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John Coyle

Birth26 May 1850 - Vernon River, Queens, Prince Edward Island, Canada
DeathAbt. 1900 - Prince Edward Island, Canada
MotherMary Ellen McCourt
FatherJohn Coyle

Born in Vernon River, Queens, Prince Edward Island, Canada on 26 May 1850 to John Coyle and Mary Ellen McCourt. John Coyle married Ellen Clarkin and had 11 children. He passed away on Abt. 1900 in Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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Parents
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John Coyle
1826 - 1890
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Mary Ellen Mccourt
1830 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ellen Clarkin
1857 - 1935
Children Show all
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Francis (Frank) Coyle
1894 - Unknown
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Joseph Coyle
1884 - Unknown
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Anna May Coyle
1889 - Unknown
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Francis Coyle
1886 - 1891
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Mary Coyle
1882 - 1884
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James Coyle
1888 - 1889
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Peter Coyle
1897 - Unknown
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William Wilfred Coyle
1892 - Unknown
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Margaret Ellen (Maggie) Coyle
1891 - 1987
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Catherine Antoinette "Katie" Coyle
1899 - Unknown
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John Francis Coyle
1882 - 1959

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