Edward
Jousiffe
An extract from...
Sierra
Leone Commissioners Report, 1840.
Her Majesty's Commissioners to Viscount
Palmerston.
Sierra
Leone, December 31, 1840.
(Received April 13, 1841.)
...
We have lately
received intelligence, on which we can depend, that the notorious Edward
Jousiffe, who made his escape from the gaol of this colony after his conviction
as a British subject for slave-dealing, died not very long since at the Rio
Pongas ...
Descendants of Francis Jousiffe
1 Francis Jousiffe
..... 2 Wilton Morten Jousiffe
Occupation:
June 29, 1850 Captain in the Spanish Army
......... +Unknown
..... *2nd Wife of Wilton Morten Jousiffe:
......... +Anne Bartlett Honibourne
m: June 29,
1850 in Parish Church of St Martins in the Field, Middx
Residence:
June 29, 1850 St Mary, Dover, Kent
Comment. Francis was declared as a 'gentleman' on Wilton's
marriage certificate, this indicates that he had sufficient private funds so as
not to have to work. It is possible that Wilton was a mercenary with the
Spanish army.
Richard Jousiffe
1 Richard Jousiffe - 1880
d: Bef. 1880
.. +Sarah Georgina 1801 - 1880
b: 1801
d: 1880 in 6 Carlton Square,
Hatchem, London
Victoria S M Jousiffe
1 Victoria S M Jousiffe 1904 -
Edith Elizabeth Jousiffe
1 Edith Elizabeth Jousiffe 1875 -
b: 1875 in Greenwich
Ella Bagnet Jousiffe
1 Ella Bagnet Jousiffe 1882 -
b: 1882 in Bromley
Comment. The name
Bagnet suggests that Ella could be descended from Charles Henry
Josiffe and Eliza Fawsett Bagnett
