim to land in Walle township, upon which he proved his claim and later sold the land. He went to his present home in 1891, and now has six hundred acres of land, all of which is under high cultivation and is made to yield abundantly. He has added valuable improvements to the place, and every appointment bespeaks thrift and good management.
Our subject is married, in 1869, to Mary A. Goudge, a native of WI,. Mrs. Goyne's parents were natives of Cornwall,England, and settled in WI,. Mr. and Mrs. Goyne are the parents of six children, as follows: John B.; Sarah E., now Mrs. C. H. Austin; Fred C.; William M.; Milton E. and Renee E., all of whom are living. Mr. Goyne is active in public affairs and has served as supervisor of his township and school clerk. He assisted in the organization of Grand Forks township and is an earnest worker for the better interests of his community, financially and socially. Politically he is a Democrat and is firm in his convictions, and has been prominently identified with the movements of his party in his township. He has made a success of his life work and well merits his high standing.
"Ardley was settled in about 1912 as the Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad went through. The townsite was purchased from William Goyne. He was the son of Noah Goyne who built the first store and post office. William built the first house on the townsite. A real estate officed was built by Herb Hampton and Roy Johnson. A pool room and bowling alley was built by Fred Goyne and he also built his home in Ardley." ("Hamlet of Ardley" by Lloyd Hickox in "Through the Years: A Sociological History of Ardley,Delburne and Lousana Areas" p. 115.
"Through the Years," p. 190-191 includes an article entitled "Delburne United Church" by Alice Campbell. She says that three points made up what was known as the Coalbanks Methodist Mission. Services were held in the Mound Lake school, built in 1903, the Great Bend school, built in 1904, and the Gaetz Valley school, built in 1906. Listed on the roll at Great Bend in 1904-05 is A. Chaffin. The Mound Lake church roll includes a N. Goyne. The Gaetz Valley roll includes Charles Austin.
"Through the Years," p 899 lists Noah Goyne as one of the trustees of the Rosedale School District #1556. The school came into use in 1907.
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Spouse:
Mary Ann Goyne (1853 - 1919)
Inscription:
In Loving Memory of Mary Ann Goyne Wife of Noah Goyne
Born Oct. 22, 1853
Died Sept. 5, 1919
Noah Goyne
Born Aug. 21, 1845
Died Oct. 24, 1920
"Gone but not forgotten"
Burial:
Fraser Cemetery
New Westminster
Greater Vancouver Regional District
British Columbia, Canada
Created by: Laur
Record added: Jul 11, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 73183053
- [S19] 1900 Federal Census.
- [S284] British Columbia Death Index; 1872 to 1879.
- [S67] Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922.
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1843 - 1920 (77 years)
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Richard Goyne d. Yes, date unknown (Grandfather)
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