George Boyle Barnstaple, Devon, UK circa 1800 His son Edward Boyle, born Barnstaple, Devon, m: Rachael Flack Their son Edward/Edwin Second wife Elizabeth Jones,Bedwellty, Wales Their son John Edward, Nanty Glo, Wales 1863 (my GGF) Immigrated to Manor Station, Irwin, Westmoreland County, PA; then to Homestead, PA, Allegheny County. His wife is Ida May Carroll, born Greenock, PA Among their children is my GF John R Boyle, m: Margaret BOST I had many details to share..including the fact these folks were stonemasons rather than the usual miners. When did they come from Ireland? Who are the rest of the BOYLE's buried in Union Cemetary? Let's talk if any bells are ringing???

Dear Pat, Hannah Boyle married to John Canning, Donegal. Griffith valuation 1880. Give or take ten years. Thanks, Rose

Hi all, We have gone over the 100 mark this week and maybe it is time again to do a roll call. I'll start with mine: Looking for connections for John Boyle, b 1798 in Kilkenny, Ireland, migrated to Thorald, Canada. Married Jane Booth, also from Kilkenny. I would also like to offer the chance for anyone who has a BOYLE website to advertise it at the bottom of any message posted on the list. So far, only two subscribers have taken me up on the offer. I also will do look ups on the Griffiths Valuations, LDS British Isles Vital Records Index, LDS Australian Vital Records Index and the LDS North American Index. Please just give me the name and the cd that you want searched. When I get a lot, it is too much to read a whole family history and if your request is too wordy, I will just delete it. If you would put "Look up - ???" in subject it would help me. ??? is what cd you want searched. For example: Look up-British Isles. I must warn you I only do these look ups on the weekend, however. Happy hunting to all of you, Pat.

I am looking for information on Hannah Boyle. She was married to John Canning in Donegal. I know of two sons: James Canning and John Canning. James went to Omagh, Tyrone during a hiring fair and stayed. He married Ellen Coyle. Any info on these relatives would be appreciated. James died in his 70's in the mid 1900's. I am particularly interested in info regarding Donegal. Thanks.

Dear Researchers of the BOYLE Surname, A book of court records of Brown County, Ohio included the intriguing case of one John BOYLE and Robert WELCH, who were found guilty of engaging in fisticuffs in Perry Township, Brown County, Ohio and were fined. The date was 1 Sep 1840. The obvious question is: Who was this John BOYLE? I am researching TWO John BOYLEs, either of whom could have been the pugnacious John BOYLE whose swings connected with the long arm of the law. My two candidates: 1. John BOYLE, born 1825, Garrard County, Kentucky. The 1840 Census recorded John BOYLE's parents in Clinton County, Indiana, but did NOT include their son John. By 1850, the whole family was living in Lewis County, Kentucky, on the Ohio River, almost directly across the river from Perry Township, Brown County, Ohio. 2. John BOYLE, born about 1798 in PA, married Sitha CAIN in 1834, Greenup County, Kentucky. Was a shoemaker. Please let me know if you have identifying information on the John BOYLE of the 1840 fist-fight. Thanks! Randal W. Cooper <[email protected]> Lorain, Ohio

I am looking for information on Mabel C. Jenkins Boyle. She was born on July 4, 1889 in Deep River, Poweshiek County, Iowa. She died in January of 1985 in California. I think Nevada City, California. I am not positive about that. I don`t have a lot of information on her. I know she married an A.B. Boyle. They lived in Iowa, Colorado and California. I also do not know if they had any children. Anyone with information on Mabel, please contact me at [email protected] or [email protected] Thanks! ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

I have a Samuel Boyle (age 20) who with wife Catherine McAuley (21) arrived in New York City from Ireland in 1850 and in 1851 the family joined two Boyle brothers, names unknown in Philadelphia. All were stonecutters, reportedly from Donegal.(Note: Possible names for one unknown brother is "William). Samuel and Catherine had two sons, John J. born 1851 in N.Y. and William D. born 1852 in Philadelphia. John J. Boyle became a famous American sculptor noted in Philadelphia for his statue of Ben Franklin now on U. of P. campus. William D. Boyle, my grandfather owned several taverns in South Philadelphia. Looking for Boyle's in Philadelphia or elsewhere who may be relatives of the two elusive brothers or any Boyle who thinks he may be related to this line. John Mellon

