He went on to marry Sarah "Sallie" Parker (1812-1890) about 1839 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. A record of their marriage has yet to be discovered. I can only assume that would be due to the Rutherford County court house fire of 1907. Most of the documents on file were a total loss. They had at that time written records from 1779 to 1907 for not only Rutherford county but also for Tryon County as well.
Sarah "Sallie" Parker was born about 1812 in North Carolina to Andrew Parker (1790-1857) and Nancy Ann Lucas-Parker (1791-1854).
From Michael and Sarah's union at least 7 children were born:
Headstone Photo courtesy of Cemetery Surveys Inc.
On February 29th, 1840 their first child Jacob Leonard Hoyle was born in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He first married Sarah Ann Jane Blanton (1839-1878) on December 21st, 1862 in Jackson County, North Carolina. From this union at least 10 Children were born; Cynthia Elvira Hoyle (1839-1878) married October 19th, 1883 to Joseph S. "Joe" Cole (1866-1924), Mary Jane Hoyle (1866-1932) married June 14th, 1894 to Samuel W. Crawford (1870-1921), James Asbury Hoyle (1868-1933) married June 21st, 1889 to Arta Clementine "Tine" Shuler (1868-1892), Martha Maria Hoyle (1871-1955) married November 1st, 1896 to Samuel J. Sherrill (1853-1923), Samuel Hoyle (1873-?), Nancy Virginia Hoyle (1874-1930) married October 1st, 1899 to Elias David Franklin (1869-1933), Sarah Tennessee Hoyle (1874-1954) married 1891 to David Parris Shook (1869-1955), Bennie Hoyle (1875-?) and an infant Hoyle (1878-1878). After the death of his first wife Jacob remarried on January 22nd, 1878 to Olive Lucinda Crawford (1850-1929). Olive was previously married to Benjamin Crisp (1848-1876). From this union at least 3 children were born: James Monroe Carver Crisp (1869-1936) first married to Addiline Phillips then again on February 23rd, 1890 to Louise Elizabeth Phillips (1863-1919), Samuel Thaddeus Crisp (1873-1956) married on August 23rd, 1891 to Sarah Martha Shuler (1871-1953) and Columbus Montival Crisp (1876-1942) first married to Lillie Atkins (1882-1903) then again on June 26th, 1904 to Carrie Josephine Sherrill (1882-1967). From Olive's union with her second husband Jacob Leonard Hoyle at least 5 children were born; Mandy Englegrove "Dovie" Hoyle (1879-1961) married May 16th, 1922 to Joseph Herbert Leatherwood (1854-1937), James Gilbert Hoyle (1881-1965) married June 2nd, 1912 to Ollie Bell Smith (1982-1966), Hanna Madgaline "Maggie" Hoyle (1882-1972) married December 4th, 1897 to James H. Hicks (1869-1962), Roxie Lucinda Hoyle (1887-1920) married December 13th, 1908 to Columbus Straley Burgin (1851-1923) and Lillie Eliabeth Hoyle (1891-1990) married December 22nd, 1912 to Walter McClain Tatham (1880-1956). On November 20th, 1891 Jacob L. Hoyle died in Swain County, North Carolina. He was originally buried in Woody Cemetery, Forney's Creek Township, Swain County, North Carolina. At the time of his death he was 51 years old.
In 1840 we find Micheal Hoyle living in Rutherford County, North Carolina as head of household. He as one male child under 5 which would be Jacob Leonard Hoyle (1840-1891) and one female between 20 and 30 which would be his wife Sarah "Sallie" Parker-Hoyle (1812-1890).
