1. WILLIAM¹ JOYNT

Notes for WILLIAM JOYNT:

Sheriff of County Limerick c. 1659, was appointed on of the many Commissioners "for putting into execution" the Poll-Money Ordinances of 1660 and 1661 "for the speedy raising of Moneys towards the Supply of an Army..."

In 1662 he and Henry Salfield were the Sheriffs of Limerick City during the term of Mayor Henry Bindon. William's name disappeared from the civil lists and it probably was then that he had settled at Lismollane, for the unproved will (1668) of Sir Ralph Wilson, Knt., of Cahirconlish, Limerick, refers to "the castle, town and lands of Lysmuillane now in possession of Mr. William Joynte..." Lismollane, Clanwilliam Barony, near Cahirconlish, south of Limerick City.

References: Pender's "A Census of Ireland" c. 1659; Lenihan's "Limerick, Its History and Antiquities"; Eustace's" Abstracts of Wills"; Irish Wills and Pleadings in the Soc. of Genealogists, London; Bentham's G.O.

1538. There is a reference to a William Joynt who is listed in the rent roll for Limerick in the Inchiquin Papers.[ of Dromoland].

 1672. Construction of the Currogour Mills by William Joynt.[O'Donovan note to OS Map 1840].

Children of WILLIAM JOYNT are:

2. i. CHRISTOPHER² JOYNT, d. Abt. 1706.

3. ii. DEBORAH JOYNT.

 

2. CHRISTOPHER² JOYNT (WILLIAM¹) died Abt. 1706. He married ANNE STOKES.

Notes for CHRISTOPHER JOYNT:

Of Tiermore, Limerick (near old Dunmoylan) about 12 miles west of Askeaton and near Shanagolden).

Left will dated 1706 and proved 23 Jan 1706, in which he named his wife, four children and executor, "brother-in-law, Robert Stokes of Cork City", and mentioned leases in the City and County of Limerick (not described in the will abstract).

References: Tenison-Groves, PRONI; Phillimore's "Wills"; Index to Marr. Lic. Bonds of Cork and Ross; Pender's "Census"; Robert C. Simington's "The Civil Survey A.D. 1654-1656, County of Limerick"; Samuel Lewis's "Topographical Dictionary of Ireland".

Children of CHRISTOPHER JOYNT and ANNE STOKES are:

4. i. DUDLEY³ JOYNT, b. Aft. 1685; d. Abt. 1759.

ii. ELLEN JOYNT.

Notes for ELLEN JOYNT:

Unmarried in 1706. Perhaps Ellinor Joynt who married by lic. 1709 Francis Taylor.

iii. ALICE JOYNT.

Notes for ALICE JOYNT:

Unmarried 1706

iv. ANNE JOYNT.

Notes for ANNE JOYNT:

Unmarried 1706 and youngest dau.

 

3. DEBORAH² JOYNT (WILLIAM¹) She married LEWIS ROBERTS.

Child of DEBORAH JOYNT and LEWIS ROBERTS is:

i. WILLIAM³ ROBERTS, b. 1699.

Notes for WILLIAM ROBERTS:

Called "cousin German Joynt" in the 14 April 1719 will of Charles Pollard Hampson, Esq., of Castlepollard, Westmeath.

 

4. DUDLEY³ JOYNT (CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born Aft. 1685, and died Abt. 1759. He married ROSE GALBRAITH May 19, 1729.

Notes for DUDLEY JOYNT:

Of Ballinacourty, (Ballnacourty), Kenry Barony, between River Shannon and Askeaton.

Buried in vault at Beagh Church. Beagh Church probably at Beagh Castle which is on the edge of the River Shannon, Kenry Barony, and north of Ballinacourty.

Leased from Wyndam Quinn 10 Oct 1746 lands at Ballinvohir (Kenry Barony, near Beagh Castle and north of Ballinacourty) and part of the lands of Morgans (on the River Shannon, northwest of Askeaton) for the lives of said Dudley and his sons James Joynt aged about 12y and William Joynt aged 8. A witness was Stephen Creagh.

Dudley devised a will (1 Nov 1759-5 Dec 1760) devising real properties to "eldest" son Christopher, with the clause that if said son should d.s.p., the properties to be divided equally among the testator's surviving sons. The will also mentioned his wife Rose and their marriage settlement, named all but his eld. daughter, and included that the disposition of the Ballinacourty property be as his wife should appoint. Executors were Stephen Creagh, Esq., of Dunmoyland, and Andrew Galbraith, Esq., of Cappard, Galway.

References: Registry of Deeds, Dublin; G.O. Ms 141:295; Bentham's PRONI; Tenison-Groves PRONI; Cloyne MLB; "Hibernian Chronicle", 718:3; "Cork Evening Post"; Pender's "Census"; Simington's "Civil Survey"

Notes for ROSE GALBRAITH:

Rose was daughter of Major Hugh Galbraith of Cappard, Galway, and of William III's Army, who abducted Catherine, daughter of Very Rev. Dudley Persse (Dean of Kilmacduagh 1662-1700 and Archdeacon of Tuam 1662-1670) and his wife Sarah, youngest daughter of John Crofton of Lissadorn Castle, Roscommon. Maj. Galbraith's will was filed in Johnstown, Longford, 1704.

Children of DUDLEY JOYNT and ROSE GALBRAITH are:

i. CHRISTOPHER⁴ JOYNT, d. Aft. 1761; m. MARGARET CUMMONE, 1761.

Notes for CHRISTOPHER JOYNT:

Of Ballinacourty.

Died between 1761-1764.

No children (d.s.p.)

By their 1 Apr 1761 marriage settlement, Christopher agreed to settle on Margaret the lands of Ballinvohir and Morgans.

Notes for MARGARET CUMMONE:

Married c. 1770 Michael Adams of Farihee

5. ii. HUGH JOYNT.

6. iii. JAMES JOYNT, b. Abt. 1734; d. 1809, Hollymount, Loughrea,Galway.

7. iv. WILLIAM JOYNT, b. Abt. 1738, Ballinacourty; d. Limerick City, Limerick, Ireland.

v. DUDLEY JOYNT, b. Aft. 1738.

vi. ROSE JOYNT, b. Aft. 1738.

vii. ALICE JOYNT, b. Aft. 1738.

viii. MARY JOYNT, b. Aft. 1738.

 

5. HUGH⁴ JOYNT (DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹)

Notes for HUGH JOYNT:

Of Askeaton, Limerick.

Conveyed his 1/4 interest in Ballinvohir to his sister-in-law Margaret Cummone Joynt in 1769 for the lives of his brothers James and William Joynt; leased from Robert Hewson, for the lives of said Hugh Joynt and for George and Tyrell Evans, sons of John Evans of Milltown, a house, garden and park called "Gortenourish" in the Corporation of Askeaton, on 20 Aug 1771.

Was named Executor in the 1784 will of Thomas Davenport of Limerick who also mentioned the Evanses.

Conveyed his "Gortenourish" interests to "third son" Thomas Joynt, and his Mullogh interests to "eldest son" , Dudley Joynt, both in 1785.

Also 1785 sold his interests in the house and farm in East Creaves, which deed was witnessed by his brother Dudley Joynt.

On 11 Dec. 1792 conveyed his home at "Gortenourish" to his "eldest son" Dudley Joynt and Joseph Goodwin of Leheys.

Hugh was called "deceased" when his son Dudley mortgaged on 19 May 1804.

The identity of his wife not proved.

References: Welply Coll., London; Registry of Deeds, Dublin; Pender's "Census"; Simington's "Civil Survey"

Children of HUGH JOYNT are:

i. DUDLEY⁵ JOYNT.

8. ii. CHRISTOPHER JOYNT, d. November 04, 1809, Rathkeale,Limerick,Ireland.

iii. THOMAS JOYNT.

 

6. JAMES⁴ JOYNT (DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born Abt. 1734, and died 1809 in Hollymount, Loughrea,Galway. He married (1) MARY ARDESOIF. He married (2) ELIZABETH PLUMMER. He married (3) JANE AMELIA ANNESLEY September 1781.

Notes for JAMES JOYNT:

James Joynt was of Ballinacourty 1769 when he conveyed his Ballinvohir interests to his sister-in-law, Margaret Cummone Joynt. He probably settled in Galway through the influence of his mother's Galbraith kin from whom he acquired interests in various Galway lands. At one time or other he had interests in the Richard Annesley lands of Killmore, in the Abbey Knackhine and Drummnagoule lands of Patrick Persse, all in Galway; in Bonvally, Westmeath; in Longfield, Roscommon; and in Athlone, both Counties. Through the 12 Sep 1781 marriage settlement deed, he acquired interests in more of his Annesley in-law's lands. Included as parties in many of the deeds were his cousins James Galbraith of Cappa(h)ard and patrick persse of Spring Garden, both Galway; as well as Charles and John Annesley of Ballysax, Kildare. James' will and codicils, all dated and proved in 1809, also mentioned that he wished to be buried in the family vault in the Killinan Churchyard, Loughrea. At the time of his death, there was equity lawsuit pending against Richard Galbraith of Cappard and J. Power Trench, resulting in a deed of sale, executed 3 Mar. 1819, by James's executors, son John P. Joynt and son-in-law Anthony Lennon.

References: Registry of Deeds, Dublin; Tenison-Groves PRONI; Bentham's PRONI; records of National Army Museum, London; G.O. Mss 107:276-277 and 151:470-471; Hayes' "Manuscript Sources for the History of Irish Civilization",2:638; Index Prerog. Grants 1847-1849, Dublin; "Alumni Dublinesis"; Farrar's "Irish Marriages..."; late 19th Century Correspondence from "Miss French" and Irish genealogist in possession of descendents; "Toronto Herald", 12 Aug 1847; Killaloe MLB; "The Clare Journal"; "Ennis Chronicle"; William D. Reid's "Death Notices of Ontario" p. 342.

Children of JAMES JOYNT and MARY ARDESOIF are:

i. JAMES GALBRAITH⁵ JOYNT, d. August 24, 1818.

