Only Daughter of Malcom M and Hattie Jones Lane
In 1905 census Coyle was living with her grandmother Hannah Jane Worley Lane
After her father was hit by a train and killed, she was sent to an orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa in 1910
Married Perry Gill 1917
Married Harry Harshberger 1920
Sibling: Roy Lane born March 25, 1895
1/2 siblings: Gilbert, Everett, Grace, Murl, Evan, Cathleen
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Obituary
Marshall News Messenger
March 14, 1937
Mrs. Coyle Harshberger, 43, wife of Harry Harshberer, died at Kahn Memorial Hospital Satureday night at 7:45.
**Mrs. Harshberger is survived by her husband of Marshall; her (step)mother of Lineville, Iowa, and three brothers and one sister of Des Moines, Iowa.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Sullivan Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. S. C. Kinningham. Interment will be in Algoma Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be: Tom Craver, Norman Hart, Piedger Fisher, Bill Keys, Clyde Kilpatrick, Clarence Paige.
**At the time of her death she had 1 surviving 1/2 brother and 3 surviving 1/2 sisters.
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Coyle Lane was the daughter of Malcom Worley Lane and his first wife, Hattie Jones. Hattie died in 1895. five days after giving birth to her second child Roy Lane, when Coyle was about 3 years old. Malcom Lane then married my great grandmother, Amelia Williams Wilson on February 24, 1897. It was her second marriage as well. The couple subsequently had 6 children together. Unfortunately, Malcom did not live to see the birth of the 6th child. He died in 1909. Amelia give birth to the 6th child in 1910 and about that time one son, Gilbert, passed away. For a time before Malcom's death, Coyle had lived with her grandmother Hannah Worley Lane (1905 census she was living with Hannah) in Lineville which may mean that she was a disruption in the home of her father and step-mother.
After the death of her father, the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs became Coyle's home. The Christian Home was founded in 1882 and in existence at least through the 1940's. A document form about 1910 described the facility as a place for homeless children, aged dependent women and crippled and deformed patients form anywhere in the country. Approximately 500 patients were cared for there annually and was supported totally by voluntary contributions.
In 1905 census Coyle was living with her grandmother Hannah Jane Worley Lane
After her father was hit by a train and killed, she was sent to an orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa in 1910
Married Perry Gill 1917
Married Harry Harshberger 1920
Sibling: Roy Lane born March 25, 1895
1/2 siblings: Gilbert, Everett, Grace, Murl, Evan, Cathleen
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Obituary
Marshall News Messenger
March 14, 1937
Mrs. Coyle Harshberger, 43, wife of Harry Harshberer, died at Kahn Memorial Hospital Satureday night at 7:45.
**Mrs. Harshberger is survived by her husband of Marshall; her (step)mother of Lineville, Iowa, and three brothers and one sister of Des Moines, Iowa.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Sullivan Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. S. C. Kinningham. Interment will be in Algoma Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be: Tom Craver, Norman Hart, Piedger Fisher, Bill Keys, Clyde Kilpatrick, Clarence Paige.
**At the time of her death she had 1 surviving 1/2 brother and 3 surviving 1/2 sisters.
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Coyle Lane was the daughter of Malcom Worley Lane and his first wife, Hattie Jones. Hattie died in 1895. five days after giving birth to her second child Roy Lane, when Coyle was about 3 years old. Malcom Lane then married my great grandmother, Amelia Williams Wilson on February 24, 1897. It was her second marriage as well. The couple subsequently had 6 children together. Unfortunately, Malcom did not live to see the birth of the 6th child. He died in 1909. Amelia give birth to the 6th child in 1910 and about that time one son, Gilbert, passed away. For a time before Malcom's death, Coyle had lived with her grandmother Hannah Worley Lane (1905 census she was living with Hannah) in Lineville which may mean that she was a disruption in the home of her father and step-mother.
After the death of her father, the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs became Coyle's home. The Christian Home was founded in 1882 and in existence at least through the 1940's. A document form about 1910 described the facility as a place for homeless children, aged dependent women and crippled and deformed patients form anywhere in the country. Approximately 500 patients were cared for there annually and was supported totally by voluntary contributions.
