Hoyle was the second of ten children of Vernon P James and his wife Nina G Shoe. His siblings were P J, Elaine Hill, Alma Phelps, Frank A, Ray Newell, Sarah Elizabeth Burleson, Robert Lee, Geraldine White, Nancy Humphrey and Margaret Ann Boger.
After World War 11 he married Estelle Waller of Albemarle and was a local grocer and an agent for insurance companies.
This marriage was blessed with one infant who only lived one day, Gahlon Haines, Ricky Waller, Stacy L, Sidney Dwayne and Richard Derrick.
These boys had red hair. They were brought up in West Albemarle Baptist church where they were taught the Bible and some sang in the choir with their father and in other groups.
After World War 11 he married Estelle Waller of Albemarle and was a local grocer and an agent for insurance companies.
This marriage was blessed with one infant who only lived one day, Gahlon Haines, Ricky Waller, Stacy L, Sidney Dwayne and Richard Derrick.
These boys had red hair. They were brought up in West Albemarle Baptist church where they were taught the Bible and some sang in the choir with their father and in other groups.
Hoyle was the second of ten children of Vernon P James and his wife Nina G Shoe. His siblings were P J, Elaine Hill, Alma Phelps, Frank A, Ray Newell, Sarah Elizabeth Burleson, Robert Lee, Geraldine White, Nancy Humphrey and Margaret Ann Boger.
After World War 11 he married Estelle Waller of Albemarle and was a local grocer and an agent for insurance companies.
This marriage was blessed with one infant who only lived one day, Gahlon Haines, Ricky Waller, Stacy L, Sidney Dwayne and Richard Derrick.
These boys had red hair. They were brought up in West Albemarle Baptist church where they were taught the Bible and some sang in the choir with their father and in other groups.
After World War 11 he married Estelle Waller of Albemarle and was a local grocer and an agent for insurance companies.
This marriage was blessed with one infant who only lived one day, Gahlon Haines, Ricky Waller, Stacy L, Sidney Dwayne and Richard Derrick.
These boys had red hair. They were brought up in West Albemarle Baptist church where they were taught the Bible and some sang in the choir with their father and in other groups.
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