History of Douglas County.
Closely neighboring to Mr. Clough are the fine orchards belonging to Jacob Brown and Mr. Wollenberg. The latter which is rented by J. L. Boyle contains about thirty acres. Mr. J. L. Boyle will have about 40, 000 pounds of cured prunes . Mrs. Phoebe Boyle has three acres and her crop will be about 400 bushels.
Portrait and Biographical Record. Page 395
Joseph L. Boyle was born on the home place near Canyonville, March 7, 1861. He finished the common school course in the district school and then attended the State Normal School at Monmoth. When he became of age he left home, and for a short time was employed with Wells Fargo & Co. Subsequently, in company with his brother, he rented a ranch in the vicinity of his home and carried on a successful business for about six years. December 25, 1886, marks the date when Mr. Boyle became a benedict, his marriage with Della Jackson being celebrated at that time.
They went to housekeeping on the Stenger place, which was their home for three years. they then moved to Canyonville, where they continued to reside until about 1891, taking up their residence at that time on a part of the home place, where they still reside. Mr. Boyle rents the old homestead of nearly three hundred acres of choice farming and carries on general farming and stock raising. His land is very fertile and well improved. He has thirty-seven acres in choice fruits and a fine herd of Hereford cattle.
Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs Boyle, as follows: Mary Grace, Clifford William , John Thurman,
Mildred Ruth, Joseph Wayne, Lawrence, and Lewis Conrad. While a resident of Canyonville he served four years as Deputy Assessor and was Justice of the Peace for eight years. Along with many excellent traits he inherits from his father a strain of true Democratic spirit, with which is co-mingled a true spirit of patriotism. Mr. Boyle is prominently connected with a number of fraternal orders,. he became a Free Mason and has held all the chairs of Canyonville, Lodge No. 72, A. F. & A. M., and at the present writing he is serving as master of the same lodge, having held office continuously since 1885. He also affiliates with Riddles Lodge, No 71, K. P. Gen. Joseph Lane Cabin No. 15., Native Sons of Oregon, of which he is commander; and of the Eastern Star, of which he is a worthy patron. Mr. Boyle is very influential in his township and commands the respect of all with whom he comes in contact.
Date: 1921-05-10; Paper, Oregonian, Roseburg,Or,May9 ~ (Special.)
~Joseph L. Boyle, 60, a resident of Canyonville, died today at the hospital here. Mr. Boyle was a native of Canyonville and lived most of his life in and near the town. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias lodge. He is survived by his widow, seven children, and many other relatives in this county.
The date of his birth is incorrect, Joseph was in the June 6th 1860 census of Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon with his parents, he was four months old, making him born March 7, 1860.
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Closely neighboring to Mr. Clough are the fine orchards belonging to Jacob Brown and Mr. Wollenberg. The latter which is rented by J. L. Boyle contains about thirty acres. Mr. J. L. Boyle will have about 40, 000 pounds of cured prunes . Mrs. Phoebe Boyle has three acres and her crop will be about 400 bushels.
Portrait and Biographical Record. Page 395
Joseph L. Boyle was born on the home place near Canyonville, March 7, 1861. He finished the common school course in the district school and then attended the State Normal School at Monmoth. When he became of age he left home, and for a short time was employed with Wells Fargo & Co. Subsequently, in company with his brother, he rented a ranch in the vicinity of his home and carried on a successful business for about six years. December 25, 1886, marks the date when Mr. Boyle became a benedict, his marriage with Della Jackson being celebrated at that time.
They went to housekeeping on the Stenger place, which was their home for three years. they then moved to Canyonville, where they continued to reside until about 1891, taking up their residence at that time on a part of the home place, where they still reside. Mr. Boyle rents the old homestead of nearly three hundred acres of choice farming and carries on general farming and stock raising. His land is very fertile and well improved. He has thirty-seven acres in choice fruits and a fine herd of Hereford cattle.
Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs Boyle, as follows: Mary Grace, Clifford William , John Thurman,
Mildred Ruth, Joseph Wayne, Lawrence, and Lewis Conrad. While a resident of Canyonville he served four years as Deputy Assessor and was Justice of the Peace for eight years. Along with many excellent traits he inherits from his father a strain of true Democratic spirit, with which is co-mingled a true spirit of patriotism. Mr. Boyle is prominently connected with a number of fraternal orders,. he became a Free Mason and has held all the chairs of Canyonville, Lodge No. 72, A. F. & A. M., and at the present writing he is serving as master of the same lodge, having held office continuously since 1885. He also affiliates with Riddles Lodge, No 71, K. P. Gen. Joseph Lane Cabin No. 15., Native Sons of Oregon, of which he is commander; and of the Eastern Star, of which he is a worthy patron. Mr. Boyle is very influential in his township and commands the respect of all with whom he comes in contact.
Date: 1921-05-10; Paper, Oregonian, Roseburg,Or,May9 ~ (Special.)
~Joseph L. Boyle, 60, a resident of Canyonville, died today at the hospital here. Mr. Boyle was a native of Canyonville and lived most of his life in and near the town. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias lodge. He is survived by his widow, seven children, and many other relatives in this county.
The date of his birth is incorrect, Joseph was in the June 6th 1860 census of Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon with his parents, he was four months old, making him born March 7, 1860.
Research and bio by JMB.
History of Douglas County.
