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  • Anna Hoyle (c.1650 - 1705)
    References New England Historical and Genealogical Register , Vol. 144, (1990), “Robert Knight’s Daughters.” p. 141 The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Boston, MA: New England Histo...
  • Charles Hoyle (1639 - 1685)
    Charles Hoyle died between 1679 and 1685 in Stafford County, Virginia.1Child of Charles HoyleElizabeth Hoyle+1 Citations[S803] Gertrude E. Gray, Northern Neck Land Grants, p. 99 (Book B, p. 228 in orig...
  • Elizabeth "Betsy" Best (1771 - 1837)
    : 1778 ; North Carolina, USA*Death: Oct. 27, 1837 ; Lincoln County, North Carolina, USADaughter of Michael Hoyle & Margaret [Dellinger] HoyleWife of Christian Best, Married February 17, 1796, Tyron C...
  • Elizabeth Henson (1656 - 1697)
    Henson was married to Elizabeth Hoyle, daughter of Charles Hoyle. This is documented in Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants:>Bk. B, p. 228. Lewis Elsey of Stafford Co. 14 June 1728 set forth that Edward...
  • Elizabeth Hoyle (1640 - 1679)

About the Hoyle surname

The surname Hoyle is of Anglo-Saxon or Welsh origin, and is a topographical surname found particularly in the north and north-west of England, where it used as a variation of the southern name Hole or Houle. The derivation is from the Olde English pre 7th Century term "holh", meaning hole, hollow, or depression, used as a topographical surname for someone who lived in or by a hollow or low-lying spot. The modern surname from this source can be found as Hoyle, Hoile, and the genitive forms Hoyles and Hoiles, the "s" indicating "of" such a place.

Variations: Hoile, Hoyles, Hoiles

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