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NOT A DIRECT ANCESTOR

Jane Stoughton is not in my direct ancestry. She is 1 step removed in the following ways:

Sister of Andrew Stoughton
Daughter of John Stoughton and Catherine Covert

	Date	Location	Notes	Sources
Birth	6 Dec 1821	expect either Center Twp or Muddy Creek Twp, Butler Co. PA		^[1][2]
Marriage	25 Apr 1837		to Thomas Boyd Boyle	^[9][11]
Death	19 June 1889		buried Zion Cemetery, Currie Rd., Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA	^[19]

Ancestry chart segment

 Generation 6          Generation 7         Generation 8
 
                                       +-- William Stoughton
                                       |   (1742-????)
                  +-- John Stoughton --+
                  |   (1773-1833)      |
 Jane Stoughton --+                    +-- [unknown] Vorhees
 (1821-1889)      |                        (????-????)
                  +-- Catherine Covert
                      (1778->1850)
 Sources:

Children

(10 children with Thomas Boyd Boyle; 4 died young and 2 did not marry)

Name	Gender	Date of Birth	Birthplace	Spouse	Notes	Sources
Catherine Boyle	F	b. 18 May 1838		wed 19 Sept 1860 Enoch Varnum res.North Washington PA	d. 11 Aug 1914	^{[9][14][15][[16]}
Martha Boyle	F				died in infancy	^[4]
Martha Jane Boyle	F	26 Mar 1843		(m.1 July 1863) John Edward Hagan, farmer & carpenter	lived in Missouri died 2 Mar 1873	^{[9][12][13][17]}
Nancy Boyle	F			Robert Hampson Book	res. Worth Twp.	^[9]
Hannah M. Boyle	F	1848		unmarried resided with brother James C. Boyle		^[9]
John W. Boyle	M	1851			res. Worth Twp	^[9]
Bernard Boyle	M				died in infancy	^[9]
Thomas Boyle	M				died in infancy	^[9]
Christian Boyle	M				died in infancy	^[9]
Mary Cornelia Boyle	F	1862			"died unmarried"	^[9][10]
Dr. James Clyde Boyle	M	14 Nov 1864	Bovard, Cherry T. , Butler Co. PA	1)Kathleen McNair (m. 31 Jan 1894) 2)Pearl Winters (m.1916)		^[9][11]

Places of Residence

Location	Dates	Sources
possibly Center Twp Butler Co, PA	parents resided here after 1820	^[1]
Muddy Creek Twp Butler Co, PA	parents here by 1830	^[2]
Slipperyrock Twp Butler Co, PA	by 1838; probably at time of marriage	^[3][4]
Cherry Twp Butler Co, PA	by 1838; probably at time of marriage	^[5]
Worth Twp Butler Co, PA	by 1838; probably at time of marriage	^[6][7][14]

Photos

Gravestone of Jane S. Boyle, Zion Cemetery, Currie, Rd., Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA

