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ROBERT LYLE, married in Ireland, ANN JANE LOCKE, a daughter of Thomas Locke who d. 1753, aged 73, and his wife, Sarah Baxter; a granddaughter of David Baxter, married to Sarah Alexander, all of Ballyvallagh, Ireland, and buried in Raloo, Ireland. Robert Lyle was a linen lapper at Larne bleach-green, one who takes charge of the linen and sees it packed up. He lived on a farm his wife owned in Toreagh. For a time he lived at a place called "Pullendoes," owned by his wife's father and situated about a mile from the home of the Blairs in Ballyvaullagh. Fannie Locke, a sister of Ann Jane Locke, lived with them. The Locke's have a Scotch ancestry. The name is an abbreviation of Lockhart.
When in Ireland, the Rev John Wesley was entertained by Robert Lyle and preached to the people in one of his fields. The children of Robert Lyle were: David, Samuel, Sarah, Mary, Daniel (who died young and is buried beside his parents in Raloo), and Martha (she married 1737, John Armstrong, Farmer, Raloo).
Source: Lyle Family, by Oscar K Lyle, Printed by Lecouver Press Company, NY in 1912, page 11
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