Descendants of Francis Joyce
First Generation
Francis Joyce was born 1726. He married Ann Morson 14 Aug 1746 in Dulwich College, Dulwich, London.
They had the following children:
Elizabeth, b. 14 Dec 1746, Crutched Friars And Southwark Presbyterian, London.
Ann, b. 02 Aug 1747, Crutched Friars And Southwark Presbyterian, London.
Mary, b. 05 Jul 1749, Crutched Friars And Southwark Presbyterian, London.
Francis, b. 20 Jun 1750, Crutched Friars And Southwark Presbyterian, London.
Benjamin, b. 09 Feb 1752, Crutched Friars And Southwark Presbyterian, London.
George, b. 08 Dec 1754, Crutched Friars And Southwark Presbyterian, London.
Ann, b. 08 Oct 1753, Crutched Friars And Southwark Presbyterian, London.
Richard, b. 18 May 1758, Crutched Friars And Southwark Presbyterian, London; d. 1814, London.
Second Generation
Richard (Francis)
Richard married Elizabeth Pocock daughter of John Pocock and Elizabeth on 27 Dec 1789 in St Clement Danes Church, England. Elizabeth was christened on 27 Sep 1771 in St Andrew's church, Holborn England.
Richard (Francis)
Richard married Elizabeth Pocock daughter of John Pocock and Elizabeth on 27 Dec 1789 in St Clement Danes Church, England. Elizabeth was christened on 27 Sep 1771 in St Andrew's church, Holborn England.
St Andrew's Church Holborn London
St Clement's Dane Church London
They had the following child:
Paul, b. 13 Nov 1803, Middlesex London, England; d. 1879, Shoreditch London
Third Generation
Paul Joyce (Richard, Francis) was christened on 13 Nov 1803 in St Botolphs Church, London England.
Paul married Mary Webster daughter of Edmund Webster and Elizabeth Lalow on 4 May 1822 at St George The Martyr, Southwark, Surrey, England. Mary was born on 24 Oct 1802 in London England. She was christened on 24 Oct 1802 in St George The Martyr, Southwark, London, England.
St Botolph's Church London
St George the Martyr Church London
They had the following children:
William Joyce was christened on 12 Jul 1822. He died in 1885.
Thomas Joyce was born on 7 Oct 1824 in Portland London England. He was christened on 31 Oct 1824 in Old Church, Saint Pancras, London, England.
Richard Joyce was born in London England. He was christened on 31 Oct 1824 in Old Church, St Pancras, London, England.
Must have been either infant or child death
Mary Ann Joyce was born in London England. She was christened on 3 Dec 1826 in St Pancras, London, England. She died in 1848.
She apparantly Wrote to her uncle Edmund when she was 21
Martha Elizabeth Joyce was born in London England. She was christened on 28 Dec 1828 in Old Church, St Pancras, London, England.
Thomas Joyce was born in London England. He was christened on 5 Dec 1830 in Old Church, St Pancras, London, England.
Elizabeth Candace Joyce was born in London England. She was christened on 13 Oct 1833 in Old Church, St Pancras, London, England.
John Joyce was christened on 27 Mar 1836.
Paul Joyce was born in 1838 in Clerkenwell, London Middlesex England.
Paul was employed as General Laborer in 1881 in Sussex, England
Emily Joyce was born in 1840 in Islington, Middlesex, England.
They had the following children:
William Joyce was christened on 12 Jul 1822. He died in 1885.
Thomas Joyce was born on 7 Oct 1824 in Portland London England. He was christened on 31 Oct 1824 in Old Church, Saint Pancras, London, England.
Richard Joyce was born in London England. He was christened on 31 Oct 1824 in Old Church, St Pancras, London, England.
Must have been either infant or child death
Mary Ann Joyce was born in London England. She was christened on 3 Dec 1826 in St Pancras, London, England. She died in 1848.
She apparantly Wrote to her uncle Edmund when she was 21
Martha Elizabeth Joyce was born in London England. She was christened on 28 Dec 1828 in Old Church, St Pancras, London, England.
Thomas Joyce was born in London England. He was christened on 5 Dec 1830 in Old Church, St Pancras, London, England.