Marker for Thomas B. Boyle, Zion Cemetery, worth Twp., Butler Co. PA

Sources

Ref. Num.	Description	Image of original
1	1820 United States Federal Census, Center Twp, Butler Co, PA Page 4. Census is not dated. Lists family headed by J. Stoughton: 2 males <10, 1 male 10-15, 2 males 16-25 1 male >45,, 1 female <10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female >45. This corresponds to John Stoughton age 53, wife Catherine Covert age 52. Children: 2 males under age 10 are Barnard age 3,& Luke, age ~13; 1 male age 10-15 is John age 15; 2 males age 16-25 are Andrew age 18,& Jacob age 20; 1 female <10 is Hannah age 5; 1 female age 10-15 is Effie age 10. (Son William age 23 not enumerated here; possibly working & living elsewhere; married in 1822).
2	1830 United States Federal Census, Muddy Creek Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 13. Census is not dated. Family headed by John Stoughton: 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 40-50, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 50-60. This corresponds to John Stoughton,age 53, & wife Catherine Covert, age 52. Children: 1 male 10-15 is Bernard age13; 1 male 15-20 probably John, Jr. age 25; 1 male 20-30 is Jacob age ~30; (Luke, age 23,is listed separately on next line of census; Andrew married by 1826, family enumerated in Center Twp); 1 female 5-10 is Jane age 8; 1 female 10-15 is Hannah age 14. (Euphemia age 20 is not enumerated here).
3	1840 United States Federal Census, Slipperyrock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 3. Census is not dated. Family headed by Thomas Boyle: 1 male 20-30, 1 female <5, 1 female 20-30. Jane Stoughton's age would actually be 19. The child is Catherine, age 2.
4	1850 United States Federal Census, Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 24. Census dated 8 Aug 1850. Lines 25-31: Thomas Boyle, 35, blacksmith, $100 real property; Jane, 29; Catherine, 13, att'd school; Martha J., 7, att'd school; Nancy, 5; Hannah, 3; Oliver Beck, 25, blacksmith. All b. PA. Indexed as Boyls in Ancestry.com
5	1860 United States federal Census, Cherry Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 3. Census dated 3 June 1860. Lines 31-38: Thomas Boyle, 46, blacksmith, $200 real property; Jane, 39, house keeper; Catherine, 22, domestic; Martha Jane, 18, school teacher, Nancy, 14, attended school; Hannah, 12, attended school; John, 9, attended school; Ruphany, f., 2. All b. PA. Ancestry.com indexes the name as Bayle.
6	1870 United States federal Census, Worth Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 23. Census dated 28 June 1870. Lines 12-16: Jane Boyd, 48, housekeeper, $1000 real property; Hanah, 28, teaching, att'd school; John, 18, laborer, att'd school; Mary, 8, att'd school; James, 5. All b. PA. Ancestry.com indexes this as Boyd, but the line could be read as Boyle. The rest of the data match well with Jane Stoughton Boyle and her children.
7	1880 United States Federal Census, District 58, Worth Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 22. Census dated 21-22 June 1880. Lines 27-31: Jane S. Boyle, 59; Hannah M., 32, dau., school teacher, disabled:pelvic cellulitis; John W., son, 29, laborer; Mary C., dau, 18, at home; James C., 15, son, laborer, att'd school. All and all parents b. PA.
8	Will of Jacob Stoughton, abstract, from Book B, p.195. of Muddy Creek Twp., Butler Co. PA (brother of direct line Andrew Stoughton); signed 2 Apr. 1841,filed 25 June 1841;lists niece Catherin Boile.
9	Genealogical and personal history of western Pennsylvania, Vol. 3, Editor-in-chief: John W. Jordan. Author: Jordan, John W. (John Woolf), 1840-1921. Pages 1272-1274. From the Historic Pittsburgh Full Text Collection. Collection is searchable; policy re. use on websites is ambiguous; may prohibit reproduction of text. See web address below for full text http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/t/text/pageviewer-idx?c=pitttext;cc=pitttext;q1=catherine%20covert;rgn=full%20text;idno=03aee8434m;didno=03aee8434m;view=image;seq=0247 Abstract: Jane Stoughton, a daughter of John Stoughton and Catherine Covert, was born 6 Dec 1822 in Worth township Butler county PA, died 19 June 1889 in Jacksville. She married Thomas Boyle, born in Worth township 15 Dec 1815, and died 9 June 1865. He was a son of John Boyle & Martha Boyd. When Thomas was age 11 his mother died; he was apprenticed to a blacksmith. A skilled machinist, he owned a shop in Jacksville, later in Bovard where he died. Boyle children: Catherine( married Enoch Varnum), Martha (died in infancy), Martha Jane (married Edward Hagan, res. Missouri), Nancy ( married Robert Hampson Book), Hannah (unmarried), John, Bernard and Thomas, (died in infancy),Christian(died in infancy), Cornelia (died unmarried), James Clyde(married Kathleen McNair).
10	Jeanne Bortmes Eichelberger, correspondence, 2006
