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Submitted: 8/1/14 • Approved: 8/2/14 • Last Updated: 8/5/14 • R1028549-G0-S3
Company C 33 Arkansas Infantry
Civil War Confederacy
January 5, 1837 - July 21, 1917
*1911 Arkansas Confederate Census
JOYCE, James Thomas of Mayfield, Arkansas was born June 5, 1837 in Grainger County, Tennessee, the son of Alexander Joyce of North Carolina who was the son of John Joyce. Mr. Joyce’s mothers maiden name was Calie Kirk. He was a Democrat and a Free Will Baptist. He served with Co. C, 33rd Infantry for the duration. On August 9, 1855, he married Eliza Cloer, daughter of George Washington Cloer and his wife Sarah who were both Germans. Their children were William W. Joyce, Spring Valley, Arkansas, Mary E. Joyce and Isabelle Joyce.
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