Headstone Photo courtesy of Mike Gourley
On March 15th, 1842 their second child, Rebecca Artie Hoyle was born in Rutherford County, North Carolina. She had one child, Fannie Isabell Hoyle (1867-1944) by an unknown man. She went on to marry William Hamilton Wright (1839-1910) in September of 1865 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. From this union at least 8 children were born; Maxie G. Wright (1867-1916) married November 3rd, 1897 to Myrtle "Mertie" Hart (1881-1948), James Parks Wright (1868-1952) married August 3rd, 1913 to Bonnie Bell Pledger (1895-1981), Elizabeth Wright (1870-?), Susan D. Wright (1872-?), Peter G. Wright (1873-1929) married July 30th 1895 to Essie C. Patty (1876-?), Plato D. Wright (1875-1959) married on November 23rd, 1899 to Venia Emiline McBroom (1882-1956), Roland M. Wright (1882-?) and Minnie Ray Wright (1882-1950) married Joseph Thomas McCaslin (1878-1957). On April 13th, 1919 Rebecca died in Cataloochee, Haywood County, North Carolina. On April 15th, 1919 Rebecca was buried in the Hannah Family Plot of the Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Ola, Haywood County, North Carolina. This cemetery in now apart of the Great Smokey Mountains National Park.
Headstone Photo Courtesy of Laurie Goodman Lenz
Headstone photo courstey of John L. Mathis
On March 31st, 1846 their fourth child, John B. Hoyle was born in North Carolina. He went on to marry Susannah R. Blanton (1845-1925). From this union at least 10 children were born; Martha Emeline Hoyle (1868-1942) married Samuel Morris Crisp(1862-1948), Andrew Coleman Hoyle (1870-1923) married September 30th, 1894 to Hester Parlee Thompson (1874-1957), Nancy Modenia Hoyle (1872-1943) married July 11th, 1897 to Joel Phillip Crisp (1869-1959), Cordelia Hoyle (1875-1912) married Robert Lee Crisp (1883-1953), Sarah A. Hoyle (1876-?), Mary J. Hoyle (1877-1953), married October 6th, 1901 to Rev. William W. Anthony (1877-1960), Cynthia Almedia Hoyle (1878-1967) married October 3rd, 1901 to Joel Dexter "Deck" Chambers (William Hamilton Hoyle (1881-1954) married Etella Fannie Huges (1884-1966), Bertha Malinda Hoyle (1884-1954) married August 24th, 1902 to Lucius Carey Paris (1884-1928) and John Estes Hoyle ( 1889-1939) married August 6th, 1908 to Cannie Ethel Beck (1889-1977). On January 4th, 1903 John Blue Hoyle died in Whittier, Swain County, North Carolina. He was buried in Clarke-Whittier Cemetery in Whittier, Swain Counrt, North Carolina. At the time of his death he was 57 years old.
On September 17th, 1850 we find Michael Hoyle living in Haywood County, North Carolina as head of household on Page 186 of the Federal Census of 1850.
Michael Hiles, 33yrs, male, farmer, North Carolina, cannot read/write.
Michael Hoyle (1814-1889)
Sarah Hiles, 33yrs, Female, North Carolina, cannot read/write.
Sarah "Sallie" Parker-Hoyle ( 1812-1890)
Jacob Hiles, 12yrs, male, North Carolina
Jacob Leonard Hoyle ( 1840-1891)
Rebecca Hiles, 10 yrs, femle North Carolina
Rebecca Artie Hoyle-Wright (1842-1919)
Joseph Hiles, 8yrs, male, North Carolina
Joseph P. Hoyle (1846-1862)
John Hiles, 6yrs, male, North Carolina
John Blue Hoyle (1846-1903)
Arte Hiles, 2yrs, female, North Carolina
Artie Elvira Hoyle (1848-1892)
Headstone photo courtesy of Mike Gourley 6/2011
About 1852 their fifth child, Artie Elvira Hoyle was born in Haywood County, North Carolina. She had one child by an unknown man; Martin Hoyle (1866 - 1939) first married March 7th, 1888 to Mary Jane Alice Blanton (1871-1902) then to Parthenia Henry (1882-1971). In 1892 Artie Elvira Hoyle died in Bryson City, Swain County, North Carolina. She was buried in the Hoyle Family Cemetery in Bryson City, Swain County, North Carolina. At the time of her death she was 40 years old.
