1. ROBERT² JOYNT (UNKNOWN¹) was born 1817 in County Mayo, Ireland, and died August 20, 1894 in Lambton, Ontario, Canada (Source: Schedule of Deaths, Lambton, Ontario, Canada, Certificate no 31 also stamped 008524, Name: Robert JoyntWhen Died: August 20th, 1894Sex: MaleAge: 78 yearsRank or Profession:FarmerWhere Born: IrelandCertified Cause of death and Duration of Illness: Died suddenly without any particular troubleName of physician: No DrSignature, Description and residence of Informant:Dudley Joynt, son,Iwf sigWhen registered: October 4, 1894Religious denomination of deceased: Ch of EnglandSignature of Registrar: William Douglas.). He married MARIA CANTON in Possibly Leeds Co, Ontario, Canada. She was born 1819 in County Mayo, Ireland, and died March 04, 1892.

Notes for ROBERT JOYNT:

The two immigrated to Canada and lived on a farm in an area know as New Boyne, located between Brockville and Smith Falls in Eastern Ontario. Their entire family of eight children was born on this farm. Later they moved to the Camlachie area. There, in the 1880s Robert acquired lots of land just west of the village of Camlachie and relocated the family.

From Keith Delmage:

Exact location of property is:

East part of Lot No. 8 and the West part of Lot No. 9, Con 9 Plympton Township, Lambton Co. Province of Ontario, Canada. I understand that they moved from Leeds County in Eastern Ontario to Camlackie in the year their youngest, Charles, was born in 1862. (Leeds County is just south of Smith Falls.).

From a Short History of Christ Anglican Church in Camlachie.

Since 1877, Christ Church has stood as a testimonial to dedicated pioneers and faithful parishioners. Lord Egremont established a settlement in Errol about 1833. The Errol cemetery was the early Anglican cemetery. Family plots in 1903 were sold for $6.00; single plots for $3.00. The cemetery was closed for burials in the 1920s, but maintained by Christ Church until taken over by Plympton Twp in 1982. Early in 1877 a number of Anglicans in the growing community of Camlachie decided a Church of England was needed. Rev. Isaac Bearfoot, an Indian priest, spearheaded a group that included Joseph Kennedy, A.T. Hill, Robert Joynt and Walter Core to draw up a list of people to subscribe toward construction of the Church.

Year of birth given by family member as 1817. 1871 Census, Plympton Twp, Dist 3 page 32/33 gives age as 52 so could be born 1818-1819. 1871 census also lists all children as being born in Ireland

More About ROBERT JOYNT:

Burial: 1894, Errol Cemetery, Camlachie, Ontario (Source: Errol Cemetery Records, 59, Robert Joynt died Aug 20, 1894 age 77 yrs.)

Occupation: 1871, Farmer (Source: 1871 Census Plympton Twp, Lambton, Ontario, Canada, 32-33.)

Religion: 1871, Church of England (Source: 1871 Census Plympton Twp, Lambton, Ontario, Canada.)

Notes for MARIA CANTON:

First name listed as Minah on 1871 census. Also age listed as 50 so Dob could be 1820-1821.

More About MARIA CANTON:

Burial: 1882, Errol Cemetery, Camlachie, Ontario (Source: Errol Cemetery Records, 59, In memory of Maria, wife of Robert Joynt died Mar. 4, 1882 age 73 yearsShe's gone to dwell with saints above. And rest in God's eternal love.)

Marriage Notes for ROBERT JOYNT and MARIA CANTON:

Pre 1858 marriage books for Lambton Co,Ontario Co were searched for marriage but nothing found.

Children of ROBERT JOYNT and MARIA CANTON are:

2. i. ALECIA³ JOYNT, b. 1847, New Boyne, Ontario, Canada; d. 1911.

3. ii. JOHN C JOYNT, b. February 22, 1851, New Boyne, Ontario, Canada; d. 1925.

4. iii. DUDLEY JOYNT, b. December 19, 1852, New Boyne, Ontario, Canada; d. December 27, 1924, Camlachie, Ontario, Canada.

iv. ELLEN JOYNT, b. 1854, New Boyne, Ontario, Canada; d. December 1929.

Notes for ELLEN JOYNT:

1901 Census living with brother, Joseph and sister, Caroline.

Birthdate probably erroneously listed on 1901 census as 9 Nov 1863. Gravestone lists 1855 and family info lists 1854 as year of birth.

From Sarnia Observer, 9 Dec 1929 p10:

Miss Ellen Joynt

Wyoming, Dec. 9-(Special to Canadian Observer). The death occurred yesterday at the home of Mrs. Richard Taylor of Miss Ellen Joynt at the age of 75 years. Miss Joynt resided at Camlachie prior to the past two or three years when she lived at the home of her niece, Mrs. Taylor, from whose home the funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday with interment in Errol Cemetery.

More About ELLEN JOYNT:

Burial: 1930, Errol Cemetery, Camlachie, Ontario

5. v. ROBERT D JOYNT, b. 1858, New Boyne, Ontario, Canada; d. 1925.

vi. CAROLINE JOYNT, b. 1857, New Boyne, Ontario, Canada; d. March 28, 1923, Camlachie, Ontario, Canada (Source: Errol Cemetery Records.).

Notes for CAROLINE JOYNT:

Never married.

