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17. DANIEL FRANCIS3 BOYLE (JOHN S.2, DANIEL (OR HUGH)1) was born October 06, 1879 in Escanaba, Delta Co., Michigan, and died March 14, 1950 in Iron Mountain, Dickinson Co., Michigan. He married ZEPHERINA THOUIN. She was born Abt. 1880 in Canada, and died May 02, 1959 in Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee.

Notes for DANIEL FRANCIS BOYLE:
Obituarties for Daniel Boyle, b. April 11, 1879 Escanaba, Delta Co., Michigan

Obit for Daniel Boyle - The Marinette Eagle-Star Thursday 15 March 1950

"DANIEL BOYLE, 70, DIES WEDNESDAY

Rites On Friday for Former Local Man

Daniel Boyle, 70, former Marinette resident, died of cancer Wednesday afternoon at Iron Mountain General hospital. Born in Escanaba, April 11, 1879, he came to Marinette as a small child and attended local schools. Shortly after leaving Marinette high school he became employed on a railroad in the Upper Peninsula and later worked in the mines and for the Ford Motor Company. He had been engaged in the real estate business at Iron Mountain since 1920. Survivors are his wife, Zephere; two children, John D. of Escanaba and Mrs. Norman Jensen of Neenah; two brothers, Dr. F. M. and John of Marinette; four sisters, Mrs. Julia Watts of Portland, Ore.; Mrs. James Mikolasek and Miss Bridget of Menominee, and Mrs. George Doran, Sr. of Marinette, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. Friday in Iron Mountain and burial will be in a cemetery in that city."

Obituary for Daniel Boyle - March 15, 1950 - Iron Mountain, Michigan

"DAN F. BOYLE DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
Daniel F. Boyle, aged 70, resident of Iron Mountain for the past 30 years and widely-known real estate dealer in the community and district, died at 1:45 p. m. yesterday in the General hospital, after an illness of the past three months.
Mr. Boyle, who came here in 1920 from Ironwood, had been active in his work until early in January, when he became ill.
He was born Oct. 6, 1879, in Escanaba, and moved with his family to Marinette. Later he went to Crystal Falls, and was employed in railroading there for a few years. He then became associated with the mining activity in the Crstal Falls area, and was subsequently promoted to mining captain.
Mr. Boyle left mining to enter the contracting business, building roads and bridges. In this activity he was associated in Crystal Falls with the late Tom Conlin, former publisher of the Crystal Falls Diamong Drill.

HERE IN 1920
Later he reentered the mining field, at Ironwood, and left there in 1920 to establish a real estate business in this city with the late William Jobe. The two men formed the partnership during the early days of Ford Motor Company's first activity here, and together they platted and sold considerable property in this city and what is now the city of Kingsford.
Besides his widow, Zepherina Boyle, Mr. Boyle leaves a daughter, Mrs. Norman E. Jansen, of Neenah, Wis.; a son, John D. Boyle, of Escanaba; two brothers, Dr. Francis M. Boyle and William J. Boyle, of Marinette; four sisters, Mrs. George Doran, of Marinette; Mrs. James Mikolasek and Miss Bridget Boyle, of Menominee, and Mrs. George Watts, of Clarkstown, Wash., and five grandchildren.
Services will be conducted at 11 a. m., tomorrow at the Buchanan-Villemur-Tondin Funeral home by the Rev. Fr. A. C. Pelissier, pastor of SS Mary and Joseph. Burial will be in Cemetery park.
The body may be viewed at the Funeral home, starting at 2 this afternoon. the Rev. Fr. Pelissier will recite the Rosary at 8 tonight, at the Funeral home."

1920 Census - Michigan
Vol. 19, E.D. 93, Sheet 18, Line 14

Daniel F. Boyle H. age 40 b. Michigan
Zepherina W. age 40 b. Canada
John D. S. age 12 b. Michigan
Claire M. D. age 8 b. Michigan
Muriel M. D. age 5 b. Michigan

More About DANIEL FRANCIS BOYLE:
Burial: March 16, 1950, Cemetery Park, Iron Mountain, Michigan

More About ZEPHERINA THOUIN:
Author's Note: Alternate spelling of surname is "Thouim"
Burial: 1959, Cemetery Park, Iron Mountain, Michigan
     
Children of DANIEL BOYLE and ZEPHERINA THOUIN are:
31. i.   JOHN DANIEL4 BOYLE, b. November 24, 1907, Crystal Falls, Iron Co., Michigan; d. December 12, 1966, St. Francis Hospital, Escanaba, Delta Co., Michigan.
32. ii.   CLAIRE MAE BOYLE, b. October 15, 1910, Stambaugh, Iron Co., Michigan; d. July 1978, Neenah, Winnebago Co., Wisconsin.
  iii.   MURIEL M. BOYLE, b. Private.


