Joice - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: RE: JOICEY FAMILY

RichardOllerton — 2009-08-14 08:16:25Z

Any info on Edward or his brother James (1806-1863) & families would be appreciated please.

Re: joice surname

gcwkrit — 2009-03-07 16:09:21Z

Hubert joice is my father he is from coweeta parents ben and virgie, let me know if i can help

Re: JOICE FAMILY

gcwkrit — 2009-03-07 15:56:24Z

my name is debra kritikos i think my dad hubert L joice and your mom are brothers and sister please contact me if possible

Re: joice surname

gcwkrit — 2009-03-07 15:49:42Z

Liz,
My name is debra kritikos. My father was hubert leon Joice.
I have two half brothers Terry and james. I would love to talk to you, I have had contact with James and will be going to tulsa this week, if there is any information that i can share with you it would be my pleasure. Terry And james mother was jane cody. Their adoptive father was mr. wilson.

Re: joice surname

sharijoice — 2009-03-01 01:05:17Z

Liz,
I have information on Hubert Joice, he was my father.

Re: Joice/Gatlin

schmidthaus1 — 2007-10-03 01:52:59Z

Hi Kathy!
I am a Joice, that was my maiden name. I noticed that your message was posted GMT, are you in England? I am in California. I thought for a long time that my family and cousins were the only Joices in the San Francisco Bay Area, but Ancestry.com has shown me that there is a family of Joices (with an i, not a y) in Santa Clara City/County and the city of Hollister. Hollister is south of Santa Clara, but I am not sure what county it is in. Santa Clara is just south of the San Francisco Bay Area. My dad told me there was another family in
San Francisco, but they are not related to us which seems odd because they also spell it with an i. I don't believe that they still live in the area as they are not in the phone book nor Ancestry.

My Great Grandfather Alfred W Joice was supposedly born in Wisconsin, and my Great Grandmother was born in Chicago, Illinois. I can not verify either birth yet, except through census records. Alfred and Margaret had three boys, all born in Chicago. One of those boys is my grandfather (Charles). Margaret's mother, Mary J, immigrated to the US from Canada in 1851; her last name was Kirby. Margaret's maiden name was Whyte, and her father's name was William Whyte, Mary's husband.

My grandfather married Frances Simmons and had three boys, all still alive, and one daughter also still living. All of their children were born in Berkeley, California. One uncle is Richard Joice who has lived in Virginia for the past thirty years. My uncle Donald lives near my dad, Robert E. Joice (RE Joice, he is quite proud of that!!), in the California Gold Country of Auburn and Grass Valley, California. If you are not from our area, this is where gold was discovered in the mid 1800's, leading to major expansion of the West. Ancestry has shown me that another Joice family also lives in the Gold Country, one city near my dad, the other a little farther away, but my dad does not know them. After doing a lot of research
it is hard to believe they are not related because I have found small threads that the families have in common. Some related names due to marriage are:
Lamb (my aunt, also in California); Simmons; Martel (California Gold Country town of Rough and Ready, yes a true name!); Lowe in Pennsylvania (1700's),
and a few others that I will have to look up. There are very few girls in the Joice family throughout the generations.

This is probably way more than you wanted! Sorry, I get carried away!! Right now, I am trying to find Afred's history, and his son that died at 20, John R. Joice. There are so few records on my dad's grandparents. I did find out that Alfred's father was from Ireland and his mother, Eliza Grove, was from England. My dad did say that he thinks one of his relatives from the Isle of Man married a French woman. I did find some info about that but have not delved into it.

I hope this has not thoroughly confused you. Please feel free to contact me directly at: schmidthaus1@comcast.net. I would be happy to share more, or help you research someone. Take care and I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Cheryl Schmidt

Re: Joice/Gatlin

KathyHarp — 2007-10-02 22:38:58Z

Was so glad to hear from you.Are you a Joice relative and if so how do you connect?Do you know if any of the Joices are connected and if so how?Would be willing to share what info i have with you.