1901 census probably erroneously lists dob as 31 Aug 1865.

From Sarnia Observer 29 May 1923 pg 8

Miss Carrie Joynt

(Special to Canadian Observer)

Camlachie, May 29, Miss Carrie Joynt, who has been ill for some months, passed away yesterday afternoon. Having lived here all her life, she was well known and a much respected citizen. She was a member of Christ Church. One sister, Miss Ellen, at home and four brothers, Dudley, John and Joseph of Camlachie, and Robert of Detroit survive her. Funeral arrangements are not complete.

More About CAROLINE JOYNT:

Burial: 1923, Errol Cemetery, Camlachie, Ontario (Source: Errol Cemetery Records, 59, Carrie Joynt died Mar. 28, 1923 aged 66 yrs. At Rest.)

vii. JOSEPH W JOYNT, b. 1859, New Boyne, Ontario, Canada; d. January 27, 1928, Camlachie, Ontario, Canada (Source: Errol Cemetery Records, 59, Joseph Joynt died Jan. 27, 1928 age 71 yrs.).

Notes for JOSEPH W JOYNT:

1901 census probably erroneously lists dob as 9 Aug 1867.

Never married.

1901 census living with sisters Caroline (Carrie) and Ellen.

From the Sarnia Observer, Saturday, 28 Jan 1928 pg 12:

Joseph Joynt

Camlachie, Jan. 28-(Special to the Canadian Observer)-A lifelong resident of Plympton township in the person of Joseph Joynt, aged 71, died on Friday morning. Residing on the Egremont road, a half mile west from teh village, he was well known here. He was an Anglican and attended Christ Church. One sister, Carrie, and four brothers, Dudley, John, Charles and Robert as well as his parents pre-deceased him. One sister, Ellen, who resided with him survives. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Errol Cemetery.

More About JOSEPH W JOYNT:

Burial: 1928, Errol Cemetery, Camlachie, Ontario (Source: Errol Cemetery Records.)

Occupation: 1901, Farmer (Source: 1901 Census Plympton twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada.)

6. viii. CHARLES JOYNT, b. April 30, 1865, New Boyne, Ontario, Canada; d. 1915.

 

2. ALECIA³ JOYNT (ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born 1847 in New Boyne, Ontario, Canada, and died 1911. She married JACOB DELMAGE. He was born 1818, and died 1899.

More About ALECIA JOYNT:

Burial: 1911, Forest, Ontario, Canada

Child of ALECIA JOYNT and JACOB DELMAGE is:

i. JACOB WESLEY⁴ DELMAGE, b. Bet. 1882 - 1883, Plympton, Ontario, Canada (Source: Marriages Lambton Records Vo. 2, 18.); m. RACHEL ELIZABETH CODLING, November 09, 1912, Forest, Ontario, Canada (Source: Marriages Lambton Records Vo. 2, 18, Delmage, Jacob Wesley, 29, born plympton, son of Jacob Delmage and Alicia Joynt, married 11 September 1912 at Forest, Codling, Rachel Elizabeth, 27, of Bosanquet, born Plympton, daughter of William Codling and Elizabeth King,. Witnesses: Bertha Delmage, Plympton, Thomas W. Codling, Royal Oak, Michigan.); b. Bet. 1884 - 1886, Plympton, Ontario, Canada (Source: Marriages Lambton Records Vo. 2, 18.).

 

3. JOHN C³ JOYNT (ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born February 22, 1851 in New Boyne, Ontario, Canada (Source: 1901 Census Plympton twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada.), and died 1925. He married MARGERY JOYNT, daughter of JOHN JOYNT and MARIA LAYNG. She was born November 29, 1852 in Ontario (Source: 1901 Census Plympton twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada.), and died June 29, 1915.

Notes for JOHN C JOYNT:

From Ann Joynt Wilmarthe:

Uncle John lived across the road from Uncle Dudley's farm in a beautiful yellow stone big two storey house with iron work. He lived here alone. When he died no one knew it for eight days. As far as I know his only offspring was Mamie who married Fred.

From the Sarnia Observer 10 Aug 1925 p. 10

John Joynt Dead for Days on His Camlachie Farm

Entry Made to House When Horse is Found Unfed-Heart Attack

(Special to Canadian Observer)

Camlachie, Aug 10- John Joynt, a farmer residing on the Egremont road a half mile west of Camlachie, was found dead in his farmhouse on Saturday afternoon. He had been dead for about a week.

Joynt, who was known to suffer from heart trouble, had insisted on staying alone at the farm. He had intended going away on a visit a week ago Saturday and when his neighbors failed to observe him around they concluded he had taken his trip. On Saturday Charles Cates and son went to the farm on business. They noticed that the horse in the stable was apparently unfed and unwatered and became suspicious. They wired to Mr. Joynt's son-in-law, F.W. McCordic of Thedford, and got permission to enter the house. Mr. Joynt was found dead.

Old Resident.

He was aged 78 years and had resided in this district for 25 years. His wife died ten years ago and surviving are two daughters, Mrs. F.W. McCordic of Thedford, Mrs. F. Smith of Sarnia, one son, Robert of Sarnia.

The funeral was held Sunday afternoon to Blackwell Cemetery,the Rev. Mr. Petter of Plympton officiating.

