Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Dave Pane-Joyce
Nov 2018
previous update Aug 2015

Contents
About this report
This report includes ancestors and their near relatives from New England, New York, Ohio, and Michigan, as well as some a few in England and many in the Netherlands. I started posting this report on the web in 1997, and I repost it from the Reunion database about every couple of years.

Feel free to link to this page. I will periodically update the pages from the database, so the individual pages will not be stable, but this one will always be here.

Presentation and goals
Presentation. I would like to present information in an easy-to-read format, hyperlinked across families.

Inclusiveness. Of course I'm most interested in ancestors, but other related people are important, too. For one thing, I'm likely to come across them again as I delve into other lines. More importantly, if you're interested in my ancestors, then you're also interested in some of their descendants who aren't my ancestors.

References. I try to give citations to information I present. The sources that I use are footnoted where I use them. It would be nice to have all citations to primary sources such as vital records, but that takes time to access, so many citations are to secondary sources such as books on family genealogies. Some information has no citation given. That means I've seen it somewhere (perhaps on the web); it may just be hearsay, but it may be well-informed, and I don't know which. At least it bears investigation.

Corrections. Much of the material is correct, but I continue to find errors of substance that I try to correct. If you come across an error of substance, I'd be glad to be corrected. There are also numerous typos. I'll correct them as I come across them, but please don't bother yourself with correkting me on typos.

Contact
This Pane-Joyce report has been prepared by Dave Pane-Joyce. Bobbi Schirado, his sister, has done the original research on the more recent generations in Michigan, Ohio, and New York; and Dave, her brother, the research on the more remote generations. Please access the contact page for more information.


D. Pane-Joyce
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/
Nov 2018
Created with the reluctant help of Reunion,
from Leister Productions, Inc.