Notes for JAMES GALBRAITH JOYNT:

Eldest son in 1809

Died without children (d.s.p.)

Sgt Major in 43rd Foot 8 Nov 1804

Lt. 13 Aug 1805

Transferred to 103rd Ft 14 Apr 1808

Capt. 13 Jun 1815

Served at Copenhagen in 1801

During Peninsular War Period the 103rd Foot served in North America

 

 

9. ii. JOHN PERSSE ARDESOIF JOYNT, b. June 21, 1770; d. March 30, 1841, New Orleans,Louisiana.

10. iii. ANDREW JOYNT, b. August 08, 1774, Galway,Ireland; d. July 29, 1847, Bytown, Ontario, Canada.

11. iv. ROSE JOYNT.

Children of JAMES JOYNT and JANE ANNESLEY are:

12. v. RICHARD ANNESLEY⁵ JOYNT, d. May 26, 1836, Hollybrook Park, Co Dublin.

13. vi. DUDLEY JOYNT, d. Abt. 1849, Sandymount,Dublin,Ireland.

 

7. WILLIAM⁴ JOYNT (DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born Abt. 1738 in Ballinacourty, and died in Limerick City, Limerick, Ireland. He married ELIZABETH O'DONNELL 1762.

Notes for WILLIAM JOYNT:

Died between 1782-1784

Protestant householder of Rathkeale 1766.

Conveyed his interests in Ballinvohir to his sister-in-law, Margaret Cummone Joynt, in 1769

Tallow chandler of Limerick City where he drew will (23 Dec. 1782-17 Apr 1784) in which he directed that he be buried "with my father in the vault of Beagh Church". He also mentioned that his wife was with child and anmed his wife and William O'Donnell of Clonmay, Clare, as executors. In 1785 his widow Elizabeth rented a house and shop in Irishtown, Limerick City to Patrick Carmody, which was wit. by his nephew Christopher (Hugh) Joynt.

References: Registry of Deeds, Dublin; Betham's PRONI; Rathkeale (CI) Parish Records Limerick City; G.O. MS 141:295; Limerick City Directory 1788; Vicar's "Wills"; "Limerick Chronicle", 1787 Vol XIX, Albert E. Casey Coll., 8:2395; MSS, Soc. Gen. London:"The Irish Ancestor"

Children of WILLIAM JOYNT and ELIZABETH O'DONNELL are:

i. DUDLEY⁵ JOYNT, b. March 1766, Rathkeale,Limerick,Ireland.

Notes for DUDLEY JOYNT:

Probably deceased by 1782 (not in will)

More About DUDLEY JOYNT:

Fact 1: March 29, 1766, baptized Rathkeale,Limerick

ii. MARGARET JOYNT, b. June 1767.

Notes for MARGARET JOYNT:

Not mentioned in 1782 will

More About MARGARET JOYNT:

Fact 1: June 27, 1767, baptized Rathkeale,Limerick

iii. ANN JOYNT, b. May 1768; d. July 1768.

More About ANN JOYNT:

Fact 1: May 17, 1768, baptized Rathkeale,Limerick

Fact 2: July 22, 1768, buried Rathkeale,Limerick

14. iv. WILLIAM JOYNT, d. 1835.

v. JOHN JOYNT.

More About JOHN JOYNT:

Fact 1: February 24, 1777, buried St. John's , Limerick City

vi. ELIZABETH JOYNT, b. December 1776.

Notes for ELIZABETH JOYNT:

Named in 1782 will

More About ELIZABETH JOYNT:

Fact 1: December 12, 1776, baptized St. John's Limerick City

15. vii. ROSE JOYNT.

viii. JAMES JOYNT.

Notes for JAMES JOYNT:

Mentioned in 1782 will.

More About JAMES JOYNT:

Fact 1: June 05, 1785, buried St. John's , Limerick City

16. ix. JOHN O'DONNELL JOYNT, d. November 06, 1846, Limerick, Ireland.

x. HUGH JOYNT.

Notes for HUGH JOYNT:

Mentioned in 1782 will

xi. MONTAGUE JOYNT, b. 1782.

Notes for MONTAGUE JOYNT:

Clare Journal March 9 1854

Limerick Petty Jury

Montague Joynt

 

 

8. CHRISTOPHER⁵ JOYNT (HUGH⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) died November 04, 1809 in Rathkeale,Limerick,Ireland. He married SUSANNA DARTNELL Bef. December 11, 1792.

Notes for CHRISTOPHER JOYNT:

Tallow Chandler and shopkeeper of Rathkeale

Called "late shopkeeper of Rathkeale" when his widow Susanna assigned to William Dartnell of Rathkeale in 1817 the lease of 1800 under which Christopher Rose of Rathkeale let unto said Christopher Joynt, and that Christopher Joynt "since died and his last will and testament bequeathed to his said wife, Susanna Joynt..."

References: Registry of Deeds, Dublin; Rathkeale (CI) PRs; W&A 1883; PRO; Custom House Deaths; Molony Coll., G.O.; "Ennis Chronicle"; "The Irish Ancestor", 9:78.

Children of CHRISTOPHER JOYNT and SUSANNA DARTNELL are:

i. EDWARD⁶ JOYNT, b. Abt. 1796.

More About EDWARD JOYNT:

Fact 1: February 18, 1796, baptized

ii. DUDLEY GALBRAITH JOYNT, b. Abt. 1797; m. GRACE FERGUSON.

More About DUDLEY GALBRAITH JOYNT:

Fact 1: February 18, 1797, baptized

17. iii. CHRISTOPHER JOYNT, b. Abt. 1798.

iv. CATHERINE JOYNT, b. Abt. 1801.

More About CATHERINE JOYNT:

Fact 1: June 21, 1801, baptized

v. SUSANNA JOYNT.

Notes for SUSANNA JOYNT:

Died young

More About SUSANNA JOYNT:

Fact 1: February 18, 1803, baptized

vi. HUGH JOYNT, b. Abt. 1805; d. Bef. June 17, 1806.

Notes for HUGH JOYNT:

Died young

More About HUGH JOYNT:

Fact 1: February 05, 1805, baptized

vii. HUGH JOYNT, b. Abt. 1806; m. MARY FITZPATRICK.

Notes for HUGH JOYNT:

Went to Canada then to New England. Descendents in America.

Catholic.

More About HUGH JOYNT:

Fact 1: June 17, 1806, baptized

viii. ELLEN DARTNELL JOYNT, b. Abt. 1808.

ix. SUSAN JOYNT, b. January 1809.

 

9. JOHN PERSSE ARDESOIF⁵ JOYNT (JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born June 21, 1770, and died March 30, 1841 in New Orleans,Louisiana. He married ELIZABETH LANCASTER. She was born Abt. 1771, and died November 30, 1826 in Ashgrove,Ireland.

Notes for JOHN PERSSE ARDESOIF JOYNT:

Named as John Plummer in abstract of his father's 1809 will, but recorded later as John Persse Ardesoif

Plaintiff and co-executor with brother Dudley and brother-in-law Anthony Lennon in the 1815 suit and subsequent 1819 sale, by which time he was of Portadown, Armagh.

In 1821 he was Churchwarden of Drumcree Parish, Armagh; earlier a Captain of Loughrea (Galway) Militia.

References: Tenison-Groves, PRONI, "Quebec Mercury"; Drumcree (Portadown) PRs; Pigot's Directory 1824; Chancery and Exchequer Bills, PRO, MLB Armagh; Registry of Deeds, Dublin.

Children of JOHN JOYNT and ELIZABETH LANCASTER are:

18. i. JAMES⁶ JOYNT, b. Abt. 1808; d. October 07, 1878, Belfast,Antrim,Ireland.

ii. ANNE JOYNT, b. Abt. 1813; d. November 17, 1831.

Notes for ANNE JOYNT:

Buried Drumcree. No children.

19. iii. CHARLOTTE JOYNT.

20. iv. SARAH LANCASTER JOYNT.

 

10. ANDREW⁵ JOYNT (JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born August 08, 1774 in Galway,Ireland, and died July 29, 1847 in Bytown, Ontario, Canada. He married (1) MARY POWER February 07, 1796. She died May 11, 1802. He married (2) MARY STACK July 10, 1803.

Notes for ANDREW JOYNT:

Cloth merchant of Limerick and Ennis

c. 1820 moved to Canada where he became one of the first settlers of the Bytown area

Clare Journal 1806 Dec 20:

A. Joynt, secretary, summonds a meeting of the Ennis Lodge (of Masons), No. 60, on the registry of Ireland, to be held at Shanks Hotel, to celebrate the Festival of St. John. "Brethern to attend in proper clothing".

From the Corporation book of Ennis:

29th Sept 1803:

Names of Market Jurors...Andrew Joynt Provost Jury 1804,1805,1807

Here is the information you requested from "Merchants of Ennis" by Sean

Spellissy, pg 94.

"The JOYNT surname is of Huguenot origin, a derivative of le Joint, the slim or graceful, which has been hibernicised as de Siunta. The Huguenots were French Protestants who sought refuge in the United Kingdom and Ireland during the seventeenth century. The JOYNT surname has been associated with the counties of Limerick and Mayo. Andrew JOYNT was initiated as a Freemason in 1803, and Robert Lane JOYNT entered in 1893. Andrew JOYNT served as a market juror in Ennis between 1803 and 1807"

Notes for MARY POWER:

JOYNT

Died Tuesday night in High St Mrs Joynt wife of Mr Andrew Joynt, Merchant

Clare Journal Thurs 13 May 1802

Marriage Notes for ANDREW JOYNT and MARY STACK:

JOYNT-STACK

Ennis. Yesterday Mr. Andrew Joynt of High St, grocer to Miss Stack of Jail

St CJ Monday 12 July 1803

Child of ANDREW JOYNT and MARY POWER is:

21. i. JAMES⁶ JOYNT.

 

11. ROSE⁵ JOYNT (JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) She married ANTHONY LENNON April 1789.

Notes for ROSE JOYNT:

named in 1809 will of father, James Joynt.

Notes for ANTHONY LENNON:

linen manufacturer of Athlone.