Elizabeth Candace Joyce was born in London England. She was christened on 13 Oct 1833 in Old Church, St Pancras, London, England.
John Joyce was christened on 27 Mar 1836.
Paul Joyce was born in 1838 in Clerkenwell, London Middlesex England.
Paul was employed as General Laborer in 1881 in Sussex, England
Emily Joyce was born in 1840 in Islington, Middlesex, England.
Old Church St Pancras LondonFamily Information
Thomas emigrated on 5 Jul 1850 from "Nile", from London England. He was employed as Convict. He immigrated on 3 Oct 1850 to "Nile", Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
Other possiblilty...
Nile
One voyage only Male convicts on board
Departure Port: London / Portland Departure Date: 16 / 17 Jun /
05 Jul 1850
Arrival Port: Hobart Arrival Date: 03 Oct 1850
Convicts landed: 299
Notes:
Died on board:_MASON Richard
Sources: _Archives Office of Tasmania, Guide to Convict Records by Ship Reference.
_Bateson, Charles, The Convict Ships 1787-1868, Brown, Son & Ferguson Ltd 1985.
_Broxam, Graeme, Shipping Arrivals and Departures, Tasmania, 1843-1850, Roebuck,
1998, p218._Archives Office of Tasmania, Convict Department, Registers of Convict's
Deaths, 10 Jun 1840-31 Mar 1846, 25 Nov 1845-5 Jul 1874, (Ref: CON 63).
http://www.rootsweb.com/~austashs/convicts/conships_n.htm
Fourth Generation
William Joyce (Paul, Richard, Francis) was born in Great Queen Street, Lincoln Inn Fields, Wesleyan Holborn, London, England. He was christened on 12 Jul 1822 in Great Queen St, Holborn, England. He died in 1885 in Collingwood, Melbourne, Australia. He was buried in Melbourne General Cemetery, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
William was employed as in Convict, musician, iron moulder, hotelier, hawker. He emigrated on 29 Jan 1842 from "Isabella 2", Woolwich England. He resided in Longford, Tasmania, Australia. He immigrated on 21 May 1842 to "Isabella 2", Van Diemen's Land. (Tasmania) Australia.
born Great Queen Street Lincoln Inn Fields Wesleyan Holborn, London, England
The Old Bailey Court LondonOLD BAILEY COURT CASE NO 2
REPORT - WILLIAM DEAN - 10th Session 1841, Central Criminal Court at the Old Court Thursday 26th August 1841.
William Dean was indicted for stealing on the 22 July, 1 watch, value 29s; 2 seals, value 36s; 1 chain, value 1s; & 1 ring, value 6s; the goods of James Bamfield.
James Bamfield. I live in Upper Park-place, Dorset-square, and am a pensioner. About half-past one o’ clock on the 22nd of July, my watch hung over my mantel-piece - I missed it at half-past five - my parlour door was open - I do not know the prisoner - the watch, chain, & seals produced are mine.
John Fox. I keep a beer-shop in Middlesex Street, Somers-town. About twenty minutes after four o’ clock on the 22nd of July, the prisoner called at my house to inquire if there was a tap-room - he was told not - he went away, & soon after two other persons called in, & one of them let in the prisoner - I heard somebody going up stairs - the other two were going to run away when I came from my parlour to see what was the matter - I seized him & gave him in charge - I saw the policeman take this watch from his breeches pocket, & asked if it was mine - I said no - the prisoner said it was his own - he did not tell me how long he had had it.
Cross examined by Mr Prendergast. Q. Was there not plenty of time for the others to give him the watch?
A. They might - I asked what he did there - he said he was taken ill, & wanted to go backward - the other
two were waiting in front of the bar - The prisoner had the watch in his hand when I first saw him - he took something from his pocket - I did not see what it was - he was holding it out - after he was taken up he wished to go to the water-closet.
William Elmer (police constable S 187). About seven o’clock this evening I was called into Fox’s to take the prisoner for going up stairs, & understood he was trying to pass something to another man - I searched him, & found the watch in his trowsers’ pocket - he said he could not tell, he should know the man again if he was him - I searched him at the station, & found the gold chain, seals, ring, & key, twisted round his braces, separate from the watch - the swivel is of the watch.