I am the Granddaughter of Cornelius J. Boyle, and daughter of Neil Joseph Boyle. 1. CORNELIUS J.1 BOYLE was born March 4, 1868 in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, and died November 13, 1942 in Glascow, MT.. He married MARY E. HOGAN October 17, 1900 in St. Paul, Ramsey Co. Minn., daughter of JAMES HOGAN and BRIDGET GAVIGAN. More About CORNELIUS J. BOYLE: Born: March 4, 1868 Died: March 14, 1900, Buried in Highland Cemetery, Valley Co., Glasco, Montana More About MARY E. HOGAN: Christening: April 28, 1878, Tullamore Parish (Source: Tyrellspass/Castletown Geoghegan, Parish Records Tullamore RC.) Cause of Death: Cardiac arrest Children of CORNELIUS BOYLE and MARY HOGAN are: 2. i. NEIL JOSEPH2 BOYLE, b. March 27, 1902, St. Paul, Minnesota; d. November 3, 1955, St. Paul, Minnesota. ii. GLENN J. BOYLE, b. September 19, 1904, St. Paul, Minnesota; d. August 4, 1927, St. Paul, Minnesota. More About GLENN J. BOYLE: Time of Death: 11:05 p.m. at Anchor Hosp. St. Paul, Minn. Service at: St. Johns Catholic Church Cause of Death: Mitral Regurgitation iii. GRACE BOYLE, b. 1906; d. 1961. Any information on this family line would be appreciated. Thank You, Mona (Boyle) Flowers

My grandmother came from Ireland in the 1890's. Her sisters were Josephine Boyle, Claire Boyle, Anna Boyle and Mary Ellen Boyle. She met my grandfather, James J. Hesson and married. He was a restaurant manager for Child's restaurant. Then opened a restaurant of his own. They lived in Newark, West Orange, and Kearny, N.J. Supposedly Winifred died in 1932 although someone in N.J. could not find a death certificate that year. Does any one have any more info on this family?

I know very little about my wife's Boyle line. John C. Boyle was born about 1842 in Randolph, MA. He had a brother William T. Boyle who was born around 1839 in MA. John C. Boyle married Margaret Farley around 1867. She was born around 1845 in Ireland, but I don't know where. John C. and Margaret had had at least six children: John T. (b. 1867, Mass), Michael F. (b. 1869, Randolph, Mass), Joseph (b. 1872, Mass), Catherine (b. 1874), Rosanna F. (b. 1876), and William (b. 1879). Michael F. Boyle married Ellen T. Callahan (b. 1873, Weymouth, MA) and they had a single child, Joseph Francis Boyle, b. 1904 in Randolph, MA. Joseph Francis Boyle married Alma Ross and they had a single child as well: Joseph Francis Boyle, Jr. I would love to flesh out all of these lines, especially the Boyles. From census reconds, most of the Boyles for a long time were shoe and bootmakers in Randolph, which had a number of shoe factories. I would especially like to find where in Ireland they hailed from. Any help is appreciated. --SCott ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scott Dickson [email protected] Sun Microsystems (770) 360-6442 Systems Engineer, Atlanta, GA

