Mrs. Annetta Ann Hopwood Hoyle was born in Cochran, Tenn., March 1, 1848. She was married at the home of her parents in 1865 to Dr. Robert J. Hoyle. The couple came to Dos Palos on October 19, 1891, and settled on a small ranch 1 1/2 miles from South Dos Palos. When Miller & Lux moved the new town to it's present location, ranches were also exchanged, and the Hoyles selected a tract of land on Elgin avenue, where the son, Ernest Hoyle, now lives. Dr. Hoyle died in 1899 and was buried in the Dos Palos cemetery. Following her husband's death, Mrs. Hoyle made her home with her children. For the past few years she had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Reynolds in San Jose.
Six children were born to the union, five of whom are still living. Orpheus Hoyle died here in 1904. The following sons and daughters survive; Robert Ernest Hoyle, and Mrs. Abbie Christian, Dos Palso; Mrs. Bonnie Reynolds, San Jose; B. Hoyle, Long Barn, and Clair Hoyle, Oakland. All were present at the funeral here Saturday. There are six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren
Six children were born to the union, five of whom are still living. Orpheus Hoyle died here in 1904. The following sons and daughters survive; Robert Ernest Hoyle, and Mrs. Abbie Christian, Dos Palso; Mrs. Bonnie Reynolds, San Jose; B. Hoyle, Long Barn, and Clair Hoyle, Oakland. All were present at the funeral here Saturday. There are six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren
Mrs. Annetta Ann Hopwood Hoyle was born in Cochran, Tenn., March 1, 1848. She was married at the home of her parents in 1865 to Dr. Robert J. Hoyle. The couple came to Dos Palos on October 19, 1891, and settled on a small ranch 1 1/2 miles from South Dos Palos. When Miller & Lux moved the new town to it's present location, ranches were also exchanged, and the Hoyles selected a tract of land on Elgin avenue, where the son, Ernest Hoyle, now lives. Dr. Hoyle died in 1899 and was buried in the Dos Palos cemetery. Following her husband's death, Mrs. Hoyle made her home with her children. For the past few years she had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Reynolds in San Jose.
Six children were born to the union, five of whom are still living. Orpheus Hoyle died here in 1904. The following sons and daughters survive; Robert Ernest Hoyle, and Mrs. Abbie Christian, Dos Palso; Mrs. Bonnie Reynolds, San Jose; B. Hoyle, Long Barn, and Clair Hoyle, Oakland. All were present at the funeral here Saturday. There are six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren
Six children were born to the union, five of whom are still living. Orpheus Hoyle died here in 1904. The following sons and daughters survive; Robert Ernest Hoyle, and Mrs. Abbie Christian, Dos Palso; Mrs. Bonnie Reynolds, San Jose; B. Hoyle, Long Barn, and Clair Hoyle, Oakland. All were present at the funeral here Saturday. There are six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren
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