Cross examine. Q. Who did you take first? A. The prisoner - next morning, going to the station, he said he had given a man in Oxford Street another watch for it - the other two men were proved to be convicted thieves.
John Evans. I produce a certificate of the prisoner’s former conviction, by the name of Joyce, on the
17th June - (read) - he is the person.
Guilty. Aged 21 - Transported for Fourteen Years.
Convict Prison Hobart Tasmania
#19928 DEAN, William Ship: Isabella (2) Departed Woolwich 29/01/1842 Arrived VDL 21/05/1842
conduct record CON33/20 Indent Record CON14/14 Description CON18/31
http://pioneers.tased.edu.au/taslink3.asp?ID=202632 JOYCE, WILLIAM Gender: M Birth: 1825 - ENG
Family Information:
A copy of a letter from Mary Joyce in England to Edmund Phoenix Webster at Collingwood near Melbourne -
"Dear Brother, this comes with my kind love to you and your wife and your children. I was very happy to hear from you all as I thought I should never hear from you again after so long a time. My husband and children sends their love to you. I have eight in number,
William, Mary, Martha, Thomas, Candace, John, Paul, and Emily.
Dear Brother, I am sorry to inform you that my son William is sent to Hobart Town for 14 years on the 24th August, 1841. He went in the name of William Dean and I have never heard of him since he has been gone. He was 19 years old when he left England, he is a musician. I heard from the coppers office that he was on the public works. He had grown a nice young man and it was great grief to me to part from him.
I hope that you will enquire about him and tell my brother William to do the same. Do not forget to write to me soon.
So no more at present from your affectionate sister Mary Joyce. 67 Cowcross Street, West Smithfield."
We hear of William Joyce for the last time in a letter from his mother, Mary, in England dated 1848 to her brother, Edmund, in Melbourne -
"I am told by a sailor that called to me he (William Joyce) lives at the
Golden Castle, Macquarie Street, Hobart Town, William Joyce, musician, and he told me he is one of the first rate fiddlers in Hobart Town and that he is married and got a child and if you see him or write to him give him my dearest love to him and ask him if has forgot his mother."
Permission to marry: Convict Reference CON 52/3 p119; CON 52/4 RDG Reference RGD 37/10 : 1851/
0754
Transcribed as well as I could, in 2003 from copies of original documents obtained from Tasmania.
Number 4722
DEAN William
Tried at County Court 23rd Aug 1841.
14 years
… 8th June 1842
Arrived 21st May 1842
Protestant
Can read and write
Transported for larceny and previous conviction.
Gaol Ref. Before conviction,
Hulk report good, single,
Stated his offence: Entering a house and stealing a watch at Upper Park Place, Regents Park.
Once for a similar offence: 12 months: 14 days for breaking a window.
Surgeon’s Report: How employed, General conduct - Good.
Father: Paul Joyce of London
Mother: Mary
4 brothers, 2 sisters
Trade: iron moulder,
Height: 5’2”,
Age: 20,
Complexion: Fair,
Head: Medium
Hair: Light Brown,
Whiskers: None
Visage:Oval
Forehead: High
Eyebrows: Light Brown
Eyes: Hazel
Nose: Medium
Mouth: Medium
Chin: Medium
Native Place: Cambridge
Remarks: Heart RW anchor on right arm, found mark on left arm.
Period of probation: Two years
Stature of …. JB
13/1/43 BR
11.1.43 PB
Class: 2nd ………………………….
Offences and Sentences:
Released from 1st Stage of Probation 21 May 1844
5 Mar 44: ….. of misconduct. Fourteen days solitary / PM /
4 October 1845 Edeson, Hobart. Present for work with leave ……………. Hard labour Mr G App, South Port
… extract for ……. 10/10/45
28 July 48, Featherstone …….. Absent from his masters premises adm………
August 1848 TL
12.8.59 C.P. app
Remarks
6/ 42 pretty good.
7/ 42 bad
8/ 42 tricky
9/ 42 ….
10/ 42 ordinary
11/ 42 ….
