James married Rosa L. McMichael, September 6, 1887 in Douglas County, Oregon. They had one son, James "Floyd" Boyle born July 25 1888 in Randolph, Coos County, Oregon.
Roseburg review., January 06, 1888, page 4
Marriage Licenses Issued During the Year 1888
Sept 6,.....Jas R. Boyle and Rosa McMichael
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A year after James died Rosa married Myron Harris Wickham on August 15, 1892.
James and Rosa's son Floyd was made a ward of the Edmunds family.
Boyles, Floyd J.
Lived in: Bandon Precinct, Coos County, Oregon
1900 census Floyd is the ward of John S. Edmunds and his wife Laura M. Edmunds, living in Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, John S, was a house painter and paper hanger in 1900.
Floyd J. Boyles, "Ward", w, m, July 1888, 11 yrs single, at school, can read and write.
James died two months and 4 days after being committed to Hawthorne Asylum.
Case# 075 Name Boyle, James Date June 15, 1891
Record Type Commitment County Coos Source Hawthorne Asylum.
Asylum Identifier Wood Chopper Remarks Married., dies in Aug
Dr. J.C. Hawthorne's Oregon Hospital for the Insane, founded in 1861, occupied 75 acres between what are now Ninth and 12th avenues and Hawthorne Boulevard and Belmont Street.The grounds of the Greek revival building included a dairy, produce garden and wood lot.
Patients were expected to work the farm. Manual labor was a cornerstone of the progressive and compassionate routine Hawthorne gave patients — called moral treatment and based on practices developed by the Quakers, says Grace Heckenberg, a Portland mental health activist.
James was identified as one of the Wood Choppers there.
On October 23, 1883 Dr. Josephi and Mrs. Hawthorne (wife of the late Dr. Hawthorne) transferred control of the patients in their care to a board of trustees consisting of state officials. From October 22-24, 370 patients were transported from Portland to the new facilities in Salem by rail. The actual Hawthorne Hospital was closed before James was committed, he was taken to Salem.
Oregon Historical Records Index
Record # 497299
Case # Vol. 1G
Name Boyl, James
Date 08/19/1891
Record Type Death
County no county
Source State Hospital
James belonged to the Chadwick Masonic Lodge in Coquille, Coos,Oregon.
Another sad and very short life for a Boyle family member.
Research by JMB
Roseburg review., January 06, 1888, page 4
Marriage Licenses Issued During the Year 1888
Sept 6,.....Jas R. Boyle and Rosa McMichael
~ ~ ~
A year after James died Rosa married Myron Harris Wickham on August 15, 1892.
James and Rosa's son Floyd was made a ward of the Edmunds family.
Boyles, Floyd J.
Lived in: Bandon Precinct, Coos County, Oregon
1900 census Floyd is the ward of John S. Edmunds and his wife Laura M. Edmunds, living in Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, John S, was a house painter and paper hanger in 1900.
Floyd J. Boyles, "Ward", w, m, July 1888, 11 yrs single, at school, can read and write.
James died two months and 4 days after being committed to Hawthorne Asylum.
Case# 075 Name Boyle, James Date June 15, 1891
Record Type Commitment County Coos Source Hawthorne Asylum.
Asylum Identifier Wood Chopper Remarks Married., dies in Aug
Dr. J.C. Hawthorne's Oregon Hospital for the Insane, founded in 1861, occupied 75 acres between what are now Ninth and 12th avenues and Hawthorne Boulevard and Belmont Street.The grounds of the Greek revival building included a dairy, produce garden and wood lot.
Patients were expected to work the farm. Manual labor was a cornerstone of the progressive and compassionate routine Hawthorne gave patients — called moral treatment and based on practices developed by the Quakers, says Grace Heckenberg, a Portland mental health activist.
James was identified as one of the Wood Choppers there.
On October 23, 1883 Dr. Josephi and Mrs. Hawthorne (wife of the late Dr. Hawthorne) transferred control of the patients in their care to a board of trustees consisting of state officials. From October 22-24, 370 patients were transported from Portland to the new facilities in Salem by rail. The actual Hawthorne Hospital was closed before James was committed, he was taken to Salem.
Oregon Historical Records Index
Record # 497299
Case # Vol. 1G
Name Boyl, James
Date 08/19/1891
Record Type Death
County no county
Source State Hospital
James belonged to the Chadwick Masonic Lodge in Coquille, Coos,Oregon.
Another sad and very short life for a Boyle family member.