Nephew of John Mears of Mearstown, Westmeath, who made over to James Joynt in connection with lands of Kildowney, Westmeath, for 99 years so Rose could have 20 pounds yearly for her natural life, tax free, from the lands. The witnesses were Patrick McHays/McHeys, James Galbraith Joynt and Patrick Gaynor.

Child of ROSE JOYNT and ANTHONY LENNON is:

22. i. THOMASINA⁶ LENNON, b. Abt. 1810; d. Abt. 1832.

 

12. RICHARD ANNESLEY⁵ JOYNT (JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) died May 26, 1836 in Hollybrook Park, Co Dublin. He married JANE FRAZER July 1809.

Notes for RICHARD ANNESLEY JOYNT:

Lt. Roscommon Regiment, quartered in Kinsale when he married.

Inherited from his father in 1809 to his brother-in-law Anthony Lennon and another.

Inherited the estates of his mother through Annesley family haveing d.s.p., which properties he later sold.

Of Banagher, Kings(Offaly), when he received Royal license, with respect for his maternal uncle, Charles Annesley of Ballysax, Kildare, dec'd, to take name and bear the Arms of Annesley.

Father of at least 3 children, only one known to have survived infancy.

C.J. May 26 1836

Death of Richard Annesley Joynt Esq., of Hollybrook Park, Co.Dublin

Notes for JANE FRAZER:

Eldest daughter of Colonel James and Jane Frazer of Conville, Cork, and Kinsale, and sister of the wife of her brother-in-law, Dudley Joynt.

Child of RICHARD JOYNT and JANE FRAZER is:

i. RICHARD ANNESLEY⁶ JOYNT, b. Abt. 1819.

 

13. DUDLEY⁵ JOYNT (JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) died Abt. 1849 in Sandymount,Dublin,Ireland. He married (1) ? PERSSE. He married (2) ? FRAZER.

Notes for DUDLEY JOYNT:

Named as his father's executor and as such was a plaintiff with his brother John and brother-in-law, Anthony Lennon in the 1815 suit and consequent sale in 1819.

Notes for ? PERSSE:

Of Spring Garden, Galway

Notes for ? FRAZER:

dau of Col James and Jane Frazer and sister of his brother Richard Annesley's wife, Jane Frazer.

Children of DUDLEY JOYNT and ? FRAZER are:

i. ANNA⁶ JOYNT.

ii. MARGARET JOYNT.

iii. HARRIET JOYNT.

iv. ISABEL JOYNT.

v. ELIZA JOYNT.

vi. CHARLES ROBERT JOYNT, b. Abt. 1825; m. ? SMITH.

Notes for CHARLES ROBERT JOYNT:

Settled on Annesley land in Ballysax, Kildare.

Notes for ? SMITH:

dau. of Lawrence Smith

 

14. WILLIAM⁵ JOYNT (WILLIAM⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) died 1835. He married MARY HEHIR November 13, 1795.

Notes for WILLIAM JOYNT:

William's father devised to him the leases of Ballinvohir and Keylary,Limerick.

References: Registry of Deeds, Dublin; Tenison-Groves, PRONI; Betham's PRONI; St. John's (CI) PRs; "Ennis Chronicle"

Ennis Chronicle Mon 16 Nov 1795

married last Saturday, Mr. William Joint of Limerick to Miss Hehir dau. of

Mr. Tim Hehir of that city, excise officer.

More About WILLIAM JOYNT:

Fact 1: January 11, 1835, buried St. John's , Limerick City

Notes for MARY HEHIR:

Daughter of Tim Hehir, excise officer of Ennis

Children of WILLIAM JOYNT and MARY HEHIR are:

23. i. WILLIAM⁶ JOYNT, d. January 1845, Limerick City, Limerick, Ireland.

ii. CHILD JOYNT, b. Abt. 1806.

More About CHILD JOYNT:

Fact 1: February 17, 1806, buried St. John's , Limerick City

iii. CHILD JOYNT, b. Abt. 1812.

More About CHILD JOYNT:

Fact 1: September 22, 1812, buried St. John's , Limerick City

iv. CHILD JOYNT, b. Abt. 1812.

More About CHILD JOYNT:

Fact 1: October 04, 1812, buried St. John's , Limerick City

v. CHILD JOYNT, b. Abt. 1816.

More About CHILD JOYNT:

Fact 1: August 08, 1816, buried St. John's , Limerick City

vi. CLARISSA JOYNT, m. MICHAEL ARTHUR, December 09, 1826.

 

15. ROSE⁵ JOYNT (WILLIAM⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) She married (1) ANTHONY MICHAEL SHEEHAN. He died 1797. She married (2) DAVID HERBERT August 30, 1786 in Limerick, Ireland.

Notes for ROSE JOYNT:

Named in 1782 will of father

More About DAVID HERBERT:

Occupation: 1786, chandler

Marriage Notes for ROSE JOYNT and DAVID HERBERT:

Belfast Newsletter Index 15-19 Sep 1786 pg 2

Limerick, Herbert, David, chandler m. Miss Joint

Children of ROSE JOYNT and ANTHONY SHEEHAN are:

i. MICHAEL⁶ SHEEHAN.

ii. ANTHONY SHEEHAN.

iii. JOHN SHEEHAN.

iv. JAMES SHEEHAN.

 

16. JOHN O'DONNELL⁵ JOYNT (WILLIAM⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) died November 06, 1846 in Limerick, Ireland (Source: Obit.). He married MARY READY September 04, 1808. She died Aft. 1846.

Notes for JOHN O'DONNELL JOYNT:

Grocer of Ennis,Clare

Mentioned as second son in 1782 will of father.

Memorial 290

To the Registrar Appointed by act of Parliament for registering Deeds Wills and for forth in Ireland

A Memorial of an Indenture or Deed of Assignment made the third day of December in the year of Our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and sixty two Between James O DONNELL JOYNT of Wood Park in the County of Clare Esquire of the first part Edward JOYNT of Capavila in said County of Clare Esquire of the second part and Dudley JOYNT of Dunboyne in the County of Meath Esquire of the third part. Reciting an Indenture bearing date the tenth of August One thousand Eight hundred and thirty five and made Between Daniel GABBETT of the City of Limerick Esquire of the one part And John ODONNELL JOYNT of Catherine Street in the City of Limerick merchant of the other part and that for the Considerations mentioned therein the said Daniel GABBETT demised to the said John ODONNELL JOYNT All That and Those the four several lots of Ground marked respectively Numbers Two, Three, Four and Five in the Map on the back thereof situate lying and being in that part of Newtown Pery then called Brunswick Street in the Parish of Saint Michael and South Liberties of the City of Limerick containing in the whole One hundred and one feet in front of said Street and seventy four feet be the same more or less in the rere or depth and open backwards to the Stable lane which was thereby reserved to the said Daniel GABBETT his heirs and Assigns as a free passage at all times of Sixteen feet wide and also as a free and open passage to and for the said John ODONNELL JOYNT his heirs and assigns and to the other tenants to the remaining lots of said ground To hold Same as therein unto the said John ODONNELL JOYNT his Heirs and Assigns at the yearly rent therein And Reciting that said John ODONNELL JOYNT departed this live in the year One thousand Eight hundred and forty Six whereby he devised to said Edward JOYNT his Estate and Interest in that part of the Concerns which he held under Said Daniel GABBETT by said recited Lease comprising the Dwelling house yard and part of the store all standing and built upon said Lot Number Two in the Lease from said Daniel GABBETT to Testator being portion of said demised premises subject as therein and said Testator devised to his wife Mary JOYNT the remaining Lots Number Three Four and Five in the said recited Lease of the tenth August One thousand Eight hundred and Thirty five mentioned and described on the map attached thereunto subject as therein. And Reciting that the last will of said Mary JOYNT bearing the date the [blank space] day of [blank space] devised unto her said Son James ODONNEL JOYNT the house and stores situate in Brunswick Street in the City of Limerick and which House and stores are built upon the lots Numbered Three Four and Five therein before mentioned And Reciting that said James ODONNELL JOYNT had agreed with the said Dudley JOYNT to assign to him his share of the said premises for the considerations therein after mentioned. And Reciting that said Edward JOYNT had also agreed to assign to said Dudley JOYNT his remaining share of the said premises for the considerations herein after mentioned. The said Deed of which this is a Memorial witnessed that in consideration of the sum of One hundred and fifty pounds paid by the said Dudley JOYNT to the said James ODONNELL JOYNT and also in consideration of the sum of Five hundred pounds paid by the said Dudley JOYNT to the said Edward JOYNT they and each of them granted bargained sold assigned transfered and made over unto the said Dudley JOYNT and to his heirs and Assigns All That and Those the four several Lots of Ground Marked respectively numbers Two Three Four and Five on the map on the back of said Original Lease situate lying and being in that part of Newtown Pery now called Brunswick street in the Parish of Saint Michaels and south Liberties of the City of Limerick Containing in the whole One hundred and one feet in front of said street and Seventy four feet be the same more or less in the rere or depth backwards to the stable lane which was thereby reserved to the said Daniel GABBETT his heirs and assigns as a free and open passage at all times of Sixteen feet wide, and also as a free and open passage to the said Dudley JOYNT his heirs and assigns to the other tenants to the remaining lots of said Ground. To Hold same unto the said Dudley JOYNT his heirs and assigns for and during the life and lives of James JOYNT Dudley JOYNT (party thereto) and Galbraith JOYNT and for the longest liver and survivor of them being the lives mentioned in said Lease and also for and during the natural life and lives of such other person and persons as should from time to time for ever thereafter be added pursuant to the Covenant for Renewal Contained in said Lease and subject to the payment of the rent and performance of the Covenants contained in said Lease to be paid and performed and which said deed contained other Covenants and Clauses and which said deed and this Memorial as to their due execution by the said James ODONNELL JOYNT and Edward JOYNT respectively as witnessed by Richard ROCHE and James MURPHY of Brunswick street in the City of Limerick Pawnbrokers clerks.