1/ 44 good
2/ 44 good
29/3/44 Gray …… …….
17/6/44 ….
1/7/44 P Beech Hobart Town, 6 months
5/10/44 PB
19/11/44 sent to W Beech
3/2/45 ….Argyle St …..
26/2/45 Andrew Wilson ……… St the month /c/ PB
8/3/54 Mr A Pressell
25/3/45 James Haskim Patrick (Patriot?) St one month /c/
7/4/45 Moses Lazarus Barrack St.3 months /c/ ….
James Campbell …….. St
15/8/45 Francis Edison ………St 12 ………. ……..
4/11/45 PB
29/10/45 ……………
10/12/45 BR
15/12/45 ……………… 1 year
13/1/46 John…………………
19/4/46 ……..
20/4/46 J …. Hobart 1week
21/9/46 James Wigging Murray St 3 weeks
3/11/46 ….. Chattery Argyle St 3 weeks
25/2/47 ……….
11/3/47 UP …………….
23/6/47 JB
23/6/47 Thomas Wilson’s …………, Mr Jenning’s barrack.
22/9/47 PB
22/9/47 at Brown’s Barrack South
31/9/47 PB
30/9/47 Mrs McAndrew
1/10/47 PB
7/10/47 ……
18/10/47 J Carmody ….. ….. 12 …….
3/11/47 ……..
3/11/47 W Chitty Hobart ……
11/11/47 PB
21/11/47 ………
6/12/47 Leo Wrights …. ….
11/1/48 …… Ross ”……..”
20/4/48 J Feathers Sorell 1 month
29/5/48 4 months
19/5/49 apply in 3 months ……….
Not to be allowed to reside in the Hobart area 19/1/49
Recommended for a conditional pardon 4/6/50
He was a ticket of leave convict when married in 1851. His occupation was given as painter. Later occupations were given as labourer, pastry cook, innkeeper and hawker.
Ticket of leave granted 6.6.1848
Conditional Pardon granted 12.8.1858.
William Dean Licensee Market House Tavern - Hotel, Longford, 1859 - 1860
HTG 11 Jan 1859, 3 Jan 1860
Also
William Dean held the License to retail Liquor for the Northern Hotel in Longford Tasmania on the 7th January 1862. HTG 14/1/1862, 6/1/1863 p 123, 9/2/1864 p 401, 17/1/1865
William married Jane Crawford on 7 Jul 1851 in St Joseph's Church, Launceston Tasmania. Jane was born in 1831 in Paisley Renfrew Scotland. She died on 30 Mar 1870 in Longford, Tasmania, Australia.
Paisley Renfrewshire, Scotland
Jane Crawford
Her parents were David and Sarah Crawford nee Barclay, and she had a sister Ann.
David Crawford married Sarah Barclay on 13.4.1828 in Paisley.
David's parents, David and Ann Crawford nee Hunter married on 16 Dec 1791
Jane emigrated on 17th Dec 1848 from London England. She arrived on 12th Apr 1849 aboard the "Cadet 3", Tasmania, Australia. She was employed as convict. She resided in Longford, Tasmania, Australia.
Women's Prison
Hobart Tasmania
Sentenced to 7 years transportation for passing dud coins on 20th September 1848 in Glasgow.
Cadet (3) 02 01 1848 VDL, 09 09 1847 London, 115 days, 164 men 163 Women on board.
Master Wm Forsyth: Surgeon: Chas R Kinnear
William and Jane had the following children:
John William Dean was born on 8 May 1852.
Mary Dean was born on 8 Sep 1853. She died on 21 Aug 1878.
Sarah Dean was born in 1854. She died in 1889.
Ann Dean was born on 9 Sep 1855 in Morven Tasmania Australia.
Emily Dean was born on 4 Jul 1858. She died on 29 Nov 1926.
Thomas Henry Dean was born on 31 May 1860 in Longford, Tasmania, Australia.
Martha Dean was born on 27 Sep 1862 in Longford, Tasmania, Australia.
Annie Dean was born on 6 Jan 1865 in Longford, Tasmania, Australia.
William Henry Dean was born on 28 Feb 1867 in Longford, Tasmania, Australia.
