Name | James Boyle | |
Born | Abt Apr 1843 | Rhode Island [1] |
Gender | Male | |
Residence | 05 Sep 1850 | Providence County, Rhode Island [2] |
At home with parents | ||
Hugh Ball (Boyle) 1850 Census Enumeration Hugh Boyle and family as enumerated on the 1850 Census in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island with the last name spelling of "Ball". |
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Residence | 14 Jun 1860 | Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island [3] |
The Boyle Family 1860 Census Enumeration Andrew Boyle, head of household after the death of his father, his mother Rosanna and three younger brothers still at home, John, Hugh and James. |
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Residence | 22 Jul 1870 | Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island [4] |
John Boyle 1870 Census Enumeration John Boyle and family on the 1870 census in Providence, Rhode Island. |
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Residence | 07 Jun 1880 | Sullivan St, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island [5] |
James Boyle 1880 Census Enumeration James Boyle and family as enumerated on the 1880 Census in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. |
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Residence | 1 Jun 1885 | Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island [6] |
Ward 7 | ||
James Boyle 1885 Rhode Island State Census |
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Residence | 14 Jun 1900 | 29 Laban St, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island [7] |
James Boyle 1900 Census Enumeration James boyle and family as enumerated on the 1900 census in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. |
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Residence | 1901 | 29 Laban St, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island [8] |
City Directory Listing. Occupation, Assistant Janitor, Court House. | ||
James Boyle's listing in a Providence City Directory 1901, p 156 |
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Miscellaneous | 6 Apr 1901 | 29 Laban St, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island [9] |
On the 6th of April 1901, James Boyle gave a deposition in the case of his nephew's, John Francis Boyle, application for a pension for services rendered during the Spanish-American War. In this deposition, James explained the health and parentage of his nephew. He also provided the names of his parents, four brothers and how they all died as well as mentioning a sixth brother who James simply said, "died in the war." Presumbably that unnamed brother died in the Civil War. | ||
A Deposition interview of James Boyle on behalf of his nephew, John Francis Boyle. On the 6th of April 1901, James Boyle gave a deposition in the case of his nephew's, John Francis Boyle, application for a pension for services rendered during the Spanish-American War. In this deposition, James explained the health and parentage of his nephew. He also provided the names of his parents, four brothers and how they all died as well as mentioning a sixth brother who James simply said, "died in the war." Presumbably that unnamed brother died in the Civil War. |
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Died | 29 Jun 1903 | Rhode Island [10] |
Person ID | I1775 | Schimka Family Tree |
Last Modified | 29 Mar 2014 |
Father | Hugh H. Boyle, b. Abt 1801, Ireland , d. 14 Nov 1855, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island (Age ~ 54 years) | |
Mother | Rosanna Mulligan, b. Abt 1804, Ireland , d. 8 Mar 1866, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island (Age ~ 62 years) | |
Married | Abt 1827 | Ireland |
Documents | The marriage record of John Boyle and Bridget Branigan. | |
John Boyle's 1891 Death Certificate | ||
Family ID | F709 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Margaret F Murray, b. Abt Jun 1851, Rhode Island , d. 18 Jun 1918, Rhode Island (Age ~ 67 years) | |||||
Married | 13 Feb 1872 | Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island [11, 12, 13] | ||||
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Last Modified | 1 Feb 2012 | |||||
Family ID | F708 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Pin Legend | : Address : Location : City/Town : County/Shire : State/Province : Country : Not Set |
Documents | Deposition A from John Francis Boyle's pension file. This is the "tell all" document included in John Francis Boyle's pension for service during the Spanish-American War where he corrects the "mis statements I before made". This was the keystone responsible for unraveling John's past. John took his secrets with him to the grave and without this deposition, we may have never discovered his true past. | |
James Boyle 1900 Census Enumeration James boyle and family as enumerated on the 1900 census in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. |
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