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| Born | 1860 | ||||||||
| Died | 1925 | ||||||||
| Residence |
Freshford, Bromley, Kent Whitefriars, Nettlecombe Avenue, Southsea [1909] The Royal Albert Yacht Club, Southsea [1915] | ||||||||
| Occupation | journalist | ||||||||
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Contents
Notes
Office Notes
RAI Council 1907 Member
RAI Council 1908 Member
RAI Council 1909 Member
House Notes
Proposed by T.A. Joyce; seconded by Henry Balfour 1904.10.25
Notes From Elsewhere
JOYCE, Thomas Heath .(from Who was Who)
b. London, 9 July 1860; s. of Thomas Joyce, Freshford, Somerset; editor & proprietor ' of the Atlas; m. lst, 1874, Ellen Margaretta (d.1916), d. of George Murphy; 2nd, Emma, d. or late W. Frances Knight, Overton, Hants ; two s. Educ. mainly abroad. Joined.staff or the Graphic at the start In Dec. 1869 ; editor of Daily Graphic, 1890-91 ;joint-editor with Hammond Hall, 1891-1906, editor of the Graphic 1891-1906;F.R.G.S. publications: miscellaneous journalistic and magazine contributions; translated Victor Hugo`s History of a Crime. Recreatiopns: travel,walking, photography;journed round the world 1907.Clubs;Whitefriars;Royal Albert Yacht, Southsea. Died 13 May 1925
19 North Villas, Camden Square London, 41 Clarence Parade, Southsea , in 1920 sells Manor House, 1924 sells Tyning
Publications
External Publications
The Whitefriars' Chronicles
Jan 1, 1900
by T. Heath Joyce [Ed.]
