As a young man John left his parents home and traveled to Iowa with his Uncle Isaac ( youngest brother to his father, William Boyle ) who was just a few years older then John.
The two young adventurers spend almost two years in Iowa with Isaac's widowed mother before "Gold Fever " caught hold of them, they headed to California to pan for gold. It's unknown if John ever returned home to see his family before his death.
List of 1848 Voters
BOYL John Fairfield, Jefferson, Iowa
"The Fairfield Tribune,Wed.,Feb.24,1892, Page 1, col. 4.
THE ARGONAUTS OF ‘49.
The Jefferson County 49ers Who Made the Overland Trip to
California.
By Hiram Heaton
On the 27th of April, 1849, a considerable company of men started from Fairfield to reach California overland. The greater number were young men, many of them in their teens, although a few were old men, Mr. Dickey, who had kept a hotel in early days, being one of them. Others were John Fee, Robt. Hill, *John and Isaac Boyle*, James Freeman, James Hardin and brother Evan, J. Nelson Bell, Shuffleton, Baker, and many others. With them were two boys from what is now known as the Glendale neighborhood, John Kyle and Eugenus Parsons. Parsons was a son of J. R. Parsons. Their teams consisted of four yoke of cattle, of which one yoke were cows.
From " In old Canyonville" from the Pioneer Museum in Canyonville, it states " and then came Isaac Boyle, who with *his nephew* from Tizwell County, Kentucky;( correction, Tazewell County, Virginia )~ Charley Kimmel, a young German, and Joel Thorne, a carpenter who built the first family residence and a saloon.
John came to Oregon with his Uncle Isaac, he has been mistaken in records for Isaac's brother. John is the son to Isaac's brother William Henry Boyle.Isaac's brother John Boyle is the father to Henry Green Boyle and six other children.
~ ~ ~
The Plaindealer., March 16, 1896, page 3
J. T. Boyle of Canyonville, is a guest at the McClallem.
~ ~ ~
John T. Boyle married Lavinia Caroline Ford, June 6, 1854 in Canyonville, Douglas County, Oregon.Lavinia Caroline's sister Josephine Pauline Ford married John T Boyle's Uncle, Dr.James Whitten Boyle, brother to Isaac Lee Boyle.
John and his family are living next to his Uncle Isaac and wife Phoebe( this writers great grandparents) in 1860 . John and Caroline went to California sometime after 1861 as their son John Lee was born there in 1862 and son Marcus E. in 1864, Caroline was back in Polk County by 1870, without John, no more records except when Caroline died in 1874 there were guardianship papers filed meaning John was either dead or where a bouts unknown,. This writers thoughts are he died in California or was committed and died in the state hospital. I hesitate to say for fact as I do not know. Verify and re-verify information I always say.
John T. Boyle , Post Master, of North Canyonville, 1852, xI/2, p. 29. The Umpqua Trapper.
The once per week pack trips of Ben Sanders were replaced by the horse drawn mail rigs. Others who drove the mail stage to Nugget were Willard Willis, Howard Carter, Sam Welker. Ray Allen, Rene Newton and John Boyle.
Genealogical Material in Oregon Donation Land Claims. Vol:III, Page 40, Item 598.
Boyle, Isaac, Douglas County; born 1818, Tazewell County, Virginia; arrived Oregon 2 September 1851; Settled Claim., 20 May, 1852 / 1 October 1854. Father Abraham Boyl.
Genealogical Material in Oregon Donation Land Claims. Vol:III., page 34. item 501.
Boyle, John , Douglas County, born 1825, Russell County, Virginia; arrived Oregon 2 September 1851; settled Claim 20 May 1852.
These are the same dates as Isaac on his land claim and arriving in Oregon.
Russell County and Tazewell County are situated next to each other in Virginia .Tazewell County was formed from parts of Wythe & Russell Counties. ( JMB )
Case# 7992
Name Boyle, John T
Date 1857
Record Type Census
County Douglas
Source Provisional and Territorial
John T. Boyle filed a Oregon Donation Land Act (Grant ) of 160 acres near Days Creek on June 28, 1866.
Accession Nr: ORRAA 013008 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Oregon Issue Date: 6/28/1866 Cancelled: No
John never appeared in another census after 1860, all that is known is his last two children were born in California, by accounts from the 1870 Oregon census where they were living with their mother four years before she died.