About 1853 their sixth child, Levi W. Hoyle was born in Haywood County, North Carolina. Levi was disabled from birth. He never married or fathered children. Levi lived with his parents until the census of 1880. I have no record of his death nor have I found him living with any relatives.
About 1855 their seventh child, Ita Hoyle was born in North Carolina. She never married but supposedly had several children by a married man; James Robert Long (1846-1877). From this union at least 2 children were born; William Hoyle (1871-?) and Westley Hoyle ( 1877-1913) married October 24th, 1897 to Mary Jane Henry (1876-1964). Very little is known about Ita. her death information has yet to been found. There is a child buried in the Hoyle Family Cemetery Hattie Hoyle (1985-1890). It is also possible that this too many have been a child of Ita's as her mother would have been too old in 1885 to have another child. Rebecca her sister was already married and out of the house by that time so I doubt the little girl was hers either.
On July 23rd, 1860 we find Michael Hoyle living in Jackson County, North Carolina as head of household on page 54 of the Federal Census of 1860.
M. Hyles, 46ys, male, farmer, North Carolina, Cannot read/write.
Michael Hoyle (1814-1889)
S. Hyles, 47yrs, female, North Carolina, cannot read/write
Sarah "Sallie" Parker-Hoyle ( 1812-1890)
J. Hyles, 20yrs, male, farmer, North Carolina.
Jacob Leonard Hoyle (1840-1891)
R. Hyles, 16yrs, Female, North Carolina
Rebecca Artie Hoyle-Wright (1842-1919)
J. P. Hyles, 14yrs, male, North Carolina, attending school.
Joseph P. Hoyle (1846-1862)
J. B. Hyles, 12yrs, male, North Carolina, attending school.
John Blue Hoyle (1846-1903)
A. E. Hyles, 9yrs, female, North Carolina, attending school.
Artie Elvira Hoyle (1848-1892)
L. W. Hyles, 6yrs, male, North Carolina
Levi W. Hoyle (1853-?)
On March 19th, 1862 at the age of 46 Micheal Hoyle enlisted as a private with the 22nd Infantry Regiment, Company K.
Roster of North Carolina Troops in the War Between the States Volume 2
North Carolina State Troops, 22nd Regiment, Company K, Privates: M. M. Hayle pg 246
North Carolina State Troops, 22nd Regiment, Company K, Privates: M. M. Hayle pg 246
US Civil War Records and Profiles, 1861-1865
22nd Regiment, North Carolina Infantry
" 22nd Infantry Regiment, formerly the 12th Volunteers, completed its organization near Raleigh, North Carolina, in July, 1861. The men were recruited in the counties of Caldwell, McDowell, Surry, Ashe, Guilford, Alleghany, Caswell, Stokes, and Randolph. With nearly 1,000 men, the unit was ordered to Virginia and assigned to the Aquia District in the Department of Northern Virginia. Later it was brigaded under Generals Pettigrew, Pender, and Scales. It fought with the army from Seven Pines to Cold Harbor, took its place in the Petersburg trenches south of the James River, and ended the war at Appomattox. In April, 1862, this regiment contained 752 men, reported 161 casualties during the Seven Days' Battles, had 6 killed and 57 wounded at Second Manassas and 1 killed and 44 wounded at Fredericksburg. It lost 30 killed and 139 wounded at Chancellorsville and of the 321 engaged at Gettysburg, over fifty percent were disabled. On April 9, 1865, it surrendered with 13 officers and 97 men. The field officers were Colonels James Conner, Thomas S. Galloway, Jr., Charles E. Lightfoot, and James J. Pettigrew; Lieutenant Colonels Christopher C. Cole, R.H. Gray, John O. Long, and William L. Mitchell; and Majors Laban Odell and W.Lee Russell."On September 17th, 1870 we find Michael Hoyle living in Scotts Creek Township, Jackson County, North Carolina as head of household on page 2.
Michael Hoyles, 56yrs, farmer, North Carolina, cannot read/write.
