Coyle - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Coyles in Mayo, ireland

john1209thompson — 2012-05-10 08:22:18Z

Hi Sean

I am looking for info on birthplace & marriage of Peter Coyle born abt 1813 in Ireland. I believe he came from Mayo. He subsequently moved to Northumberland, England (appears in 1851 census. He married a Mary (surname unknown, born abt 1814) in Ireland I think, and they had the following children:
John abt 1835
Martin abt 1837
Barbra abt 1838
MARY abt 1841 (Grtgrt....grandparent of mine)
Peter abt 1845
Michael abt 1849

Mary (daughter, who I believe was born in Ireland although there is some confusion in different English census returns, married a Michael Convey (another Irish string which I have to follow up!) in Gateshead in 1857.

I know nothing about Mayo other than where it is and the fact that family history research in Ireland is difficult so would welcome any information you could pass on.

Regards
John Thompson

Peter Coyle abt 1813 Ireland

john1209thompson — 2012-05-06 15:37:31Z

I am looking for info on birthplace & marriage of Peter Coyle born abt 1813 in Ireland. He subsequently moved to Northumberland, England (appears in 1851 census. He married a Mary, born abt 1814, and they had the following children:
John abt 1835
Martin abt 1837
Barbra abt 1838
MARY abt 1841 (Grtgrt....parent of mine)
Peter abt 1845
Michael abt 1849

Mary (daughter) married a Michael Convey in Gateshead in 1857

Re: Patrick Coyle

rupreed — 2012-05-05 19:29:33Z

Hi

Sarah Worthington was married after Patrick Joseph Coyle, and her last name became Mitchell. This is not the Patrick Coyle that is the start of this string of messages.
Barb Coyle

Re: New York Coyle's where are you?

bayhead1 — 2012-05-03 20:33:28Z

Hi Lynn,

I believe the Elizabeth Coyle mentioned in your long ago message is my gg grandmother, Elizabeth (Coyle) Gilloon.

Please contact me.

Kevin

Re: Addie Coyle & Wilson Van Winkle, Kentucky

Lochan990 — 2012-05-03 03:37:30Z

Hi, My grand parents were Anna And Eddie Snowden. My grandmothers brothers weren't twins. Please look on my tree for any information you may need.

Re: Coyles from Donegal to Kilsyth in Scotland

brendafife1 — 2012-05-01 12:57:48Z

Hello Patricia
Just wondering whether you got the photos & info I sent - I understand you had computer problems and I've not heard from you since. Perhaps I inundated you a bit too much - if so, sorry! Thanks for all the interesting info you sent me.
We are looking forward to meeting you and any other members of the family who are interested, if you can make it later in the month.
If not, it would still be nice to keep in touch now & again.
Amitiés
Brenda

Re: Patrick Coyle

MWinkleblech — 2012-04-30 22:29:35Z

Hi Nancy: Yes, we are related. I'm Tommy Coyle's daughter Mary and Mildred Twaskas was my cousin. Her Mom was Anna Coyle. Mildred's daughter Laura Byrne and I worked on family history several years ago before she moved to Texas. I have included the Twaskas family in my family tree - Coyle Family Tree. In fact, I still have more info to add to it. It's rather time consuming especially when I keep going off in different directions with all parts of the family. Take care.

Mary

Re: Patrick Coyle

nancytwaskas — 2012-04-30 03:48:02Z

Hi,

Thanks for the post. I am trying to get this to my cousin whose mom was a Coyle but she changed her email address.

Nancy

Re: Patrick Coyle

MWinkleblech — 2012-04-29 23:40:07Z

Hi Lila:
My name is Mary Coyle Winkleblech. My grandfather was Patrick Coyle born in BloodyForeland, Ireland on Dec. 25, 1871 who migrated to the county of Lanark in the District of Rutherglen, Scotland. He married Annabelle Monaghan and in the early 1900's (1910-1914) and he then came to the U.S with his wife and nine children. He settled in the Newark/Harrison, NJ area. His children were John, Mary, David, Daniel, Anna, Joseph, Margaret, Thomas & James Coyle

Re: Hugh Coyle in Philadelphia

kevinoconnor12 — 2012-04-28 15:09:30Z

can u give me any info. u have on ur mc bride's plz..........kevin

COYLE Garry - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-28 12:37:48Z

COYLE Garry - Vietnam Wall section 5E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Coyle family in Kells, County Meath

alancoyle1 — 2012-04-26 19:33:16Z

Lawrence Coyle is my great great grandfather who was born in Kells in 1833. He died in Shildon, England in 1909. Any information on his family would be helpfull especially his parents, brothers and sisters.