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Notes: See references & Map - Newtown Pery in The Building of Limerick by

Judith Hill, 1991 and The History of Limerick City by Sean Spellissy, 1998

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Limerick Reporter Nov 6 1846

Death :- In Brunswick Street, Mr.John Joynt, for many years a respectable pawnbroker in this city

Children of JOHN JOYNT and MARY READY are:

24. i. GAILBRAITH PERCY⁶ JOYNT, d. January 31, 1885, Belleisle, Co Clare, Ireland.

ii. EDWARD JOYNT.

Notes for EDWARD JOYNT:

C.J. Mar 1 1858

John Molony was indicted for having, on the 20th Dec 1856 at Cappaville, fired at and wounded Galbraith Joynt Esq., ......Cappaville is owned by his brother Edward.......purchased from the Incumbered Estates Court on the 24th June 1856..... .......Gilbraith Joynt of Bellisle.....

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Memorial Deed 206

To the Registrar Appointed by Act of Parliament for registering Deeds Wills Leases and so forth in Ireland.

A Memorial of an Indenture of Lease bearing date the twenty fourth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand and eight hundred and sixty four and made Between Edward JOYNT of Rockview in the County of Limerick Esquire of the one part and Arthur STRITCH of Cappavilla in the county of Clare, Farmer of the other part which said Deed Witnessed That the said Edward JOYNT for and in consideration of the yearly rent and Covenants thereinafter reserved and contained demised, granted, set, and to Farm-let unto the said Arthur STRITCH All That and Those that part of the Lands of Cappavilla, containing as surveyed and then admitted ninety acres two roods and thirty nine perches or thereabouts situate lying and being in the Parish of Kiltanonlea Barony of Lower Tulla and County of Clare. To Hold the said demised Premises with the Rights, Members and Appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining unto the said Arthur STRITCH his Heirs, executors, administrators and Assigns from the twenty fifth day of March then last for and during the natural life and lives of Michael STRITCH, then aged nine years John STRITCH then aged eight years and Arthur STRITCH, then aged six years, children of the said Arthur STRITCH the Lessee and for and during the term time and space of thirty one years from the death of the last survivor of them. He the said Arthur STRITCH his Heirs executors, administrators and assigns Yielding and Paying therefore and thereout Yearly and every Year during the said Term unto the said Edward JOYNT his Heirs and assigns the yearly lump rent or sum of one hundred and sixty pounds sterling to be paid by two even and equal half yearly Payments on the twenty fifth day of March and the twenty ninth day of September in each and every year during the Term thereby granted over and above all Taxes, Charges and Impositions whatsoever. (Quit-rent and Crown-rent excepted) the first payment thereof to be made on the twenty fifth day of March then rent ensuing the date of said Presents. And said Deed contained the usual covenants between Landlord and Tenant and clauses against the said Arthur STRITCH his Heirs executors, administrators or assigns letting, subletting selling dividing mortgaging or parting with the possession of the premises thereby demised without the previous consent in writing of the said Edward JOYNT his Heirs or assigns and a further clause against the said Arthur STRITCH his Heirs executors administrators or assigns having more than twenty acres of said lands broken up on in tillage at any one time during said demise under a Forfeiture of said demise And said Deed as to the execution thereof and of this memorial by the said Edward JOYNT and Arthur STRITCH same are respectively witnessed by George MAMISC(?) of the Miliken Walk in the County of the City of Limerick Law Clerk and John E CULLEN of Rutland Street in Said County of the City of Limerick Gentleman Apprentice to Joseph MURPHY Solicitor. (signed) Edward JOYNT Arthur STRITCH Signed and Sealed by the said Edward JOYNT and Arthur STRITCH in presence of the words "four" and "Kiltanenlea" being once written in erasure. (signed) George MAMISC John E CULLEN The within name of John E CULLEN of Rutland Street in the city of Limerick Gentleman aged twenty one years and upwards maketh Oath and Saith he is a subscribing witness to the execution of the deed of which the within is a Memorial and also to the within Memorial Saith that he saw said deed duly signed sealed and delivered by Edward JOYNT and Arthur STRITCH the executing parties thereto and Saith that he saw the within memorial duly signed and sealed by said parties and saith that the name "John E CULLEN" subscribed as an attesting witness to said deed and the within Memorial is this Deponents proper name and handwriting. (signed) John E CULLEN.

Sworn before me this twenty fourth day of March 1864 at George Street in the county of the City of Limerick a Commissioner for taking affidavits for her Majesty's Superior Court of Common Law in Ireland in and of said County and I know Deponent. (signed) Robert ANGLIM. One Grantor, one Denomination and Eleven folios. (signed) Joseph MURPHY.

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Memorial Deed 252

To the Registrar appointed by act of Parliament for Registering Deeds Leases and so forth in Ireland.

A Memorial of an Indented deed of Lease bearing date the Fourth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty Eight and made between Edward JOYNT of Rathkeale in the County of Limerick Gentleman of the one part and Joseph HANNAN of Mount Saint Lawrence in the County of Limerick Gentleman of the other part Witnessed that the said Edward JOYNT for the considerations therein mentioned demised unto the said Joseph HANNAN All That and Those that part of the Lands of Cappavilla containing one hundred and thirteen acres Irish plantation measure unto the said Joseph HANNAN his heirs and assigns from the Twenty ninth day of September then last past For Ever subject to the yearly lump rent of one hundred and sixty nine pounds ten shillings payable half yearly on the twenty fifth day of March and twenty ninth day of September in each and every year as therein mentioned said Indenture of Lease contains other covenants and as to the execution thereof and of this Memorial respectively by the said Edward JOYNT and Joseph HANNAN is respectively witnessed by Jonas BLACKALL and Joseph MURPHY both of George Street in the City of Limerick Solicitor. (signed) Edward JOYNT Joseph HANNAN Signed sealed and delivered by the said parties in presence of us (signed) Jonas BLACKALL and Joseph MURPHY Jonas BLACKALL of Georges Street in the City of Limerick Solicitor maketh Oath and Saith that he this Deponent is a Subscribing Witness to the Lease of which the foregoing is a Memorial and also to said Memorial and Deponent Saith that he saw said Lease and Memorial respectively duly executed by Edward JOYNT and Joseph HANNAN the Lessor and Lessee in said Lease and Memorial respectively named and Deponent saith that the name Jonas BLACKALL appearing as a Subscribing Witness to said Lease and Memorial respectively is this Deponents proper name and handwriting. I certify the above memorial contains one Grantor one Denomination and six folios (signed) Jonas BLACKALL. Sworn before me this 6th day of January 1868 at Limerick in the County of the City of Limerick a Commissioner of Her Majestys Courts of Common Law in Ireland for taking affidavits at said County of said City in said County and I know Deponent. (signed) John DONNELLAN.

 

 

iii. JAMES O'DONNELL JOYNT.

iv. JANE O'DONNELL JOYNT, m. MICHAEL RYAN, February 19, 1833, Limerick, Ireland (Source: Newspaper notice.); b. 1808, Limerick, Ireland (Source: Book-Irish in Argentina.); d. August 27, 1870.

Notes for JANE O'DONNELL JOYNT:

Limerick evening post and Clate sentinal 22 Feb 1833

At her father's house in Catherine Street, by the Very Rev Dr HOGAN, Jane eldest

daughter of Mr John O'D JOYNT to Mr Michael RYAN of Bedford Row

 

 

Notes for MICHAEL RYAN:

From the book "The Irish in Argentina" by Thomas Murray:

Michael RYAN, born in Co. Limerick in 1808, dead on August 27th. 1870.

Married with Jane O'DONNELL JOYNT, Irish. They had one daughter.

 

Marriage Notes for JANE JOYNT and MICHAEL RYAN:

Married at St. Michael's (from Irish in Argentina)

 

17. CHRISTOPHER⁶ JOYNT (CHRISTOPHER⁵, HUGH⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born Abt. 1798. He married ELIZABETH O'CONNOR July 29, 1819 in Rathkeale, Limerick, Ireland.

More About CHRISTOPHER JOYNT:

Fact 1: March 09, 1798, baptized

Religion: Catholic

Children of CHRISTOPHER JOYNT and ELIZABETH O'CONNOR are:

i. ALICE⁷ JOYNT, b. Baptized at Rathkeale, Limerick 18 January, 1823.
Emigrated to America.

ii. ANN JOYNT, b. January 1, 1829. d. May 18, 1893 at Glaziers Bay.

Notes for ANN JOYNT:       

                                                    Submitted by David Coad

Anne was tried in Limerick city, Ireland on 28 Feb 1852 for stealing a major's counterpane (he was of the 92nd regiment) and sentenced to 10 years transportation. Arrived in Hobart, Tasmania, on board the 'Midlothian',
24 February 1853.. On her convict record Anne listed the occupation of her father as stonemason and hers as lacemaker and needlewoman. She taught this trade at the Queens Orphanage School, Newtown, Tasmania.
Put into service to work for free settlers, 1853-1855.
Delivered of an illegitimate child (Thomas) who died some months later, at
the Female Factory, Hobart, 13 May 1854.

25. iii. MARGARET JOYNT, b. Abt. 1831; d. July 27, 1899.

iv. DUDLEY JOYNT.

v. HUGH JOYNT.

vi. CHRISTOPHER JOYNT.

 

18. JAMES⁶ JOYNT (JOHN PERSSE ARDESOIF⁵, JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born Abt. 1808, and died October 07, 1878 in Belfast,Antrim,Ireland. He married (1) THOMASINA LENNON 1829, daughter of ANTHONY LENNON and ROSE JOYNT. She was born Abt. 1810, and died Abt. 1832. He married (2) MARGARET ANNE JOYCE September 14, 1831 in Moy,Tyrone,Ireland. She died August 19, 1860.

Notes for JAMES JOYNT:

Of Portadown, Armagh when he married his cousin, Thomasina Lennon. Living in Belfast by 1860 where he was a linen merchant.

Owner of lands in Broughshane and Ballymena, Antrim. Left a will (5 Oct 1878-3 Aug 1879).