Re: John Alden Joice of Evanston IL 1942

drbrownlee — 2007-09-30 20:40:36Z

I'm not personally researching the JOICE family. I was just sharing information about the photo and military training experience for this John Joice. I have no additional information.

Re: Joice/Gatlin

schmidthaus1 — 2007-09-30 20:24:02Z

Kathi,
There are quite a few Joice family members listed in near by Hollister and Santa Clara, CA

Re: John Alden Joice of Evanston IL 1942

schmidthaus1 — 2007-09-30 20:12:25Z

Hello,
I have been researching the Joices for a couple of years and never imagined that someone else would be, too. I am looking for John (Jack) R. Joice, born 1906 in Chicago, died 1926 in California. I found Alfred W. Joice living in Evanston who died in 1919. This is consistent with my Great-Grandfather. Do you have more information on Joice living in Evanston from 1900 on?

John Alden Joice of Evanston IL 1942

drbrownlee — 2007-07-23 01:14:50Z

John Joice is pictured in the 1942 yearbook of the Goodfellow Field class 42-I of flight cadets. Goodfellow Field is in San Angelo, TX.

Re: Annie Elizabeth Joice/Ontario/Canada

luv2garden1962 — 2006-09-10 02:57:33Z

I have a Mary Jois (last name probably misspelled). Born approx. 1835 family records state Wayne co., Michigan. I do not know siblings or parents. She married Samuel H. Todd unknown date. Any connections? Does anyone know anything further?
Any help welcome.

Margaret Joice

josephbrice — 2006-01-04 12:49:18Z

I'm looking for any information on Margaret Joice. She married Timothy Horsman on 10 Sept 1819, in St Mary's, Newington & died 18 Dec 1840. Any information on Timothy or Margaret much appreciated.
Joe

Re: Charles B. Joice, husband of Alta Whitehead--NY/MI/MO

Alicemhall46 — 2005-12-10 21:27:30Z

My e-mail address has been changed to:
alicemhall46@sbcglobal.net

Joice's in Oklahoma

cwortman61 — 2005-11-04 17:02:48Z

Looking for info on Benjamin and Virgie Joice, James Houston
(Buck) Joice, James Austin Joice.

Joice's in Oklahoma

cwortman61 — 2005-11-04 17:02:48Z

Looking for info on Benjamin and Virgie Joice, James Houston
(Buck) Joice, James Austin Joice.

Joice, Dillingham, Robertson, Teem

cwortman61 — 2005-11-04 17:02:48Z

Looking for info on Ben and Virgie Joice, her maiden name was
Robertson, had a son James Houston (BUCK) Joice, that had
a son James Austin Joice.

e-mail me at bruccarol@nwi.net

William Joice

AnnHecathorn — 2005-07-02 15:56:17Z

I don't know about children. I haven't found an older child in William and Nancy's household in 1880 or 1900. I don't have any information about Martha.

Re: William JOICE, b. ca 1840 Illinois

2005-07-02 14:57:16Z

Ann, thank you so much for the William JOYCE/JOICE info. Do you happen to have anything further about William's lst wife, Mattie BRAGG? Was there a child of this marriage? I assume that she may have died in childbirth which is how so many young women did in those days. Again, thank you for the info on William JOYCE.
Mary (BRAGG) GODSELL

Re: Peter or James Joice

2005-04-11 22:37:38Z

They were in Virginia and then to Wisconsin to settle. As far as I know that is where they died. Peters daughter Margaret is my great great grandmother and she too lived and died in Wisconsin. I dont think that they were in Delaware but I dont know that for sure.

Re: joice surname

2005-03-07 01:05:38Z

I do have some on the Coweeta Ok. branch but no Hubert Joice.Are you sure he's from that group?Will check with a relative and let you know.

