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The following information came from the Rochester Directory @ Main Library

in 1874/1875 Coyle, John H., Clerk @ 130 State St. : boards 8 South Ford Street.
in 1878 Coyle, John H., Clerk: boards 6 Sycamore Street.
in 1879 Coyle, John H.Clerk: boards rear 75 davis Street.
in 1880 John Coyle was 19 years old / U.S. Census
in 1880/1881..John H. Coyle was a Shoemaker...,.............. bds @ 87 Davis
in 1880/1881..Margaret Coyle, widow of Thomas.............home @ 87 Davis
in 1883/1884..John H. Coyle was a Shoemaker...,............bds @ 188 Scio St.
in 1883/1884..Margaret Coyle, widow of Thomas............... h @ 188 Scio St.
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in 1884/1885..John H. Coyle was a Shoemaker...h @ #66 Ontario was #46
in 1884/1885..James Tierney Sr. along with James Jr., John T. & Patrick H. were living @ #66 Ontario was #46 Ontario. So John H. Coyle must hve just married Mary Tierney and moved in with James & Family was there.
in 1884/85 Edward J. Tierney & Family,. living @ #107 Ontario, was #75
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Note: The Rochester City Streets were renumbered in the year 1884.
Note: Ontario West of Scio was Ward 14, East of Scio was Ward 10 in 1884
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in 1886/1887..John H. Coyle,(Coyle & Schuyler Saloon @ 306 North Ave),
  boards @11 Skuse Park
in 1886/1887..Margaret Coyle, widow of Thomas.............. h @11 Skuse Park

in 1887/1889..John H. Coyle was a Shoemaker...,.......... h @ 116 Ontario St.
in 1892/1893..John E. Coyle was a Bridgetender,.................. h @ 105 Davis
in 1892/1893 James J. Tierney Sr. was living @ 105 Davis...so Mary must
have invited her Father to live with them..the Coyle family.
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In The NYS Census of 1892.....I found the followng record:
Margaret Coyle 52 Ireland
Thomas Coyle 27 US Shoemaker, James Coyle 27 US Shoemaker
Mary Coyle 24, Maggie Coyle 21, Rhodie Coyle, 22, John Coyle 1

Thomas Coles' wife was Rhodie Coyle, 22 & their son was John Coyle 1
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in 1899/1900..John E. Coyle was a Shoemaker @ 48 Stone,.. h @ 105 Davis
in 1900/1901..John E. Coyle was a Shoemaker @ 224 Main, h @ 105 Davis
in 1901/1902..John E. Coyle was a Shoemaker @ ?.............., h @ 105 Davis
in 1908/1909..John E. Coyle was a Shoemaker @ ?.............., h @ 69 Second
in 1914/1915..John E. Coyle was a Detective @ Whitcomb House,
            with home @140 Ontario Street
in 1915/1917..John E. Coyle was a Detective, home @192 N. Union Street
in 1917..Edward B.,a Chauffeur, Lucille M. a Bookeeper & Thomas F. a Motorman all children of John & Mary Coyle were living @192 N. Union Street with the exception of Tom who was living @ 296 Portland Ave.
in 1918/1919..John E. Coyle, Clerk @ 47 State St., h @192 N. Union Street
in 1920/1921..John E. Coyle was a Detective@ Alliance Bank, home @ 192 N. Union Street
in 1921/1922..John E. Coyle was a Detective, h @104 South. Washington St.
in 1925.............John E. Coyle was a Detective, h @ 1511 North Goodman St.
in 1926.............John E. Coyle died August 6, 1926
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US Census 1920, Rochester NY, Ward 16, Address 192 North Union St.

Coyle, John E., Head Age 58, Born Illinois, Father & Mother Born Ireland, Occ. Bank Detective
Coyle, Helen E., Daughter Age 28, Born NY, Father Born Illinois & Mother Born NY, Occ. None
Coyle, Edward B., Son Age 26, Born NY, F. Born Illinois & M. Born NY, Occ. Chauffeur,  Railroad Co.
Coyle, Lucille M., D. Age 22, Born NY, F. Born Illinois & M. Born NY, Occ. Bookeeper @ Telegraph Co
Coyle, John W., Son Age 20, Born NY, Father Born Illinois & Mother Born NY, Occ. None
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Rochester City Directory @ Main Library:
1926-Coyle, John E. Occupation: Detective, Residence: 1511 North Goodman Street
1926-Victor R. (Helen E.), Occupation:Salesman, Residence: 1511 North Goodman Street
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In the Obiturary Notice of James Tierney the listed Home in Rochester for James was16 or106 Davis Street .......Address is unclear as printed.
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Obiturary.....of John E. Coyle....August 4, 1926......Times Union Newspaper
COYLE......At the Strong Memorial Hospital, Monday morning, August 3,1926, John E. Coyle. He is survived by five daughters, Mrs. J. Rowe, Mrs. G. Cartner, Mrs. R. Victor and Mrs. D. Richardson all of this city and Mrs. W. Patchen of Cleveland Ohio, three sons, Thomas F., Edward B. and James W. Coyle all of this city, two brothers Thomas F. Coyle and James Coyle of this city; two sisters, Miss Mary Coyle of this city and Mrs. William Howe of Chicago and 14 grandchildren. The remains were removed to the home of his daughter, Mrs. R. Victor @ 137 Mohawk Street, from where the funeral will take place Thursday morning at 8:30 O'clock and from Corpus Christi Church @ 9:00 o'clock. Internment at Holy Seplechur Cemetery.
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In response to Letter I sent to 12 Coyles in Rochester area June 22 1997
Contacted by a Thomas Coyle on Garson Avenue 288-4778 on 6/25/97
a man 83 years old whose uncle was John Coyle.
He said John Coyle was a Detective @ The Whitcomb, which is correct.
He also said Thomas Coyle John's brother, was a Gambler on Front Street
Said : Their ( John & Thomas) Father came from ElPasso Illinois
My contact Thomas said all John Coyles children are gone...knows of none.
and does not know of any relatives.
He mentioned a James Bernard Coyle & and an Aunt Mae
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