Re: Any Coyle's from Ireland out there?

laura_anne_coyle — 2012-04-16 20:38:52Z

I think we're related!! I'm a coyle from woodcave Roscommon ,lots of Simon coyle's in my family..

COYLE, Bernard Ireland to Ohio to Pennsylvania

SueJeanCatherine — 2012-04-14 17:26:25Z

Bernard Coyle b about 1840 Cavan Co, Parish Ballintemple, Ireland. He may have had a younger bro Bartholomew. His parents may be Michael Coyle b about 1800 Cavan Co & Margaret ___ b about 1804; had 5 children. Bernard & his wife ____ b about 1844 had 6 children:
Bernard Norman 1862 (lived in Montana);
John (was a doctor);
Hugh b 1853 Johnstown, PA (m Malala Rogers & had dau Catherine Amy; was a sheriff; killed Aug 1892);
Daniel;
James (1st groundskeeper for Pgh Pirates at Exposition Park);
Patrick Joseph b 20 Mar 1864 Ironton, OH (m Margaret Ellen Dougherty 1889; had 12 children)

Coyle Family

MWinkleblech — 2012-04-13 22:55:31Z

My grandfather Patrick Coyle was born on Dec. 25, 1871 in Bloodyforeland, Ireland. His parents were Patrick Coyle and Hannah McBride. He migrated to Scotland where he married Annabelle Monaghan and fathered ten children - John, Mary, Daniel, David, Joseph, Margaret, Anna, Thomas, James and Theresa. My Coyle family came thru Ellis Island in the years 1910-1914 and all settled in the Harrison/Newark, NJ area.

Re: Patrick Coyle

HaroldEmmett29 — 2012-04-13 14:41:03Z

I have a Patrick Coyle, born 1813 or 1814 reportedly in
County Cork, Ireland. He married a Catherine Bardon in
Syracuse, NY 06 July 1834. He became a U.S. citizen on
31 October 1844 in Jo Daviess County, IL. He died Aug. 1856
in Jo Daviess County. 8 children born, one of whom (Ann Elizabeth Coyle) was my great grandmother. Anything familiar?

Re: Patrick Coyle

lilajneal — 2012-04-13 14:20:05Z

Hello, My name is Lila Coyle Neal. This was my first time to log into anything about the coyle family. I want to learn more. I do know my family came from Ireland and the first to come was a Patrick Coyle. Please respond and let me know anything that may be of important so we can learn about this family !

JOSEPH COYLE

jocelynfarrow75 — 2012-04-11 07:12:07Z

JOSEPH WAS BORN 1857, POSSIBLY WESTERN AUSTRALIA. HE WAS SENT TO WORK FOR THE BROCKMANS, LARGE LAND OWNERS IN WA. HE MARRIED EMILY COLE FROM ENGLAND IN 1896 IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA. ANY MORE INFO PLEASE....LIKE WHERE HE WAS BORN -HERE IN AUSTRALIA, OR IRELAND, OR ENGLAND?

Re: Coyles from Donegal to Kilsyth in Scotland

Paddyfrances — 2012-04-03 20:04:42Z

Hello,
It's absolutely great to hear from you!
My great grandmother Elizabeth (Lizzie) was your grandad Joseph's sister.
Lizzie had an illegitimate son John Francis Coyle born 1897 - my grandad John. His son John Francis (Frank) was my dad.
I've tried to unravel the Coyle family and to find out where they came from in Donegal but I haven't been able to find out exactly where.
Just before my dad died we went to Ireland (me, my husband and my mam and dad) and toured round Donegal which me and my dad loved. To us it was the nicest part of Ireland. It would have been great to go to the exact place they came from but despite many years of trying I haven't been able to find the parish. But I'm still trying!
Am I right in thinking that Joseph was married to Margaret Ann Ripley and they had a son Allan? Is Allan your father?
I would love to know more about your side of the Coyle family and to see your photos would be amazing.
I've "invited" you to see my Coyle tree.
I'm really looking forward to hearing from you.