Research by JMB
James married Rosa L. McMichael, September 6, 1887 in Douglas County, Oregon. They had one son, James "Floyd" Boyle born July 25 1888 in Randolph, Coos County, Oregon.
Roseburg review., January 06, 1888, page 4
Marriage Licenses Issued During the Year 1888
Sept 6,.....Jas R. Boyle and Rosa McMichael
~ ~ ~
A year after James died Rosa married Myron Harris Wickham on August 15, 1892.
James and Rosa's son Floyd was made a ward of the Edmunds family.
Boyles, Floyd J.
Lived in: Bandon Precinct, Coos County, Oregon
1900 census Floyd is the ward of John S. Edmunds and his wife Laura M. Edmunds, living in Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, John S, was a house painter and paper hanger in 1900.
Floyd J. Boyles, "Ward", w, m, July 1888, 11 yrs single, at school, can read and write.
James died two months and 4 days after being committed to Hawthorne Asylum.
Case# 075 Name Boyle, James Date June 15, 1891
Record Type Commitment County Coos Source Hawthorne Asylum.
Asylum Identifier Wood Chopper Remarks Married., dies in Aug
Dr. J.C. Hawthorne's Oregon Hospital for the Insane, founded in 1861, occupied 75 acres between what are now Ninth and 12th avenues and Hawthorne Boulevard and Belmont Street.The grounds of the Greek revival building included a dairy, produce garden and wood lot.
Patients were expected to work the farm. Manual labor was a cornerstone of the progressive and compassionate routine Hawthorne gave patients — called moral treatment and based on practices developed by the Quakers, says Grace Heckenberg, a Portland mental health activist.
James was identified as one of the Wood Choppers there.
On October 23, 1883 Dr. Josephi and Mrs. Hawthorne (wife of the late Dr. Hawthorne) transferred control of the patients in their care to a board of trustees consisting of state officials. From October 22-24, 370 patients were transported from Portland to the new facilities in Salem by rail. The actual Hawthorne Hospital was closed before James was committed, he was taken to Salem.
Oregon Historical Records Index
Record # 497299
Case # Vol. 1G
Name Boyl, James
Date 08/19/1891
Record Type Death
County no county
Source State Hospital
James belonged to the Chadwick Masonic Lodge in Coquille, Coos,Oregon.
Another sad and very short life for a Boyle family member.
Research by JMB
Roseburg review., January 06, 1888, page 4
Marriage Licenses Issued During the Year 1888
Sept 6,.....Jas R. Boyle and Rosa McMichael
~ ~ ~
A year after James died Rosa married Myron Harris Wickham on August 15, 1892.
James and Rosa's son Floyd was made a ward of the Edmunds family.
Boyles, Floyd J.
Lived in: Bandon Precinct, Coos County, Oregon
1900 census Floyd is the ward of John S. Edmunds and his wife Laura M. Edmunds, living in Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, John S, was a house painter and paper hanger in 1900.
Floyd J. Boyles, "Ward", w, m, July 1888, 11 yrs single, at school, can read and write.
James died two months and 4 days after being committed to Hawthorne Asylum.
Case# 075 Name Boyle, James Date June 15, 1891
Record Type Commitment County Coos Source Hawthorne Asylum.
Asylum Identifier Wood Chopper Remarks Married., dies in Aug
Dr. J.C. Hawthorne's Oregon Hospital for the Insane, founded in 1861, occupied 75 acres between what are now Ninth and 12th avenues and Hawthorne Boulevard and Belmont Street.The grounds of the Greek revival building included a dairy, produce garden and wood lot.
Patients were expected to work the farm. Manual labor was a cornerstone of the progressive and compassionate routine Hawthorne gave patients — called moral treatment and based on practices developed by the Quakers, says Grace Heckenberg, a Portland mental health activist.
James was identified as one of the Wood Choppers there.
On October 23, 1883 Dr. Josephi and Mrs. Hawthorne (wife of the late Dr. Hawthorne) transferred control of the patients in their care to a board of trustees consisting of state officials. From October 22-24, 370 patients were transported from Portland to the new facilities in Salem by rail. The actual Hawthorne Hospital was closed before James was committed, he was taken to Salem.
Oregon Historical Records Index
Record # 497299
Case # Vol. 1G
Name Boyl, James
Date 08/19/1891
Record Type Death
County no county
Source State Hospital
James belonged to the Chadwick Masonic Lodge in Coquille, Coos,Oregon.
Another sad and very short life for a Boyle family member.
Research by JMB
Gravesite Details
Ashes are buried there.
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