Jane Dean was born on 30 Mar 1870 in Longford, Tasmania, Australia. She died in May 1870 in Longford, Tasmania, Australia. The cause of death was suffocation in bed age 5 weeks.
LONGFORD District BIRTHs - 1870
30 Mar. Jane, William DEAN, Jane (Crawford) Occupation: Hawker, William Dean, Longford.
The Registration District of Morven covers the area around the town of Evandale.
Fifth Generation
John William Dean (William, Paul, Richard, Francis) was born on 8 May 1852 in Morven Tasmania Australia.
John married Alice O'Brien on 25 Aug 1882 in Deniliquin, NSW, Australia. Alice died in 1903.
daughter of JAMES O'BRIEN and ALICE MCFARLAND.
They had the following children:
Agnes J Dean was born in 1886.
Arthur J Dean was born in 1888. He died in 1933.
Catherine A Dean was born in 1890
Mary Dean was born in 1891.
John went back to Launceston after the death of Alice, married again to Mary Audley Horne
OBITUARY
Mr. John Dean
Mr. John Dean, a well known veterinary surgeon, died at the Campbell Town Hospital on Saturday in his 87th year, after an illness extending over some weeks. A son, of the late
Mr. William Dean, one of the early settlers in Northern Tasmania, he was born at Longford. His early life was spent at "Connorville," the late Mr. Arthur O'Connor then being the owner
of that property. Mr. Dean from a boy took a keen interest in horses, particularly the racing stock at "Connorville," these Including the progeny of Mozart and The Assyrian. He also assisted in their preparation for race meetings, He was an accomplished cross-country rides, and trained several hunters. After some time at Connorville, Mr. Dean went to the Riverina, and resided at Deniliquin, where he was married. While in New South Wales he qualified as a veterinary surgeon, but his interest in racing had 'not waned, and he owned some goodhorses, which he trained himself. After about 25 years at Deniliquin, Mr.Dean returned to Tasmania, and followed his profession, until he retired about five years ago. He was associated with the Tasmanian Turf Club as veterinary surgeon, and was a judge of horses at shows. His first wife died at Deniliquin, leaving a family of three daughters and one son. On returning to Tasmania, Mr. Dean married
again, and some time ago his wife pre deceased him.
The funeral, which will be private, will take place at the Carr Villa Cemetery.
Sixth Generation
Arthur J Dean (John William, William, Paul, Richard, Francis) was born in 1888. He died in 1933 in Deniliquin, NSW, Australia. The cause of death was Gangrene.
Died from Gangrene after a logging accident.
Arthur married Alice Malcolm in 1908 in Deniliquin, NSW, Australia.
Alice Malcolm's father was Robert Stanley Jeffs Malcolm
He was born on the Aurora just outside the heads of Port Philip. His parent's were Duncan and Isabella who were married 28 Nov 1831, Paisley, Renfrew, Scotland.The family came to Australia as assisted immigrants on the ship
Aurora,arriving at Point Henry at noon on the 7/12/1848 having sailed
from Plymouth on the 17/8/1848, under the regulations of the Colonial
land and emigration commissioners, surgeon supt. Robert Smith Jeffs MD.
Master Valentine Ryan, tonnage 536 n.m.. The journey took 111 days. They
were admitted into the Geelong depot on 23 Dec 1848, leaving on 10 Jan
1849. The following details are taken from the shipping register.
Name Calling Age Read/Wr Religion Employer Terms Wages (p/a) Rations
Duncan Agl Labourer 35y both Presby. Norman Armstrong 12 mths 30/0/0 with
Isabella Housekeeper 34y both " Barwon River " ----- with
Elizabeth Housemaid 16y read only Capt F.Fyans Geel. 3mths 18/0/0 with
William Son 13y read only A.F.Eyre,Geelong 12 mths 8/0/0 with
Eliza(sic)(=Isabella) 11y read only with parents
Agnes 4y neither " "
Robert inf. " "
In the Geelong Advertiser on 23/12/1848, it was reported that 12 families had stayed the allotted time in port on the Aurora, and were to be moved to the shore. Their names were listed in the newspaper as it was thought that some of them had friends or relatives on land. It mentioned " Duncan Malcolm, wife and 3 children".
