Johnson Genealogy

Joyce Pearl Gamble, 1932–1997 (aged 64 years)

Birth
9 April 1932
Portsmouth
Census
1939 (aged 6 years)
Chesterfield, Derbyshire
Death of a husband
Joseph Derek Goodall
8 August 1994
Port Hardy, B.C., Canada
Death
12 January 1997 (aged 64 years)
Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
Family with Joseph Derek Goodall
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Birth: 9 July 1925 33 28 — Newton, Derbyshire
Emigration: 1928 — Canada
Census: 1931 — Elk Valley, B.C., Canada
Immigration: 1935 — England
Family Photo: 1964 — Derby
Family Photo: 1968 — Ladysmith, B.C., Canada
Family Photo: 1985 — Port Hardy, B.C., Canada
Death: 8 August 1994 — Port Hardy, B.C., Canada
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Joseph Derek Goodall
1925–1994
Birth: 9 July 1925 33 28 — Newton, Derbyshire
Death: 8 August 1994 — Port Hardy, B.C., Canada
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Birth: 9 April 1932 — Portsmouth
Census: 1939 — Chesterfield, Derbyshire
Death: 12 January 1997 — Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
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Joyce Pearl Gamble
1932–1997
Birth: 9 April 1932 — Portsmouth
Death: 12 January 1997 — Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
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Shared note

B: 9 Apr 1932, Portsmouth. ref: Apr-Jun 1932 Portsmouth 2b 760
Mother's name was Nancy Toesland.

M: 24 Feb 1951, Derby, to Joseph Derek Goodall.
D: 12 Jan 1997, Nanaimo.

(From Carole Goodall, Nov 2011)
Mum's Mother was born Nancy Toesland, I never heard her talk about family, but she did have a brother who lived about a block away. Nancy married George G****e, a red-headed Irishman who was in the merchant marine.
Children of Nancy and George: Joan was born about a year or two before mum and I believe Nancy and George divorced after 5 or 6 years of marriage. I did meet him once when Mum had initiated contact and we visited. Mum and Joan, her sister, were sent to Chesterfield as evacuee's during the war and from time to time Nancy visited, with Charles Vickers in tow. They got married and there were no other children. I was told that Charles had been an orphan so there was no family connections on his side.
Joan married Pat Moore, another Irishman and had two children Karen and Andrew. There was a divorce and another marriage, but no children resulted from the subsequent union.

From 1939 census, it seems that Joyce was living with a family called Barber in Top Road, Chesterfield.