My email address is patriciahandy@btinternet.com
Regards, Patricia

Re: Coyles from Donegal to Kilsyth in Scotland

brendafife1 — 2012-04-03 14:24:29Z

Hello Patricia
I too am related to this family - my grandfather was Joseph Coyle, son of James. I have some photos I'd like to share and as I'm taking a trip to Donegal next year I'm curious to find out if you made any progres on their exact whereabouts- it would be great to know I'm walking in their footsteps.

Re: Any Coyle's from Ireland out there? Name Origin

glenfinn — 2012-04-02 22:33:12Z

Hello Kacy,
My people are Coyle's from Donegal,
have you any ideal what area, town or townland?
GF

Re: Any Coyle's from Ireland out there?

laura_anne_coyle — 2012-04-02 22:13:45Z

What was your grandmother's name?

Re: John William Coyle

Coyle50 — 2012-03-24 02:04:05Z

Annella,
If you get this reply. I have Coyle info. Jess Coyle was my grandfather's brother.

Re: John William Coyle

Coyle50 — 2012-03-24 02:02:38Z

Annella,
If you get this reply. I have Coyle info. Jess Coyle was my grandfather's brother.

Re: John William Coyle

Coyle50 — 2012-03-24 01:57:49Z

I'm nterested in the photo you have of John William Coyle's headstone. He was my great-grandfather.

Re: Coyles of Bradford/Sullivan/Wyoming Counties of PA

kpraschil — 2012-03-19 18:41:38Z

Hello,

Is this an active group? I am interested in John d. Coyle from Towanda.

Henry Edward Coyle born in New Orleans died in Ohio

PatriciaCoyle67 — 2012-03-10 05:15:19Z

and his wife Naomi Parr. Looking for any information related to him, Grief Corporation, or his family. He had a sister named Felicia Florence Coyle married to a man with the last name of Emmer and a second marriage to a Robert Norton. Seeking info on her as well.

Re: Coyles of Union County And Cherokee County SC

profcoyle — 2012-03-05 00:19:11Z

Fred,

All of us have been dead-ending at Mainos Dawson Coyle -- like the Coyle line sprang fully-formed from the SC soil with no ancestors! John Coyle and I have talked about how to go about finding additional information -- we believe it is quite possible that some of the numerous descendants of M D Coyle still in the Gaffney area may have clues. I have concentrated my recent efforts on working forward from M D Coyle to find living descendants and figure out what branch they belong to on the tree (have discovered MANY cousins along the way!); maybe eventually I can make their acquaintance and find out something about our elusive forefather. If you would like, you can send me your email addy in a private message, and I will invite you to my ancestry.com tree -- I am descended from MDF's brother, E G Coyle. E G was the family vagabond, it appears -- he left for Oklahoma in 1880.

Kind regards,
Chris Coyle

Re: Coyles of Union County And Cherokee County SC

elyoc — 2012-03-04 22:08:15Z

John,
Your information is correct about Walter Coyle, my grandfather. His father was Mainos Dawson Franklin Coyle to be distinguished from his father who was named Mainos Dawson Coyle. M. D. F. Coyle had 5 sons 5 daughters. The brothers were James, Edgar, Walter, Robert(born 1883) and Ben.
I have been trying without success to trace my ancestry beyond Mainos Dawson Coyle (born 1799 in South Carolina).
Fred Coyle

Re: Edward Coyle b 1806 Crosserlough Cavan Ireland

indigrl0608 — 2012-03-04 07:49:24Z

Thanks for replying. Yes, I know about the " naming patterns " used in the 1800's and I know I've found that the families that were having children at the tail end of the 19th century and begining of the 20th tended to name the first born son after themself and the second after the paternal Grandfather.
I did a quick search for both Rose Callery and Edward Coyle births about 1847 & 1841 at rootsireland.ie, this is what I found.
Between 1836 - 1846 they had 11 records for an Edward Coyle, none from Donegal. That doesn't mean that your Uncle is wrong. Just so you know as of right now Donegal has no historical society or archives on any level but I think I still have the email address for a girl who may be able to help if you ever want to look into further.
There is an 1841 birth in Co. Monaghan,
1838,1844,1840 in Cavan
1842 in Tyrone
1846 in Kildare
1840 in Leitrim
1843 in Laois
1840,1838 in Longford
1845 in Roscommon
I did a little wider search for Rose as my initial one only came up with one
Rose Kellery born in 1850 in Meath but from 1837-1857 garnered four the one I listed and these three:
1854, Rose Callery in Meath and Roseanne Callery in Cavan. This could very well be the same birth as some parishes in E. Cavan could share parishes with Meath thus the record gets recorded in both counties.
1839, in Louth a Rose Sellery.
I did get the index for Roseanne Callery in Cavan
Born: 7/16/1854 Parish: Killeshandra Roman Catholic
Father: Patrick Mother: Catherine Masterson
Sponsers: Patrick Mulligan & Catherine Callery.

