My Joyner ancestors/ by James Bradley Heishman
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"Thomas Joyner, born about 1619 probably in England. He sailed from the Port of London, England on 30 Sep. 1635 on the ship "Dorst" (possibly "Dorset") bound for the Bermudas. He died intestate in Isle of Wight County, Virginia in 1694 or 1695."--P. 33. His wife's name is not given. Descendants and relateives lived in Virginia, New, York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Nevada, Montana, California, Florida, Georgia and elsewhere.
Includes Joyner, Butler, Hancock, Heishman, Lankford, Rollings, Vick, Bradshaw, Dickey, Dilday, Drake, Pope, Thomas, Warren, Wellons, Williams, Woolwine, Wright and related families.
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