Presumably Elizabeth and William were placed with their employers by this time.
There are 10 children named on Isabella's death cert. There seem to have been three children named Duncan.Robert was the informant on his mothers death certificate.
Their Children as listed on her death certificate ages in 1869
Elizabeth 37
Duncan deceased
William 34
Isabella 32
Janice deceased
Agnes deceased
Duncan deceased
Robert 21
Mary deceased
Duncan 14
Isabella Malcolm died September 6th 1869 aged 59 yrs and 39 weeks. Buried September 8th 1869 at Hamilton Cemetery.
Robert Stanley Jeffs married Louisa TaylorLouisa Taylor, born 6 Oct 1853, Thebarton, Sth Aust.
Robert and Louisa had two children in Victoria, before moving to NSW.
Louisa born 20 May 1874, Hamilton, Vic.
Mary born 1875, Hamilton Vic.Albert 1877, Deniliquin
Hamilton 1879 Deniliquin
Richard J 1882 Deniliquin
Alice 1883 Deniliquin
Roberts death was reported in the Hamilton Spectator.
Hamilton Spectator(14/8/1884) "On the 18th July died at his residence in Deniliquin after a short illness, Robert S.J.Malcolm aged 36 yr, his death was deeply regretted by all who knew him".
Arthur and Alice had the following children:
Doris B Malcolm was born in 1903.
Edith M B Malcolm was born in 1906.
Mary Dean was born in 1909.
John Dean was born in 1911.
Robert M Dean was born in 1914. He died on 18 Feb 1934 in Hospital, Deniliquin, NSW, Australia. The cause of death was Meningitis .
Stanley Dean was born in 1916.
Gordon Dean was born on 27 Mar 1919 in Deniliquin, NSW, Australia.
Allan Dean was born on 12 Dec 1922. He died in 1983.
Hazel Margaret Dean was born on 31 May 1925.
Seventh Generation
Allan Dean (Arthur J, John William, William, Paul, Richard, Francis)
was born on 12 Dec 1922 in Deniliquin, NSW, Australia. He died in Melbourne 4 September 1983. Allan married Dulcie Gwendoline White 1 February 1946.
They had the following children:
Ronald James was born on 9 May 1947.
Judith Anne was born on 31 Jul 1952.
Robert Stanley was born on 30 Jun 1956
Leslie Malcolm was born on 1 Feb 1964.
Eighth Generation
Ronald James (Allan James, Arthur J, John William, William, Paul, Richard, Francis)
married Marjorie Cooper 1973
They have the following children:
Matthew Laurence born 12 November 1975
Amy Louise was born 23 August 1978
Judith Anne married David Edwin Fairless 7 November 1970
They have the following children:
Michelle Anne was born 17 October 1975
Adam David was born 2 March 1977
Robert married (1) Jane Trowell in 1977 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Robert married (2) Janice Hill .
Her children:
Mark Steven Roberts was born1967
Danny Ivan Hill was born 1969
Leslie Malcolm married Joanne Davey
They have the following child:
Zoe Lee was born 12 September 2008
Ninth Generation
Matthew Laurence (Ronald James, Allan James, Arthur J, John William, William, Paul, Richard, Francis)
Partner Nicole
They have the following children:
Jacinta Jade was born 8 September 2005
Robert James was born 3 October 2006
Michelle Anne married Darryl Brown 21 August 2001
They have the following child:
Jessica Lauren was born 12 September 2007
Mark & Linda have the following children:
Samantha Linda Roberts was born 1990
Jessie May Roberts was born 1997
Danny & Felicity had the following children:
Brylie Dannii was born 1994
Taylor Jade was born 1998
Zac Cooper was born 1999
Tenth Generation
Jacinta Jade (Matthew Laurence, Ronald James, Allan James, Arthur J, John William, William, Paul, Richard, Francis) born 8 September 2005
Robert James was born 3 October 2006
Jessica Lauren Brown was born 12 September 2007
For information the White - Mantell family please see:
http://white-mantell.blogspot.com/
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