Killeshandra, is in the Northwest corner of Cavan not far from their boarder with Leitrim a good distance from Crosserlough but again maybe the family moved to Crosserlough. It looks as if both my GG Grandparents were not born in this area but moved there at some point before September 1858 and keep in mind that one in Meath could very well be in a Parish Cavan and Meath share and the area is just south of where the parish of Crosserlough is.

Good luck in your search and be well, Danielle

Re: Edward Coyle b 1806 Crosserlough Cavan Ireland

tomlinj1 — 2012-03-04 04:33:21Z

Edward Coyle

Birth 1841 in Donegal, Ireland (place of birth as per my uncle)
Death aft 1891 in Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland and

Rose Callery

Birth abt 1847 in Crosserlough, Ireland (place of birth as per geni web)
Death 25 Oct 1896 in Leith, Midlothian, , Scotland,

Re: Edward Coyle b 1806 Crosserlough Cavan Ireland

tomlinj1 — 2012-03-04 04:32:12Z

Your list of children show Peter as the oldest and Edward as one of the youngest. It was common practice for the first son to be named after the grandfather.
This is shown in my family. ggg grandfather Michael, gg grandfather Edward, g grandfather Micheal, grandfather Edward, and then it changed. lol. Grandfather Edward Coyle's first born son was also Edward and died young. Did name another son Michael. He died in his twenties.

Coyle or McCoy near Fall Hill in Spotsylvania County Va.

bamannandpoyner1 — 2012-03-01 23:46:09Z

Does anyone know of a Todd and a MCCoy or Coyle living near the "Fall Hill" property (Spotsylvania County Va) in the mid to late 1700's. There are two house symbols on a 1779 map of the Fall Hill area that appear to read Mr. Todd and Mr. McCoy?

Re: Coyles of Union County And Cherokee County SC

johnwcoyle — 2012-02-23 11:22:35Z

Wilma, I belive the Walter Coyle you are refering to is a brother to my grandfather Robert Alexander Coyle. My records show Walter as being born 12-25-1878 and died 5-16-1950. Do these dates match anything you have. I would very much like to talk with you. Do you live in Gaffney? I live in Denver,NC, just outside Charlotte. Email me at johnwcoyle@yahoo.com or call me at 863-532-1620. Hope to hear soon. John Coyle

Re: Coyles of Union County And Cherokee County SC

johnwcoyle — 2012-02-23 11:09:16Z

Fred, I'm one of those Gaffney Coyles. Is your wife's name Tina? I corresponded some time ago with a Bowen and I believe her name was Tina. The last time I tried to reach her I was unsuccessful. I would very much like to hear from you. I have a lot of Coyle information and a number of distant relative contacts. My email is johnwcoyle@yahoo.com and my cellphone is 863-532-1620. I live in Denver,NC.

My grandfather was Robert Alexander Coyle who was Mary Coyle brother. In fact, I remember Aunt Mary when I was a child . Hope to hear soon. John Coyle

Re: Hugh Coyle-Ireland-late 1700's

drsdcoyle — 2012-02-22 23:45:21Z

Hi Kacy,

I am a descendent of Hugh Coyle and I was wondering if you ever found out where Hugh was from in Ireland. Or do you have further information on the Coyle roots in Ireland?

Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Steve Coyle

Patrick Coyle (Ireland to Canada, circa 1920s)

JRichthammer — 2012-02-22 18:52:43Z

Patrick Coyle immigrated to Canada from Ireland in the 1920s. By the late 1920s he lived in the gold mining community of Red Lake, Northwestern Ontario. He died at Red Lake in September 1934. I wonder if this is a lost relative of someone? I have researched him for many years.

Anna Coyle wife of James Reilly

martha1253 — 2012-02-20 23:03:29Z

am looking for info on Anna Coyle / James Reilly. parents of g-grandmother Margaret Reilly b abt 1860 in/near Sion Mills. younger brother Edward. sister Martha who married Hugh O'Neil.

Margaret came to Boston Sept 1886, married here to John Howard Patton from Omagh.

