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Amos Joyner

Birth1782 - Pitt, North Carolina
Death30 April 1868 - North Carolina, USA
MotherKeziah Hemby
FatherAbraham Joyner

Born in Pitt, North Carolina on 1782 to Abraham Joyner and Keziah Hemby. Amos Joyner married Elizabeth Tyson and had 18 children. He passed away on 30 April 1868 in North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Abraham Joyner
1761 - 1827
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Keziah Hemby
1758 - 1862
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Tyson
1799 - 1854
Children Show all
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Laney Louise Joyner
1819 - 1882
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Martha "Pattie" Joyner
1834 - 1912
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Calvin Joyner
1828 - 1874
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Luther Joyner
1832 - 1881
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Isaac C Joyner
1837 - 1871
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Delphia Joyner
1826 - 1888
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Franklin Joyner
1835 - 1881
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Penina Joyner
1817 - 1860
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Penninah Johnston
1815 - 1869
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Amos Joiner
1820 - 1880
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Willis B. Joyner
1823 - 1913
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Harriet Joyner
1824 - 1871
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Augustus Perry Joyner
1836 - 1897
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Priscilla Ann Joyner
1838 - 1900
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Louisa Joyner
1836 - Unknown
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Martha Joyner
1832 - 1912
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Nettie Anna Case
1817 - 1860
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Louisa Joyner
1812 - 1882

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