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James T. Coyle

Birth1 Dec 1890 - Bath, Kentucky
Death22 May 1973 - Owingsville, Bath, Kentucky
MotherNannie Nester
FatherJohn W. Coyle

Born in Bath, Kentucky on 1 Dec 1890 to John W. Coyle and Nannie Nester. James T. Coyle married Lucy Lee Trumbo and had 9 children. He passed away on 22 May 1973 in Owingsville, Bath, Kentucky.

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John W. Coyle
1860 - 1931
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Nannie Nester
1860 - 1919
Spouse(s)
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Lucy Lee Trumbo
1897 - 1919
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Ida Staton
1893 - 1968
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Annie Stone
1888 - 1958
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Mary May Riddle
1894 - 1933
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Ernest Dawson Coyle
1913 - 1919
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Raymond Coyle
1909 - 1921
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Avery L. Coyle
1906 - 1990
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Lucille Coyle
1911 - 2001
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Ioline F Coyle
1912 - 1979
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Eugene S. Coyle
1915 - 1919
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Dorothy R Coyle
1915 - 1999
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Jouett Lacy Coyle
1918 - 1978
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Henry Estill Coyle
1916 - 2004

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