Re: Michael Joice Ireland/England

2004-01-30 22:44:35Z

Hi, I'm Karen of California, USA looking for ancesters of my Great-Great Grandfather, Patrick Coyne (buried in Nevada, Iowa) from County Court, County Rosscommon (if I have this straight), Ireland who immigrated to the U.S. around 1848. He married Sara Hoben (b. 1810 Ireland, d. 1907 Nevada, Iowa) and they had 13 kids, one of which, Ella R. is my Great-Grandmother. Does anyone have any information on Patrick?--his parents, brothers & sisters, what ship he came over on, birth date, etc.??? I'd appreciate any additional info. as I'm stuck at this point in following my lineage. email me at Ktry8@astound.net if you have facts.

Re: Annie Elizabeth Joice/Ontario/Canada

2003-12-29 13:35:38Z

Fabulous! I just sent you a message.

Re: Annie Elizabeth Joice/Ontario/Canada

2003-12-29 05:26:31Z

I have a huge amount of information on this - please contact me directly at smithmiell@elkvalley.net

Regards
Marg

Re: Granville Joice

2003-08-27 02:50:41Z

Re: James C. Fulton & Mary Burns of Marshall Co. TN

2003-08-27 02:36:28Z

this is what I have on the Joyce husband -

Descendant Report - 26 Aug 2003

————————————————————————————————————————
1. Jackson JOYCE (1810-1866) & Mary Catherine BURNS (1825-1900)
1.1 Fannie JOYCE (1854-1929) & James B. LYNCH
1.1.1 Thomas "Tom" LYNCH
1.1.2 Alice LYNCH
1.2 George C. JOYCE
1.3 Sarah "Sally" JOYCE (1860-) & J. N. SHERMAN

Annie Elizabeth Joice/Ontario/Canada

2003-08-06 21:39:15Z

Am interested in ANY information on Annie Elizabeth Joice born abt 1877 in Ontario Canada, probably Sinclair Township.

Re: joice surname

2004-10-27 23:26:45Z

Boyd,
I tried e-mailing you but it came back as undeliverable.How come?
I don't remember seeling you at the Joice reunion this year here in Missouri.I was anxious to tell you about what i found out.I played a long shot and found out who William Joice's mom and dad were and also his siblings.I was able to go back to 1720.Please get in touch with me.

Re: looking for relatives in or from OK.

2004-10-27 23:22:56Z

Hi Sean,
I've been trying to figure out just where your Leftridge Joice fits in.I
He's got to fit in because my ggggrandfathers name was Leftridge Joice.But its not yours.We may be related send me your line and i'll
try to figure it out

Joice/Gatlin

2004-10-27 22:54:19Z

Am interested in any info on Dellilah Joice Gatlin and her 2 sons Joice and Richard Gatlin.They are all 3 buried in Arroyo Grande Cemetery in San Luis Obispo County California.Would love to hear from any of there descendants.

Re: Joice's in Oklahoma

2004-10-27 21:55:15Z

I was wondering if you were related to the Joice's in Oklahoma.You see i'm also related to them.Please let me know

RE: JOICEY FAMILY

2004-07-21 12:00:10Z

ARE YOU RELATED TO JOICEY FAMILY.IF SO I HAVE SOME INFOMATION. IT RELATES TO EDWARD JOICEY FROM WALKER UP TO LORD JOICEY.

Joice/Gatlin Family

2004-04-19 23:00:21Z

Am looking for any info on Delila Joice who married James Gatlin in West Plains Missouri on August 9,1883.No info on james parents.Her parents were William Joice born 1834 in Missouri,Her mother was Unicie Helman born 1837 in Kentucky.No info on her parents.Only info I have on William's parents are that his father was supposed to have been born in Nc and his mother in Va. Delila and James had the following children
1) Lillie b-June 1885
2)Stella b- October 1881
3) Joice b-June 1890
4)Maudie b-April 1892
5) Richard b-Dec. 1898

