My Boyle line just gives me fits. I have made an "educated guess" about who my 2 great grandparents were, but still have multiple problems with my grandfather's siblings. In the 1900 census there were six children remaining in the family. Of those six, 3 never married; the remaining three are my grandfather, a sister named Alice, and the person listed below. After the 1900 census, I cannot find any of them, including my grandfather, who I finally find in the 1930 census after he marries my grandmother. Where are they hiding for 30 years? This is my grandfather's brother who I know did marry and probably had children, maybe the James E. Boyle who gave info on the death certificate, but James E. Boyle didn't even know who his father's parents were (if it was his father). Name: James Sheridan Boyle ―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――― Birth: 30 Jun 1885 Hazleton, Pennsylvania Death: 6 Jan 1969 Lower Southampton, Bucks, PA Burial: 13 Jan 1969 Our Lady of Grace, Bucks, PA Baptism: 2 Jul 1885 St. Gabriel, Hazleton, PA Baptism Memo: Charles and Catherine Carberry Occupation: shirt factory packer; cloth cutter Brilly Corset Soc. Sec. #: 164-12-2549 Cause of death: arteriosclerotic caradiovascular disease Father: William J. Boyle (1856-1905) Mother: Mary Sheridan (1857-1902) Misc. Notes 1900 census 4WD,Hazleton, Luzerne, PA. pg. 253, age 13 1938 social security application showed working for WPA-2528 North 11(?)th, Philadelphia, PA Death certificate #0250548 Died Ridge Crest Nursing Home, Lower Southampton, Bucks, PA 416 Marilyn Road, Warminster, PA Info on death certificate given by James E. Boyle also of Marilyn Road, Warminster, PA