The pallbearers were ??? Schram, Wm. Matthews, ?? Heath, Thos. Tose, J.P. ??? and Chas. Cates.

More About JOHN C JOYNT:

Burial: 1925, Blackwell, crossroad near Sarnia (Source: Blackwell Cemetery Records, 18, John C. JoyntBorn 1850Died 1925.)

Occupation: 1871, Farmer (Source: 1871 Census Plympton Twp, Lambton, Ontario, Canada.)

Religion: 1881, Church of England (Source: 1881 Point Edward, Ontario Census.)

More About MARGERY JOYNT:

Burial: 1915, Blackwell Cemetery, Sarnia Twp, Ontario (Source: Blackwell Cemetery Records, 18, Marjery beloved wife of John Joyntborn Nov. 29, 1852died June 29, 1915aged 63 years, 7 mos.)

Religion: 1881, Church of England (Source: 1881 Point Edward, Ontario Census.)

Children of JOHN JOYNT and MARGERY JOYNT are:

i. MAGGIE MAUD⁴ JOYNT, b. October 1884; d. March 21, 1886 (Source: Blackwell Cemetery Records, Maggie Mauddau. of J.C. & M. Joyntdied 21 Mar 1886aged 2 yrs, 6 mos, and 4 days.).

More About MAGGIE MAUD JOYNT:

Burial: Blackwell Cemetery, Sarnia Twp, Ontario

7. ii. MARY MARIA JOYNT, b. Bet. 1879 - 1880.

8. iii. ROBERT ORMSBY JOYNT, b. September 15, 1880, Ontario; d. 1949.

iv. LENA B JOYNT, b. January 10, 1888.

 

4. DUDLEY³ JOYNT (ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born December 19, 1852 in New Boyne, Ontario, Canada (Source: 1901 Census Plympton twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada.), and died December 27, 1924 in Camlachie, Ontario, Canada (Source: Newspaper announcement.). He married (1) MARY CORE. She was born Abt. August 1859 in Ontario (Source: 1891 Census West Lambton, Plympton Twp, Ontario, Canada.), and died October 28, 1885 in Camlachie, Ontario, Canada (Source: Errol Cemetery Records.). He married (2) MARY ANN JOYNT. She was born July 01, 1867 in Leeds County, Ontario (Source: 1901 Census Plympton twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada.), and died March 03, 1954 in Camlachie, Ontario, Canada (Source: Newspaper announcement.).

Notes for DUDLEY JOYNT:

Don't know if children are from first or second wife.

Notes by Ann Joynt Wilmarthe:

Uncle Dudley-He was gone when I visited his family. His son Justin was blond, about 20 years; and his sister Lillian who was darker complected. Black hair and wore the same georgette dress to church every Sunday, also gloves to the elbow an no hat that I can remember. Justin worked their farm. Though it was a full farm, threshing, milking,etc, he also worked in a factory in Sarnia. There were three elderly sisters, maybe Aunt Molly was Dudley's wife. The house was a lovely little white frame house. All oil lamps wherever you were. Their little parlor had a brass easle in the corner with a 2 ft. gilt edged picture on it. The lace curtains were protected by the shades drawn at all times. It was saved for company and I just had one short peak. The lawns were beautiful, we played croquet, other times we jumped in the hay, and had family reunions with lots and lots of people, food, dancing and singing.

From a short history of Christ Anglican Church in Camlachie:

The large brass offertory plate is a memorial to Dudley Joynt (1852-1924), sometime People's Warden and son of pioneer member Robert Joynt, by his wife Elva and son Justus, from whom also came the frontals for the lectern and the pulpit.

From Sarnia Observer Monday, Dec 29, 1924 p. 8:

Dudley Joynt

(Special to Canadian Observer)

Camlachie, Dec 29, about one o'clock Saturday morning, after a long illness followed by a slight stroke, Dudley Joynt died at his home a half mile west of the village. Mr. Joynt was well known and highly respected in the community and was a member of Christ Anglican Church. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Richard Taylor of Wyoming and Mrs. J.G. Ritchie of Windsor and two sons, William and Justus at home, also three brothers survive, Robert of Detroit, John and Joseph of Plympton, and one sister, Ellen of Plympton. Funeral arrangements are not yet complete.

More About DUDLEY JOYNT:

Burial: 1924, Errol Cemetery, Camlachie, Ontario

Occupation: 1871, Farmer (Source: 1871 Census Plympton Twp, Lambton, Ontario, Canada.)

Notes for MARY CORE:

Possibly died of complications of childbirth since she died 10 days after birth of son, William.

Also in same burial plot is stone:

In memory of Alice, daughter of Dudley and Mary E Joynt died Jan. 13, 1885 aged 9 mos, 5 days.

This is confusing since that would have meant Alice was born March of 1885 and if William was born Oct. of 1885 then how does that happen? So who is Alice and when was she really born? Or was she twin of Wm and born in Oct?

From Forest Free Press 2 Nov 1905:

Mrs. Dudley Joynt, Camlachie, died on Oct. 28th, aged 25 years. deceased was the eldest daughter of Wm. Core, 8th line, and had been married about four years. The remains were interred at Errol. Her husband and two children survive her.

