Born to Irish immigrant James Coyle and Taunton resident Mary Ann Corr.
Jim began his post secondary studies at Collège de Saint-Laurent in Montreal (now Cégep de Saint-Laurent). In 1918 he transferred to Mount St. Charles College (now Carroll College) in Helena, Montana where he earned a B.A. degree in 1920. He also received an M.A. from the University of Notre Dame in 1921. After a year as a professor of English and History in Nova Scotia, he returned to Taunton where he taught school eventually becoming the principal at Caswell School.
He resided at 117 Broadway since the 1940s. Jim never married.
Bio by: Frank Coyle
Jim began his post secondary studies at Collège de Saint-Laurent in Montreal (now Cégep de Saint-Laurent). In 1918 he transferred to Mount St. Charles College (now Carroll College) in Helena, Montana where he earned a B.A. degree in 1920. He also received an M.A. from the University of Notre Dame in 1921. After a year as a professor of English and History in Nova Scotia, he returned to Taunton where he taught school eventually becoming the principal at Caswell School.
He resided at 117 Broadway since the 1940s. Jim never married.
Bio by: Frank Coyle
Born to Irish immigrant James Coyle and Taunton resident Mary Ann Corr.
Jim began his post secondary studies at Collège de Saint-Laurent in Montreal (now Cégep de Saint-Laurent). In 1918 he transferred to Mount St. Charles College (now Carroll College) in Helena, Montana where he earned a B.A. degree in 1920. He also received an M.A. from the University of Notre Dame in 1921. After a year as a professor of English and History in Nova Scotia, he returned to Taunton where he taught school eventually becoming the principal at Caswell School.
He resided at 117 Broadway since the 1940s. Jim never married.
Bio by: Frank Coyle
Jim began his post secondary studies at Collège de Saint-Laurent in Montreal (now Cégep de Saint-Laurent). In 1918 he transferred to Mount St. Charles College (now Carroll College) in Helena, Montana where he earned a B.A. degree in 1920. He also received an M.A. from the University of Notre Dame in 1921. After a year as a professor of English and History in Nova Scotia, he returned to Taunton where he taught school eventually becoming the principal at Caswell School.
He resided at 117 Broadway since the 1940s. Jim never married.
Bio by: Frank Coyle
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James Coyle 1859-1924
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Mary Corr 1873-1901
Francis G Coyle 1900-1949
His Wife
Teresa M Tassinari 1896-1975
Catherine E Coyle 1893-1968
James P Coyle 1898-1971
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