| Josiah Eustice (1849-1909) was
    born
            14 May 1849
in
    Camborne,
  Cornwall
, son of
    Thomas and Sarah (Hicks) Eustice and brother to
    the preceding James and John.  He married
    26 Jun 1869
at the Registrar’s Office in Redruth,
  Cornwall
to Eliza Jeffery born Nov 1852 in Christow Parish,
  Devon County
  ,
  England
,
    daughter of George and Caroline Jeffery. They had 10 children. 
    Shortly after marriage, they went to
    
      Wales
    
where Josiah worked for a few years in the coal mines of Gelligaer parish in Glamorganshire.  In 1875,
    Josiah sailed for
  America
and the coal fields of the Wyoming Valley of Pennsylvania.  He settled
    in
  Plymouth
in
  Luzerne
  County
and was joined within a
    year or so by Eliza and their two young children.  Josiah worked as a
    fireman at the mines and later as a breaker boss, supervising the crushing,
    sizing and loading of the ore. He died at
    
      Plymouth
    
      
    3 June 1909
at the age of 60. His son,
    William James, died in 1893 in a mining accident. |