John had to be alive at the latest January 1864 as his wife gave birth 9 months later to last child Marcus, born in California , 9 Oct 1864.
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Polk County times., November 27, 1869, page 3
Circuit Court Proceedings, November Term
In the Circuit Court for Polk County--- R. P. Boise Judge---Held in Dallas last week, the following cases were disposed of :
Mitchel and Rosendorf , respondents,vs L.C. Boyle. appellant-review to the County Court. Judgement for respondent.
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Willamette farmer., November 13, 1874, page 1
Died at Dixie, Polk county, November 4th 1874., Mrs.L.C. Boyle, daughter of the late Nathaniel Ford, of consumption. Deceased was aged 42, and leaves five children-four boys and one girl.
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Willamette farmer., September 10, 1875, SUPPLEMENT, page 11
Miss Josephine Boyle died on the 2d, inst., near Dixie, of consumption
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Early Oregonian Search
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Boyle, John T
Person Profile
Alias
Gender Male Ethnicity
Date of Birth 1825 Place of Birth Russell Co., VA
Alt. Date of Birth Occupation farmer
Date of Death Place of Death
Alt. Date of Death Place of Burial
Date of Arrival 02 Sep 1851
Father
Mother
Marriage Information
Spouse Date Location
Ford, Lavinia Caroline 15 Jan 1854 Polk Co., OR
Associated Records
Event Document Type Date Location Number Source
Land Claim Donation Douglas Co., OR RB 0501
Associated Persons
Name Gender Birthdate Relation
Ford, Lavinia Caroline Female 6 Dec 1832 Spouse
Census Events
Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No.
1860 Federal OR Douglas Co. 030 35yrs
Sources
ODLC; PolkMr
~ ~ ~
Weekly Oregonian
Saturday, February 11, 1854, Portland, Oregon
Page: 1
A bill to locate a territorial road from Coos Bay to Jacksonville was passed.......... Mr. Martin introduced a bill granting to John T. Boyle and others the right to construct a plank road through the Rogue River canyon...Adjourned.
Oregon Historical Records I
Record # 16841
Case # 0041
Name Boyle, L. Caroline
Date 1875
Record Type Estate
County Polk
Source County
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Research and bio by JMB
This writer has made no corrections to the original writings.
The two young adventurers spend almost two years in Iowa with Isaac's widowed mother before "Gold Fever " caught hold of them, they headed to California to pan for gold. It's unknown if John ever returned home to see his family before his death.
List of 1848 Voters
BOYL John Fairfield, Jefferson, Iowa
"The Fairfield Tribune,Wed.,Feb.24,1892, Page 1, col. 4.
THE ARGONAUTS OF ‘49.
The Jefferson County 49ers Who Made the Overland Trip to
California.
By Hiram Heaton
On the 27th of April, 1849, a considerable company of men started from Fairfield to reach California overland. The greater number were young men, many of them in their teens, although a few were old men, Mr. Dickey, who had kept a hotel in early days, being one of them. Others were John Fee, Robt. Hill, *John and Isaac Boyle*, James Freeman, James Hardin and brother Evan, J. Nelson Bell, Shuffleton, Baker, and many others. With them were two boys from what is now known as the Glendale neighborhood, John Kyle and Eugenus Parsons. Parsons was a son of J. R. Parsons. Their teams consisted of four yoke of cattle, of which one yoke were cows.
From " In old Canyonville" from the Pioneer Museum in Canyonville, it states " and then came Isaac Boyle, who with *his nephew* from Tizwell County, Kentucky;( correction, Tazewell County, Virginia )~ Charley Kimmel, a young German, and Joel Thorne, a carpenter who built the first family residence and a saloon.
John came to Oregon with his Uncle Isaac, he has been mistaken in records for Isaac's brother. John is the son to Isaac's brother William Henry Boyle.Isaac's brother John Boyle is the father to Henry Green Boyle and six other children.
~ ~ ~
The Plaindealer., March 16, 1896, page 3
J. T. Boyle of Canyonville, is a guest at the McClallem.
~ ~ ~
John T. Boyle married Lavinia Caroline Ford, June 6, 1854 in Canyonville, Douglas County, Oregon.Lavinia Caroline's sister Josephine Pauline Ford married John T Boyle's Uncle, Dr.James Whitten Boyle, brother to Isaac Lee Boyle.
