BOYCE, Joseph, real estate; born, St. Louis, Apr. 4, 1841; son of Patrick M. and Sarah Monica (McLoone) Boyce; educated in St. Francis Xavier's, St. Patrick's and Cathedral parochial schools; took courses in bookkeeping and commercial law at Jones Commercial College; married, St. Louis, June 17, 1868, Mary Elizabeth Casey; children: John P., Sally M., Mary Frances (Mrs. Henry S. Kilbourne), Joseph A. Served through the four years of Civil War as captain Company D, (St. Louis Greys), 1st Missouri Confederate Infantry. Engaged in business as tobacco manufacturer, 1866-1876; discontinued manufacturing and conducted the business of tobacco manufacturers'supplies, 1876-1902; since July, 190.'!, president of Boyce Bros. Realty Co. Member Real Estate Exchange, Civic League. Democrat. Was vice president of the City Council, 1901-04. Catholic. Member Missouri Historical Society, Confederate Veterans; commander Military Order of the Blue and Gray; president and founder of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Historical Society. Office: 19 S. Broadway. Residence: 5812 Clemens Ave.
BOYCE, Joseph, real estate; born, St. Louis, Apr. 4, 1841; son of Patrick M. and Sarah Monica (McLoone) Boyce; educated in St. Francis Xavier's, St. Patrick's and Cathedral parochial schools; took courses in bookkeeping and commercial law at Jones Commercial College; married, St. Louis, June 17, 1868, Mary Elizabeth Casey; children: John P., Sally M., Mary Frances (Mrs. Henry S. Kilbourne), Joseph A. Served through the four years of Civil War as captain Company D, (St. Louis Greys), 1st Missouri Confederate Infantry. Engaged in business as tobacco manufacturer, 1866-1876; discontinued manufacturing and conducted the business of tobacco manufacturers'supplies, 1876-1902; since July, 190.'!, president of Boyce Bros. Realty Co. Member Real Estate Exchange, Civic League. Democrat. Was vice president of the City Council, 1901-04. Catholic. Member Missouri Historical Society, Confederate Veterans; commander Military Order of the Blue and Gray; president and founder of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Historical Society. Office: 19 S. Broadway. Residence: 5812 Clemens Ave.
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