The Noble Lyons family was Baptist. He was a farmer.
Rowena Spinney and Noble Lyons married in 1894 in Kings County.
Bertha E. Legge and Noble J. Lyons married in 1910 in Kings County. Two of Bertha's sisters married two of Noble's sons.
In 1901, the Canadian census has the Lyons family living in Kingsport, Cornwallis, Nova Scotia.[1]
About 1 1/2 years before Noble's death, there was a fire at his home in Blomidon. He and his wife, Bertha, moved to Glenholm, Nova Scotia (near Truro;) to live with his daughter Eileen Rafuse and her family.
He died 15 Jun 1948[2] Nova Scotia Death Registration form indicates that Noble's ancestry was "Scotch." Buried in Pereau Baptist Church Cemetery
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"Glooscap's week." i. e., Glooscap's home.
The Indian name as given by Dr. Rand was "Owkogegechk," meaning "dogwood grove." The name "Blomidon" is said by most authorities to have been given the place by the Portuguese. The Indian name for the cape was "Plekteok" meaning a hand- spike. Navigators in old times used to call the cape "Blow-me- down."
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During my early infancy, he and my grandmother, Bertha Lyons, traveled to visit us in Providence, RI. He was in his early 80's and died in Nova Scotia within the next year. After that visit. I recall my mother telling me that there was a fire at my grandparents home in Blomidon and that they had moved to Glenholme,NS to live with their daughter, Eileen Rafuse, before Noble's death there in 1948. Marsha Auger Leesburg, FL