John and his family are living next to his Uncle Isaac and wife Phoebe( this writers great grandparents) in 1860 . John and Caroline went to California sometime after 1861 as their son John Lee was born there in 1862 and son Marcus E. in 1864, Caroline was back in Polk County by 1870, without John, no more records except when Caroline died in 1874 there were guardianship papers filed meaning John was either dead or where a bouts unknown,. This writers thoughts are he died in California or was committed and died in the state hospital. I hesitate to say for fact as I do not know. Verify and re-verify information I always say.
John T. Boyle , Post Master, of North Canyonville, 1852, xI/2, p. 29. The Umpqua Trapper.
The once per week pack trips of Ben Sanders were replaced by the horse drawn mail rigs. Others who drove the mail stage to Nugget were Willard Willis, Howard Carter, Sam Welker. Ray Allen, Rene Newton and John Boyle.
Genealogical Material in Oregon Donation Land Claims. Vol:III, Page 40, Item 598.
Boyle, Isaac, Douglas County; born 1818, Tazewell County, Virginia; arrived Oregon 2 September 1851; Settled Claim., 20 May, 1852 / 1 October 1854. Father Abraham Boyl.
Genealogical Material in Oregon Donation Land Claims. Vol:III., page 34. item 501.
Boyle, John , Douglas County, born 1825, Russell County, Virginia; arrived Oregon 2 September 1851; settled Claim 20 May 1852.
These are the same dates as Isaac on his land claim and arriving in Oregon.
Russell County and Tazewell County are situated next to each other in Virginia .Tazewell County was formed from parts of Wythe & Russell Counties. ( JMB )
Case# 7992
Name Boyle, John T
Date 1857
Record Type Census
County Douglas
Source Provisional and Territorial
John T. Boyle filed a Oregon Donation Land Act (Grant ) of 160 acres near Days Creek on June 28, 1866.
Accession Nr: ORRAA 013008 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Oregon Issue Date: 6/28/1866 Cancelled: No
John never appeared in another census after 1860, all that is known is his last two children were born in California, by accounts from the 1870 Oregon census where they were living with their mother four years before she died.
John had to be alive at the latest January 1864 as his wife gave birth 9 months later to last child Marcus, born in California , 9 Oct 1864.
~ ~ ~
Polk County times., November 27, 1869, page 3
Circuit Court Proceedings, November Term
In the Circuit Court for Polk County--- R. P. Boise Judge---Held in Dallas last week, the following cases were disposed of :
Mitchel and Rosendorf , respondents,vs L.C. Boyle. appellant-review to the County Court. Judgement for respondent.
~ ~ ~
Willamette farmer., November 13, 1874, page 1
Died at Dixie, Polk county, November 4th 1874., Mrs.L.C. Boyle, daughter of the late Nathaniel Ford, of consumption. Deceased was aged 42, and leaves five children-four boys and one girl.
~ ~ ~
Willamette farmer., September 10, 1875, SUPPLEMENT, page 11
Miss Josephine Boyle died on the 2d, inst., near Dixie, of consumption
~ ~ ~
Early Oregonian Search
New Search
Boyle, John T
Person Profile
Alias
Gender Male Ethnicity
Date of Birth 1825 Place of Birth Russell Co., VA
Alt. Date of Birth Occupation farmer
Date of Death Place of Death
Alt. Date of Death Place of Burial
Date of Arrival 02 Sep 1851
Father
Mother
Marriage Information
Spouse Date Location
Ford, Lavinia Caroline 15 Jan 1854 Polk Co., OR
Associated Records
Event Document Type Date Location Number Source
Land Claim Donation Douglas Co., OR RB 0501
Associated Persons
Name Gender Birthdate Relation
Ford, Lavinia Caroline Female 6 Dec 1832 Spouse
Census Events
Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No.
1860 Federal OR Douglas Co. 030 35yrs
Sources
ODLC; PolkMr
~ ~ ~
Weekly Oregonian
Saturday, February 11, 1854, Portland, Oregon
Page: 1
A bill to locate a territorial road from Coos Bay to Jacksonville was passed.......... Mr. Martin introduced a bill granting to John T. Boyle and others the right to construct a plank road through the Rogue River canyon...Adjourned.
Oregon Historical Records I
Record # 16841
Case # 0041
Name Boyle, L. Caroline
Date 1875
Record Type Estate
County Polk
Source County
~ ~ ~
Research and bio by JMB
This writer has made no corrections to the original writings.
As a young man John left his parents home and traveled to Iowa with his Uncle Isaac ( youngest brother to his father, William Boyle ) who was just a few years older then John.