Any help with this Joice or Gatlin branch would be greatly appreciated

Re: Michael Joice

2002-11-22 17:20:14Z

No My Great Grandfather was born in Ireland about 1848, the only time the spelling of Joyce as Joice was in one of the census, I think the 1880 one. I will have ot check it out.
If you need any of information contact me at joybrick@aol.com and I will give you what I have.
Glad to hear from you.
Joyce K. Brickhouse

Re: Charles B. Joice, husband of Alta Whitehead--NY/MI/MO

EMJEFNJ — 2002-12-16 03:10:10Z

Yes. Charles Baker Joice was the son of William Burnham Joice and Maria Pierce Joice. Father was born 1820 in Huntersland section of Middleburgh,NY. Grandfather was Stephen Joice born 1783. G Grandfather was Jonathan Joice.
Eric Joice

A JOYCE Mystery, Maries Co MO

Clifford_Ocheltree — 2005-06-29 20:11:30Z

William L "Leff" JOYCE/JOICE was born 16 March 1850 and died 19 June 1911. He was the son of Elijah and Catherine [MOORMAN/MOMAN] JOYCE/JOICE.

He was married at least twice:

1.] 5 April 1874, in Maries Co, to Eliza Jane JOHNSON.
2.] About 1883 to Eliza Jane [JOHNSON] MOMAN

Confused? Things get worse.

In the census records for 1850, 1860 AND 1870 he is unmarried and living with his parents. So far, so good but…

In the census of 1880 his household includes five children three of whom were born BEFORE the1870 census and BEFORE his 1874 marriage:

Martha A. JOICE Dau 14
John JOICE Son 12
Laura JOICE Dau 10
George E. JOICE Son 4
Belle M. JOICE Dau 2

Not too likely that the first three children belong to his wife as she's only 28 at the time of the 1880 census. Yet they are NOT with their father in the 1870 census NOR can I find them anywhere else in the 1870 census OR in subsequent census records.

"Leff's" second marriage is an estimate based on the census for 1900 [12 years] and 1910 [27y] and conforms to the births of his two surviving children by his second wife [Newt Nov 1885 and Myrtle March 1890]. The second marriage is proven by the obituary of his second wife which states, in part, "After the death of her first husband she was married to Leff Joyce, and to this union were born 5 children, 3 having died in infancy."

My questions:

1.] Can any one identify his first wife Eliza Jane JOHNSON?

2.] Can any one identify the first three JOYCE/JOICE children or their parent[s]?

3.] Can any one tell me what happened to these five children?

I know what I can do to answer these questions but I'm hoping one of you kind folks KNOWS the answer and can help save me loads of time [and $$$] working it all out.

Re: Michael Joice

emasejm — 2002-11-22 12:35:10Z

Was your great grandfather Patrick Joice born in Sheffield, England aprrox. 1871.

I know we have corresponded before but due to a computer crash I lost all your details.

Thanks Ann Cook.

Re: joice surname

Liz4319 — 2005-03-05 21:57:05Z

Hi,
Do you have any information on the Joice family from Coweta, OK.? My husbands father was Hubert Joice-My husbands parents were divorced when he was 3 or 4 and his step father adopted him-his mother will give him no information on the Joice family. All I have is his fathers name-Hubert Joice (he is deceased).
Thanks,
Liz

William JOICE, b. ca 1840 Illinois

maryg3 — 2003-07-24 17:20:39Z

Searching for info on William JOICE, b. ca 1840, Illinois, who m. Martha "Mattie" Ann BRAGG in Linn Co, Jackson Twnshp, Missouri, on 13 Dec 1869. She apparently was dead by 21 Nov 1877 when he married 2nd Nancy MALONEY in Linn Co, MO. Were there children of 1st marriage? They are on 1870 Census, Linn Co, Jackson Twnshp, Pg 289, Fam #117, next door to her widowed mother, Hannah BRAGG. Thanks in advance for any info. Martha was the youngest sister of my gr-grandfather, Benj Houston BRAGG.

