Feb is speculative
Death Age: 66
He is married to Mary Isabella Wilson.
They got married on July 28, 1878 at Shankill C.of I. Lurgan, he was 29 years old.Source 8
Child(ren):
1 UID 174BD6A03A6DA642B7FC51C1156133FCD1FE 1 UID FF15B7C15DADEB43809B0BCA33B3A5135201 M'NEICE -- In loving memory of our dear brothers, N0. 5115 L-Corpl. J. W. (Wilson) M'Neice, 2nd R.I. Rifles, died in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, of wounds received in action on October 5, 1915; also Pte. William M'Neice, 1/8 City of London Post Office Rifles, killed in action on the 8th October, 1916. Ever remembered by their Sisters and Brothers, Mrs. E. SHARKEY, Mrs. ANNIE BROWN, Miss FLORRIE M'NEICE, ALBERT M'NEICE, JOSHUA M'NEICE. Also their Brothers-in-law, S. SHARKEY and W. G. BROWN. 1901 Joshua was a fitter;C.of I.aged 52 living at george street with TEN in the house 1912 28 Sept 1912 signed the Ulster Covenant McNeice Joshua 34 George Street Armagh: North Lurgan Town Hall Malcolm, H C Joshua McNeice dark.lots of hair colourful character;hated injustice;fought for the millworkers;trees in Hill Street in his honour Member of town Board Town councillor Poor Law Guardian "the amelioration of the poor" Carpenter; walter brown helped him in carpentry Lived at George Street . later 181 John Street Hairdresser Had 8 children Lurgan Poor Law Union was formed on the 16th January 1839, and covered an area of 125 square miles. Its operation was overseen by an elected Board of Guardians, 25 in number, representing its 19 electoral divisions as listed below (figures in brackets indicate numbers of Guardians if more than one): Co. Armagh: Breagh, Brownlow's Derry, Carrowbrack, Drumcree, Kernan, Lurgan (2), Montiaghs, Portadown (3), Tartaraghan (2).Co. Armagh and Co. Down: Cornakinegar.Co. Down: Ballyleny, Donaghcloney, Magheralin, Moira (2), Tullylish (2), Waringstown.Co. Antrim: Aghagallon, Aghalee, Ballinderry. The Board also included 4 ex officio Guardians, making a total of 29. The Guardians met each week at 11am on Thursday. The population falling within the union at the 1831 census had been 62,259 with divisions ranging in size from Aghalee (population 1,411) to Lurgan itself (5,615). The new workhouse, built in 1840, was designed by George Wilkinson. It occupied a six-acre site to the south-west of Lurgan and could accommodate 800 inmates. The cost of the building was 'a38,581 plus 'a31,319 for fixtures and fittings etc. It was declared fit for the admission of paupers on 1st January 1841, and admitted its first inmates seven weeks later on the 22nd February 1841. 1 UID E43431C424BA874AB49169C1C741A210E581 1 UID 2C251694F7E10540AFE130B2E0245EF3DF28 1 UID 174BD6A03A6DA642B7FC51C1156133FCD1FE 1 UID FF15B7C15DADEB43809B0BCA33B3A5135201 M'NEICE -- In loving memory of our dear brothers, N0. 5115 L-Corpl. J. W. (Wilson) M'Neice, 2nd R.I. Rifles, died in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, of wounds received in action on October 5, 1915; also Pte. William M'Neice, 1/8 City of London Post Office Rifles, killed in action on the 8th October, 1916. Ever remembered by their Sisters and Brothers, Mrs. E. SHARKEY, Mrs. ANNIE BROWN, Miss FLORRIE M'NEICE, ALBERT M'NEICE, JOSHUA M'NEICE. Also their Brothers-in-law, S. SHARKEY and W. G. BROWN. 1901 Joshua was a fitter;C.of I.aged 52 living at george street with TEN in the house 1912 28 Sept 1912 signed the Ulster Covenant McNeice Joshua 34 George Street Armagh: North Lurgan Town Hall Malcolm, H C Joshua McNeice dark.lots of hair colourful character;hated injustice;fought for the millworkers;trees in Hill Street in his honour Member of town Board Town councillor Poor Law Guardian "the amelioration of the poor" Carpenter; walter brown helped him in carpentry Lived at George Street . later 181 John Street Hairdresser Had 8 children Lurgan Poor Law Union was formed on the 16th January 1839, and covered an area of 125 square miles. Its operation was overseen by an elected Board of Guardians, 25 in number, representing its 19 electoral divisions as listed below (figures in brackets indicate numbers of Guardians if more than one): Co. Armagh: Breagh, Brownlow's Derry, Carrowbrack, Drumcree, Kernan, Lurgan (2), Montiaghs, Portadown (3), Tartaraghan (2).Co. Armagh and Co. Down: Cornakinegar.Co. Down: Ballyleny, Donaghcloney, Magheralin, Moira (2), Tullylish (2), Waringstown.Co. Antrim: Aghagallon, Aghalee, Ballinderry. The Board also included 4 ex officio Guardians, making a total of 29. The Guardians met each week at 11am on Thursday. The population falling within the union at the 1831 census had been 62,259 with divisions ranging in size from Aghalee (population 1,411) to Lurgan itself (5,615). The new workhouse, built in 1840, was designed by George Wilkinson. It occupied a six-acre site to the south-west of Lurgan and could accommodate 800 inmates. The cost of the building was 'a38,581 plus 'a31,319 for fixtures and fittings etc. It was declared fit for the admission of paupers on 1st January 1841, and admitted its first inmates seven weeks later on the 22nd February 1841. 1 UID E43431C424BA874AB49169C1C741A210E581 1 UID 2C251694F7E10540AFE130B2E0245EF3DF28 1901 Irish census McNeice http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=5e142553-8c31-44d4-8760-5d9f9467b25c&tid=43985463&pid=34 joshua mcneice census 1911 http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=2e991d68-bdd5-4989-b3f1-9b354845ba74&tid=43985463&pid=34 1 UID FF298ED6A58F014296714F076E517159E9E0
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birth date: 1848 Name: Joshua M'Neece residence date: 2 April 1911 residence place: Lurgan Urban, Armagh, Ireland/ Ancestry.com