The two young adventurers spend almost two years in Iowa with Isaac's widowed mother before "Gold Fever " caught hold of them, they headed to California to pan for gold. It's unknown if John ever returned home to see his family before his death.
List of 1848 Voters
BOYL John Fairfield, Jefferson, Iowa
"The Fairfield Tribune,Wed.,Feb.24,1892, Page 1, col. 4.
THE ARGONAUTS OF ‘49.
The Jefferson County 49ers Who Made the Overland Trip to
California.
By Hiram Heaton
On the 27th of April, 1849, a considerable company of men started from Fairfield to reach California overland. The greater number were young men, many of them in their teens, although a few were old men, Mr. Dickey, who had kept a hotel in early days, being one of them. Others were John Fee, Robt. Hill, *John and Isaac Boyle*, James Freeman, James Hardin and brother Evan, J. Nelson Bell, Shuffleton, Baker, and many others. With them were two boys from what is now known as the Glendale neighborhood, John Kyle and Eugenus Parsons. Parsons was a son of J. R. Parsons. Their teams consisted of four yoke of cattle, of which one yoke were cows.
From " In old Canyonville" from the Pioneer Museum in Canyonville, it states " and then came Isaac Boyle, who with *his nephew* from Tizwell County, Kentucky;( correction, Tazewell County, Virginia )~ Charley Kimmel, a young German, and Joel Thorne, a carpenter who built the first family residence and a saloon.
John came to Oregon with his Uncle Isaac, he has been mistaken in records for Isaac's brother. John is the son to Isaac's brother William Henry Boyle.Isaac's brother John Boyle is the father to Henry Green Boyle and six other children.
~ ~ ~
The Plaindealer., March 16, 1896, page 3
J. T. Boyle of Canyonville, is a guest at the McClallem.
~ ~ ~
John T. Boyle married Lavinia Caroline Ford, June 6, 1854 in Canyonville, Douglas County, Oregon.Lavinia Caroline's sister Josephine Pauline Ford married John T Boyle's Uncle, Dr.James Whitten Boyle, brother to Isaac Lee Boyle.
John and his family are living next to his Uncle Isaac and wife Phoebe( this writers great grandparents) in 1860 . John and Caroline went to California sometime after 1861 as their son John Lee was born there in 1862 and son Marcus E. in 1864, Caroline was back in Polk County by 1870, without John, no more records except when Caroline died in 1874 there were guardianship papers filed meaning John was either dead or where a bouts unknown,. This writers thoughts are he died in California or was committed and died in the state hospital. I hesitate to say for fact as I do not know. Verify and re-verify information I always say.
John T. Boyle , Post Master, of North Canyonville, 1852, xI/2, p. 29. The Umpqua Trapper.
The once per week pack trips of Ben Sanders were replaced by the horse drawn mail rigs. Others who drove the mail stage to Nugget were Willard Willis, Howard Carter, Sam Welker. Ray Allen, Rene Newton and John Boyle.
Genealogical Material in Oregon Donation Land Claims. Vol:III, Page 40, Item 598.
Boyle, Isaac, Douglas County; born 1818, Tazewell County, Virginia; arrived Oregon 2 September 1851; Settled Claim., 20 May, 1852 / 1 October 1854. Father Abraham Boyl.
Genealogical Material in Oregon Donation Land Claims. Vol:III., page 34. item 501.
Boyle, John , Douglas County, born 1825, Russell County, Virginia; arrived Oregon 2 September 1851; settled Claim 20 May 1852.
These are the same dates as Isaac on his land claim and arriving in Oregon.
Russell County and Tazewell County are situated next to each other in Virginia .Tazewell County was formed from parts of Wythe & Russell Counties. ( JMB )
Case# 7992
Name Boyle, John T
Date 1857
Record Type Census
County Douglas
Source Provisional and Territorial
John T. Boyle filed a Oregon Donation Land Act (Grant ) of 160 acres near Days Creek on June 28, 1866.
Accession Nr: ORRAA 013008 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Oregon Issue Date: 6/28/1866 Cancelled: No
John never appeared in another census after 1860, all that is known is his last two children were born in California, by accounts from the 1870 Oregon census where they were living with their mother four years before she died.
John had to be alive at the latest January 1864 as his wife gave birth 9 months later to last child Marcus, born in California , 9 Oct 1864.
