1920 Utah Death Certificate
Stomach cancer.
Benjamin Hoyle age 56
Farmer
1873 Immigration
1880 Census Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 16, orphan
Living with Ann Gunn family
Same street Thomas & Margaret Howarth
1893 Naturalized
1900 Census Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 36, day laborer
Elizabeth Ann Hoyle 43, 3 children 3 living
Ida May [Smith] Hoyle 24, father Horace Smith
Thomas [Bennett] Hoyle 20 father J J Bennett
James Eugene Hoyle 8
Carlisle Benson Hoyle 2
Own home on 1st East Street
Living next door, Margaret Howarth
1920 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 56, farmer
Elizabeth A Hoyle 62
Carlyle B Hoyle 21
James A Benson 57, brother-in-law
Own farm S. St E. St.
1920
Benjamin Hoyle, who has been quite ill for the past two or three weeks, does not seem to improve. He is better one day and slightly worse the next. His ailment is of the nature that does not readily respond to medical treatment.
Parowan Times, May 12, 1920, page 1.
1920 Obituary Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle Dead
Suffered from Cancer of the Stomach,
which Caused His Death Friday Night.
We are again called to chronicle the death of a respected citizen, one who was well and favorably known throughout this portion of the state.
Benjamin Hoyle, the deceased, had suffered for a considerable length of time with a malady that the physicians were somewhat puzzled over, and finally an exRay examination was resorted to, to determine his ailment, which was finally pronounced cancer of the stomach.
He was too weak to undergo an operation at the time of the examination and succumbed to the disease Friday night.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the tabernacle. Appropriate remarks were made by Elders Wm H Lyman, Walter C Mitchell and Morgan Richards. Fitting selections were rendered by the choir, and a solo by L J Adams.
Benjamin Hoyle came here an orphan boy, 10 years of age, and tasted some of the hardships of the early days. He was always industrious, upright in his dealings, unassuming and highly respected by all who bore his acquaintance.
He is survived by his wife and two sons, who have the sincere sympathy of the community in their hour of sorrow and loss.
Parowan Times, June 9, 1920, Page 1
Father: James Hoyle, died England
Mother: Selina Howarth, died England
Sons:
James Eugene Hoyle
Carlisle Benson Hoyle
Stomach cancer.
Benjamin Hoyle age 56
Farmer
1873 Immigration
1880 Census Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 16, orphan
Living with Ann Gunn family
Same street Thomas & Margaret Howarth
1893 Naturalized
1900 Census Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 36, day laborer
Elizabeth Ann Hoyle 43, 3 children 3 living
Ida May [Smith] Hoyle 24, father Horace Smith
Thomas [Bennett] Hoyle 20 father J J Bennett
James Eugene Hoyle 8
Carlisle Benson Hoyle 2
Own home on 1st East Street
Living next door, Margaret Howarth
1920 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 56, farmer
Elizabeth A Hoyle 62
Carlyle B Hoyle 21
James A Benson 57, brother-in-law
Own farm S. St E. St.
1920
Benjamin Hoyle, who has been quite ill for the past two or three weeks, does not seem to improve. He is better one day and slightly worse the next. His ailment is of the nature that does not readily respond to medical treatment.
Parowan Times, May 12, 1920, page 1.
1920 Obituary Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle Dead
Suffered from Cancer of the Stomach,
which Caused His Death Friday Night.
We are again called to chronicle the death of a respected citizen, one who was well and favorably known throughout this portion of the state.
Benjamin Hoyle, the deceased, had suffered for a considerable length of time with a malady that the physicians were somewhat puzzled over, and finally an exRay examination was resorted to, to determine his ailment, which was finally pronounced cancer of the stomach.
He was too weak to undergo an operation at the time of the examination and succumbed to the disease Friday night.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the tabernacle. Appropriate remarks were made by Elders Wm H Lyman, Walter C Mitchell and Morgan Richards. Fitting selections were rendered by the choir, and a solo by L J Adams.
Benjamin Hoyle came here an orphan boy, 10 years of age, and tasted some of the hardships of the early days. He was always industrious, upright in his dealings, unassuming and highly respected by all who bore his acquaintance.
He is survived by his wife and two sons, who have the sincere sympathy of the community in their hour of sorrow and loss.
Parowan Times, June 9, 1920, Page 1
Father: James Hoyle, died England
Mother: Selina Howarth, died England
Sons:
James Eugene Hoyle
Carlisle Benson Hoyle
1920 Utah Death Certificate
Stomach cancer.