More About MARY CORE:

Burial: 1885, Errol Cemetery, Camlachie, Ontario (Source: Errol Cemetery Records, 60, In memory of Mary E., beloved wife of Dudley Joynt died Oct. 28, 1885 aged 26 yrs, 3 mos.As a wife devoted, as a mother affectionate, as a friend ever kind and true.)

Notes for MARY ANN JOYNT:

From the Sarnia Observer Ontario Canada Friday 5 Mar 1954 p 16:

Mrs. Mary Joynt

Mrs. Mary Joint, 86, of Camlachie, died in St. Joseph's Hospital on Wednesday, after a short illness.

Mrs. Joynt was the widow of Dudley Joynt, who died 29 years ago. She was born in Leeds County.

Mrs. Joynt was a member of the Camlachie Anglican Church.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Celia Taylor of Wyoming and Mrs. James G. Ritchie (Lillian) of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; one son, Justice, of Camlachie; eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

The body is at the McKay and White Funeral Home, Wyoming, until Sunday when service will be conducted from Christ Anglican Church, Camlachie at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. W.W. Smith, officiating.

Interment will be in Errol Cemetery.

Children of DUDLEY JOYNT and MARY CORE are:

9. i. CECELIA M⁴ JOYNT, b. March 14, 1883, Ontario.

ii. WILLIAM JOYNT, b. October 18, 1885, Ontario (Source: 1901 Census Plympton twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada.); d. 1931 (Source: Errol Cemetery Records.).

Children of DUDLEY JOYNT and MARY JOYNT are:

10. iii. C JUSTUS⁴ JOYNT.

iv. LILLIAN JOYNT, b. September 23, 1894, Ontario (Source: 1901 Census Plympton twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada.); m. JAMES G RITCHIE, Abt. November 13, 1923, Wyoming, Ontario, Canada.

Marriage Notes for LILLIAN JOYNT and JAMES RITCHIE:

From Sarnia Observer 13 Nov 1923 pg 5:

Ritchie-Joynt

A quiet wedding was solemnized at St. John's church, Wyoming, on Saturday afternoon, at 4:30, when Margaret Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley, Camlachie, became the bride of James G. Ritchie of Windsor, Ont, the ceremony being conducted by Rev. W.J.N. Petter. The bride was charmingley attired in navy chiffon velvet with shoes and hat of beaver shade and carried bronze mums. Miss Coreta McCordic of Toronto, a cousin of the bride, dressed in olive green canton crepe, with hat of coral duvetyne, acted as bridesmaid and carried yellow mums. Justus Joynt, brother of the bride, acted as groomsman. The young couple left on the 5 o'clock train from Wyoming for London and points east and will make their future home in Windsor.

 

5. ROBERT D³ JOYNT (ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born 1858 in New Boyne, Ontario, Canada, and died 1925. He married LAURETTA TINSLEY. She was born 1861, and died 1921.

Notes for ROBERT D JOYNT:

Wagonmaker in what was then the outskirts of Detroit. The business moved into the motorized custom truck body business and survived until mid-depression.

From Ann Joynt Willmarthe:

Grandpa and Grandma lived on a little street named Mulberry. It was just down the street from where I lived, it was just off Vermont, where "the shop" was, a couple blocks down. I loved being there. I loved and adored Aunt Venie. On a winter night they would bring a bowl of red apples up from the basement, Grandpa would always have a piece of round steak after dinner. He would open the door of the base burner stove and roast the little piece, (hardly a bite) on the stove holding it with a fork, and he alwasy gave me a nibble. Then he would lie down on the horse hair couch and sing Irish tunes to me and bounce me up and down. On warm days aunt Venie would give me 5c to go over to Mrs. Woods candy store to buy a bag of humbug candy. It was in a blue striped bag. Aunt Venie and I would sit in the shade of the Mulberry bush and enjoy the hot afternoon. Then Grandpa loved racing his sulkey with his horse Toledo. One night, I remember him washing his ear in the kitchen sink, all bloody from where the horse bit him. He would give us all a quarter for passing our grade, when we showed him our report card, and promised all the boys a watch if they reached 21 without smoking.

From Jack Walter Joynt <Jwjoynt@aol.com>

Today, wife Lucille (Cille) and daughter Alice visited the family plot at

Woodmere Cemetery in Detroit. Located, with an enormous stone monument, were

the following

ROBERT D. JOYNT 1858-1925, my grandfather.

LAURETTE JOYNT 1861-1921, my grandmother, Robert's wife.

JOHN DUDLEY JOYNT 1888-1938, my father

ELIZABETH Gillespie JOYNT 1891-1985, my stepmother

CLARENCE F. JOYNT 1898-1947, Robert D's son and my father's brother.

More About ROBERT D JOYNT:

Burial: Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan

Notes for LAURETTA TINSLEY:

By Ann Joynt Wilmarthe:

Our grandmother was a sweet quiet lady who married at the age of 17. She was English. Before she married her name was Tinsley. Her brother Frank, married an English girl after the first world war. He had been a British soldier; the girl was from Wimbledon. (Aunt Nelly). I remember taking her and her sister who was visiting her around central Park in New York in one of those carriages. Frank and his wife had a daughter named Annie who I guess lives in Chicago.

More About LAURETTA TINSLEY:

Burial: 1921, Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, MI (Source: Note from Jack Walter Joynt.)

