Mr
John
Kyle
Born about in Ireland
[uncertain]
[uncertain]Son of James Joseph Kyle
and Isabella (Ferguson) Kyle
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Rebecca (Reid) Kyle
— married
9 Aug 1888 in Carndonagh, Donegal, Ireland
Descendants 
Died
at about age 56
in 9 East Bank, Glenboig by Airdrie, Ayrshire, Scotland
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John Kyle, son of James or Joseph Kyle and Isabella Ferguson.
He married in Ireland to Rebecca Reid.
John and his family settled in Lanarkshire, Scotland where he was employed as a Pithead labourer.
John died at his home in Glenboig on 17 April 1917.
Death recorded in Parish of New Monkland, County of Lanarkshire, Scotland. [1]
Sources
- Death record
- W Baxter
- Scotland Census 1901
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Rejected matches › John L. Kelley (1863-) › John Kelly (abt.1860-) › John Kelly (abt.1863-) › Johann Kahle (1861-)
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He could not attend son Alexander wedding, because traveled to son John funeral, killed in WWI Flanders, France. Letter from John to Alexander will be added in sources when I receive a copy.
John was listed as a kiln Burner on death register, which meant he maintained fires on kilns for famous fire brick factory in Scotland.