More About THOMASINA LENNON:

Fact 1: buried at Boyle,Roscommon

More About MARGARET ANNE JOYCE:

Fact 1: Buried Drumcree Parish,Armagh

Child of JAMES JOYNT and THOMASINA LENNON is:

i. WILLIAM⁷ JOYNT, b. Abt. 1830; d. 1832.

More About WILLIAM JOYNT:

Fact 1: April 1832, Buried Drumcree Parish,Armagh

Children of JAMES JOYNT and MARGARET JOYCE are:

26. ii. ALICE⁷ JOYNT, b. Abt. 1832; d. May 07, 1908.

iii. MARY ELIZA JOYNT, b. Abt. 1835; d. July 14, 1895, Belfast,Antrim,Ireland.

Notes for MARY ELIZA JOYNT:

Died unmarried. Left will dated 04/25/1895.

iv. JAMES LANCASTER JOYNT, b. Abt. 1838; d. October 15, 1910, Belfast,Antrim,Ireland; m. HANNAH SOPHIA.

Notes for JAMES LANCASTER JOYNT:

Left will which named only wife

v. JOHN PERSSE JOYNT, d. 1867, Drumcree,Ireland.

More About JOHN PERSSE JOYNT:

Fact 1: March 05, 1867, buried Drumcree Parish,Armagh

vi. CARDWELL JOYNT, b. Abt. 1843.

vii. WILLIAM JOYNT.

Notes for WILLIAM JOYNT:

In New Zealand per 1878 will

 

 

 

19. CHARLOTTE⁶ JOYNT (JOHN PERSSE ARDESOIF⁵, JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) She married WILLIAM JOYCE 1824.

Children of CHARLOTTE JOYNT and WILLIAM JOYCE are:

i. ELIZA⁷ JOYCE.

ii. LETITIA JOYCE.

iii. WILLIAM JOYCE.

iv. JAMES JOYCE.

v. WOLSELELY JOYCE.

vi. LANCASTER JOYCE.

 

20. SARAH LANCASTER⁶ JOYNT (JOHN PERSSE ARDESOIF⁵, JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) She married JAMES JOYNT September 24, 1835 in Hull,Canada, son of ANDREW JOYNT and MARY POWER.

More About SARAH LANCASTER JOYNT:

Burial: Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa, Canada (OT-90-05)

Notes for JAMES JOYNT:

In 1835 of Richmond,Upper Canada

More About JAMES JOYNT:

Burial: Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa, Canada (OT-90-05)

Children of SARAH JOYNT and JAMES JOYNT are:

i. ANN⁷ JOYNT.

Notes for ANN JOYNT:

Died in infancy

ii. ELIZA MARIA JOYNT, b. January 10, 1842; d. September 26, 1911.

Notes for ELIZA MARIA JOYNT:

Unmarried

iii. JANE EMILY JOYNT, b. November 11, 1843; d. November 15, 1844, Bytown, Ontario, Canada.

27. iv. JAMES DUDLEY JOYNT, b. November 13, 1845; d. September 27, 1916.

v. AUGUSTA JOYNT, b. September 13, 1847; d. July 03, 1908.

Notes for AUGUSTA JOYNT:

Unmarried.

vi. ALICIA JOYNT, b. March 06, 1850; d. February 01, 1935; m. C FRED STEVENS.

28. vii. CHARLOTTE JOYNT, b. October 11, 1853; d. April 20, 1877.

 

21. JAMES⁶ JOYNT (ANDREW⁵, JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) He married SARAH LANCASTER JOYNT September 24, 1835 in Hull,Canada, daughter of JOHN JOYNT and ELIZABETH LANCASTER.

Notes for JAMES JOYNT:

In 1835 of Richmond,Upper Canada

More About JAMES JOYNT:

Burial: Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa, Canada (OT-90-05)

More About SARAH LANCASTER JOYNT:

Burial: Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa, Canada (OT-90-05)

Children are listed above under (20) Sarah Lancaster Joynt.

22. THOMASINA⁶ LENNON (ROSE⁵ JOYNT, JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born Abt. 1810, and died Abt. 1832. She married JAMES JOYNT 1829, son of JOHN JOYNT and ELIZABETH LANCASTER. He was born Abt. 1808, and died October 07, 1878 in Belfast,Antrim,Ireland.

More About THOMASINA LENNON:

Fact 1: buried at Boyle,Roscommon

Notes for JAMES JOYNT:

Of Portadown, Armagh when he married his cousin, Thomasina Lennon. Living in Belfast by 1860 where he was a linen merchant.

Owner of lands in Broughshane and Ballymena, Antrim. Left a will (5 Oct 1878-3 Aug 1879).

Child is listed above under (18) James Joynt.

23. WILLIAM⁶ JOYNT (WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) died January 1845 in Limerick City, Limerick, Ireland (Source: Obit.). He married ARABELLA LANE March 02, 1824 in Limerick, Ireland (Source: Limerick Archives.).

Notes for WILLIAM JOYNT:

Chandler and merchant of Limerick City

Limerick Reporter Jan 7 1845

On Sunday evening, in Brunswick Street, Mr.William Joynt, pawnbroker, a young man deservedly and much regretted by his family and friends.

References: St. John's (CI) PRs; St. Mary's (CI) PRs; Custom House Marriages and Deaths; "Cork Examiner"; "Freeman's Journal"; "Kerry Evening Post"; Registry of Deeds, Dublin; G.O. Ms 109:113-114; Admon Bonds Limerick 1738-1857; Albert E. Casey's 6:2326;, 2335, and 2360; DeBurgh's "Landowners of Ireland (1878); Pettigrew and Oulton's "Directories"; Hayes' MSS... Irish Civilization; Patent of Appointment with Seal, PRO #m6159.

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM JOYNT and ARABELLA LANE:

1824. March 2nd: Marriage of William Joynt to Arabella Lane at St. John's Church of Ireland, Limerick.

[Limerick Archives].

Children of WILLIAM JOYNT and ARABELLA LANE are:

29. i. WILLIAM LANE⁷ JOYNT, b. Abt. January 26, 1825; d. January 07, 1895.

ii. MARY JOYNT, b. Abt. February 19, 1826, Limerick, Ireland (Source: Limerick Archives.); m. WILLIAM HOMAN, 1847 (Source: Memorial Deed.).

Notes for MARY JOYNT:

1826. Feb.19th: Baptism of Mary Joynt, daughter of William Joynt and [Arabella Lane] at St. John's Church of Ireland, Limerick. [Limerick Archives].

 

 

Memorial Deed 72

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for registering Deeds wills and so forth in Ireland.

A Memorial of an Indented deed of marriage Settlement dated the fifteenth day of January one thousand eight hundred and forty Seven made between William HOMAN of William Street in the City of Limerick Esquire of the first part, Arabella JOYNT of Sir Harry's Mall in the City of Limerick Widow of the second part, Mary JOYNT of Sir Harry's Mall aforesaid spinster of the third part, Henry DUGGAN of Ballyclough in the county of Cork Esquire and William JOYNT of Sir Harry's Mall aforesaid in Said City Esquire of the fourth part, Whereby after reciting amongst other things as therein Said William HOMAN in consideration of said marriage and of the marriage portion of Said Mary JOYNT did grant and Assign unto the Said Henry DUGGAN and William JOYNT all that and those the dwelling house and offices and Small Garden late in the possession and occupation of Elliott O'DONNELL Esquire Surgeon and now in the possession of William COLLINS and also the piece of Ground in the Centre of premises then laid down and described in the map thereof to a certain Indenture of eleventh September one thous and eight hundred and thirty annexed, the four Several parts or sub-divisions of which are now on Said map marked number one and coloured Green, all which Said demised premises are Situate lying and being at Castle Connell Parish of Castle Connell Barony of Clanwilliam and County of Limerick, also all that the dwelling house vaults yard and out offices thereto annexed in as full large and ample a manner as same were held by Edward HOMAN Situate on the South Side of William Street in the Parish of Saint Michael and South Suburbs of the City of Limerick, to have and to hold Said respective premises Situate at Castle Connell in the County of Limerick and William Street in the City of Limerick aforesaid and every part thereof unto the Said Henry DUGGAN and William JOYNT and the Survivor of them his Executors Administrators and Assigns for and during all the rest residue and remainder of the term for years yet to come and unexpired as grant in and by the original Indentures of Lease under which Same are now held, Subject to the payment of the rents and performance of the Covenants in Said Original Leases Contained, upon the trusts uses intents and purposes therein mentioned, which Said Deed was with this writing which purports to be a memorial thereof duly executed by Said William HOMAN in presence of and is witnessed by Thomas John FURNELL of Henry St Limerick Esq and Galbraith JOYNT of Brunswick St in said city Esquire. (signed) William HOMAN. Signed Sealed and delivered by Said William HOMAN in presence of (signed) Thos. Jno. FURNELL, Galbraith JOYNT The above named Thos Jno FURNELL Maketh Oath and Saith he is a Subscribing witness to the Deed of which this writing purports to be a memorial, as also to this Memorial, Saith he Saw Said Deed and this Memorial duly executed by the Said William HOMAN, and Saith that the name Thos. Jno. FURNELL subscribed as a witness to Said Deed and memorial is his this Deponants proper name and handwriting. Sworn before me at the City of Limerick this 18th day of January 1847 a Master Extraordinary in Chancery in of Said City and Known as honesty. (signed) Robert ANGLIM (signed) Thos. Jno. FURNELL

 

More About MARY JOYNT:

Fact 1: February 19, 1826, baptized St. John's Limerick City

Notes for WILLIAM HOMAN:

I think from the looks of this that Mary Joynt was getting married to William Homan. Not sure how the others all fit in. In doing a one name study of surname Joynt I have not come across this marriage. According to Slater's National Commercial Directory of Ireland (LDS 0100103) 1846

Arabella Joynt was a pawnbroker at 4 Sir Harry's Mall. Arabella Joynt, widow was probably Arabella LANE JOYNT, as her husband William Joynt, chandler of Limerick d. 1843. Arabella Joynt, pawnbroker may have been their dau. Arabella or Arabella Lane Joynt herself. William and Arabella Lane Joynt also had a dau., Mary Joynt christened February 19, 1826, at St. John's Limerick City and would have been 21 at the time of this deed and was probably who m. William HOMAN.