Hello: I'm looking for info on PATRICK BOYLE born in Strabane, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. He was the youngest of 5 children: EDWARD "NEDDY", BRIDGET, CHARLES, ISABELLE, and PATRICK. I don't know their parents' names but I know I the father owned and operated a linen mill that wove damask linen table cloths. The mother died first and then the father. Neddy took over control of the mill. Politics being what they were at the time and the family being Catholic, Neddy decided to sell the mill and move the whole family to the USA. In 1840, the Boyle siblings arrived in New York. I don't know if that's New York State or New York City. Bridget married PATRICK MCDONALD/O'DONNEL. Patrick was a policeman. They stayed in New York. Isabella married PATRICK MURPHY. They had 3 sons: EDWARD, PATRICK, and JOHN MURPHY. The elder Patrick Murphy worked on the ships going up and down the Mississippi River and he died in a unloading accident in St. Louis-MO just months before the birth of John. Neddy, Charles, Patrick, and Isabella and sons travelled on to Ilinois by way of the Erie Canal and the Great Lakes ending in the Galena-Scales Mounds area. They owned land in Woodbine-Jo Daviss-IL. Patrick married ALICE BOYLE (no relation) about 1860 in Scales Mound-IL. She was the daughter of OWEN and MARY BOYLE who were tailors that moved to the area from Philadelphia-PA. Patrick died in Scales Mound-IL on 11-DEC-1879. Alice died in Le Mars-Plymouth-IA. Patrick and Alice had 11 children: ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" BOYLE, OWEN BOYLE, CORNELIUS "CON" BOYLE, MARY BOYLE, ISABELLE BOYLE, ALICE BOYLE, DELIA BOYLE, PATRICK JOSEPH BOYLE, JOHN BOYLE, CHARLES BOYLE (infant), and CHARLES BOYLE. All were born in IL. In 1889 the Patrick and Alice Boyle family moved to Le Mars-Plymouth-IA and many family members remained there. Can anyone help me? Please e-mail me at [email protected] Thank You! Theresa Sherrill Reiter IA-USA [email protected]

Dear Researchers of the BOYLE Surname, Having just subscribed to the BOYLE Mailing List, I will describe my reason for joining. John BOYLE was born in Garrard County, Kentucky in 1825, a son of Samuel BOYLE and Barzilla MURPHY. From about 1833 to about 1843, Samuel BOYLE made a go of it in Clinton County, Indiana, during which time his son John BOYLE was NOT always at home with his parents, and may have been "working the River". About 1843, Samuel BOYLE returned to Kentucky, to Lewis County, on the Ohio River. John BOYLE, wherever he was before that, appeared in his parents' home in the 1850 Census of Lewis County, Kentucky. John BOYLE was enumerated in the 1860 and 1870 Censuses of Quincy, Lewis County, Kentucky. In 1860, John BOYLE was a "Tradesman" in partnership with Henry MCKEE. John BOYLE married Catherine HACKWORTH about 1865, and they had a son Samuel. Sometime before 1870, Captain John BOYLE took my third-great grandfather William COOPER into his home and looked after him. Mr. COOPER had been wounded in the Civil War. About 1875, John BOYLE moved to Ironton, Lawrence County, Ohio, and set up as a saloon-keeper. In March of 1880, John BOYLE was one of two witnesses to my ancestor William COOPER's Invalid Pension Application. John BOYLE died in 1901, and was buried in Ironton, Ohio. His obituary stated that he had been a STEAMBOAT CAPTAIN in antebellum days, but did not mention the rivers or vessels associated with Captain John BOYLE's steamboat days. If you have researched Captain John BOYLE, or could lead me to more information on his steamboat days, or on his son Samuel BOYLE after 1880, please contact me! Thank you so much. I do appreciate it. Randal W. Cooper <[email protected]> Lorain, Ohio

My grandmother came from Ireland, County Mayo, we think in the 1890s. My father the middle child was born in 1907 in Boston, Mass. Her sisters were Josephine Boyle, Claire Boyle, Anna Boyle. She met my grandfather James J. Hesson and was married. He was a restaurant manager for Child's restaurant- then opened his own. They lived in Boston, Mass; Buffalo, Ny and from 1911 on in Newark and West Orange, N.J. Winifred died in 1932. I don't know any more than that. I've written a relative who hasn't answered yet and St John's Parish where my dad attended grammar school. Am trying this list to see if anyone out there knows anything about these Boyles/Hessons.

Please post: Looking for Margaret Jane Boyle,b. 17 Apr 1861 Ballymena Co., Antrim, Ir. Came to USA about 1870. The first know location was Pawnee City, Ne where she married Thomas James Stinson 3 Jul 1879. She lived at several locations in Kansas, Colorado and finally Oklahoma where she died 8 May 1934. Looking for anything about her past.