Benjamin Hoyle age 56
Farmer
1873 Immigration
1880 Census Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 16, orphan
Living with Ann Gunn family
Same street Thomas & Margaret Howarth
1893 Naturalized
1900 Census Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 36, day laborer
Elizabeth Ann Hoyle 43, 3 children 3 living
Ida May [Smith] Hoyle 24, father Horace Smith
Thomas [Bennett] Hoyle 20 father J J Bennett
James Eugene Hoyle 8
Carlisle Benson Hoyle 2
Own home on 1st East Street
Living next door, Margaret Howarth
1920 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 56, farmer
Elizabeth A Hoyle 62
Carlyle B Hoyle 21
James A Benson 57, brother-in-law
Own farm S. St E. St.
1920
Benjamin Hoyle, who has been quite ill for the past two or three weeks, does not seem to improve. He is better one day and slightly worse the next. His ailment is of the nature that does not readily respond to medical treatment.
Parowan Times, May 12, 1920, page 1.
1920 Obituary Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle Dead
Suffered from Cancer of the Stomach,
which Caused His Death Friday Night.
We are again called to chronicle the death of a respected citizen, one who was well and favorably known throughout this portion of the state.
Benjamin Hoyle, the deceased, had suffered for a considerable length of time with a malady that the physicians were somewhat puzzled over, and finally an exRay examination was resorted to, to determine his ailment, which was finally pronounced cancer of the stomach.
He was too weak to undergo an operation at the time of the examination and succumbed to the disease Friday night.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the tabernacle. Appropriate remarks were made by Elders Wm H Lyman, Walter C Mitchell and Morgan Richards. Fitting selections were rendered by the choir, and a solo by L J Adams.
Benjamin Hoyle came here an orphan boy, 10 years of age, and tasted some of the hardships of the early days. He was always industrious, upright in his dealings, unassuming and highly respected by all who bore his acquaintance.
He is survived by his wife and two sons, who have the sincere sympathy of the community in their hour of sorrow and loss.
Parowan Times, June 9, 1920, Page 1
Father: James Hoyle, died England
Mother: Selina Howarth, died England
Sons:
James Eugene Hoyle
Carlisle Benson Hoyle
Stomach cancer.
Benjamin Hoyle age 56
Farmer
1873 Immigration
1880 Census Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 16, orphan
Living with Ann Gunn family
Same street Thomas & Margaret Howarth
1893 Naturalized
1900 Census Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 36, day laborer
Elizabeth Ann Hoyle 43, 3 children 3 living
Ida May [Smith] Hoyle 24, father Horace Smith
Thomas [Bennett] Hoyle 20 father J J Bennett
James Eugene Hoyle 8
Carlisle Benson Hoyle 2
Own home on 1st East Street
Living next door, Margaret Howarth
1920 Census Parowan, Iron, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle 56, farmer
Elizabeth A Hoyle 62
Carlyle B Hoyle 21
James A Benson 57, brother-in-law
Own farm S. St E. St.
1920
Benjamin Hoyle, who has been quite ill for the past two or three weeks, does not seem to improve. He is better one day and slightly worse the next. His ailment is of the nature that does not readily respond to medical treatment.
Parowan Times, May 12, 1920, page 1.
1920 Obituary Parowan, Utah
Benjamin Hoyle Dead
Suffered from Cancer of the Stomach,
which Caused His Death Friday Night.
We are again called to chronicle the death of a respected citizen, one who was well and favorably known throughout this portion of the state.
Benjamin Hoyle, the deceased, had suffered for a considerable length of time with a malady that the physicians were somewhat puzzled over, and finally an exRay examination was resorted to, to determine his ailment, which was finally pronounced cancer of the stomach.
He was too weak to undergo an operation at the time of the examination and succumbed to the disease Friday night.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the tabernacle. Appropriate remarks were made by Elders Wm H Lyman, Walter C Mitchell and Morgan Richards. Fitting selections were rendered by the choir, and a solo by L J Adams.
Benjamin Hoyle came here an orphan boy, 10 years of age, and tasted some of the hardships of the early days. He was always industrious, upright in his dealings, unassuming and highly respected by all who bore his acquaintance.
He is survived by his wife and two sons, who have the sincere sympathy of the community in their hour of sorrow and loss.
Parowan Times, June 9, 1920, Page 1
Father: James Hoyle, died England
Mother: Selina Howarth, died England
Sons:
James Eugene Hoyle
Carlisle Benson Hoyle
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