Cathy Joynt Labath

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Memorial Deed 72

To the Register appointed by act of Parliament for registering Deeds wills and so forth in Ireland.

A Memorial of an Indented deed of marriage Settlement dated the fifteenth day of January one thousand eight hundred and forty Seven made between William HOMAN of William Street in the City of Limerick Esquire of the first part, Arabella JOYNT of Sir Harry's Mall in the City of Limerick Widow of the second part, Mary JOYNT of Sir Harry's Mall aforesaid spinster of the third part, Henry DUGGAN of Ballyclough in the county of Cork Esquire and William JOYNT of Sir Harry's Mall aforesaid in Said City Esquire of the fourth part, Whereby after reciting amongst other things as therein Said William HOMAN in consideration of said marriage and of the marriage portion of Said Mary JOYNT did grant and Assign unto the Said Henry DUGGAN and William JOYNT all that and those the dwelling house and offices and Small Garden late in the possession and occupation of Elliott O'DONNELL Esquire Surgeon and now in the possession of William COLLINS and also the piece of Ground in the Centre of premises then laid down and described in the map thereof to a certain Indenture of eleventh September one thous and eight hundred and thirty annexed, the four Several parts or sub-divisions of which are now on Said map marked number one and coloured Green, all which Said demised premises are Situate lying and being at Castle Connell Parish of Castle Connell Barony of Clanwilliam and County of Limerick, also all that the dwelling house vaults yard and out offices thereto annexed in as full large and ample a manner as same were held by Edward HOMAN Situate on the South Side of William Street in the Parish of Saint Michael and South Suburbs of the City of Limerick, to have and to hold Said respective premises Situate at Castle Connell in the County of Limerick and William Street in the City of Limerick aforesaid and every part thereof unto the Said Henry DUGGAN and William JOYNT and the Survivor of them his Executors Administrators and Assigns for and during all the rest residue and remainder of the term for years yet to come and unexpired as grant in and by the original Indentures of Lease under which Same are now held, Subject to the payment of the rents and performance of the Covenants in Said Original Leases Contained, upon the trusts uses intents and purposes therein mentioned, which Said Deed was with this writing which purports to be a memorial thereof duly executed by Said William HOMAN in presence of and is witnessed by Thomas John FURNELL of Henry St Limerick Esq and Galbraith JOYNT of Brunswick St in said city Esquire. (signed) William HOMAN.

Signed Sealed and delivered by Said William HOMAN in presence of (signed) Thos. Jno. FURNELL, Galbraith JOYNT The above named Thos Jno FURNELL Maketh Oath and Saith he is a Subscribing witness to the Deed of which this writing purports to be a memorial, as also to this Memorial, Saith he Saw Said Deed and this Memorial duly executed by the Said William HOMAN, and Saith that the name Thos. Jno. FURNELL subscribed as a witness to Said Deed and memorial is his this Deponants proper name and handwriting.

Sworn before me at the City of Limerick this 18th day of January 1847 a Master Extraordinary in Chancery in of Said City and Known as honesty.

(signed) Robert ANGLIM (signed) Thos. Jno. FURNELL

 

iii. ARABELLA JOYNT, b. Abt. December 14, 1828; d. 1870, Limerick,Ireland.

Notes for ARABELLA JOYNT:

1828. Dec 14th: Baptism of Arabella Joynt, daughter of William Joynt and [Arabella Lane] at St. John's Church of Ireland, Limerick. [Limerick Archives].

 

 

More About ARABELLA JOYNT:

Fact 1: December 19, 1827, baptized St. Mary's, Limerick City

iv. ROSE GALBRAITH JOYNT, b. Abt. June 13, 1830, Limerick, Ireland; m. JOHN RALEIGH JAMES, February 1855, Limerick, Ireland.

Notes for ROSE GALBRAITH JOYNT:

1830. June 13th: Baptism of Rose Galbraith Joynt, daughter of William Joynt and [Arabella Lane] at St. John's Church of Ireland, Limerick. [Limerick Archives].

More About ROSE GALBRAITH JOYNT:

Fact 1: June 13, 1830, baptized St. Mary's, Limerick City

Marriage Notes for ROSE JOYNT and JOHN JAMES:

C.J. Feb 22 1855

Marriage :- In St.Michael's Church, John Raleigh James Esq., of George's

St., to Rose, 3rd daughter of the late William Joynt Esq., of Limerick.

 

 

v. ELIZABETH JOYNT, b. Abt. February 12, 1832, Limerick, Ireland; m. JOHN WILLIAM DECOURCEY, April 1856.

Marriage Notes:

Wednesday morning, at St. Michael's Church, Limerick, and subsequently at
her mother's house, Upper Henry-street, by the Rev. James Synan, P.P.,
John De Courcy, Esq., of the National Bank, Tralee, brother of M. H. De
Courcy, Esq., Clerk of the Peace, to Elizabeth, sister of Alderman Joynt.

--The Cork Examiner, 18 April 1856

Notes for ELIZABETH JOYNT:

1832. Feb 12th: Baptism of Elizabeth Joynt, daughter of William Joynt and [Arabella Lane] at St. John's Church of Ireland, Limerick. [Limerick Archives].

More About ELIZABETH JOYNT:

Fact 1: February 12, 1832, baptized St. Mary's, Limerick City

Notes for JOHN WILLIAM DECOURCEY:

deCoursey's in Limerick- Cyril and Louis. Both are now deceased but they were Auctioneers and their office still functions and exists in Glentworth Street, Limerick - think it is Glentworth Street anyway. Some of their sons are there now.

deCOURSEY

Erected by Louis deCoursey, Mount Catherine House, Limerick in memory of father John JOYNT deCoursey who died 10 June 1926

Louis deCoursey died 17 July 1975 and his wife, Kathleen deCoursey died 18 Sept 1977

Patrick Louis died 6 April 1980
Helena deCoursey died 23 Jan 1959
Matthew H. deCoursey died 28 Dec 1865
John deCoursey died 8 Dec 1870
John deCoursey died 8 Nov 1872
Maria deCoursey died 22 Jan 1873
Edmond deCoursey died 21 Dec 1878
Frances deCoursey died 5 Jan 1896
Henry deCoursey died 18 Jan 1901
Matthew J deCoursey died 24 April 1909
Kathleen deCoursey died 14 May 1925
John deCoursey died 23 Nov 1936
Mary J. deCoursey died 10 Nov 1943
Robert Windham deCoursey B.E. died 4 May 1951
Kathleen deCoursey died 16 Feb 1952
Stephanie deCoursey died 18 June 1969
Matthew deCoursey died 16 May 1974

 

vi. JANE JOYNT, b. Abt. October 13, 1833; m. MICHAEL GLYNN, May 02, 1858.

Notes for JANE JOYNT:

1833. October 13th: Baptism of Jane Joynt, daughter of William Joynt and [Arabella Lane] at St. John's Church of Ireland, Limerick. [Limerick Archives].

 

 

Clare Champion Dec 20, 1910

Funeral of Mrs Glynn, Kilrush

Chief mourners...Robert Lane Joynt J.P., Richard Lane Joynt M.D. (nephews)

More About JANE JOYNT:

Fact 1: October 12, 1833, baptized St. Mary's, Limerick City

Notes for MICHAEL GLYNN:

Probably father?

Sept 10 1932 Clare Champion:

Death of Mr. William Joynt Glynn

..at his residence, Pella House, Kilrush on 1st Sept...was senior partner in M. Glynn & Sons..He was also Chairman of Shannon Steamship Co., Ltd. He had been a D.L. and J.P. for the county before the Treaty. The Chief Mourners were W.H. Glynn, M.D. Glynn, G.C. Glynn, N.G. Glynn (sons) Mrs. de Courcy, Mrs. Ryan (sisters)..A Lane Joynt, Miss Lane Joynt

 

24. GAILBRAITH PERCY⁶ JOYNT (JOHN O'DONNELL⁵, WILLIAM⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) died January 31, 1885 in Belleisle, Co Clare, Ireland (Source: Clare Journal, 1885 Feb 5, Death-JoyntOn Saturday 31st Jan at his residence, Belleisle, Co. Clare, Galbraith Persse Joynt, son of the late John O'Donnell Joynt, Annes Grove, County Clare. Deeply regretted by his family and friends.).

Notes for GAILBRAITH PERCY JOYNT:

Limerick Chronicle 19 Mar 1853

Cess-payers appointed by the Grand Jury in Clare

Barony of Lower Tulla - Gilbert Joint

Clare Journal April 12 1852

List of Cess-payers appointed by The Grand Jury for Clare

Lower Tulla

.....; Gilbert Joint, Bellisle ;......

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION,

   LIMERICK, SUNDAY NIGHT.--I hasten to inform you of the particulars of
   a daring attempt at assassination which was made last evening upon a
   respectable gentleman connected with this city. The particulars are
   these :--Between five and six o'clock, Mr. Galbraith Joynt, who
   holds landed property at Mount St. Catherine, county Clare, which he
   recently purchased in the Incumbered Estates Court, was returning
   home in his gig, and had not proceeded more than two miles on the
   Clonlara road, when he was fired at from behind a hedge by some
   daring assassin who lay in wait for his intended victim ; fortunately
   the attempt was unsuccessful, for although wounded severely in the leg,
   Mr. Joynt is not dangerously injured. The shot came from the right
   hand of the road, riddled the dashboard of the vehicle, and some of
   the pellets passed through the fleshy part of that gentleman's leg.
   Confused and affrighted at such an unexpected attack in a lonesome
   district, Mr. Joynt had the presence of mind to turn round his horse,
   and though bleeding profusely, drove into this city at a quick pace, to
   the house of his brother, where surgical aid was promptly rendered,
   and the wounds dressed. The reason assigned is, that Mr. Joynt had
   served notice of ejectment on tenants who are to be dispossessed in
   March. The police of Clonara, it is understood, have received
   information which, it is hoped, will lead to the arrest of the person
   who committed the outrage ; and, if so, a deep-laid conspiracy will in
   all likelihood be developed, as it is not long since the brother of the
   gentleman attacked received a threatening notice to the effect that he
   should bear in mind the spirit of Clare was not yet dead, and that he
   ought to dread the fate of Gloster. It will be remembered that a few
   years since Mr. Gloster was shot in his gig when coming into Limerick
   from the county Clare, and that the perpetrator of the foul deed was
   never discovered.--Saunders Correspondent.