Children of ROBERT JOYNT and LAURETTA TINSLEY are:

i. CLARENCE F⁴ JOYNT, b. 1898; d. 1947; m. (1) FLOSSIE; m. (2) AMY.

More About CLARENCE F JOYNT:

Burial: 1947, Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, MI

11. ii. LAVINIA CAROLINE JOYNT, b. August 31, 1891, Detroit, Michigan.

12. iii. JOHN DUDLEY JOYNT, b. 1888; d. 1938.

13. iv. ROBERT JOYNT.

v. PEARL JOYNT, m. WILL RITCHIE.

 

6. CHARLES³ JOYNT (ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born April 30, 1865 in New Boyne, Ontario, Canada (Source: 1901 Census Warwick Twp, Lambton Co, Ontario.), and died 1915. He married ELEANOR ISABELLA JOHNSTON June 1907 in Warwick, Ontario, Canada. She was born September 15, 1866 in Ontario (Source: 1901 Census Warwick Twp, Lambton Co, Ontario.), and died March 19, 1940 in Watford, Ontario, Canada.

More About CHARLES JOYNT:

Burial: 1915, Watford (Source: Watford Cemetery Records, 118, Plot 6Charles Joynt1865-1915.)

Occupation: 1891, Farmer (Source: 1891 Census West Lambton, Plympton Twp, Ontario, Canada, 11-12.)

Religion: 1891, Church of England (Source: 1891 Census West Lambton, Plympton Twp, Ontario, Canada.)

Notes for ELEANOR ISABELLA JOHNSTON:

From Sarnia Observer, Wednesday, 20 Mar 1940 p. 8:

Mrs. Charles Joynt dies at Watford

Well-Known Resident Had Been Ill for Seven Weeks-Funeral Thursday

Watford, March 20 (Special) The death occurred early Tuesday morning at her residence on Fron street, Watford, of Eleanor Isabella Johnston Joynt, widow of the late Charles Joynt, in her 74th year. Mrs. Joynt had been ill for the past seven weeks with her daughter, Miss Edith Joynt, Reg. N., attending her.

Born on the Fourth line near Kerwood, she lived her entire lifetime in this district. After their marriage they lived on 12 elderoad and Second line, west of Watford, where her husband died 25 years ago in April 1915. For the past ten years Mrs. Joynt has resided in Watford with her daughter, Miss Edith Joynt. Throughout her lifetime she was a devout member of St. Andrew's United Church.

Surviving are two sons and one daughter: John Robert and Miss Edith Gertrude, both of Watford, and Clarence Ewart, a grocer in Thamesville; four sisters, Mrs Alice Rapson of Watford, Mrs. Edward Symington, of Cadogan, Alberta, Mrs. Thomas Somerville of Camlachie, Mrs. John F. Parker, of Detroit; three brothers, Benjamin Johnston of Saskatoon, H.J. Johnston of Winnipeg, and J.B. Johnston of Cadogan, Alberta.

The funeral will be held on Thursday afternoon with service at her residence at two o'clock conducted by Rev. C. Sinclair Jones of St. Andrew's church and her nephew, Rev. A Rapson, of Rutherford United Church. The pallbearers will be six nephews: Thomas Sommerville Jr., and Justus Joynt, Camlachie, Wesley Delmage, Forest, Robert Joynt, Sarnia, Clarence and Robert Joynt of Detroit.

More About ELEANOR ISABELLA JOHNSTON:

Burial: Watford Cemetery (Source: Watford Cemetery Records, 118, Eleanor I. Johnston1866-1940Wife of Charles Joynt.)

Marriage Notes for CHARLES JOYNT and ELEANOR JOHNSTON:

From Forest Free Press, 6 June 1907

Eleanor, daughter of J.B. Johnston, Kenwood, was married to J. Joynt of Warwick, by the Rev. W .Shaw.

Children of CHARLES JOYNT and ELEANOR JOHNSTON are:

14. i. JOHN ROBERT⁴ JOYNT, b. May 07, 1890, Ontario; d. 1981.

ii. EDITH GERTRUDE JOYNT, b. December 23, 1895, Ontario (Source: 1901 Census Plympton twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada.); d. November 23, 1959 (Source: Watford Cemetery Records, Edith G JoyntBorn Dec 23, 1895Died Nov 23, 1959.).

Notes for EDITH GERTRUDE JOYNT:

1901 transcribed census has question mark next to name. Could it also have been Letitia? Also question mark to Middle Initial of G.

More About EDITH GERTRUDE JOYNT:

Occupation: 1940, Registered Nurse/Watford, Ontario, Canada (Source: Obit of Elizabeth Isabella Johnston Joynt.)

iii. CLARENCE EWART JOYNT, b. October 20, 1891, Ontario (Source: 1901 Census Warwick Twp, Lambton Co, Ontario.); d. 1977 (Source: Watford Cemetery Records.); m. MARY KATHLEEN SMITH, September 08, 1935, Watford, Ontario, Canada; b. October 07, 1904, Warwick Twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada (Source: Descendants of William Smith FTM page.); d. 1974.

More About CLARENCE EWART JOYNT:

Burial: Watford Cemetery (Source: Watford Cemetery Records, 118, Clarence E Joynt1900-1977Beloved Husband of Mary K. Smith.)

Occupation: 1940, grocer/Thamesville, Ontario, Canada (Source: Obit of Elizabeth Isabella Johnston Joynt.)