18. MAE MARJORIE3 BOYLE (JOHN S.2, DANIEL (OR HUGH)1) was born December 31, 1884 in Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin, and died December 20, 1963 in Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin. She married GEORGE EDWARD SR. DORAN June 14, 1911 in Our Lady Of Lourdes Church, Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin, son of JOHN DORAN and JULIA FEENEY. He was born July 11, 1876 in Oconto, Oconto Co., Wisconsin, and died April 17, 1957 in Menominee, Menominee Co., Michigan.

Notes for MAE MARJORIE BOYLE:
Monday, June 10, 1907, The Dailey Eagle-Star, Marinette, Wisconsin

"Miss Mae Boyle, bookkeeper at the local telephone office, went to Green Bay this morning to assist in the office of the telephone company there for a week or ten days."

Marinette Eagle-Star - Saturday, December 21, 1963

"MRS. G. DORAN DIES AT HOME

Mrs. George E. Doran, 78, prominent Marinette resident, died Friday night in the family home at 309 Jefferson St. She had suffered a heart ailment for several years. The former Mae Boyle was born Dec. 31, 1884, in Marinette and was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle who for many years resided at 2614 Hall Ave. She married Mr. Doran, who was a well known lumberman, June 14, 1911, at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, of which she was a lifetime member. Mr. Doran died in 1957. Mrs. Doran was a member of the Altar Society of Lourdes Church, Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Joseph-Lloyd Hospital Auxillary, and the Catholic Woman's Club. She sang in the music committee of the club for many years. Surviving are three sons Rodger of Homewood, Ill., George Jr., and Paul Doran of Marinette; a daughter Mrs. Joseph Komanecki of West Allis; a brother Dr. F. M. Boyle of Marinette; a sister, Mrs. James Mikolasek of Menominee; 11 grandchildren and a great grandchild. The Rev. Robert Hogan will intone the requiem mass Monday at 9 a.m., in Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Burial will be in the family plot of Forest Home Cemetery. Friends may call at the home at McClain-Thielen-Langer funeral home in Menominee from 2 p.m., Sunday until 8:30 a.m., Monday. The rosary will be recited Sunday at 7:30 p.m."

Marinette Eagle-Star - Monday, December 23, 1963

"Funeral

Doran -- The Rev. Robert Hogan intoned the 9 a. m., requiem mass today in Our Lady of Lourdes Church for Mrs. George E. Doran of 309 Jefferson St., who died Friday night in the family home. Pallbearers were Philip, Thomas and James Doran, Joseph Komanecki, Francis and Charles Boyle. Burial was in Forest Home Cemetery."

Marinette Eagle-Star - Thursday, December 26, 1963

"Petition To Probate
Doran Estate Filed

A petition to probate the estate of Mrs. Marjorie M. Doran, Marinette resident who died on Dec. 20, was filed Tuesday in county court by a son, Roger Doran of Homewood, Ill., executor for the estate. Other heirs are two sons, Pauk K. and George E. of Marinette, and a daughter, Mrs. Marjorie M. Komanecki of West Allis. The estate is valued at $9,000 in personal property and $7,500 in real estate. Claims against the estate may be filed until April 6 and will be examined April 7."


More About MAE MARJORIE BOYLE:
Burial: 1963, Forest Home Cemetery, Sect. H, Block 5, Lot 2, Grave 3, Marinette, Wisconsin
Education: 1905, Our Lady of Lourdes High School, Marinette, Wisconsin
Occupation: 1910, Bookkeeper, Telephone Office, Marinette, Wisconsin

Notes for GEORGE EDWARD SR. DORAN:
Obit for George E. Doran Thursday 18 Apr 1957 in the Marinette Eagle-Star