--The Cork Examiner, 24 December 1856

Clare Journal Mar 1 1858

John Molony was indicted for having, on the 20th Dec 1856 at Cappaville,

fired at and wounded Galbraith Joynt Esq.,

......Cappaville is owned by his brother Edward.......purchased from the

Incumbered Estates Court on the 24th June 1856.....

.......Gilbraith Joynt of Bellisle.....

Clare Journal 1885 Feb 5:

DEATH-JOYNT

On Saturday 31st Jan at his residence, Belleisle, Co Clare, Galbraith Persse Joynt, son of the late John O'Donnell Joynt, Annes Grove, County Clare. Deeply regretted by his family and friends.

Limerick Chronicle

Limerick, Limerick, Ireland

1847.July 7:

Yesterday the Calleo, a very handsome barque, sailed from our quays with 137 emigrants for Boston, including four cabin passengers, viz.:- Mr Francis Egan and Lady, Mr Martin O'Donnell and Mr Galbraith Joynt.

Child of GAILBRAITH PERCY JOYNT is:

i. DAUGHTER⁷ JOYNT, b. June 23, 1872, Belleisle, Co Clare, Ireland (Source: Newspaper notice.).

C.J. June 27 1872
On the 23rd inst., at Bellisle, Co.Clare, the wife of Galbraith Persse
Joynt Esq., of a daughter.

 

25. MARGARET⁷ JOYNT (CHRISTOPHER⁶, CHRISTOPHER⁵, HUGH⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born Abt. 1831, and died July 27, 1899. She married MICHAEL DOLLAGHER. He died Bet. 1861 - 1865.

Notes for MARGARET JOYNT:

In 1865 traveled to Tasmania, as a widow with five children aboard the "Grassmere".

-per Beth Blinston, Tasmania, Australia

Children of MARGARET JOYNT and MICHAEL DOLLAGHER are:

i. HONORA⁸ DOLLAGHER, b. Abt. 1849.

ii. JOHN DOLLAGHER, b. Abt. 1853.

iii. ELIZABETH DOLLAGHER, b. Abt. 1857.

iv. MARGARET DOLLAGHER, b. Abt. 1859.

v. MICHAEL DOLLAGHER, b. Abt. 1861.

 

26. ALICE⁷ JOYNT (JAMES⁶, JOHN PERSSE ARDESOIF⁵, JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born Abt. 1832, and died May 07, 1908. She married SAMUEL MEN(D)ARY 1869.

Child of ALICE JOYNT and SAMUEL MEN(D)ARY is:

i. MALE⁸ MEN(D)ARY, b. August 03, 1871, Co. Armagh, Ireland (Source: FHL 255825-Ireland Civil Registration of Births.).

Notes for MALE MEN(D)ARY:

Co. Armagh

1871.3rd August. Armagh.

Manarey, (male child)

Father Samuel Manarey

Mother Alice Joynt

FHL 255825

 

 

 

27. JAMES DUDLEY⁷ JOYNT (JAMES⁶, ANDREW⁵, JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born November 13, 1845, and died September 27, 1916. He married ISABELLA HARRIET HOPPER, daughter of EDWARD HOPPER and MARGARET TORNEY. She was born May 07, 1857, and died May 11, 1931.

More About JAMES DUDLEY JOYNT:

Burial: Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa, Canada (OT-93-02)

More About ISABELLA HARRIET HOPPER:

Burial: Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa, Canada (OT-95-01)

Children of JAMES JOYNT and ISABELLA HOPPER are:

30. i. FLORENCE AUGUSTA⁸ JOYNT, b. August 06, 1876; d. April 10, 1959.

ii. MARGARET LOUISE JOYNT, b. July 26, 1881; d. January 05, 1888.

Notes for MARGARET LOUISE JOYNT:

Died at age 6.5

iii. JAMES PERSSE JOYNT, b. October 03, 1883; d. May 23, 1933.

Notes for JAMES PERSSE JOYNT:

Unmarried.

More About JAMES PERSSE JOYNT:

Burial: Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa, Canada (OT-95-01)

iv. EDWARD LANCASTER JOYNT, b. December 09, 1887; d. 1981; m. MARY DAVIS, November 14, 1936.

v. LEONARD GALBRAITH JOYNT, d. 1965.

vi. LAURA ISABEL JOYNT, b. July 07, 1894; d. October 01, 1981.

 

28. CHARLOTTE⁷ JOYNT (JAMES⁶, ANDREW⁵, JAMES⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born October 11, 1853, and died April 20, 1877. She married WILLIAM CUZNER.

Children of CHARLOTTE JOYNT and WILLIAM CUZNER are:

i. CHARLES⁸ CUZNER, d. February 10, 1880.

Notes for CHARLES CUZNER:

Died at age 5 1/2

ii. GEORGE CUZNER, b. August 20, 1875; d. February 26, 1957.

Notes for GEORGE CUZNER:

Unmarried.

 

29. WILLIAM LANE⁷ JOYNT (WILLIAM⁶, WILLIAM⁵, WILLIAM⁴, DUDLEY³, CHRISTOPHER², WILLIAM¹) was born Abt. January 26, 1825 (Source: Limerick Archives.), and died January 07, 1895. He married JANE RUSSELL 1854 in Cork, Ireland, daughter of JOHN RUSSELL and HANNAH MYLES. She died July 25, 1875.

Notes for WILLIAM LANE JOYNT:

1825. Jan 6th: Baptism of William Lane Joynt, son of William Joynt and [Arabella Lane] at St. John's Church of Ireland, Limerick. [Limerick Archives].

Clare Journal May 18 1854

Marriage :- In Cork, W.J.Joynt Esq., Solicitor, Limerick, to Jane, 2nd daughter of the late John Russell Esq., Merchant, Limerick.

C.J. Sept 12 1859

Birth :- At his house, 86 Georges Street, the wife of william Lane Joynt Esq., of a daughter.

Clare Journal Dec 1 1864

Birth - At the Grange, Raheny, Dublin, the wife of William Lane Joynt Esq., solicitor, of a son.

Clare Journal

Ennis, co. Clare, Ireland

May 24 1866

Birth - At Grange, Raheny (Dublin), the wife of William Joynt Esq., of a son.

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Crown and Treasury Solicitor for Ireland; D.L. Dublin City; J.P., Counties of Clare and Dublin; owner of lands in Cos. Clare, Galway and Limerick; received Grant of Arms 08/04/1866.

Clare Champion, May 12,2000

Features

135 Years Ago [1865]

The Burren Estate

The two remaining unsold lots of the Burren estate were purchased by private sale on Friday, by William Lane Joynt, Esq., agent to Lord Anally for £11,000.

Thus the noble lord has become the owner of all the Burren estates of Mr John S Kirwan. The noble lord is also the owner of the Duke of Buckingham's estate at Ballyvaughan, Mr Burton Bindon's at Currenrue, on which are the famous oyster beds, Mr John B Scott's at New Quay, Sir Hugh Dillon Massy's Broadford estate, and Mr John Westropp's at Kilkeryne.

These represent, as whole, one of the largest territorial possession in the hands of any peer of commoner in Clare.

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Clare Journal Nov 2, 1896

Ennis Quarter Sessions (court)

Mr. W. Lane Joynt B.L. instructed by Mr. J.B. Moloney, solicitor for the defendant.

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Bassett's Directory 1880-1

County magistrates

Joynt, William Lane, Clareville, Ballyvaughan ; 46 Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin ; The Grange Abbey, Raheney, County Dublin.

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Francis Guy's Directory of Munster 1886

Ballyvaughan

Gentry and Clergy

Joynt, William Lane, DL, JP, (Crown and Treasury Solicitor for Ireland; D L Dublin city, JP co. Dublin); Clareville house, Ballyvaughan) 43 Merrion square east, and 46 Lower Gardiner's street, Dublin; The Grange Abbey, Raheny, co. Dublin

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Clare journal 1898 April 18

List of cesspayers appointed by the Grand Jury of Spring Assises 1898

..........Barony of Lower Tulla:-...........William Joynt,

Islandregan,...........

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Clare Journal April 18 1898

Cess-payers

Barony of Lower Tulla - William Joynt, Islandregan

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haddeus C. Breen <tymon@indigo.ie>Saturday, October 30, 1999 11:00 AM

I notice you have mentioned the Lane-Joynts in one of your pages. Near where I live, in the southern suburbs of Dublin, there used to be a house called Prospect. A branch of the Lane-Joynt family lived there until, I think, the 1950s. The street directory from 1936 gives "W.S.R. Lane-Joynt, Barrister" as the owner. I don't know anything about them, but perhaps it's another piece of information to fit in with what you have.

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From: Paddy <patrick_waldron@compuserve.com>
To: <labaths@worldnet.att.net>
Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2000 5:31 PM
Subject: Jane Russell m. William Lane Joynt

Dear Cathy

Yesterday I received a copy of a history of the Myles family of Limerick, written around 1880 by Zachary Myles (b.1812). Zachary's parents, George and Eliza (née Myles) were first cousins. Eliza's older brother James had a daughter Hannah who married John Russell; Jane Russell, daughter of John and Hannah, married William Lane Joynt. A recent footnote to the Myles history says `In St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin there is a stained glass window along with a plaque, put up in memory of William Lane Joynt by his children.' I see that your pedigree of the Limerick Joynts at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cmlabath/joynt7.htm stops at Wm Lane Joynt's generation.