~ ~ ~
Polk County times., November 27, 1869, page 3
Circuit Court Proceedings, November Term
In the Circuit Court for Polk County--- R. P. Boise Judge---Held in Dallas last week, the following cases were disposed of :
Mitchel and Rosendorf , respondents,vs L.C. Boyle. appellant-review to the County Court. Judgement for respondent.
~ ~ ~
Willamette farmer., November 13, 1874, page 1
Died at Dixie, Polk county, November 4th 1874., Mrs.L.C. Boyle, daughter of the late Nathaniel Ford, of consumption. Deceased was aged 42, and leaves five children-four boys and one girl.
~ ~ ~
Willamette farmer., September 10, 1875, SUPPLEMENT, page 11
Miss Josephine Boyle died on the 2d, inst., near Dixie, of consumption
~ ~ ~
Early Oregonian Search
New Search
Boyle, John T
Person Profile
Alias
Gender Male Ethnicity
Date of Birth 1825 Place of Birth Russell Co., VA
Alt. Date of Birth Occupation farmer
Date of Death Place of Death
Alt. Date of Death Place of Burial
Date of Arrival 02 Sep 1851
Father
Mother
Marriage Information
Spouse Date Location
Ford, Lavinia Caroline 15 Jan 1854 Polk Co., OR
Associated Records
Event Document Type Date Location Number Source
Land Claim Donation Douglas Co., OR RB 0501
Associated Persons
Name Gender Birthdate Relation
Ford, Lavinia Caroline Female 6 Dec 1832 Spouse
Census Events
Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No.
1860 Federal OR Douglas Co. 030 35yrs
Sources
ODLC; PolkMr
~ ~ ~
Weekly Oregonian
Saturday, February 11, 1854, Portland, Oregon
Page: 1
A bill to locate a territorial road from Coos Bay to Jacksonville was passed.......... Mr. Martin introduced a bill granting to John T. Boyle and others the right to construct a plank road through the Rogue River canyon...Adjourned.
Oregon Historical Records I
Record # 16841
Case # 0041
Name Boyle, L. Caroline
Date 1875
Record Type Estate
County Polk
Source County
~ ~ ~
Research and bio by JMB
This writer has made no corrections to the original writings.
The two young adventurers spend almost two years in Iowa with Isaac's widowed mother before "Gold Fever " caught hold of them, they headed to California to pan for gold. It's unknown if John ever returned home to see his family before his death.
List of 1848 Voters
BOYL John Fairfield, Jefferson, Iowa
"The Fairfield Tribune,Wed.,Feb.24,1892, Page 1, col. 4.
THE ARGONAUTS OF ‘49.
The Jefferson County 49ers Who Made the Overland Trip to
California.
By Hiram Heaton
On the 27th of April, 1849, a considerable company of men started from Fairfield to reach California overland. The greater number were young men, many of them in their teens, although a few were old men, Mr. Dickey, who had kept a hotel in early days, being one of them. Others were John Fee, Robt. Hill, *John and Isaac Boyle*, James Freeman, James Hardin and brother Evan, J. Nelson Bell, Shuffleton, Baker, and many others. With them were two boys from what is now known as the Glendale neighborhood, John Kyle and Eugenus Parsons. Parsons was a son of J. R. Parsons. Their teams consisted of four yoke of cattle, of which one yoke were cows.
From " In old Canyonville" from the Pioneer Museum in Canyonville, it states " and then came Isaac Boyle, who with *his nephew* from Tizwell County, Kentucky;( correction, Tazewell County, Virginia )~ Charley Kimmel, a young German, and Joel Thorne, a carpenter who built the first family residence and a saloon.
John came to Oregon with his Uncle Isaac, he has been mistaken in records for Isaac's brother. John is the son to Isaac's brother William Henry Boyle.Isaac's brother John Boyle is the father to Henry Green Boyle and six other children.
~ ~ ~
The Plaindealer., March 16, 1896, page 3
J. T. Boyle of Canyonville, is a guest at the McClallem.
~ ~ ~
John T. Boyle married Lavinia Caroline Ford, June 6, 1854 in Canyonville, Douglas County, Oregon.Lavinia Caroline's sister Josephine Pauline Ford married John T Boyle's Uncle, Dr.James Whitten Boyle, brother to Isaac Lee Boyle.
