Walter JOYCE (1650 – 1713) was Alex’s 9th Great Grandfather; one of 1,024 in this generation of the Shaw line.
Walter Joyce was born about 1650 in England. Many geneologies say he was born in Marshfield, Plymouth, Mass, but he could have been born in Gloucestershire, England. Walter was in Marshfield by 1668. He married Elizabeth LOW in 1676 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Mass.. Although records of his origin, birth, siblings, marriage, and death have not yet been located, the births of seven children are registered at Marshfield, Massachusetts, between 1676 and 1693. Walter died in 1713
Elizabeth Low was born about 1660. Her parents were John LOW and Elizabeth HOWLAND. Elizabeth died 21 Aug 1698 in Marshfield, Mass.
Children of Walter and Elizabeth:
Name | Born | Married | Departed | |
1. | Lucretia Joyce | 3 OCT 1676 Marshfield, Plymouth, Mass |
Samuel Sylvester 9 OCT 1700 Marshfield |
1 JAN 1717/18 Marshfield |
2. | Thomas Joyce | 19 APR 1679 Marshfield |
Elizabeth Bent 31 OCT 1701 Marshfield |
Apr 1732 or Jan 1755 Marshfield |
3. | Mary JOYCE | 12 Nov 1682 Marshfield |
James GORHAM 29 Sep 1709 |
28 Jun 1778 |
4. | Elizabeth Joyce | 24 MAR 1683/84 Marshfield |
David Hershey 12 MAY 1721 Hingham, Mass |
1733 |
5. | Abigail Joyce | 26 OCT 1687 Marshfield, Plymouth, Mass |
ca. 1700 Marshfield |
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6. | Seth Joyce | 26 JUL 1691 Marshfield |
Rachel Sherman 9 NOV 1726 Marshfield |
18 SEP 1750 Marshfield |
7. | Bathsheba Joyce | 17 JAN 1692/93 Marshfield |
Ebenezer Mahurin 12 DEC 1718 Marshfield |
1755 Morris, New Jersey |
John Joyce removed 1637 to Sandwich, thence to Yarmouth in 1643 being in list of those able to bear arms that year in both towns. Had Abigail in 1646 in Yarmouth where he died 1666. His widow Dorothy(Dority) died 1680. In his will names only Hosea, Mary, and Dorcas. He was married to Dority COCHET before 1646 in England. Children were: Hosea JOYCE , Abigail JOYCE, Dorothy JOYCE, Mary JOYCE. Walter was born just after, could he be another son?
Children
1. Lucretia Joyce
Lucretia’s husband Samuel Sylvester was born 1676 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Mass. His parents were John Silvester and Sarah [__?__]. Samuel died 6 Jan 1735 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Mass
2. Thomas Joyce
Thomas’ wife Elizabeth Bent was born 1673 in Sudbury, Middlesex, Mass. His parents were Joseph Bent and Elizabeth Bourne. Thomas died in 1719 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Mass.
Will: Will written 26 Sep 1744, gives equal cash and movable estate to “my three dau. Abigail Lapham, Lydia Joyce & Naomy Joyce”; while Lydia and Naomy unmarried, to have use of westerly end of dwelling house, use of “sellar”, apples from trees, a cow and a swine; with that reservation, all housing and lands in Marshfield to sole excr, son John. Wit. James, Hannah, James Jr. Sprague. Probated Jan.25, 1755. Settlement to Joseph Lapham Jr. and Abigail, Timothy and Lydia Silvester, Naomi Joyce from excr. John Joyce on Mar. 24, 1755; estate 130 pds.
3. Mary JOYCE (See James GORHAM‘s page)
4. Elizabeth Joyce
Elizabeth’s husband David Hershey was born 28 Jan 1686 in Abington, Plymouth, Mass. He first married 6 Aug 1707 in Bridgewater, Mass to Esther Reed (b. 1686 in East Bridgewater, Plymouth, Mass. – d. 1721). His parents were William Hersey and Sarah Langlee.
6. Seth Joyce
Seth’s wife Rachel Sherman was born 29 Apr 1702 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Mass. Her parents were Ebenezer Sherman and Margaret Decrow. Rachel died 5 Dec 1754 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Mas
7. Bathsheba Joyce
Bathsheba’s husband Ebenezer Mahurin was born 1691 in Taunton, Bristol, Mass. His parents were Hugh Mahurin and Mary Campbell. Ebenezer died in Nov 1755 in Pequannock, Morris, New Jersey,
Sources:
http://www.genealogyofnewengland.com/b_j.htm
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/report/rr_idx/idx120.html#JOYCE
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Coat of Arms removed, when he immigrated Walter Joyce was not part of the gentry and he did not have a coat of arms when he came to America.