More About MARY KATHLEEN SMITH:

Burial: Watford Cemetery (Source: Watford Cemetery Records, 118, Mary K. Smith1904-1974Beloved wife of Clarence E Joynt.)

Marriage Notes for CLARENCE JOYNT and MARY SMITH:

From the Sarnia Observer, Wednesday, 11 Sept 1935 p 5

Watford, Sept 11-(Sepcial to the Canadian Observer)-St Andrew's Church, Watford, was the scene of the wedding of Mary Kathleen, elder daughter of William A. Smith and Clarence Ewart son of Mrs. Eleanor Joynt of Watford, at three o'clock Satruday afternoon. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father was attended by her sister, Miss Marguerite Smith of London. The Rev. Sinclair Jones officiated and as Mr. Herbert Clarke, organist of the church played the wedding march, the bride entered attractively dressed in deep blueberry crepe on tailored lines, with velvet hat and suede shoes in matching shade. Her flowers were white lillies and deep purple asters. The bridesmaid's dress, also tailored style, was mustard crepe with brown accessories and she carried orchid gladioli and gold baby mums. Tom Somerville of Camlachie was the best man. Dinner was served to eighteen guests at the home of the bride on the fourth line, after which Mr. and Mrs. Joynt left for Northern Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia and when they return will reside in Windsor. Mrs. Joynt travelled in a brown swagger suit with dark brown accessories. Her gift from the bridegroom was a white gold bracelet with turquoise setting. The bridesmaid received a beaded evening bag and the best man a belt with silver buckle. Mr. Helen B. Gardner of Philadelphia, Pa. and Miss Edith Johnson, of Detroit, were out-of-town guests.

 

7. MARY MARIA⁴ JOYNT (JOHN C³, ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born Bet. 1879 - 1880. She married FRED MCCORDIC November 29, 1898 in Camlachie, Ontario, Canada.

Notes for MARY MARIA JOYNT:

From a short history of Christ Anglican Church in Camlachie:

On Jan. 6, 1914, the Ladies Guild had been organized by Mrs. McCordic, the station-master's wife, to promote the temporal, spiritual, social, and missionary work of the Church. The Guild made and donated choir gowns 1943, and the Guild evolved into the A.C.W. in 1970.

Notes for FRED MCCORDIC:

From Ann Joynt Wilamarthe:

They had a very beautiful daughter named Corita, another, my age, named Florence. Fred took all the messages; to the town in Morse Code; at the rail road station as he was station master. He carried the mail over to the general store (post office) and I remember the candy counter 1c. They had a lovely two story house, white. Outside plumbing. I can still smell those green peas we used to pick in the garden.

Marriage Notes for MARY JOYNT and FRED MCCORDIC:

From Forest Standard Dec 8, 1898

McCordic-Joynt

At the residence of the bride's parents, Cmalachie, on Tuesday, Nov. 29th, by the Rev. Gunne of Wyoming, Mr. Fred McCordic of Blackwell, to Miss Mamie Joynt.

Children of MARY JOYNT and FRED MCCORDIC are:

i. MARJORIE⁵ MCCORDIC, b. Abt. January 1908; d. September 01, 1908, Camlachie, Ontario, Canada (Source: Newspaper announcement.).

Notes for MARJORIE MCCORDIC:

From Forest Free Press 10 Sep 1908:

McCordic-At Camlachie on Tuesday, Sept 1st, 1908, Marjorie, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCordic, aged 8 months and 1 week.

ii. CORITA MCCORDIC.

iii. FLORENCE MCCORDIC.

 

8. ROBERT ORMSBY⁴ JOYNT (JOHN C³, ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born September 15, 1880 in Ontario (Source: 1901 Census Plympton twp, Lambton Co, Ontario, Canada.), and died 1949 (Source: Lakeview, Sarnia, Cemetery Records, 153, JoyntRobert O1880-1949.). He married ADA. She was born 1878, and died 1946.

More About ROBERT ORMSBY JOYNT:

Military service: Navy

Notes for ADA:

From the Sarnia Observer, Saturday 8 June 1946:

JOYNT-Passed away at the Family residence, 258 Harkness on Thursday, June 6, 1946, Ada Joynt, beloved wife of Robert Joynt, aged 57 years. Funeral will be held from the D.J. Robb Funeral Home, Davis at Victoria Street, on Sunday, June 9. Service at funeral home at 2 p.m. D.S.T. Interment at Lake View Cemetery.

From the Sarnia Observer, Monday 10 June 1946 p. 14

Mrs. Robt Joynt

Many friends and relatives attended the last rites of Ada Joynt, wife of Robert Joynt, whose funeral was held from the D.J. Robb Funeral Home, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Joynt died at her residence, 258 Harkness street, on Thursday afternoon in her 68th year.

St. John's Anglican choir sang, "Jesus, Lover of my Soul", accompanied by Mrs. G.M. Durban. The Rev J.A.E. Blackwell conducted the service. Pallbearers were Harry Wagar, Edward Robinson, James McDonald, Alex Forbes, Max Fisher, and William Hutchinson. Interment took place at Lakeview cemetery.