John and his family are living next to his Uncle Isaac and wife Phoebe( this writers great grandparents) in 1860 . John and Caroline went to California sometime after 1861 as their son John Lee was born there in 1862 and son Marcus E. in 1864, Caroline was back in Polk County by 1870, without John, no more records except when Caroline died in 1874 there were guardianship papers filed meaning John was either dead or where a bouts unknown,. This writers thoughts are he died in California or was committed and died in the state hospital. I hesitate to say for fact as I do not know. Verify and re-verify information I always say.
John T. Boyle , Post Master, of North Canyonville, 1852, xI/2, p. 29. The Umpqua Trapper.
The once per week pack trips of Ben Sanders were replaced by the horse drawn mail rigs. Others who drove the mail stage to Nugget were Willard Willis, Howard Carter, Sam Welker. Ray Allen, Rene Newton and John Boyle.
Genealogical Material in Oregon Donation Land Claims. Vol:III, Page 40, Item 598.
Boyle, Isaac, Douglas County; born 1818, Tazewell County, Virginia; arrived Oregon 2 September 1851; Settled Claim., 20 May, 1852 / 1 October 1854. Father Abraham Boyl.
Genealogical Material in Oregon Donation Land Claims. Vol:III., page 34. item 501.
Boyle, John , Douglas County, born 1825, Russell County, Virginia; arrived Oregon 2 September 1851; settled Claim 20 May 1852.
These are the same dates as Isaac on his land claim and arriving in Oregon.
Russell County and Tazewell County are situated next to each other in Virginia .Tazewell County was formed from parts of Wythe & Russell Counties. ( JMB )
Case# 7992
Name Boyle, John T
Date 1857
Record Type Census
County Douglas
Source Provisional and Territorial
John T. Boyle filed a Oregon Donation Land Act (Grant ) of 160 acres near Days Creek on June 28, 1866.
Accession Nr: ORRAA 013008 Document Type: Serial Patent State: Oregon Issue Date: 6/28/1866 Cancelled: No
John never appeared in another census after 1860, all that is known is his last two children were born in California, by accounts from the 1870 Oregon census where they were living with their mother four years before she died.
John had to be alive at the latest January 1864 as his wife gave birth 9 months later to last child Marcus, born in California , 9 Oct 1864.
~ ~ ~
Polk County times., November 27, 1869, page 3
Circuit Court Proceedings, November Term
In the Circuit Court for Polk County--- R. P. Boise Judge---Held in Dallas last week, the following cases were disposed of :
Mitchel and Rosendorf , respondents,vs L.C. Boyle. appellant-review to the County Court. Judgement for respondent.
~ ~ ~
Willamette farmer., November 13, 1874, page 1
Died at Dixie, Polk county, November 4th 1874., Mrs.L.C. Boyle, daughter of the late Nathaniel Ford, of consumption. Deceased was aged 42, and leaves five children-four boys and one girl.
~ ~ ~
Willamette farmer., September 10, 1875, SUPPLEMENT, page 11
Miss Josephine Boyle died on the 2d, inst., near Dixie, of consumption
~ ~ ~
Early Oregonian Search
New Search
Boyle, John T
Person Profile
Alias
Gender Male Ethnicity
Date of Birth 1825 Place of Birth Russell Co., VA
Alt. Date of Birth Occupation farmer
Date of Death Place of Death
Alt. Date of Death Place of Burial
Date of Arrival 02 Sep 1851
Father
Mother
Marriage Information
Spouse Date Location
Ford, Lavinia Caroline 15 Jan 1854 Polk Co., OR
Associated Records
Event Document Type Date Location Number Source
Land Claim Donation Douglas Co., OR RB 0501
Associated Persons
Name Gender Birthdate Relation
Ford, Lavinia Caroline Female 6 Dec 1832 Spouse
Census Events
Year Census Type State Location Household No. Age Vol Pg No.
1860 Federal OR Douglas Co. 030 35yrs
Sources
ODLC; PolkMr
~ ~ ~
Weekly Oregonian
Saturday, February 11, 1854, Portland, Oregon
Page: 1
A bill to locate a territorial road from Coos Bay to Jacksonville was passed.......... Mr. Martin introduced a bill granting to John T. Boyle and others the right to construct a plank road through the Rogue River canyon...Adjourned.
Oregon Historical Records I
Record # 16841
Case # 0041
Name Boyle, L. Caroline
Date 1875
Record Type Estate
County Polk
Source County
~ ~ ~
Research and bio by JMB
This writer has made no corrections to the original writings.
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