Daniel L. and Anne Cecelia [Reiling] Boyle were married in Oregon City. They were married about one year before the birth of their first child, a son, Charles Maurice Boyle. Anne's parents lived in Park Place, Clackamas, Oregon. Their home was within easy walking distance of Oregon City. Their son was a few months old when he lost his father in a powerful blasting accident near Cottage Grove, Oregon that was placed to remove large rock for his own needs. His loving wife and son were nearby to witness the blast.
Daniel's funeral was took place at Saint John's Catholic Church in Oregon City and his remains were interred in the church cemetery adjacent to it.
Daniel had worked for the Southern Pacific Railway for for some while before the accident. He was placed in charged of track switches for the north-south line to California.
Daniel's funeral was took place at Saint John's Catholic Church in Oregon City and his remains were interred in the church cemetery adjacent to it.
Daniel had worked for the Southern Pacific Railway for for some while before the accident. He was placed in charged of track switches for the north-south line to California.
Daniel L. and Anne Cecelia [Reiling] Boyle were married in Oregon City. They were married about one year before the birth of their first child, a son, Charles Maurice Boyle. Anne's parents lived in Park Place, Clackamas, Oregon. Their home was within easy walking distance of Oregon City. Their son was a few months old when he lost his father in a powerful blasting accident near Cottage Grove, Oregon that was placed to remove large rock for his own needs. His loving wife and son were nearby to witness the blast.
Daniel's funeral was took place at Saint John's Catholic Church in Oregon City and his remains were interred in the church cemetery adjacent to it.
Daniel had worked for the Southern Pacific Railway for for some while before the accident. He was placed in charged of track switches for the north-south line to California.
Daniel's funeral was took place at Saint John's Catholic Church in Oregon City and his remains were interred in the church cemetery adjacent to it.
Daniel had worked for the Southern Pacific Railway for for some while before the accident. He was placed in charged of track switches for the north-south line to California.
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