11	Obituary of Dr. J. C. Boyle, Butler Eagle, 28 Mar.1929, pg.1 & pg 15. "Butler Physician Dies in His Home". Transcribed by Jim Voltz. "Dr. J. C. Boyle, life-long resident of Butler Co., lived in Butler 32 yrs (since 1897). Born in New Hope 14 Nov. 1864, son of the late Thomas & Jane Stoughton Boyle. Graduate of Western Penna. Medical College (now U. Pittsburgh). Married in 1894 to Kathleen McNair; one son, James Clyde Boyle, Jr. Second marriage in 1916 to Pearl Winters. Survived by 2 sons: James C., Jr. of U. Pittsburgh dental college, & John at home; 2 daughters; Jane and (living person/name withheld), both at home.	See full transcript
12	1870 United States Federal Census, Mount Pleasant Twp, Lawrence Co, Missouri, page 35. Census dated 14 Sept 1870. Lines 35-39: Bentan(sic) V. Stoughton, 56, farmer, $800 real, $900 personal property; Susanna, 59, keeping house; Jinnie S., 21; Elizabeth, 20; Adrey, 16. All born PA. Lines 31-34: family of John E. Hagan. This is the family of Jane Stoughton (Boyle)'s brother Barnard V. Stoughton, next door to the family of Jane's daughter, Martha Jane Boyle & husband John Edward Hagan.
13	1880 United States Federal Census, Lake City Twp., Barber Co., KS, Enum. Dist 316, pg. 1. Date of census 1 June 1880. Line 4-5: Barned (sic) V. Stoughton, white male, age 61, farmer, b. PA, parents b. NJ. Unemployed for 12 months. Susan, white female age 66, wife, b. PA, father b. Holland, mother b. PA. Line 6-8: Thomas B. Hagan, white male age 45, farmer, all b. PA. Unemployed for 12 months. Thomas, age 14, son, all b. PA; Jenmi, age 12, daughter, b. MO, parents b. PA. This is the family of Jane Stoughton (Boyle)'s brother Barnard V. Stoughton, next door to the family of Jane's daughter, Martha Jane Boyle (who died in 1873), & widower husband John Edward Hagan See "Source Notes" below. Contributed by James Voltz.
14	Archives of Butler County, PA, by Diana Marie Voltz Geibel, Closson Press,1935 Sampson Dr., Apollo, PA 15613-9209 1st Edition, copyright, Feb 1997. p. 85 listing 13223 Martha Jane Boyle (b. 26 Mar 1843 / wed 1 July 1863 at age 20 / d. 2 Mar 1873 at age 30. She married (John) Edward Hagan (aka John E.), a Missouri farmer & carpenter. p. 84 listing 13221. Catherine Boyle, "Kate" (b. 18 May 1838 / wed 19 Sept 1860 / d. 11 Aug 1914, age 76) married Enoch Varnum (North Washington)
15	Obituary of Katherine Boyle Varnum, Butler Citizen p. 13, 13 Aug 1914 "Mrs. Katherine Varnum Mrs. Katherine Varnum, aged 76, widow of the late Enoch Varnum of Washington Township, died Tuesday night, August 11, 1914, following a short illness, from acute indigestion. The deceased was the daughter of the late Thomas Boyle and was born and reared in Worth Township, where she resided until her marriage. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. She is survived by one son, George Varnum, councilman from the Forth ward, Butler; and the following daughters: Mrs. J. N. Williamson, of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Charles D. Cherry of Indianapolis, Indiana, and Mrs. E. H. Brown of Pittsburgh: also a brother and a sister, Dr. J. C. Boyle and Miss Hanna Boyle, both of Butler. The funeral will be held at the late residence at North Washington, at 2."
16	Will of Jacob Stoughton, abstract, from Book B, p.195. of Muddy Creek Twp., Butler Co. PA (brother of Jane Stoughton); signed 2 Apr. 1841,filed 25 June 1841;lists niece Catherin Boile.
17	"Memories" by Jennie Stoughton Osborn, Copyright 1935, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Pg. 11 "Next our cousin Mattie Boyle taught school. She was young and gay. We loved her and had a joyful winter that year. We had neighborhood dances and parties. Then sometimes a spelling at night when everybody came that cared to come. One night at the recess we got started to waltzing in the schoolhouse, and enjoying it hugely, when in came our mother and Uncle Billy Myer. When Myra failed to get home on time Uncle Billy became uneasy and came to see if she was at our house. She was not there so he and mother came down to the schoolhouse. They were terribly shocked to find us dancing instead of spelling. They felt as if we had disgraced the school...We had no organ or violin for music, so we sang "Old Dan Tucker" and "Weavely Wheat" or some other old tune. We were having lots of fun, but they marched us home...
18	Will of Jane Stoughton (Boyle) , signed 16 Jan. 1888, lists only her daughter Hannah and her son James E. It mentions her being a Covert heir of the "Harlem Commons Syndicate of New York". The syndicate was apparently a group of owners of waterfront property on the Harlem River. See the linked page for articles from The New York Times in the 1880's re. development of piers, etc. on riverfront property, the building of the Harlem River Canal, and right-of-way ownership disputes.	(Will Transcription) (Harlem Commons Syndicate)
19	Gravestone transcriptions, Zion Baptist Cemetery, Currie Rd., Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA. From the photos submitted by Jim Voltz, June 2009. Jane S. Boyle 1821-1889 Thomas B. Boyle 1813-1865, In Wolf Creek Cemetery

