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given: Eva Elizabeth
aka: Ava3.
maiden surname: GONDER
marrried surname: COYLE
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date: June 18821.
place: Ohio
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Occupation: Weaver in a silk factory 2.
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1. Jacob Gonder household, 1900 U.S. census, Hudson County, New Jersey, population schedule, Bayonne, enumeration district [ED] 13, supervisor's district [SD] 1, sheet 34A, dwelling 236, family --.
In 1900, Eva was 17 years old attending school. She lived at 50 Railroad Avenue in Bayonne with her parents and six siblings.
2. Anna Gonder household, 1910 U.S. census, Hudson County, New Jersey, population schedule, town of Bayonne, enumeration district [ED] 28, supervisor's district [SD] 8, sheet 10A, dwelling --, family 180.
By 1910, Eva's father had been deceased 7 years. Her mother was taking in wash to help support the family. Louisa and Eva Coyle, both worked at a silk factory as weavers. Eva's 4 year old daughter was living with the family also. Jacob's brother, Guss was living with the family and worked at the oil yard; most likely Standard Oil.
3. James Coyle household, 1920 U.S. census, Charleston, South Carolina, population schedule, town of Charleston City, enumeration district [ED] 66, supervisor's district [SD] 1, sheet 6A, dwelling 117, family 140.
By 1920, Eva had moved down to South Carolina and lived at 69 Cypress Street with her husband, daughter and her nephew Edwin. Her sister Elizabeth had married Michael Nolan and they along with their 2 year old daughter, Marion lived with them. The home also accomodated Eva's brother Frank. The men of the house all worked for an oil company while the women stayed home with the children.
4. James Coyle household, 1930 U.S. census, Charleston, South Carolina, population schedule, town of Charleston City, enumeration district [ED] 10-33, supervisor's district [SD] 11, sheet 16A, dwelling 311, family 362.
In 1930 the Coyle family (James, Eva & Edwin) were now living at 55 Cypress Street. James was still working at an oil refinery with Eva remaining at home. Their daughter Anna is not listed. Though she may have passed away, at 23 years of age she may have married and possibly living elsewhere.
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