Poulataggle, Co. Clare

If you have more info on these Joynts, please, please contact me!
Cathy Joynt Labath

Land in succession from:
Edmond Joynt>Michael Joynt>Patrick Joynt

I strongly suspect that these Joynts were related to my Joynt family and would appreciate any further info on them!

I firmly believe there is a great big chance that this Edmond Joynt who was b. c. 1784 could be my ggg grandfather- father of my gg grandfather, David Joynt!!
I would just dearly love to know more about these people!! Any clue would not be too small!

Superintendant Registrar's District Corrofin, Registrar's District Corrofin, Deaths Registered in the District of Corrofin in the Union of Corrofin in the County of Clare.

No.: 227
Date and Place of Death: fifteenth April 1866 at Poulataggle
Name and Surname: Edmond Joynt
Sex: Male
Condition: Married
Age Last Birthday: 82 years
Rank, Profession or Occupation: Farmer
Certified Cause of Death, and Duration of Illness: Tumor on Jaw five years
Signature, Qualification, and Residence of Informant: Thos. Mullins, Poulataggle, present at death
When Registered: Twentieth April 1866

I believe these folks mentioned in this newspaper article below of the families above. I am almost postive the David Joint mentioned below is my gg grandfather, David Joint (Joynt). There have been no other David Joynts found in Ireland except for my gg grandfather. David Joynt later moved to Ashfield, Beagh, Galway. Possibly he gained some share of land in a dowry with his marriage to Bridget McDermott. In Griffiths Valuation (Ashfield Desmesne) McDermotts lived right next door to David Joynt.

Clare Journal Jan 13 1851
Clare Assizes

David Joint, John Geogan, Margaret Geogan and Martin Joint were indicted for an assault and rescue of cattle seized for rent by Mr.Kerin, agent. Not guilty - it having been proved by a policeman who was present that the seizure was made before sunrise.

[Tithe law provided that private property could be taken if a person defaulted. It also provided that personal property in the form of livestock could be seized only between sunrise and sunset, and that animals behind locked doors could not be taken.]

 
And I believe this is the Patrick Joynt mentioned as the last landholder in above records.

1901 Clare Co, Ireland Census
from LDS film 0588851:

House: Walls of stone, brick, concrete, roof of thatch, wood or other perishable. Contains 2,3, or 4 rooms. 3 windows in front.

JOINT, Patrick head of family, RC, can read and write, age 37 [b. abt 1864?], farmer, speaks Irish and English, born in Clare
JOINT, Catherine, wife, RC, can read and write, age 32 [b. abt 1869], speaks Irish and English, born in Clare
JOINT, Mary, dau. , RC, can read and write, age 12, scholar, born in Clare
JOINT, Martin, son, RC, can read, age 7, scholar, born in Clare
JOINT, Patrick, son, RC, age 5, scholar, born in Clare
JOINT, Thomas, son, RC, age 4, born in Clare