Source notes

The will of Jacob Stoughton, brother of Jane Stoughton Boyle, names a niece Catherin Boile. Catherin would therefore be born before 1841. The research of Jeanne Eichelberger names five children of Jane Stoughton Boyle, not including a Catherin. Mary C. is not Catherin, as Mary C. was born in 1862.
Kathleen McNair was born in Butler, PA, daughter of Thomas McNair & Jane unknown. She died 5 Mar 1913. Her father was a miller, born near Morgantown WVA; her mother ws born in Butler Co. PA. Kathleen McNair and Dr. Boyle had one child, James ClydeBoyle, Jr., born 7 Apr. 1906. (All per source #3, Genealog. & Personal History of Western PA, Vol. 3).
Per contributor James Voltz, one of Jane Stoughton (b. 1821) & Thomas Boyle's children was Martha Boyle(b. 26 Mar 1843 / wed 1 July 1863 / d. 2 Mar 1873. - dates from Jim's aunt's book.) who married John Edward Hagan. It is said that he was a Missouri farmer. In the 1880 census of Barber Co. Kansas, Lake City township, the family of Thomas B. Hagan, age 45, lives next to the family of Barned(sic) V. Stoughton, age 61. The birth date of Thomas B. Hagan (~1835) puts him in the same generation as John Edward Hagan and wife Martha Boyle. Note that his daughter was born in Missouri.
The wording in the History of Western PA by Jourdan, "Bernard and Thomas died in infancy, Christian died in infancy", suggests that Bernard and Thomas may have been twins.