Michale Hoyle (1814-1889)
Sarah Hoyles, 54yrs, female, keeping house, North Carolina, cannot read/write.
Sarah "Sallie" Parker-Hoyle (1812-1890)
Rebecca Hoyles, 28yrs, female, at home, North Carolina, cannot read/write.
Rebecca Artie Hoyle-Wright(1842-1919)
Arte Elvira Hoyles, 22yrs, female, at home, North Carolina, cannot read/write.
Artie Elvira Hoyle (1848-1892)
Levi W. Hoyles, 17yrs, male, at home, North Carolina. cannot read/write, idoit/dumb.
Levi W. Hoyle (1853-?)
Fannie E. Hoyles, 4yrs, female, North Carolina.
Fannie Isabelle Hoyle-Hannah (1867-1944)
NOTE: Rebecca's first child
NOTE: Rebecca's first child
Martin Hoyles, 3yrs, Male, North Carolina.
Martin Hoyle (1866-1939)
NOTE: Artie's first child.
On June 18th 1880 we find Michael Hoyle living in Forney Creek, Swain County, North Carolina as head of household on page
Mike Hoyle, Male, 66yrs, farmer, cannot read/write, North Carolina
Michael Hoyle (1814-1889)
Sarah Hoyle, fale, 68yrs, wife, keeping house, cannot read/write, North Carolina.
Sarah "Sallie" Parker-Hoyle (1812-1890)
Rebecca Hoyle, female, 30yrs, daughter, at home, cannot write, North Carolina.
Rebecca Artie Hoyle-Wright (1842-1919)
Ita, Hoyle, female, 25yrs, daughter, at home, cannot read/write, North Carolina.
Ita Hoyle (1855-?)
Fannie, Hoyle, female, 12yrs, daughter, attended school, North Carolina.
Fannie Isabelle Hoyle-Hannah (1867-1944)
NOTE: Rebecca's first child.
Martin, Hoyle, male, 10yrs, grandson, cannot write, North Carolina.
Martin Hoyle (1866-1939)
NOTE: Artie's first child.
NOTE: Artie's first child.
William Hoyle, male, 9yrs, grandson, North Carolina.
William Hoyle (1871-?)
NOTE: Ita's first child
NOTE: Ita's first child
Westley Hoyle, male, 3yrs, grandson, North Carolina.
Westley Hoyle (1877-1913)
Note: Ita's second child.
In 1889 Michael Hoyle died in Forney's Creek, Swain County, North Carolina. He was buried on his homestead. Today this cemetery is known as the Hoyle Cemetery and it is located in the Great Smokey Mountain National Park.
Headstone photos courtesy of Mike Gourley 6/2011
Hoyle Family Cemetery, Great Smokey Mountain National Park
Bryson City, Swain County, North Carolina
Bryson City, Swain County, North Carolina
In 1890 Sarah "Sallie" Parker-Hoyle died in Forney's Creek, Swain county, North Carolina. She was buried beside her husband on their homestead. Today this cemetery is known as the Hoyle Cemetery and it is located in the Great Smokey Mountain National Park.
Headstone photos courtesy of Mike Gourley 6/2011
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Joseph P. Hoyle Headstone 1
Joseph P. Hoyle Military Marker Commensment Ceremony
Joesph P. Hoyle Headstone 2
Joesph P. Hoyle Headstone 3Joesph P. Hoyle Headstone 4
John B. Hoyle Headstone
United States Census 1850
Artie Elvita Hoyle Headstone
United States Census 1860
Roster of North Carolina Troops in the War Between the States Vol. 2
US Civil war records and Profiles, 1861-1865
Battle Unit Details: National Park Services
United States Census 1870
United States Census 1880
Michael Hoyle Headstone 1
Micahel Hoyle Headstone 2
Find a Grave: Michael Hoyle
Hoyle Family Cemetery Photo
Sarah Hoyle Headstone 1
Sarah Hoyle Headstone 2
Find a Grave: Sarah Parker-Hoyle
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