If you have any more information on his descendants, I would like to be able to put it with my Myles information. If you would like a copy of the Myles document (36 typed pages), please send me your snailmail address. Several of the Myles family married Parkers; in particular, Hannah Myles (sister of Eliza and James) married Thomas Parker, brother of my GGGGgrandfather Craven Parker of Briska More, county Limerick. \pw

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Paddy Waldron

E-mail: patrick_waldron@compuserve.com

WWW: http://pwaldron.bess.tcd.ie/pwaldron.htm

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Clare Journal, Sept. 1865

Ballyvaughan Sale

An extensive sale of cattle sheep, &c., took place on Thursday last at Clareville near Ballyvaughan, the residence of William Lane Joynt, Esq, whose property they were, and who disposed of them in consequence of his having to give possession of the farm at Ballyalbin on the 1st of May to Mr Christie, of Limerick. The stock consisted of 285 head of cattle, including 100 three year old heifers, 30 two year old bullocks, 100 hoggets, and 50 fat sheep. They were disposed in lots by auction, and the bidding was keen and brisk, and excellent prices were obtained for the entire stock.

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http://www.websters.ie/commercial/theroyal/thebook/founder.html

The FOUNDER of the Limerick Athenaeum was WILLIAM LANE JOYNT who achieved the unique distinction of being elected Mayor of Limerick in 1862 and Lord Mayor of Dublin in 1867. William Lane Joynt (1824-1895) apprenticed as a solicitor to Matthew Barrington of the leading law firm Barrington & Co. The Barrington family lived at Glenstal Castle and built Barrington's Hospital for the citizens of Limerick. In 1852, William Lane Joynt as President of the Limerick Literary & Scientific Society, proposed the establishment of a Limerick Athenaeum. In 1862 he was elected Mayor of Limerick and the following year he moved to Dublin where in 1867 he was elected Lord Mayor. In 1869 he was appointed the Crown and Treasury Solicitor for Ireland. He took a keen interest in the development of the West Coast sea fishing industry and is responsible for the construction of many piers and slipways on the coastline. In Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare, where he maintained a summer house, his name is inscribed in a monument for his successful efforts to persuade the local landlord, the Baron Annaly, to provide a free water supply for the tenants. He died in 1895 and is buried in the grounds of the churchyard at St. John's Square Limerick.

ore About WILLIAM LANE JOYNT:

Burial: St. John's Square, Limerick, Ireland

Fact 1: January 06, 1825, baptized St. John's Limerick City

Fact 2: 1867, Lord Mayor of Dublin

More About JANE RUSSELL:

Burial: St. John's Square, Limerick, Ireland

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM JOYNT and JANE RUSSELL:

Clare Journal May 18 1854

Marriage :- In Cork, W.J.Joynt Esq., Solicitor, Limerick, to Jane, 2nd

daughter of the late John Russell Esq., Merchant, Limerick.

Children of WILLIAM JOYNT and JANE RUSSELL are:

i. ALFRED LANE⁸ JOYNT, m. NORA CATTELL, September 29, 1896, Warrenpoint, County Down, Ireland (Source: Clare Journal, Oct 1 1896, Marriage: Lane-Joynt and Cattell sept 29at the parish church of Warrenpoint, Co. Down by the Rev. Thomas B. Naylor dd, vicar of the parish, Alfred, youngest son of the late William Lane-Joynt, D.L. of the Grange Abbey, Raheny, Co. Dublin to Nora, eldest daughter of Col. Edward Cattell of Warrenpoint and granddaughter of the late Rev. Gilbert Percy LL.D. of the Flanker Drumsna, Co. Leitrim.).

Notes for ALFRED LANE JOYNT:

Clare Champion Dec 12 1925

Re sale of property

.............for conditions of sale contact A. Lane Joynt solr., 4 St.

Stephens Green, Dublin

 

Marriage Notes for ALFRED JOYNT and NORA CATTELL:

Clare Journal 1896 Oct 1:

Marriage: Lane-Joynt and Cattell Sept 29

at the parish church of Warrenpoint, Co. Down by the Rev Thomas B Naylor dd, vicar of the parish, Alfred, youngest son of the late William Lane-Joynt, D.L. of the Grange Abbey, Raheny, Co Dublin to Nora, eldest daughter of Col Edward Cattell of Warrenpoint and granddaughter of the late Rev. Gilbert Percy LL.D. of the Flanker Drumsna, Co Leitrim.

 

 

ii. JOHN RUSSELL JOYNT, d. November 21, 1859.

Notes for JOHN RUSSELL JOYNT:

C.J. Nov 21 1859

Death :- On Sunday morning, at 86 Georges Street, John Russell, second son

of William Lane Joynt Esq.

 

iii. WILLIAM RUSSELL JOYNT, m. ANNE QUIN, July 01, 1883, Dublin, Ireland (Source: Clare Journal, 1883 July 26, MarriagesJoynt and QuinOn the 21st instant, by the Rev. C. Conway, Administrator, St. Michaels, William Russell Joynt, Barrister in Law, eldest son of William Lane Joynt, D.L. of Merrion square, Dublin to Anne, daughter of John Quin, of this city.).

The Irish Eight; Holders of the Echo Shield, May 4th, 1888

Daily Gazette
Colorado Springs, Colorado
July 4, 1880

FOREIGN
Last of the Shooting

DUBLIN, July 3. The following American riflemen have agreed to act with Frank Hyde in the match at Wimbledon: Brown, Clark, Ludley, Fallow, Gerst, Jackson, Laird, Rockwell and Scott; also Burnside if he arrives in time. In the competition for "All Around Challenge," to-day at 1:45, the American team consists of Brown, Jackson, Scott and Laird. Of the two Irish teams, one consists of Fenton, Rigby, Warren and Milner, the other of Joynt, Coghlan, Johnson and Murphy. The weather is stormy with rain.
     At three p.m. the shooting at the 1000 yards range was finished. The firing was done in a rain storm. The score is as follows.
            AMERICANS

Jackson..............43
Scott..................42
Brown............... 45
Laird..................37
  Total..............167

         IRISH NO. 1
Fenton...............37
Rigby................42
Warren.............36
Milner...............44
  Total.............159

         IRISH NO. 2
Joynt................45
Coghlan...........33
Johnson...........38
Murphy...........46
  Total............162

     Col. Bodine says his team will be disbanded after to-day,and he will leave Liverpool for New York on the 20th inst., with the members of the team ready to go. Rathbone, Clark, Fisher and Rockwell will probably accompany Col Bodine back. He is uncertain about others, but hopes they will not remain contrary to the orders of the National Rifle Association. Brown will go to the continent and Bodine thinks he will not shoot with Frank Hyde. The thirty-fourth total scores at 1,000 yard range for twenty shots, were 342; Irish No. 1, 329; No. 2, 334.
     The last ten rounds at 1100 yards range were fired off at 5:52, and the score stood, Americans Jackson 36, Scott 41, Brown 35, Laird 35; aggregate of Americans team 487.
     Irish team No. 1- Fenton 41, John Rigby, 36, Warren 38, Milner 34, aggregate 400.
     No. 2- Joynt 39, Coghlan 35, Johnson 32, Murphy 34; aggregate 470. The weather was now lightening up, after heavy showers.
     The Americans missed three times on the fourteenth round. The aggregate scores stood: Americans, 535: Irish No. 1, 550; No 2, 522.
     Fives misses were made by the Americans in the last four rounds. ON the 17th round the score stood, Americans 593, Irish No. 1, 595; No. 2, 581. The twenty rounds were fired at 7:05, and the shooting for the day was brought to a close. The total score was Irish No. 1 636, No. 2 620, Americans 635.

 

Notes for WILLIAM RUSSELL JOYNT:

Clare Journal 1883 July 26:

Joynt and Quin

On the 21st instant byt the Rev. C Conway, Administrator, St. Michael's, William Russell Joynt, Barrister in Law, eldest son of william Lane Joynt, D.L. of Merrion sq., Dublin to Anne, daughter of John Quin, of this city.

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM JOYNT and ANNE QUIN:

Newspaper unknown

1883.July 21st: Marriage of William Russell Joynt, barrister, 43 Merrion Square, aged 27 years, son of William Lane Joynt, Treasury Solicitor, married Anne Quin of 70 George Street, daughter of John Quin, deceased at St. Michael's RC Church.

Clare Journal July 26 1883

On the 21st inst., by the Rev.C.Conway, Administrator St.Michael's, William Russell Joynt, Barrister-at-law, eldest son of William Lane Joynt, D.L. of 43 Merrion Square, Dublin, to Anne, daughter of the late John Quin D.L. of this city.

 

iv. RICHARD LANE JOYNT, d. 1928.

Notes for RICHARD LANE JOYNT:

Clare Journal 1884 April 21

FEAT OF BICYCLING

Mr.Richard Lane Joynt left Port old school, Enniskillen, on Wednesday morning and rode to Roscommon that day, continuing the journey to Clare the next morning. He arrived at Clareville, Ballyvaughen on Thursday evening in time for dinner with his father, Mr.William Lane Joynt D.L. who is sojourning at his marine residence in that picturesque and salubrious locality. This was a creditable performance, considering the difficulty of the journey, and the steep Burren hills he had to encounter.

Clare Champion May 11 1914 pg 2:

County Clare Ratepayers Association

A general meeting of the Clare County Ratepayers Association was held at the Courthouse, Ennis on Saturday. Mr. M. Brasel, Latoon presided.

The following members attended:

...T.Barron, Newpark, R.L. Joynt, J. Enright, Ennis...Mr. L. Joynt who is governor of the infirmary...

Pg 4 Mr. Joynt is asking questions at Ennis Petty Sessions.

v. ROBERT LANE JOYNT, m. EMILY AGNES PERKINS, Abt. August 19, 1896, York, England.

Notes for ROBERT LANE JOYNT:

Clare Champion 1906

Mar 1 CLARE SPRING ASSISES

JURY - ............,Robert Lane Joynt, Carnelly House.......

vi. DAU JOYNT, b. 1859 (Source: Clare Journal.).

Notes for DAU JOYNT:

C.J. Sept 12 1859

Birth :- At his house, 86 Georges Street, the wife of William Lane Joynt Esq., of a daughter.

 

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