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About Joseph Joy, II
As stated in "Thomas Joy and His Descendants" by Thomas R. Joy published by James Richard Joy, Plainfield, NJ, July 4, 1900; compiled by James Richard Joy, New York: "In February 1708-9, with others signed testimonial to the worthy character of Mehitable Warren, accused of withchcraft. Lived on Main St., Hingham, nearly opposite Winter. His gravestone, with the inscription still legible, is in the Hingham churchyard. It is the most ancient Joy grave mark in America."
- Updated from MyHeritage Match via son John Joy by SmartCopy: Sep 19 2014, 18:24:50 UTC
- Updated from MyHeritage Match via son John Joy by SmartCopy: Sep 19 2014, 18:24:50 UTC
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Joseph Joy, II's Timeline
| 1668 |
July 30, 1668
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Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts
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| 1691 |
March 16, 1691
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Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts
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| 1692 |
April 23, 1692
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Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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| 1693 |
February 28, 1693
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Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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February 28, 1693
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Hingham, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
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| 1695 |
February 7, 1695
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Hingham, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
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| 1697 |
December 28, 1697
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Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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| 1699 |
March 17, 1699
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Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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| 1701 |
December 29, 1701
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Hingham, Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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