Alice Catherine Butler Doyle
Alice Catherine Doyle emerges in the late nineteenth-century New England stone-working world as the wife of marble and granite craftsman George Doyle and the mother of American sculptor Alexander Doyle. Her life anchors the family's transition from regional granite carving in Hinsdale to the nationally recognized monumental sculpture produced by her son, whose commissions would appear in cemeteries, civic spaces, and public memorials across the country. - AsNotedIn