Daniel Rogers Noyes

1836–1908 (age 72)

Biography

Daniel Rogers Noyes exemplified quiet resolve and civic-mindedness, dedicating himself to the betterment of his city through attentive labor and quietly generous deeds. His steady perseverance made him a valued confidant in both professional and personal circles.

Having devoted his life to responsible citizenship, Noyes found lasting peace among the gentle slopes of Green-Wood Cemetery, where the city he loved continues to honor him.

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