"GEORGE E. DORAN TAKEN BY DEATH
Funeral Servies Saturday Morning

George E. Doran, who resided at 309 Jefferson St. for many years, died Wednesday at the age of 80. Death occurred at St. Joseph's-Lloyd hospital were he was admitted Friday. He had been ill for two years. For 35 years Mr. Doran was office manager for Sawyer-Goodman Lumber Co. here and later was associated with Marinette Marine Corp. for six years and Northwood Timber Co. for seven years. He retired two years ago. A native of Oconto, where he was born July 11, 1876, he move to Menominee with his parents as a child and spent his early life there. On June 14, 1911, he was married to the former Mae Boyle of Marinette and since that year had resided here. The couple was married in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, where he was a member of the Holy Name society. Mr. Doran was a charter member of Menominee Knights of Columbus, the Catholic Order of Foresters and a life member of Marinette Elks lodge, an organization he served as secretary for many years. Survivors are his wife; three sons, Paul and George, Jr. of Marinette and Rodger of Homewood, Ill.; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Komanecki of West Allis; two brothers, Floyd J. of Menominee and Leo T. Doran of Hermansville, and a sister, Mrs. Charles J. McCrory of Green Bay. There are 11 grandchildren. The body is at McLain-Thielen-Langer funeral home where friends may call from noon Friday until 8:30 a.m. Saturday. At 9 a.m. Saturday the Libera will be sung in Our Lady of Lourdes church and burial will be in Forest Home cemetery. The requiem mass will be said by the Rev. Leo J. Courtney."


Obit for George E. Doran, Saturday, 20 April 1957 - Eagle-Star

"FUNERALS
Doran - The Rev. Charles Frederick read a libra service today in Our Lady of Lourdes church for George E. Doran, Marinette resident who died Wednesday. Burial was in Forest Home cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles and Francis Boyle, Allen, Gordan, and Francis Doran and Donald Hansen. A memorial mass will be said at 8 a.m. Monday at Lourdes church."


Personals - Saturday 20 April 1957 - Marinette Eagle-Star

"James Neumann will arrive today from San Francisco, Calif. for a vacation visit with his mother, Mrs. John Boyle, 2614 Hall Ave."

"Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Doran of Homewood, Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Komanecki and family of West Allis are spending the weekend with their mother, Mrs. George E. Doran, Jefferson St. They came to attend the funeral today of their father."

Personals - Monday 22 April 1957 - Marinette Eagle-Star

"Personal Mention

Out of town persons at the funeral Saturday morning for George E. Doran were Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Doran, Francis and Patricia Doran of Homewood, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Komanecki and children of West Allis, Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. Doran of Hermansville, Mich., Mrs. Charles McCrory of Green Bay, Miss Betty Ann Doran of Rockford, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. Francis Doran of Naperville, Ill., Miss Frances Doran and John Curley of Lena, Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCrory of Oconto, Mrs. and Mrs. Otto Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gevaert and Mr. and Mrs. George Houlihan of Green Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stilb of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jacobs of Baraga, Mich. and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Boyle and son Daniel of Escanaba."

More About GEORGE EDWARD SR. DORAN:
Baptism: August 26, 1876, St. Joseph's, Oconto, Oconto Co., Wisconsin - Godparents were Thomas Feeney and Barbara Feeney
Burial: April 1957, Forest Home Cemetery, Sect. H, Block 5, Lot 2, Marinette, Wisconsin
Census: 1920, George, wife May, & children Roger J., George Jr., Paul & Charles H., residing at 309 Jefferson St. in Marinette, Wisconsin
Occupation: 1920, Cashiers, Lumber Company

Marriage Notes for MAE BOYLE and GEORGE DORAN:
Friday 9 June 1911 from the Marinette Eagle-Star newspaper

"SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. John H. Doran and sister Miss Jessie Cleary were hostesses Thursday evening to a company numbering about twenty-five young ladies. The gathering was in honor of Miss Mae Boyle, a bride-elect and assumed the nature of a kitchen shower. The dining room at the Cleary home, where the function was given, was tastefully decorated in bridal wreath. Streamers of pink ribbons were strung from the center chandelier to the table, above which a large wedding bell was suspended. A two course repast was served, which was followed by music and the "shower". Little Mary Elizabeth Doran, winsome daughter of Mrs. J. H. Doran, who was daintily drest as a bride, wearing a white frock and a long veil, escorted the guest of honor, who was blindfolded into the room where the shower was given and as each gift was presented the recepient had to tell the use for which it was intended without being able to see it. This occasioned much merriment. This was the third pre-nuptial gathering given for Miss Boyle. whose marriage to George E. Doran of Menominee is announced for Wednesday June 14."

Monday 12 June 1911 from the Marinette Eagle-Star

"Mrs. Charles McCrory entertained the members of the Doran-Boyle bridal party at a dinner party last evening. Mrs. McCrory is a sister of the prospective groom. This evening a party of fifteen young people will form a Bijou party, later going to the Boyle home in upper Hall avenue for refreshments."