Only Daughter of Malcom M and Hattie Jones Lane
In 1905 census Coyle was living with her grandmother Hannah Jane Worley Lane
After her father was hit by a train and killed, she was sent to an orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa in 1910
Married Perry Gill 1917
Married Harry Harshberger 1920
Sibling: Roy Lane born March 25, 1895
1/2 siblings: Gilbert, Everett, Grace, Murl, Evan, Cathleen
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Obituary
Marshall News Messenger
March 14, 1937
Mrs. Coyle Harshberger, 43, wife of Harry Harshberer, died at Kahn Memorial Hospital Satureday night at 7:45.
**Mrs. Harshberger is survived by her husband of Marshall; her (step)mother of Lineville, Iowa, and three brothers and one sister of Des Moines, Iowa.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Sullivan Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. S. C. Kinningham. Interment will be in Algoma Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be: Tom Craver, Norman Hart, Piedger Fisher, Bill Keys, Clyde Kilpatrick, Clarence Paige.
**At the time of her death she had 1 surviving 1/2 brother and 3 surviving 1/2 sisters.
***********
Coyle Lane was the daughter of Malcom Worley Lane and his first wife, Hattie Jones. Hattie died in 1895. five days after giving birth to her second child Roy Lane, when Coyle was about 3 years old. Malcom Lane then married my great grandmother, Amelia Williams Wilson on February 24, 1897. It was her second marriage as well. The couple subsequently had 6 children together. Unfortunately, Malcom did not live to see the birth of the 6th child. He died in 1909. Amelia give birth to the 6th child in 1910 and about that time one son, Gilbert, passed away. For a time before Malcom's death, Coyle had lived with her grandmother Hannah Worley Lane (1905 census she was living with Hannah) in Lineville which may mean that she was a disruption in the home of her father and step-mother.
After the death of her father, the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs became Coyle's home. The Christian Home was founded in 1882 and in existence at least through the 1940's. A document form about 1910 described the facility as a place for homeless children, aged dependent women and crippled and deformed patients form anywhere in the country. Approximately 500 patients were cared for there annually and was supported totally by voluntary contributions.
In 1905 census Coyle was living with her grandmother Hannah Jane Worley Lane
After her father was hit by a train and killed, she was sent to an orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa in 1910
Married Perry Gill 1917
Married Harry Harshberger 1920
Sibling: Roy Lane born March 25, 1895
1/2 siblings: Gilbert, Everett, Grace, Murl, Evan, Cathleen
********
Obituary
Marshall News Messenger
March 14, 1937
Mrs. Coyle Harshberger, 43, wife of Harry Harshberer, died at Kahn Memorial Hospital Satureday night at 7:45.
**Mrs. Harshberger is survived by her husband of Marshall; her (step)mother of Lineville, Iowa, and three brothers and one sister of Des Moines, Iowa.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Sullivan Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. S. C. Kinningham. Interment will be in Algoma Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be: Tom Craver, Norman Hart, Piedger Fisher, Bill Keys, Clyde Kilpatrick, Clarence Paige.
**At the time of her death she had 1 surviving 1/2 brother and 3 surviving 1/2 sisters.
***********
Coyle Lane was the daughter of Malcom Worley Lane and his first wife, Hattie Jones. Hattie died in 1895. five days after giving birth to her second child Roy Lane, when Coyle was about 3 years old. Malcom Lane then married my great grandmother, Amelia Williams Wilson on February 24, 1897. It was her second marriage as well. The couple subsequently had 6 children together. Unfortunately, Malcom did not live to see the birth of the 6th child. He died in 1909. Amelia give birth to the 6th child in 1910 and about that time one son, Gilbert, passed away. For a time before Malcom's death, Coyle had lived with her grandmother Hannah Worley Lane (1905 census she was living with Hannah) in Lineville which may mean that she was a disruption in the home of her father and step-mother.
After the death of her father, the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs became Coyle's home. The Christian Home was founded in 1882 and in existence at least through the 1940's. A document form about 1910 described the facility as a place for homeless children, aged dependent women and crippled and deformed patients form anywhere in the country. Approximately 500 patients were cared for there annually and was supported totally by voluntary contributions.
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