Alvin Moyle was the second child of Alfred and Emily Jane (Broad) Moyle. His older brother was Clarence; he also had three younger sisters, Melva, Ethel Jane, and Isabell.
Born near Calumet, Michigan, Alvin worked in the state of Wyoming for a time. He was apparently drafted into the US Army during World War I, entering the service from Denver, Colorado. Alvin later returned home to the Copper Country, where he married Pearl E. King. They had three children, daughters Marie Bernice and Ora Norine and son Robert.
Alvin, like three of his siblings, lived to a respectable old age, passing away at 91. In addition to his parents, Alvin was preceded in death by his wife Pearl; his children Bernice and Robert; his brother Clarence; and his sisters Melva Jobe Harvey and Ethel Johnson. Surviving were sister Isabell Herbert and numerous grandchildren.
Born near Calumet, Michigan, Alvin worked in the state of Wyoming for a time. He was apparently drafted into the US Army during World War I, entering the service from Denver, Colorado. Alvin later returned home to the Copper Country, where he married Pearl E. King. They had three children, daughters Marie Bernice and Ora Norine and son Robert.
Alvin, like three of his siblings, lived to a respectable old age, passing away at 91. In addition to his parents, Alvin was preceded in death by his wife Pearl; his children Bernice and Robert; his brother Clarence; and his sisters Melva Jobe Harvey and Ethel Johnson. Surviving were sister Isabell Herbert and numerous grandchildren.
Alvin Moyle was the second child of Alfred and Emily Jane (Broad) Moyle. His older brother was Clarence; he also had three younger sisters, Melva, Ethel Jane, and Isabell.
Born near Calumet, Michigan, Alvin worked in the state of Wyoming for a time. He was apparently drafted into the US Army during World War I, entering the service from Denver, Colorado. Alvin later returned home to the Copper Country, where he married Pearl E. King. They had three children, daughters Marie Bernice and Ora Norine and son Robert.
Alvin, like three of his siblings, lived to a respectable old age, passing away at 91. In addition to his parents, Alvin was preceded in death by his wife Pearl; his children Bernice and Robert; his brother Clarence; and his sisters Melva Jobe Harvey and Ethel Johnson. Surviving were sister Isabell Herbert and numerous grandchildren.
Born near Calumet, Michigan, Alvin worked in the state of Wyoming for a time. He was apparently drafted into the US Army during World War I, entering the service from Denver, Colorado. Alvin later returned home to the Copper Country, where he married Pearl E. King. They had three children, daughters Marie Bernice and Ora Norine and son Robert.
Alvin, like three of his siblings, lived to a respectable old age, passing away at 91. In addition to his parents, Alvin was preceded in death by his wife Pearl; his children Bernice and Robert; his brother Clarence; and his sisters Melva Jobe Harvey and Ethel Johnson. Surviving were sister Isabell Herbert and numerous grandchildren.
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