More About ADA:

Burial: Lakeview, Sarnia Cemetery

Child of ROBERT JOYNT and ADA is:

i. ORMAY⁵ JOYNT, b. December 02, 1904, Plympton, Ontario, Canada (Source: Newspaper announcement.); d. December 02, 1904, Plympton, Ontario, Canada (Source: Blackwell Cemetery Records, 19, OrmayInfant son of Rob't & Ada joyntDec. 2, 1904.).

Notes for ORMAY JOYNT:

From Forest Free Press 8 Dec 1904:

JOYNT-In Plympton on Friday, Dec 2nd 1904, the wife of Mr. Robt. Joynt of a son-still born.

 

9. CECELIA M⁴ JOYNT (DUDLEY³, ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born March 14, 1883 in Ontario (Source: 1891 Census West Lambton, Plympton Twp, Ontario, Canada.). She married RICHARD TAYLOR August 23, 1904 (Source: Newspaper announcement.).

Marriage Notes for CECELIA JOYNT and RICHARD TAYLOR:

From Forest Standard, Thurs 8 Sep 1904:

Taylor-Joynt

At the rectory, Wyoming, on August 23rd by Rev. J.M. Gunne, Miss Cecily M. Joynt to Mr. Richard Taylor, late of Plympton.

Child of CECELIA JOYNT and RICHARD TAYLOR is:

i. SON⁵ TAYLOR, b. September 18, 1906, Plympton, Ontario, Canada.

Notes for SON TAYLOR:

From the Forest Free Press 20 Sep 1906

Births

TAYLOR- In Plympton on Tuesday, Sept 18th, 1908, the wife of Mr. Richard Taylor of a son.

 

10. C JUSTUS⁴ JOYNT (DUDLEY³, ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) He married ELVA FISHER April 24, 1926 in Wyoming, Ontario, Canada, daughter of A E FISHER.

Marriage Notes for C JOYNT and ELVA FISHER:

From Sarnia Observer 27 Apr 1926 p 5:

Joynt-Fisher

Camlachie, April 27

On Saturday, April 24 at noon, a quiet wedding was solemnized at the rectory, Wyoming, the Rev. Mr. Richardson officiating, when Elva, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Fisher, became the bride of Justus J. Joynt, son of Mrs. Mary and the late Dudley Joynt. The bride was gowned in a pretty dress of sand silk and coat, hat, shoes and hose to match. The happy couple left for Windsor and Detroit on a motor trip.

Children of C JOYNT and ELVA FISHER are:

i. CHARLES GORDON⁵ JOYNT, b. Bet. 1929 - 1930; d. January 16, 1969, Victoria, Ontario, Canada; m. AUDREY HANNAH, February 14, 1953.

Notes for CHARLES GORDON JOYNT:

From the Sarnia Observer Tues 17 Jan 1969 p 9

Dow Employee's Burns Fatal after Two Months

Charles Gordon Joynt, 39, husband of Audrey (Hannah) Joynt of 65 Leopold drive died Monday in Victoria Hospital, London, of burns received Oct 30 at Dow Chemical of Canada, Ltd ammonia plant.

He was born in Camlachie and lived all his lifetime in this area.

Line Broke

Mr. Joynt received burns to 70 per cent of his body, said Dr. John O. Merritt of Lambeth, Middlesex County coroner, who pronounced the Darnian dead at Victoria Hospital.

According to officials of Dow the mishap occurred after a hydrogen line in the ammonia plant ruptured and escaping gas exploded into flames. Two other Dow employees were hurt, but have recovered.

Mr. Joynt was treated at Sarnia General Hospital for three weeks prior to his transfer to Victoria, in London. Surgery was performed last month but, said Dr. Merritt, Mr. Joynt's condition steadily deteriorated.

A Pipefitter

Mr. Joynt was an active member of St. Luke's United Church and was also active in the SMAA. He was employed as a pipefitter at Dow.

Besides his wife he is survived by three sons, Charles William, Robert Douglas and James Richard all at home, hsi parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Justus Joynt of Sarnia; a sister, Helen, Mrs. Douglas Culley of Willowdale and a brother, Jack of Chatsworth, California.

Funeral service will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. from D.J. Robb Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery.

More About CHARLES GORDON JOYNT:

Burial: 1940, Lakeview, Sarnia Cemetery

Occupation: 1969, Pipefitter

Marriage Notes for CHARLES JOYNT and AUDREY HANNAH:

From Sarnia Observer, Monday Feb 16, 1953 pg. 10:

Audrey Hannah Married in Saturday Rites

Before an altar adroned with spring flowers Audrey Mae Hannah and Charles Gordon Joynt exchanged vows in St. Paul's United Church at two o'clock Saturday afternoon. The bride is the younges daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William hannah, Ontario street and the bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Justus Joynt, Camlachie.

The Rev. Dr. J.R. Hall performed the double-ring ceremony and J.D. Murray presided at teh organ, accompaning Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deckle who sang, "I'll Walk Beside You" and "The Lord's Prayer".

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a Princess gown of lace and nylon net over white satin, distinguished by lace panels in the front of the nylon net skirt with the lace repeated in the bodice, with its yoke of nylon net and short puffed sleeves of lace, short gloves ending in points over the wrist complemented the gown.

A cap of lace over satin held a fingertip veil and she carried a white Bible topped by two white orchids.