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 | '''Birth'''  || 6 Dec 1821||expect either Center Twp<br>or Muddy Creek Twp, Butler Co. PA  || || <sup class="reference">[1][2]</sup>
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-| '''Marriage''' ||25 Apr 1837  || || to [[Thomas Boyd Boyle]] || <sup class="reference">[4][6]</sup>
+| '''Marriage''' ||25 Apr 1837  || || to [[Thomas Boyd Boyle]] || <sup class="reference">[9][11]</sup>
 |-
-|'''Death'''||19 June 1889 || ||buried Zion Cemetery,<br> Currie Rd., Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA ||<sup class="reference">[14]</sup>
+|'''Death'''||19 June 1889 || ||buried Zion Cemetery,<br> Currie Rd., Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA ||<sup class="reference">[19]</sup>
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 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
 |-
-| Catherine Boyle ||F ||b. 18 May 1838 || ||wed 19 Sept 1860<br>Enoch Varnum <br>res.North Washington PA ||d. 11 Aug 1914|| <sup class="reference">[4][9][10][[11]</sup>
+| Catherine Boyle ||F ||b. 18 May 1838 || ||wed 19 Sept 1860<br>Enoch Varnum <br>res.North Washington PA ||d. 11 Aug 1914|| <sup class="reference">[9][14][15][[16]</sup>
 |-
 | Martha Boyle ||F|| || ||  ||died in infancy || <sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
 |-
-| [[Martha Jane Boyle]] ||F||26 Mar 1843  || ||(m.1 July 1863) John Edward Hagan, <br>farmer & carpenter ||lived in Missouri <br>died 2 Mar 1873 || <sup class="reference">[4][7][8][12]</sup>
+| [[Martha Jane Boyle]] ||F||26 Mar 1843  || ||(m.1 July 1863) John Edward Hagan, <br>farmer & carpenter ||lived in Missouri <br>died 2 Mar 1873 || <sup class="reference">[9][12][13][17]</sup>
 |-
-| Nancy Boyle ||F|| || || Robert Hampson Book ||res. Worth Twp.  || <sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
+| Nancy Boyle ||F|| || || Robert Hampson Book ||res. Worth Twp.  || <sup class="reference">[9]</sup>
 |-
-| Hannah M. Boyle ||F ||1848 || ||unmarried<br>resided with brother James C. Boyle  || || <sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
+| Hannah M. Boyle ||F ||1848 || ||unmarried<br>resided with brother James C. Boyle  || || <sup class="reference">[9]</sup>
 |-
-| John W. Boyle ||M ||1851|| ||  ||res. Worth Twp || <sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
+| John W. Boyle ||M ||1851|| ||  ||res. Worth Twp || <sup class="reference">[9]</sup>
 |-
-| Bernard Boyle ||M || || ||  ||died in infancy || <sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
+| Bernard Boyle ||M || || ||  ||died in infancy || <sup class="reference">[9]</sup>
 |-
-| Thomas Boyle ||M|| || ||  ||died in infancy || <sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
+| Thomas Boyle ||M|| || ||  ||died in infancy || <sup class="reference">[9]</sup>
 |-
-| Christian Boyle ||M|| || ||  ||died in infancy || <sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
+| Christian Boyle ||M|| || ||  ||died in infancy || <sup class="reference">[9]</sup>
 |-
-| Mary Cornelia Boyle ||F || 1862 || ||  ||"died unmarried" || <sup class="reference">[4][5]</sup>
+| Mary Cornelia Boyle ||F || 1862 || ||  ||"died unmarried" || <sup class="reference">[9][10]</sup>
 |-
-|Dr. James Clyde Boyle ||M ||14 Nov 1864 ||Bovard, Cherry T. , Butler Co. PA || 1)Kathleen McNair (m. 31 Jan 1894)<br>2)Pearl Winters (m.1916) || || <sup class="reference">[4][6]</sup>
+|Dr. James Clyde Boyle ||M ||14 Nov 1864 ||Bovard, Cherry T. , Butler Co. PA || 1)Kathleen McNair (m. 31 Jan 1894)<br>2)Pearl Winters (m.1916) || || <sup class="reference">[9][11]</sup>
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 | Muddy Creek Twp<br>Butler Co, PA|| parents here by 1830 ||  ||<sup class="reference"> [2]</sup>
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-|WorthTwp<br>Butler Co, PA|| by 1838;<br>probably at time of marriage ||  ||<sup class="reference">[9] </sup>
+|Slipperyrock Twp<br>Butler Co, PA|| by 1838;<br>probably at time of marriage ||  ||<sup class="reference">[3][4] </sup>
+|-
+|Cherry Twp<br>Butler Co, PA|| by 1838;<br>probably at time of marriage ||  ||<sup class="reference">[5] </sup>
+|-