Monday 12 June 1911 Marinette Eagle-Star

"Mrs. Daniel Boyle and two children are here from Stambaugh, Mich., visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle. Dan Boyle arrives this evening to attend the wedding of his sister Miss May Boyle and George Doran on Wednesday."

Wednesday 14 June 1911 Marinette Eagle-Star, Marinette, Wisconsin

"SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

This morning at a nuptial High Mass in the church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Miss May Marjorie Boyle was united in the holy bonds of wedlock to George Edward Doran of Menominee. The Rev. Fr. Tulley was the officiating clergyman. The church was filled with friends of the young couple to witness the ceremony.

It was just 8 o'clock when the strains of the Lohenrgrim's wedding march announced the approach of the bridal party. They came down the main aisle, the maid of honor Miss Lillian Boyle, sister of the bride, Floyd Doran, brother of the groom, best man heading, then came the bride leaning on the arm of the groom. The Rev. Fr. Tulley met them at the altar and then and there were pronounced the solemn words that made them man and wife. The nuptial High Mass followed; the choir rendering for the first time Cary's Mass in honor of the bride. The full choir sang the Mass. After the Mass the bridal party left the church to the music of the Mendelson march and proceeded to the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle, 2014 Hall avenue where a wedding breadfast was served. Relatives of the contracting parties were the only guests.

The entire church ceremony was a beautiful and impressive one. The bride looked radiant in a gown of embroidered chiffon with yoke of baby Irish lace trimmed with pearls. She wore a necklace of pearls and a veil, and carried a prayer book with streamers of lillies-of-the-valley. Miss Lillian Boyle, the bridesmaid, was attired in a gown of pink crepe de chaine with a picture hat to match, and carried a shower bouquet of peonies. The bride's traveling costume was a dark blue suit.

The wedding breakfast catered by Madame Schons. The color scheme was pink and white. The house was beautified with pink and white roses, smilax, and streamers of white and pink. The breadfast was served in five courses. The place cards were hand painted. The wedding breakfast was served by the Misses Della Neidl, Elinor Cleary, Katharine Kennedy, Dollie Jordan, and Bridget Boyle. The guests from outside were Charles Boyle from South Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Boyle of Stambaugh and children John and Claire.

Mr. and Mrs. Doran left this noon on their honeymoon trip to Montreal, a large party of friends bidding them farewell at the station. They will return to reside in a home on Pierce avenue. The bride received a fine array of beautiful gifts including several checks. Both the bride and groom possess a host of friends in the twin cities. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle, pioneer residents of Marinette. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Doran old residents of Menominee."

June 1911 Marinette Eagle-Star

"Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boyle of Stambaugh, who came to attend the Doran-Boyle wedding, went to Oconto Wednesday afternoon, accompanying the bridal party that far. They visited with friends there returning to Marinette in the afternoon."
     
Children of MAE BOYLE and GEORGE DORAN are:
33. i.   ROGER JOHN4 DORAN, b. May 13, 1912, Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin; d. June 01, 1972, Chicago Heights, Cook Co., Illinois.
34. ii.   GEORGE EDWARD JR. DORAN, b. March 24, 1914, Menominee, Menominee Co., Michigan; d. February 20, 1988, Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin.
35. iii.   PAUL KENNETH DORAN, b. January 10, 1916, Menominee, Menominee Co., Michigan; d. September 22, 1990, Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin.
  iv.   CHARLES HUGH DORAN, b. April 12, 1919, Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin; d. February 25, 1938, Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin.
  Notes for CHARLES HUGH DORAN:
Marinette Eagle-Star, Marinette, Wisconsin, Tuesday, April 3, 1934

"Mrs. George E. Doran, Jefferson street, has returned from Madison, where her son, Charles, underwent an operation last week. He remained there for further treatment."