BOYLE convict letters NSW 1829- 1832 Some original letters are hard to read so some have been transcribed to make reading easier BOYLE Christian Name Ship or reference James Cawdrey John Asia John Boyne Margaret Almorah Margaret Almorah Thos Morley Email to apply for copy and cost

I am looking for information about Dominic (k) Boyle b.1798 in Ireland or his wife Lucy b. Ireland. They lived in NY, then settled in Dundee Township, Ill where Dominic died abt. 1862. He had a son Dominic who then settled in Anamosa,Ia area (Jackson Co.). Both Dominic's had brothers named Bernard. Please respond if you have any connection to any of these people. Thanks, Tim Boyle

Descendants of Peter Boyle 1 Peter Boyle b: Abt. 1754 in ?Hancock Co., GA d: Abt. 1814 # chldn: 8 +Hannah Todd b: ? in ?Hancock Co., GA d: ? Married ? # chldn: 8 2 Mary Boyles b: 12/21/1784 d: 11/10/1803 in Sparta, GA nfi # chldn: 1 +Stephen Clements b: 10/1/1774 in Petersburg, VA d: 9/1832 in Cedar Creek, GA Married Abt. 1802 # chldn: 1 3 Bishop Clements b: 10/23/1803 d: 3/1/1886 # chldn: 10 +Elizabeth Inghram Myrick b: 8/21/1810 d: 12/15/1888 Married 5/2/1826 in Baldwin Co., GA # chldn: 10 2 Catherine Boyles b: 12/23/1786 d: 12/16/1851 # chldn: 12 +William Montgomery b: 7/11/1783 in SC d: 12/14/1877 Married 3/31/1807 # chldn: 12 Father: James Montgomery Mother: Susannah Strange 3 Middleton Boyles Montgomery b: 2/13/1808 d: 12/29/1890 nfi 3 John Montgomery b: 1/23/1810 in GA d: 11/3/1891 # chldn: 6 +Mary Stewart b: Abt. 1819 in SC d: Aft. 1850 Married 1834 # chldn: 6 3 Polly Montgomery b: 4/17/1812 d: ? nfi 3 Hugh Madison Montgomery b: 2/1814 d: 1887 nfi 3 Cynthia Montgomery b: 8/1818 d: 1889 nfi 3 Rebecca Montgomery b: 5/1816 d: 1875 nfi 3 James M. Montgomery b: 1820 d: 1891 nfi 3 William M. Montgomery b: 1822 d: 1845 nfi 3 Jane A. Montgomery b: 1824 d: 1867 nfi 3 Katherine N. Montgomery b: 1826 d: 1846 (never married) 3 Christopher S. Montgomery b: 1828 d: 1864 (never married) 3 George C. Montgomery b: 1830 d: 1863 (never married) 2 John Boyles b: 7/25/1789 d: ? nfi 2 Robert Boyles b: 3/4/1792 in GA d: 1/26/1865 Burial in Alpine Community Church Cemetery near Menlo, GA # chldn: 7 +Cynthia Montgomery b: 4/5/1796 d: 4/20/1835 Married 4/10/1817 in Jackson Co., GA # chldn: 7 Father: Hugh Lawson Montgomery Mother: Margaret Barclay 3 James Madison Boyles b: 3/25/1818 in GA d: 12/28/1862 Burial in Alpine Community Church Cemetery near Menlo, GA (never married) 3 Lucy Ann Boyles b: 10/16/1819 in Jackson Co., GA d: 7/25/1877 in Walker Co., GA Burial in McFarland Cemetery in Rossville, GA # chldn: 10 +Xzanders Gordon McFarland Called: X. G. b: 6/18/1802 in Richmond Co., NC d: 10/2/1887 in Rossville, GA Married 1839 in Alpine, GA Burial in McFarland Cemetery in Rossville, GA # chldn: 10 Father: John Buie McFarland Mother: Sally Ann Gordon 3 Hannah M. E. Boyles b: 3/12/1821 in Jackson Co., GA d: 5/29/1898 in Floyd Co., GA # chldn: 1 +Jeremiah B. Reeves b: 3/25/1809 in GA d: 1/24/1865 in Floyd Co., GA Married 1849 in GA # chldn: 1 Father: Jeremiah Reeves Mother: Mary 'Polly' Echols 3 Mary Agnes Boyles b: 12/23/1822 in GA d: Aft. 1850 # chldn: 2 +John Barclay Knox b: 2/5/1816 in GA d: Aft. 1850 Married 1840 # chldn: 2 Father: Samuel Knox Mother: Mary Montgomery 3 Christopher Columbus Boyles b: 8/9/1824 in GA d: 5/27/1890 Burial in Alpine Community Church Cemetery near Menlo, GA +Mary Eliz. Smith b: 2/23/1832 d: 9/25/1877 Married 4/23/1851 Burial in Alpine Community Church Cemetery near Menlo, GA nfi 3 William C. Boyles b: 3/4/1828 d: ? nfi 3 Hugh M. Boyles b: 8/28/1831 in GA d: Aft. 1850 nfi 2 Peter Boyles b: 12/14/1794 d: ? + b: ? d: ? Married ? nfi 2 Rebecca Boyles b: 6/15/1798 d: ? # chldn: 1 +Robert Hemphill b: ? d: ? Married ? # chldn: 1 3 John Hemphill b: ? d: ? +? McDowell b: ? d: ? Married Abt. 1835 in Jefferson Co., GA nfi 2 Anna Boyles Called: Annie b: 3/26/1801 d: ? +James Hemphill b: ? d: ? Married ? nfi 2 Hannah Boyles b: ? d: 10/20/1838 nfi