Mrs. Douglas Culley, Waterdown, as matron-of-honor; Miss Delores Vanderburg, bridesmaid and Miss patricia Van de Velde, Detroit, junior bridesmaid, were all gowned identically in Evening in Paris ??? designed with ankle length skirts of net and bodices of velvet. Stole and mitts of velvet matched their gowns while bands of white bunny fur made interesting contrast.

Douglas Cully, brother-in-law of the groom, was best man while showing guests to their seats were Ronald Joynt and Jack Joynt, brothers of the groom.

Mrs. Hannah chose for the occasion a wine lace and crepe dress with white and navy accessories and Mrs. Joynt wore black with white accessories.

Spring flowers were arranged on tables laid out in a horse-shoe at Kenwick Terrace where 100 guests were received.

Leaving on a wedding trip to the United States the bride traveled in a tan tweed dress with brown accessories and straw pillboy. The orchids from her bridal boquet were pinned to a fur-trim box.

On their return the young couple will take up residence at 2011 Vonge street, Bright's Grove.

Guests were present from New York,London, Detroit, Waterdown, Windsor, Toronto, Waterloo, Camlachie, Almont and Imlay City, Michigan.

ii. HELEN ALICE JOYNT, m. DOUGLAS CULLEY, June 07, 1952.

Marriage Notes for HELEN JOYNT and DOUGLAS CULLEY:

From Sarnia Observer Saturday 7 June 1952 p. 4:

Helen Joynt and Douglas Culley Wed This Afternoon at St. Paul's

Spring flowers and palms made a setting in St. Paul's United Church this afternoon for the marriage of Helen Alice, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Joynt, Camlachie, and Douglas Roy Culley, Toronto, son of Mrs. Amy Leng and the late Alfred Culley.

The double-ring ceremony was performed at 1:30 o'clock by the Rev. J.F. Anderson. During the service Miss Jeane Houghton sang "Because", "The Lord's Prayer" and "With this Ring". J.D. Murray was at the organ.

Redingote Style

given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a ballerina-length gown of nylon net over satin, the bodice distinguished by horizontal rows of pleating. A skirt of Chantilly lace was worn redingote-style of the pleated skirt of nylon net and a bolero of lace topped the bodice.

a white mohair headdress, trimmed with rosettes, held a fingertip veil of illusino and she carried a cascade of red rosettes and white carnations.

Miss Audrey Hanna, as bridesmaid, wore green taffeta with overskirt of net, short sleeved bolero of taffeta and matching bandeau headdress of mohair encrusted with pearls. Her flowers were pink and white carnations.

Mrs. Joynt chose for her daughter's marriage a navy sheer dress with white accessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses and white carnations. Mrs. Leng's gown was of navy crepe with lace inserts, white accessories and red Sweetheart roses.

A three-tiered wedding cake topped by bells and pillars, centered the bride's table at the reception for 65 guests held in the Camlachie hall and at the home of the bride.

Reside in Toronto

The couple will reside at 171 Macdonell avenue, Toronto.

Guests were present from Brandford, Hamilton, Cedar Rapids, Ia., Wyoming London, Detroit and Houghton, Mich.

iii. JACK JOYNT.

More About JACK JOYNT:

Residence: 1940, Chatsworth, California

iv. RONALD JOYNT.

 

11. LAVINIA CAROLINE⁴ JOYNT (ROBERT D³, ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born August 31, 1891 in Detroit, Michigan. She married RAY STODDARD June 28, 1922 in Detroit, Michigan.

Child of LAVINIA JOYNT and RAY STODDARD is:

i. WINIFRED⁵ STODDARD, m. MARVIN KORF.

 

12. JOHN DUDLEY⁴ JOYNT (ROBERT D³, ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born 1888, and died 1938. He married (1) DOROTHY SHIRLEY. She was born 1901, and died 1923. He married (2) ELIZABETH GILLESPIE. She was born 1891, and died 1985.

More About JOHN DUDLEY JOYNT:

Burial: 1938, Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, MI (Source: Note from Jack Walter Joynt.)

More About ELIZABETH GILLESPIE:

Burial: 1985, Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, MI (Source: Note from Jack Walter Joynt.)

Child of JOHN JOYNT and DOROTHY SHIRLEY is:

i. JACK WALTER⁵ JOYNT, b. 1923, Detroit, Michigan; m. LUCILLE BABINEAUX; b. 1923.

Child of JOHN JOYNT and ELIZABETH GILLESPIE is:

ii. ELIZABETH⁵ JOYNT, b. 1929, Detroit, Michigan; m. DON JANKURA.

 

13. ROBERT⁴ JOYNT (ROBERT D³, ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) He married AGATHA.

Children of ROBERT JOYNT and AGATHA are:

i. ANN⁵ JOYNT, m. UNKNOWN WILAMARTHE.

ii. ROBERT JOYNT.

 

14. JOHN ROBERT⁴ JOYNT (CHARLES³, ROBERT², UNKNOWN¹) was born May 07, 1890 in Ontario (Source: 1901 Census Warwick Twp, Lambton Co, Ontario.), and died 1981 (Source: Watford Cemetery Records, 118, John R JoyntBeloved Husband of Edythe L. Styles.). He married EDYTHE L STYLES.

Child of JOHN JOYNT and EDYTHE STYLES is:

i. CAROL GAIL⁵ JOYNT, m. DANIEL EWARD SMITH, August 28, 1969.

Being Researched by Jack Joynt