+|Worth Twp<br>Butler Co, PA|| by 1838;<br>probably at time of marriage ||  ||<sup class="reference">[6][7][14] </sup>
 |}
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 |-
-! '''2A'''
+! '''3'''
 | '''1840 United States Federal Census''', Slipperyrock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 3.  Census is not dated.<br>Family headed by Thomas Boyle: 1 male 20-30, 1 female <5, 1 female 20-30.<br>Jane Stoughton's age would actually be 19.  The child is Catherine, age 2.
 | [[Image:1840 census pa butler slipperyrock pg 3.jpg|50px|center]]
 |-
-! '''2B'''
+! '''4'''
 | '''1850 United States Federal Census''', Slippery Rock Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 24.  Census dated 8 Aug 1850.<br>Lines 25-31:  Thomas Boyle, 35, blacksmith, $100 real property; Jane, 29; Catherine, 13, att'd school; Martha J., 7, att'd school; Nancy, 5; Hannah, 3; Oliver Beck, 25, blacksmith.  All b. PA.<br>Indexed as Boyls in Ancestry.com
 | [[Image:1850 census pa butler slippery rock pg 24.jpg|50px|center]]
 |-
-! '''2C'''
+! '''5'''
 | '''1860 United States federal Census''', Cherry Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 3.  Census dated 3 June 1860.<br>Lines 31-38:  Thomas Boyle, 46, blacksmith, $200 real property; Jane, 39, house keeper; Catherine, 22, domestic; Martha Jane, 18, school teacher, Nancy, 14, attended school; Hannah, 12, attended school; John, 9, attended school; Ruphany, f., 2.  All b. PA.<br>Ancestry.com indexes the name as Bayle.
 | [[Image:1860 census pa butler cherry pg 3.jpg|50px|center]]
 |-
-! '''2D'''
+! '''6'''
+| '''1870 United States federal Census''', Worth Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 23.  Census dated 28 June 1870.<br>Lines 12-16:  Jane Boyd, 48, housekeeper, $1000 real property; Hanah, 28, teaching, att'd school; John, 18, laborer, att'd school; Mary, 8, att'd school; James, 5.  All b. PA.<br>Ancestry.com indexes this as Boyd, but the line could be read as Boyle.  The rest of the data match well with Jane Stoughton Boyle and her children.
+| [[Image:1870 census pa butler worth pg 23.jpg|50px|center]]
+|-
+! '''7'''
 | '''1880 United States Federal Census''', District 58, Worth Twp, Butler Co, PA, page 22.  Census dated 21-22 June 1880.<br> Lines 27-31:  Jane S. Boyle, 59; Hannah M., 32, dau., school teacher, disabled:pelvic cellulitis; John W., son, 29, laborer; Mary C., dau, 18, at home; James C., 15, son, laborer, att'd school.  All and all parents b. PA.
 | [[Image:1880 census pa butler worth dist 58 pg 22.jpg|50px|center]]
 |-
-!'''3'''
+!'''8'''
 |'''Will of Jacob Stoughton, abstract''', from Book B, p.195.  of Muddy Creek Twp., Butler Co. PA (brother of direct line Andrew Stoughton); signed 2 Apr. 1841,filed 25 June 1841;lists niece Catherin Boile.
 |-
-!'''4'''
+!'''9'''
 |'''Genealogical and personal history of western Pennsylvania, Vol. 3''', Editor-in-chief: John W. Jordan.
 Author: Jordan, John W. (John Woolf), 1840-1921. Pages 1272-1274.<br>From the Historic Pittsburgh Full Text Collection. Collection is searchable; policy re. use on websites is ambiguous; may prohibit reproduction of text. See web address below for full text<br>
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 |-
-! '''5'''
+! '''10'''
 | '''Jeanne Bortmes Eichelberger''',  correspondence, 2006
 |-
-!'''6'''
+!'''11'''
 |'''Obituary of Dr. J. C. Boyle''', Butler Eagle, 28 Mar.1929, pg.1 & pg 15. "Butler Physician Dies in His Home".  Transcribed by Jim Voltz.<br>"Dr. J. C. Boyle, life-long resident of Butler Co., lived in Butler 32 yrs (since 1897).  Born in New Hope 14 Nov. 1864, son of the late Thomas & Jane Stoughton Boyle. Graduate of Western Penna. Medical College (now U. Pittsburgh). Married in 1894 to Kathleen McNair; one son, James Clyde Boyle, Jr. Second marriage in 1916 to Pearl Winters. Survived by 2 sons: James C., Jr. of U. Pittsburgh dental college, & John at home; 2 daughters; Jane and (living person/name withheld), both at home.
 |[[Obituary of Dr. J. C. Boyle|See full transcript]]
 |-
-! '''7'''
+! '''12'''
 | '''1870 United States Federal Census''', Mount Pleasant Twp, Lawrence Co, Missouri, page 35.  Census dated 14 Sept 1870.