I'm trying to track down the origins and parentage of my greatgrandfather Michael Boyle (and my greatgrandmother Ellen Howe). The Howes apparently came from around Miltown Malbay in County Clare, so I'm assuming that's the general region for Michael as well. Lately I've been trying to catalog Boyles and Howes from Kilmurry Ibrickan parish, since both surnames were represented in that area. Michael emigrated from Clare in 1847, Ellen perhaps at the same time. Family lore indicates that Michael arrived at New York, perhaps worked on the canal system and then railroads, came to settle around Dubuque, Iowa, about 1852, bought a 160-acre homestead in Jackson County, Iowa, in 1853, married Ellen at Sinsinawa Mound, Wis., in 1857 (John Boyle was listed as a witness), settled on the homestead near Garryowen, Jackson County, in 1858. There may have been some cousins who came to Dubuque around 1855... Mary Corry, a widow, plus young men named Michael and John Boyle, plus a young widowed woman listed as M. Boyle, with two children named John and Mary. After the 1856 census I've lost track of them. I've put some Boyle information, particularly about my family and the Clare connection, at http://family.boyle.net. So if you have any hints to add, particularly about Boyles or Howes in County Clare, I'd appreciate hearing. Many thanks, Alan ============================================================ Alan and Tonia Boyle -- [email protected] 12412 SE 26th Place, Bellevue, Wash. 98005 tel: 425-957-0219

Greetings All: William BOYLES b ca 1780/unknown co PA m Anna MARTIN (b ca 1794/probably Mercer Co KY)1809/Butler Co OH. They had children in OH then went to Marion Co IN and finally to Huntington Co IN where William died ca 1837. His descendants and widow went on to other counties in IN then to unknown county MO (1860s) then to Jefferson Co KS (1865-1875) and then to Denver CO (1880s) and then to Carbon and surrounding counties in WY (1890-1920s). Some of the later descendants came out here to CA (after 1920). William and Anna's first born son was named Henry; their second, Llewellyn Martin (after Anna's father). Could William's father have been Henry BOYLES? Does anyone know this family??? Thanks for checking! April [email protected]

My eldest ancestor George BOYLE was born 1800 in Barnstaple, Devon. His son Edward married Rachel Flack and had son Edward. They moved to BrynMawr, Wales where the widow Edward, Sr. married Elizabeth Jones and they had my GGF, John E. BOYLE in 1860. John and his father Edward were in Westmoreland County, PA by 1872. I have the family from this point forward and would gladly share. Looking for others with an Devon or Wales connection...until I can trace them back to Ireland.