Son of Cane and Elizabeth Kyle/Coil/Coyle, he contacted chicken pox when he was 18 yrs old. As often happens in adults, there were complications with pneumonia and he died. His death broke his parents hearts. His mother did not often talk about Sam, but family could tell she missed him. He was not married. The family spoke of him for generations, what a good son he was and how devoted he was to his mother and father. He had a sparkling wit and humor. He is listed in the 1870 Fed. Census record with his parents under the spelling Coil.
Son of Cane and Elizabeth Kyle/Coil/Coyle, he contacted chicken pox when he was 18 yrs old. As often happens in adults, there were complications with pneumonia and he died. His death broke his parents hearts. His mother did not often talk about Sam, but family could tell she missed him. He was not married. The family spoke of him for generations, what a good son he was and how devoted he was to his mother and father. He had a sparkling wit and humor. He is listed in the 1870 Fed. Census record with his parents under the spelling Coil.
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