Tombstone Reads:
JAMES E. DOYLE
SEPTEMBER 9, 1839
MARCH 4, 1904
Born in Louisville, KY, he moved his family to Porland, in 1882. He served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War and was trained as a carpenter.
He was married to Mary Oakey Doyle and they had 4 children, Edward, Arthur, Albert (A. E. Doyle, an architect), and Daisy.
He is buried in the family plot at River View Cemetery.
JAMES E. DOYLE
SEPTEMBER 9, 1839
MARCH 4, 1904
Born in Louisville, KY, he moved his family to Porland, in 1882. He served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War and was trained as a carpenter.
He was married to Mary Oakey Doyle and they had 4 children, Edward, Arthur, Albert (A. E. Doyle, an architect), and Daisy.
He is buried in the family plot at River View Cemetery.
Tombstone Reads:
JAMES E. DOYLE
SEPTEMBER 9, 1839
MARCH 4, 1904
Born in Louisville, KY, he moved his family to Porland, in 1882. He served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War and was trained as a carpenter.
He was married to Mary Oakey Doyle and they had 4 children, Edward, Arthur, Albert (A. E. Doyle, an architect), and Daisy.
He is buried in the family plot at River View Cemetery.
JAMES E. DOYLE
SEPTEMBER 9, 1839
MARCH 4, 1904
Born in Louisville, KY, he moved his family to Porland, in 1882. He served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War and was trained as a carpenter.
He was married to Mary Oakey Doyle and they had 4 children, Edward, Arthur, Albert (A. E. Doyle, an architect), and Daisy.
He is buried in the family plot at River View Cemetery.
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