Jane O'Neil, daughter of Martha and Hugh came to Boston, also.

family members remember visits from cousins from NY named Slavin. don't know if connection to Slavin is through Reilly or Coyle.

Re: coyle/hartye

Bvanderet — 2012-02-08 21:35:34Z

Not that I know of, but I know so little of the Coyles and Hartyes other than that the names were so common!

Re: coyle/hartye

kerijanssen — 2012-02-08 21:16:30Z

I'm intrigued with your Hartye/Coyle/Brooklyn connection. As far as I know, my COYLE family came from Ireland to NYC/NJ @1865. My g-g-grandparents, Mary COYLE (b. @1845 parents: Denis and Mary)and Michael MCDONALD (b. @1841), had their first son, Joseph Francis (b. Sept 1867 in W. Orange Twp, NJ). The godparents were Candy (John or James?) and Julia HARTY. A few years later, the family moved to Manhattan. Family stories lead us to believe that there was family (Coyle or McDonald) who lived in Brooklyn, NY @ 1900. Any connection?

Coyles of Jersey City NJ

koha953 — 2012-02-08 17:24:32Z

Looking for information on John Coyle, b. Ireland, m Catherine Kelleher, lived in Jersey City NJ at turn of century (1900) Children were, Catherine, John, Joseph, Leo , Mamie.

Census 1901

tompat1 — 2012-02-03 05:06:21Z

www.census.nationalarchives.ie Searchable and available.

Re: Help

fordcoupr39 — 2012-01-30 00:01:04Z

Iam looking for info ( mothers & fathers ) o fMarie Coyle who married a James M Feeney, he is from Sligo. I belive she was from Mayo, but sure . thanks T. Feeney

Re: Ellen Coyle of Philadelphia

PatriciaBennett84 — 2012-01-25 07:41:18Z

Theresa,
I was right, when all of Annie G. Coyle Carroll's children were born they were living on the 2400 block of Oxford and Jefferson, that would only be 2 blocks from your Jeffereson address. That's pretty close. Families usually were in houses within close distance of each other. There's more I need to research out and get back to you. Pat (Carroll) Bennett

Re: Ellen Coyle of Philadelphia

PatriciaBennett84 — 2012-01-25 06:08:38Z

Theresa, I am re-reading all these Coyle messages that started with Ellen quite some time ago. I discovered that my Grandfather, William J. Carroll, Sr. went to school at St. Elizabeth's because he lived in that parish and his mom was Annie Gertrude Coyle Carroll. I need to try to find his address when they lived in that parish. I am sorry I've been delayed in looking for more information as my mom is very ill and has been in and out of the hospital twice since the week before Christmas. She just came back home from the hospital last evening and life is very busy with all I need to do for her. I'm pretty sure my Grandfather, his parents and siblings all lived on Jefferson, too. Hopefully I can look this info. up and get back to you before another disaster takes place... Pat (Carroll) Bennett

Re: Coyles in Mayo, ireland

abcCoyle — 2012-01-22 03:02:35Z

Any information on the origin of the surname Coyle would be most appreciated. My father, John Coyle,was born in Glenealy, Co. Donegal in 1904...his parents were Michael Coyle and Ann Breslin. He came to the US around 1928 or so and settled int he Boston area.

Anne Coyle

Re: Looking for Relatives/ Harry O'Dare Coyle-Nellie Coyle in PA

rupreed — 2012-01-15 18:31:33Z

I am looking for where Patrick Joseph Coyle, your great grandfather came from. Complete loss as to where in Ireland,

Barb Coyle

Re: coyle...from harlan co. ky.

DebbraCampbell — 2012-01-11 15:51:57Z

i have family from there? Who is it your looking for.
Debbie Coyle Campbell

Re: i need help

glenfinn — 2012-01-01 22:35:09Z

Hello, was EDWARD born in Donegal but went to work and met Rose out of the county? As for getting married in Cavan in Ireland you normally married in the brides parish..though perhaps Edward and Rose just worked in this county and then Married there. In the 1800's you travelled to where you found work and sometimes never got home to your own county for years.
Just a few ideals...do you have a townland name or any place names and this would help you tie down the county...the Coyle name is very popular around Donegal. Good Luck.

Re: Looking For Jack Errol Coyle

addidas77478 — 2012-01-01 00:42:22Z

Thats ok. I apperciate the information that you gave me. Ill take any info i can get when it comes to finding more out about my heritage. Thank you so much though. I hope you have a Happy new Year!!
Jamie