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John Boyle

Birth3 January 1855 - Bredisholm Colliery, Old Monkland, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death26 July 1921 - Sewickley, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherJulia Keany
FatherJames Boyle

Born in Bredisholm Colliery, Old Monkland, Lanarkshire, Scotland on 3 January 1855 to James Boyle and Julia Keany. John Boyle married Mary Taylor and had 10 children. He passed away on 26 July 1921 in Sewickley, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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James Boyle
1835 - 1881
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Julia Keany
1830 - 1881
Spouse(s)
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Mary Taylor
1854 - 1897
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Marian (Marion) Mcgill
1857 - 1926
Children Show all
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Julia Boyle
1883 - Unknown
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Francis Boyle
1891 - 1953
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Mary Taylor Boyle
1888 - 1943
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Thomas Taylor Boyle
1886 - 1924
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Rose Rosie Boyle
1893 - 1949
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James Boyle
1879 - Unknown
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Michael Boyle
1880 - 1954
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Sarah Marion Boyle
1894 - 1972
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Hugh Monroe
1895 - Unknown
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Hector Munroe
1893 - 1963

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