Perrin Joyce

  General Notes:

The 1850 Federal Census for Snow Creek, Stokes Co., NC page 135A records Samuel (40-VA) and Mary (40-NC) Corn with children Frances (18-VA), Sally (16-VA), John (14), Mary (12-NC), Jesse (10-NC), Joshua (8-NC), Samuel (5-NC), James (3-NC). Nearby is the Perrin and Lettetia Joyce family: Perrin (45) and Lettetia (33) with children Caroline (17), John (13), Levisten (10), Oma (7), Tempy (5), and David (2) ... the daughters Caroline Joyce and Sarah Corn will become brides of Jeremiah B. Hodges.

The 1860 United States Federal Census for Stokes Co., North Carolina, Danbury P.O., page 179A records Perren (54) and Sallie (46) Joyce with children Matilda (26), Livingston (20), Naoma (16), Tempy (14), David R. (11), Joseph (9), Eliza (6), Delila (4), and Lethia (1). Next door is the Samuel Corn family (see 1850 census notes above).

The 1870 United States Federal Census for Snow Creek, Stokes Co., North Carolina, Marin's Lime Kiln P.O., page 207B records the widow Letty Joyce (57) with children Oma (27), David (21), Joseph (18), Eliza Ann (15), and Letha (11).

Perrin married Lettetia Joyce on 28 Jan 1830 in Rockingham Co., N.C. (Lettetia Joyce was born on 6 Jul 1813 in Rockingham, N. C. and died on 1 Mar 1901 in Snow Creek, Stokes Co., NC.)

  Marriage Notes:

The North Carolina Marriage Collection, 1741-2000 - Rockingham Co. at ancestry.com records:
Letty Joyce Gender: Female / Spouse: Perrin Joyce Spouse Gender: Male Marriage Date: 28 Jan 1830 Marriage County: Rockingham Marriage State: North Carolina Source Vendor: North Carolina State Archives

Perrin Joyce Bride: Lettey Joyce Bond Date: 28 Jan 1830 Bond #: 000120359 Level Info: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
ImageNum: 004383 County: Rockingham Record #: 01 136 Bondsman: John Joyce Witness: Joseph Sharp