Marinette Eagle-Star, Marinette, Wisconsin, Friday, February 25, 1938

"DEATH CLAIMS
CHARLES DORAN

Local Youth Succombs To-
day Following Four
Year Illness

Charles Hugh Doran,eighteen-year-old son of Mrs. and Mrs. George E. Doran, 309 Jefferson street, passed away peacefully shortly after high noon today in the family home following a prolonged illness of four years' duration. Despite the handicap which overtook Charles, when he underwent a major operation in a Madison hospital four years ago, the young man continued his studies, being a member of the 1937 class of Our Lady of Lourdes school.
The excellent medical and tender care maintained thruout the years of his illness by specialists and locally was all that prolonged the life of this fine young man. Charles was born April 12, 1919, in St. Joseph's hospital, Menominee. He had made his home in Marinette his entire life. His sunny and happy disposition, and exemplary character had won for him a warm place in the hearts of all who knew him.
Besides his bereaved parents Charles is survived by three brothers, Rodger and Paul at home, and George Jr., who is a staff member of the Tribune staff, Chicago, and one sister, Marjorie; also an only grandparent, Mrs. John Doran, who makes her home with the family here on Jefferson street.
The remains were removed to the McLain Funeral Home, and will be taken back to the family residence Saturday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Monday morning in Our Lady of Lourdes chuch at 9:00 o'clock, the cortege leaving the home at 8:30 a.m. The casket will be placed in the mausoleum at Forest Home cemetery."

Marinette Eagle-Star, Saturday, February 26, 1938

"PERSONAL MENTION

George Doran Jr., of the Chicago Tribune staff, who was summoned here by the serious illness and subsequent death of his brother, Charles Doran, arrived in Marinette last evening."

Marinette Eagle-Star, Saturday, February 26, 1938

"FUNERALS

CHARLES HUGH DORAN

Funeral services for Charles Hugh Doran, who died in the home of his parents, 309 Jefferson street, Friday, will be conducted Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the home and at 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes church. The Very Rev. John McGinley will officiate at the requiem mass. The remains will be placed in the Forest Home cemetery mausoleum. The body was taken to the family residence from the McLain Funeral Home this afternoon."

Marinette Eagle-Star, Monday, February 28, 1938

"PERSONAL MENTION

MRS. WATTS HERE

Mrs. George Watts, who had been visiting a daughter in New York City for a number of months, returned to Marinette last week, summoned by the death of her nephew, Charles Doran, whose funeral was held this morning. Mrs. Watts, the former Julia Boyle, will visit with family members in the twin cities for an indefinite period before returning to her home in Idaho."

Marinette Eagle-Star, Monday, February 28, 1938

"FUNERALS

CHARLES HUGH DORAN

Impressive funeral services for Charles Hugh Doran, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Doran, 309 Jefferson street, who died Friday noon following a prolonged illness, were held this morning at 9 o'clock in Our Lady of Lourdes church. The Very Rev. John R. McGinley, pastor of the church, officiated at the requiem mass and paid high tribute to this young man, whose unusual pleasant disposition and kindly attitude had endeared him to all who knew him.
Acting as honorary pallbearers were the following classmates of the deceased, who held a vigil at the home the night before the funeral: William Doran, John Wensing, Daniel Miller, James Doran, George Coon, Robert Doran, Donald McCrory and Samuel Komp. The active pallbearers were also classmates: Robert Van Camp, Robert Hubert, Richard Doran, Ralph Menor, Werner Schomaker Jr., and Leonard Meyers.
As the throngs attending the services were leaving the ediface, George Doran Jr., brother of the deceased, sang "Good Night Sweet Jesus." The wealth of floral tributes were moved from the home to the cemetery by the Vatter Floral company and following the funeral, the cut flowers were distributed by Marjorie Coffey and Rita Benish. The remains were place in the Forest Home cemetery mausoleum.
Those from away who attended the obsequies included George Doran Jr., Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Boyle, Iron Mountain; Mr. and Mrs. John D. Boyle, Mrs. Julia Gannon and son John, Mrs. Robert Kass and Mrs. Mary Whitehead, Escanaba; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jansen, Neenah; Mrs. Julia Watts, Potlatch, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. John Ratchford, Oconto; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doran and sons, Jay and Buddie, Hermansville; Mr. and Mrs. George Houlihan, Green Bay; Charles Chaison and daughter Nancy, Escanaba."

  More About CHARLES HUGH DORAN:
Burial: April 12, 1938, Forest Home Cemetery, Section H, Block 5, Lot 2, Grave 5, Marinette, Wisconsin
36. v.   MARJORIE MARY DORAN, b. November 30, 1920, Menominee, Menominee Co., Michigan; d. June 07, 1987, West Allis, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin.
  vi.   CATHERINE DORAN, b. 1923, Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin; d. 1923, Marinette, Marinette Co., Wisconsin.
  More About CATHERINE DORAN:
Burial: 1923, Forest Home Cemetery, Marinette, Wisconsin.

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