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Joyce Godwin

Birth 1552 - Of, Helmdon, Northampton, England
Death1629 - Not Available
MotherIsabella Purefoy
FatherThomas Godwin, Dean of Canterbury, Bishop of Bath and Wells

Born in Of, Helmdon, Northampton, England on 1552 to Thomas Godwin, Dean of Canterbury, Bishop of Bath and Wells and Isabella Purefoy. Joyce Godwin married Thomas Emyley (Elmsley) (Emlie) and had 9 children. She passed away on 1629.

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Parents
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Thomas Godwin, Dean Of Canterbury, Bishop Of Bath And Wells
1517 - 1590
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Isabella Purefoy
1511 - 1589
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Emyley (Elmsley) (Emlie)
1550 - 1608
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Thomas Elmsley
1548 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Mary Emyley
1571 - 1630
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Judith Elmsley
1574 - 1618
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Edward Emyley Elmsley Emlie
1586 - 1614
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Anne Emyley
1581 - Unknown
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Joyce Emyley
1591 - Unknown
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Maximilian Emyley
1583 - 1636
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Maximilian Emeley
Unknown - Unknown
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Abigail Emylie
1580 - Unknown
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Maximilian Emyley
1583 - Unknown

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