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John William Coyle

Birth18 May 1864 - Canada
Death14 APR 1929 - Sperry, Osage County, Oklahoma
MotherMary Turney
FatherJohn Coyle

Born in Canada on 18 May 1864 to John Coyle and Mary Turney. John William Coyle married Margaret "Maggie" Ellen Lockhart and had 15 children. He passed away on 14 APR 1929 in Sperry, Osage County, Oklahoma.

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Parents
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John Coyle
1824 - 1912
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Mary Turney
1837 - 1876
Spouse(s)
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Margaret "Maggie" Ellen Lockhart
1866 - 1919
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Mary Mae Coyle
1890 - 1985
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John William Coyle
1887 - 1958
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James Edward Coyle
1894 - 1970
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Joseph A Coyle
1900 - 1938
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Bryan Peter Coyle
1896 - 1980
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Rosa Mary Coyle
1906 - 1995
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Paul Coyle
1899 - 1991
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Fred Earl Coyle
1889 - 1967
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Tressa Coyle
1904 - 1928
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Pearl Magdelen Coyle
1897 - 1993
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Cora Ellen Coyle
1892 - 1978
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Daniel Coyle
1903 - 1968
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John Patrick Coyle
1901 - 1968
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Earnest Coyle
1908 - Unknown
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Thrisa Coyle
1905 - Unknown

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