...'''research by Joan West from Hallmark, family biography and deeds lent by Joyce Walker)
Joyce Walker born 1943 is the daughter of [[Albert & Florence Walker]]
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...Cairndale]], [[Main Road]], Lacey Green after Bill retired. With them was Joyce ?, who was Tiddler's companion and also appeared to be in charge of the hou
Joyce (Tiddler's companion), Hilda West, Bob Martin, unknown, Bill Cannon, Millic
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Squadron Leader Stewart Ward and his wife Elizabeth Joyce Ward bought '[[The Rowans]]', Main Road Lacey Green from the builders S.Hi
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...yce Rose Florence Walker''' born April 1943. She stayed single. click [[Joyce Walker]] for her life story.
'''LANE COTTAGE INHERITED by their daughter Joyce Rose Florence Walker.'''
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'''Joyce ?'''
'''John and Joyce married in September 1951'''
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...biography and deeds lent by Joyce Walker. Very much appreciated. Thanks Joyce.
'''LANE COTTAGE INHERITED by their daughter Joyce Rose Florence Walker.'''
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...been bought by Dell Bros Builders in [[Kiln Lane]], Lacey Green, [[John & Joyce Delnevo]] came to look at the site. It was snowing as their Vespa scooter
...win ([[Arthur & Lilian Williams]]). It was these two women that welcomed Joyce. Mrs Williams introduced her to [[The Womens Institute]] with which she s
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'''Joyce Janes''' married Dan Hadaway in 1803.
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...bers) for all their help over the weekend, but our particular thanks go to Joyce's friend Jenny and her niece Connie for their sterling work washing up. The
[[File:Joyce Right Marion Left.jpg|left|thumb]]
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Members of the History group - Rita Probert, Joyce Walker, Doug Tilbury, Dennis Claydon and Gordon May - had put together a br
At 3.50pm another presentation on Loosley Row by Rita Probert and Joyce Walker was observed with interest.
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'''[[Joyce Walker]] reported'''. George Young worked at [[The Foundry]]. The couple
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...aite of [[Loosley House]]). (For more about Joyce Waite click [[Arthur & Joyce Waite]])''
...hester Castle' with [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Joyce_Waite Joyce Waite] of Loosley House.
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...ass perform their songs and poems. (click [[Joyce Walker]] for more aout Joyce)
...annual party. This ,as always, was a great success; thanks being due to Joyce Walker, Peter Green, Tim Walker, and Dudley Stevens for their superb organi
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...ey Hickman) of the 2nd part and Squadron Leader Stewart Ward and Elizabeth Joyce Ward of the 3rd part, of '''The Rowans''', Main Road, Lacey Green-
Signed sealed and delivered by the said Stewart Ward and Elizabeth Joyce Ward
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'''Joyce Olive Glanville Southwell''' born 1888 was the daughter of <u>Harry Glanvil
'''Joyce went to boarding school''' in Scarborough, with some of her sisters.
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...aughter Susie, to Mary Smith especially, to Connie Baker and Eve Smith. To Joyce Wilmot, Pat Lord and Ailsa Maynard for their exhibitions of Laces and Tatti
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...hapel - work of [[Dennis Claydon]] (recently deceased). Baptist Chapel by Joyce Walker.
...laydon]], [[Doug Tilbury]] and Gordon May. Commentary about Loosley Row by Joyce Walker and [[Rita Probert]]. These films are on the website.
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..., Loosley Row, the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ord Waite. click [[Arthur & Joyce Waite]] for more about the Waite's. also click [[Wars]] for local detail
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'''[[Arthur & Joyce Waite]] biography'''
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...aughter Susie, to Mary Smith especially, to Connie Baker and Eve Smith. To Joyce Wilmot, Pat Lord and Ailsa Maynard for their exhibitions of Laces and Tatti
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