 * Lines 35-39: Bentan(sic) V. Stoughton, 56, farmer, $800 real, $900 personal property; Susanna, 59, keeping house; Jinnie S., 21; Elizabeth, 20; Adrey, 16.  All born PA.
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 |'''1880 United States Federal Census''', Lake City Twp., Barber Co., KS, Enum. Dist 316, pg. 1.  Date of census 1 June 1880.
 * Line 4-5: Barned (sic) V. Stoughton, white male, age 61, farmer, b. PA, parents b. NJ. Unemployed for 12 months. Susan, white female age 66, wife, b. PA, father b. Holland, mother b. PA.
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-!'''9'''
+!'''14'''
 |'''Archives of Butler County, PA''', by Diana Marie Voltz Geibel, Closson Press,1935 Sampson Dr., Apollo, PA 15613-9209
 st Edition, copyright, Feb 1997.
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 *  p. 84 listing 13221. <br>Catherine Boyle, "Kate" (b. 18 May 1838 / wed 19 Sept 1860 / d. 11 Aug 1914, age 76) married  Enoch Varnum (North Washington)
 |-
-!'''10'''
+!'''15'''
 |'''Obituary of Katherine Boyle Varnum''', Butler Citizen p. 13, 13 Aug 1914 <br> "Mrs. Katherine Varnum <br>
 Mrs. Katherine Varnum, aged 76, widow of the late Enoch Varnum of Washington Township, died Tuesday night, August 11, 1914, following a short illness, from acute indigestion. The deceased was the daughter of the late Thomas Boyle and was born and reared in Worth Township, where she resided until her marriage. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. She is survived by one son, George Varnum, councilman from the Forth ward, Butler; and the following daughters: Mrs. J. N. Williamson, of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Charles D. Cherry of Indianapolis, Indiana, and Mrs. E. H. Brown of Pittsburgh: also a brother and a sister, Dr. J. C. Boyle and Miss Hanna Boyle, both of Butler. The funeral will be held at the late residence at North Washington, at 2."
 |-
-!'''11'''
+!'''16'''
 |'''Will of [[Jacob Stoughton]], abstract''', from Book B, p.195.  of Muddy Creek Twp., Butler Co. PA (brother of Jane Stoughton); signed 2 Apr. 1841,filed 25 June 1841;lists niece ''Catherin Boile''.
 |-
-!'''12'''
+!'''17'''
 |'''"Memories"''' by Jennie Stoughton Osborn, Copyright 1935, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. <br>Pg. 11 "Next our cousin ''Mattie Boyle'' taught school. She was young and gay. We loved her and had a joyful winter that year.  We had neighborhood dances and parties. Then sometimes a spelling at night when everybody came that cared to come. One night at the recess we got started to waltzing in the schoolhouse, and enjoying it hugely, when in came our mother and ''Uncle Billy Myer''.<br>When ''Myra'' failed to get home on time Uncle Billy became uneasy and came to see if she was at our house.  She was not there so he and mother came down to the schoolhouse.  They were terribly shocked to find us dancing instead of spelling. They felt as if we had disgraced the school...We had no organ or violin for music, so we sang "Old Dan Tucker" and "Weavely Wheat" or some other old tune.  We were having lots of fun, but they marched us home...
 |-
-!'''13'''
+!'''18'''
 |'''Will of Jane Stoughton (Boyle)''' , signed 16 Jan. 1888, lists only her daughter Hannah and her son James E.  It mentions her being a Covert heir of the "Harlem Commons Syndicate of New York".  <br>The syndicate was apparently a group of owners of waterfront property on the Harlem River. See the linked page for articles from The New York Times in the 1880's re. development of piers, etc. on riverfront property, the building of the Harlem River Canal, and right-of-way ownership disputes.
 |[[Image:Jane Stoughton Boyle's Will pg 1.jpg|50px|center]][[Image:Jane Stoughton Boyle's will pg 2.jpg|50px|center]][[Will of Jane Stoughton (Boyle), Transcription|(Will Transcription)]]<br>[[Harlem Commons Syndicate of New York|(Harlem Commons Syndicate)]]
 |-
-!'''14'''
+!'''19'''
 |'''Gravestone transcriptions''', Zion Baptist Cemetery, Currie Rd., Worth Twp., Butler Co. PA. From the photos submitted by Jim Voltz, June 2009.
 * Jane S. Boyle  1821-1889

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