Closely neighboring to Mr. Clough are the fine orchards belonging to Jacob Brown and Mr. Wollenberg. The latter which is rented by J. L. Boyle contains about thirty acres. Mr. J. L. Boyle will have about 40, 000 pounds of cured prunes . Mrs. Phoebe Boyle has three acres and her crop will be about 400 bushels.
Portrait and Biographical Record. Page 395
Joseph L. Boyle was born on the home place near Canyonville, March 7, 1861. He finished the common school course in the district school and then attended the State Normal School at Monmoth. When he became of age he left home, and for a short time was employed with Wells Fargo & Co. Subsequently, in company with his brother, he rented a ranch in the vicinity of his home and carried on a successful business for about six years. December 25, 1886, marks the date when Mr. Boyle became a benedict, his marriage with Della Jackson being celebrated at that time.
They went to housekeeping on the Stenger place, which was their home for three years. they then moved to Canyonville, where they continued to reside until about 1891, taking up their residence at that time on a part of the home place, where they still reside. Mr. Boyle rents the old homestead of nearly three hundred acres of choice farming and carries on general farming and stock raising. His land is very fertile and well improved. He has thirty-seven acres in choice fruits and a fine herd of Hereford cattle.
Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs Boyle, as follows: Mary Grace, Clifford William , John Thurman,
Mildred Ruth, Joseph Wayne, Lawrence, and Lewis Conrad. While a resident of Canyonville he served four years as Deputy Assessor and was Justice of the Peace for eight years. Along with many excellent traits he inherits from his father a strain of true Democratic spirit, with which is co-mingled a true spirit of patriotism. Mr. Boyle is prominently connected with a number of fraternal orders,. he became a Free Mason and has held all the chairs of Canyonville, Lodge No. 72, A. F. & A. M., and at the present writing he is serving as master of the same lodge, having held office continuously since 1885. He also affiliates with Riddles Lodge, No 71, K. P. Gen. Joseph Lane Cabin No. 15., Native Sons of Oregon, of which he is commander; and of the Eastern Star, of which he is a worthy patron. Mr. Boyle is very influential in his township and commands the respect of all with whom he comes in contact.
Date: 1921-05-10; Paper, Oregonian, Roseburg,Or,May9 ~ (Special.)
~Joseph L. Boyle, 60, a resident of Canyonville, died today at the hospital here. Mr. Boyle was a native of Canyonville and lived most of his life in and near the town. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias lodge. He is survived by his widow, seven children, and many other relatives in this county.
The date of his birth is incorrect, Joseph was in the June 6th 1860 census of Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon with his parents, he was four months old, making him born March 7, 1860.
Research and bio by JMB.
Closely neighboring to Mr. Clough are the fine orchards belonging to Jacob Brown and Mr. Wollenberg. The latter which is rented by J. L. Boyle contains about thirty acres. Mr. J. L. Boyle will have about 40, 000 pounds of cured prunes . Mrs. Phoebe Boyle has three acres and her crop will be about 400 bushels.
Portrait and Biographical Record. Page 395
Joseph L. Boyle was born on the home place near Canyonville, March 7, 1861. He finished the common school course in the district school and then attended the State Normal School at Monmoth. When he became of age he left home, and for a short time was employed with Wells Fargo & Co. Subsequently, in company with his brother, he rented a ranch in the vicinity of his home and carried on a successful business for about six years. December 25, 1886, marks the date when Mr. Boyle became a benedict, his marriage with Della Jackson being celebrated at that time.
They went to housekeeping on the Stenger place, which was their home for three years. they then moved to Canyonville, where they continued to reside until about 1891, taking up their residence at that time on a part of the home place, where they still reside. Mr. Boyle rents the old homestead of nearly three hundred acres of choice farming and carries on general farming and stock raising. His land is very fertile and well improved. He has thirty-seven acres in choice fruits and a fine herd of Hereford cattle.
Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs Boyle, as follows: Mary Grace, Clifford William , John Thurman,
Mildred Ruth, Joseph Wayne, Lawrence, and Lewis Conrad. While a resident of Canyonville he served four years as Deputy Assessor and was Justice of the Peace for eight years. Along with many excellent traits he inherits from his father a strain of true Democratic spirit, with which is co-mingled a true spirit of patriotism. Mr. Boyle is prominently connected with a number of fraternal orders,. he became a Free Mason and has held all the chairs of Canyonville, Lodge No. 72, A. F. & A. M., and at the present writing he is serving as master of the same lodge, having held office continuously since 1885. He also affiliates with Riddles Lodge, No 71, K. P. Gen. Joseph Lane Cabin No. 15., Native Sons of Oregon, of which he is commander; and of the Eastern Star, of which he is a worthy patron. Mr. Boyle is very influential in his township and commands the respect of all with whom he comes in contact.
Date: 1921-05-10; Paper, Oregonian, Roseburg,Or,May9 ~ (Special.)
~Joseph L. Boyle, 60, a resident of Canyonville, died today at the hospital here. Mr. Boyle was a native of Canyonville and lived most of his life in and near the town. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias lodge. He is survived by his widow, seven children, and many other relatives in this county.
The date of his birth is incorrect, Joseph was in the June 6th 1860 census of Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon with his parents, he was four months old, making him born March 7, 1860.
Research and bio by JMB.
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