Marriage record revealed Eli Hoyle and Miss. Lusia Eliza Chapman married on October 13, 1853 in Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Eli was about twenty-three and Louisa was about seventeen when they married.
The 1860 census revealed Eli was a farmer and their personal property value was $160. They were living in Burke County, North Carolina. Louisa could not read or write. Household members: Eli Hoyle (30), Louisa (24), Mary A. (6) and Infant daughter (10/12).
Civil War record revealed Eli Hoyle (33), farmer, enlisted in Burke County, North Carolina as a private in the Confederate Army on April 12, 1862. He joined in Co. B 54th Infantry Regiment, North Carolina on May 19, 1862.
The 1870 census revealed their real estate value was $400 and personal property value was $329. They were living in Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. Household members: Eli Horyle (40), Louisa (32), Mary A. (15), Margaret (11), Oma (8), Emeline (6), Malinda (2) and Eliza J. (1).
The 1880 census revealed they were living in Upper Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. They, their parents and children were all born in North Carolina. Household members: Eli Hoile (50), Louiesy (46), Rosanna (20), Christenah (18), Sarah (15), Elizabeth (12), Jane (10) and Rachael (5).
Their known children:
Mary Adaline Hoyle (Bumgardner)
(b.1854 d.1919)
Margaret Rosanna Hoyle (b.1859)
Christine Oma Hoyle (b.1862)
Sarah Emeline Hoyle (b.1864)
Malinda Elizabeth Hoyle (b.1868)
Eliza Jane Hoyle (b.1869)
Rachael Hoyle (b.1875)
Louisa died sometime after the 1880 census.
Eli was about twenty-three and Louisa was about seventeen when they married.
The 1860 census revealed Eli was a farmer and their personal property value was $160. They were living in Burke County, North Carolina. Louisa could not read or write. Household members: Eli Hoyle (30), Louisa (24), Mary A. (6) and Infant daughter (10/12).
Civil War record revealed Eli Hoyle (33), farmer, enlisted in Burke County, North Carolina as a private in the Confederate Army on April 12, 1862. He joined in Co. B 54th Infantry Regiment, North Carolina on May 19, 1862.
The 1870 census revealed their real estate value was $400 and personal property value was $329. They were living in Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. Household members: Eli Horyle (40), Louisa (32), Mary A. (15), Margaret (11), Oma (8), Emeline (6), Malinda (2) and Eliza J. (1).
The 1880 census revealed they were living in Upper Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. They, their parents and children were all born in North Carolina. Household members: Eli Hoile (50), Louiesy (46), Rosanna (20), Christenah (18), Sarah (15), Elizabeth (12), Jane (10) and Rachael (5).
Their known children:
Mary Adaline Hoyle (Bumgardner)
(b.1854 d.1919)
Margaret Rosanna Hoyle (b.1859)
Christine Oma Hoyle (b.1862)
Sarah Emeline Hoyle (b.1864)
Malinda Elizabeth Hoyle (b.1868)
Eliza Jane Hoyle (b.1869)
Rachael Hoyle (b.1875)
Louisa died sometime after the 1880 census.
Marriage record revealed Eli Hoyle and Miss. Lusia Eliza Chapman married on October 13, 1853 in Cleveland County, North Carolina.
Eli was about twenty-three and Louisa was about seventeen when they married.
The 1860 census revealed Eli was a farmer and their personal property value was $160. They were living in Burke County, North Carolina. Louisa could not read or write. Household members: Eli Hoyle (30), Louisa (24), Mary A. (6) and Infant daughter (10/12).
Civil War record revealed Eli Hoyle (33), farmer, enlisted in Burke County, North Carolina as a private in the Confederate Army on April 12, 1862. He joined in Co. B 54th Infantry Regiment, North Carolina on May 19, 1862.
The 1870 census revealed their real estate value was $400 and personal property value was $329. They were living in Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. Household members: Eli Horyle (40), Louisa (32), Mary A. (15), Margaret (11), Oma (8), Emeline (6), Malinda (2) and Eliza J. (1).
The 1880 census revealed they were living in Upper Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. They, their parents and children were all born in North Carolina. Household members: Eli Hoile (50), Louiesy (46), Rosanna (20), Christenah (18), Sarah (15), Elizabeth (12), Jane (10) and Rachael (5).
Their known children:
Mary Adaline Hoyle (Bumgardner)
(b.1854 d.1919)
Margaret Rosanna Hoyle (b.1859)
Christine Oma Hoyle (b.1862)
Sarah Emeline Hoyle (b.1864)
Malinda Elizabeth Hoyle (b.1868)
Eliza Jane Hoyle (b.1869)
Rachael Hoyle (b.1875)
Louisa died sometime after the 1880 census.
Eli was about twenty-three and Louisa was about seventeen when they married.
The 1860 census revealed Eli was a farmer and their personal property value was $160. They were living in Burke County, North Carolina. Louisa could not read or write. Household members: Eli Hoyle (30), Louisa (24), Mary A. (6) and Infant daughter (10/12).
Civil War record revealed Eli Hoyle (33), farmer, enlisted in Burke County, North Carolina as a private in the Confederate Army on April 12, 1862. He joined in Co. B 54th Infantry Regiment, North Carolina on May 19, 1862.
The 1870 census revealed their real estate value was $400 and personal property value was $329. They were living in Lower South Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. Household members: Eli Horyle (40), Louisa (32), Mary A. (15), Margaret (11), Oma (8), Emeline (6), Malinda (2) and Eliza J. (1).
The 1880 census revealed they were living in Upper Fork, Burke County, North Carolina. They, their parents and children were all born in North Carolina. Household members: Eli Hoile (50), Louiesy (46), Rosanna (20), Christenah (18), Sarah (15), Elizabeth (12), Jane (10) and Rachael (5).
Their known children:
Mary Adaline Hoyle (Bumgardner)
(b.1854 d.1919)
Margaret Rosanna Hoyle (b.1859)
Christine Oma Hoyle (b.1862)
Sarah Emeline Hoyle (b.1864)
Malinda Elizabeth Hoyle (b.1868)
Eliza Jane Hoyle (b.1869)
Rachael Hoyle (b.1875)
Louisa died sometime after the 1880 census.
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