Susan Joice

CharlesWilliams1939 — 2004-02-23 22:20:33Z

Looking for any infomatiom on Susan Joice, B.abt.1799
in Western NC, M. Daniel (Dan) Williams B. Va.abt.1796
Known, one child John Henry Williams B.1818 NC
C. Williams

Clyde, Earl H. & "P.M." Joice of Chicago, IL in about 1890-early 1900s

margerice1 — 2003-04-03 01:00:14Z

I would like to make contact with anyone who has knowledge of the Joice family of Chicago, IL. In addition to the three names above, also J. Maxwell Joice of 4429 Magnolia Ave., Chicago. Please email me margerice@prodigy.net.

William JOICE, b. ca 1840 Illinois

AnnHecathorn — 2005-07-02 13:55:00Z

William Joyce was the eldest child of Edward and Louvisa Burton Joyce. Edward and Louvisa married in Roane Co., TN in 1838. They moved to IL with her parents, Nancy and William Burton. The Burtons remained in Hamilton Co., IL.
Edward Joyce moved his family to Linn Co., MO.

Re: Peter or James Joice

Pancoastgirl1 — 2005-04-11 21:11:48Z

Where did they live in the US, Betsy? My ggf ended up in Wilmington, Delaware. There is a wonderful website done by volunteers, on Wilmington's Irish Roots and they also go back to Counties Galway and Mayo in Ireland. If that would be of any help, would be glad to send you a link to it. Barbara

Re: Peter or James Joice

Pancoastgirl1 — 2005-04-11 03:48:43Z

Hi,
My ggf was a James Joice; he was born in County Cork, Ireland around 1835. He married Bridget O'Sullivan and they came to the US around 1865 with several children. That is about all I know about him except that the spelling was later changed to Joyce. The dates do not seem to indicate that your Peter would have been his brother. Does any of my info fit in with the info you have? Just curious. Barbara

James Joice and Mary Seekings

stevendeg — 2004-07-20 05:35:15Z

Looking for any information of James Joice (or Joyce) and his wife, Mary Seekings.

They had a daughter, Elizabeth who was born in Fen Drayton, Cambridge around 1827.

Thanks, Steven.

Peter or James Joice

betsyfairbanks1 — 2004-05-10 04:31:20Z

I am looking for any information on Peter and his brother James Joice. Both born in Ireland and Peter was born abt 1819.

Re: Peter or James Joice

betsyfairbanks1 — 2005-04-11 19:18:44Z

Hi, Barbara
thanks for replying, I dont think that they are the same. My Peter also married a Bridget but they were in the US and had their first child by 1851 and James was living with them and unmarried. I wish there was a connection I havent had much luck. But thanks anyway
Betsy

Re: Michael Joice

susanflood1 — 2003-07-16 04:41:55Z

Hi Mavis

I hope you are still checking these message boards. Where did you get the information about the Joice family in Tipperary County? I have Joice relatives that came from Cty. Tipperary in the mid 1840's.

If you can share any info with me, please e-mail me directly.

Thanks!

Susan Flood
susanflood@excite.com

Re: Charles B. Joice, husband of Alta Whitehead--NY/MI/MO

Alicemhall46 — 2002-12-02 06:02:49Z

Thank you for this information.

Charles B. Joice's wife, Alta Whitehead, was a sister of my grandmother, Alice Whitehead Minthorn (1860-1951).

Alice Minthorn Hall

Charles B. Joice, husband of Alta Whitehead--NY/MI/MO

Alicemhall46 — 2002-11-14 06:21:17Z

Can anyone identify the parents of Charles B. Joice who was born in New York in the mid-19th century? He married Alta Whitehead of Mexico, NY, and they moved to South Boardman, Kalkaska County, Michigan. Charles B. Joice is buried there. Alta Whitehead Joice is buried in Independence, MO. Children were: Alta Pearl Joice (died in infancy), Rena Joice Friend, Ralph Joice, twins Harlie and Charlie Joice, and Alice Joice Campbell Talcott.