Chip, Not sure this is what you want, but t might help. www.rootsweb.com/~engwil/ Frank Pyle

Sorry Chip, It is Cannings, not Channings. Good hunting - ron KERRY L PYLE wrote: > Some time this last year there was a net address for Bishops Caneing(spelling ?) in Wiltshire Eng. unfortunately I lost it after the last great computer meltdown. Does anyone still have it? Thanks Chip > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > Have you posted recently? > Copyright 2000 > Author retains copyright

Hi Chip, the correct spelling is Bishops Channings. Try <hhtp://www.genuki.org> It covers the entire British Isles, and you can research to your heart's content!! - Ron Pyle KERRY L PYLE wrote: > Some time this last year there was a net address for Bishops Caneing(spelling ?) in Wiltshire Eng. unfortunately I lost it after the last great computer meltdown. Does anyone still have it? Thanks Chip > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > Have you posted recently? > Copyright 2000 > Author retains copyright

Some time this last year there was a net address for Bishops Caneing(spelling ?) in Wiltshire Eng. unfortunately I lost it after the last great computer meltdown. Does anyone still have it? Thanks Chip

The following obits were sent by Linda Fiddie at [email protected] These two obituaries were in the Thomasville Times newspaper in Thomasville, GA this week. Maybe they will be of interest to someone on the list. Floyd Lundy Pyle Sr. Services for Floyd Lundy Pyle Sr., 76, of Quitman, are at 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 24, 2000, at Northside Baptist Church with the Rev. Earl Justice and the Rev. Keith Humphrey officiating. Interment will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Pyle died Tuesday, Nov. 21, at Brooks County Hospital. Born in Barwick, Ga., he was the son of Tony Lee and Flossie Lee Green Pyle. He was a grocer in Brooks County for more than 55 years and a charter member of Northside Baptist Church for 45 years. Survivors include his wife, Mary Alice Pyle of Quitman; a daughter, Barbara Ives of Quitman; three sons, Jimmy Pyle of Quitman, Lee Pyle of Morven, Floyd Pyle Jr. of Dixie; 21 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. -- Maxwell-Miller Funeral Home Gladys M. Pyles Services for Gladys M. Pyles, 85, Cairo, are at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 26, 2000, at Heritage Chapel, with the Rev. Keith Pearson officiating. Interment is at Greenwood Cemetery in Cairo. Active pallbearers are Stanley Baker, Ricky Baker, Shane Baker, Mark Baker, Rodney Baker and Jermany Baker. Visitation is from 6 to 8 p.m. today, Saturday, Nov. 25, 2000, at Heritage Chapel. Mrs. Pyles died Thursday, Nov. 23, 2000, at Archbold Memorial Hospital in Thomasville. Born Dec. 19, 1914, in Leon County, Fla., she was the daughter of Arch Mathis and Sarah Melissa Boutwell, both of whom preceded her in death. Mrs. Pyles lived most of her life in Cairo and was married in 1945 in Grady County to James Arthur Pyles, who preceded her in death on Aug. 3, 1982. She was a member of First Freewill Baptist Church in Cairo and was a retired food processor. Survivors are sons, David and Danny Pyles, both of Cairo; and daughters, Jewell Baker, Tunnell Hill, Betty McGuire, Cairo. -- Heritage Funeral Home

Charles....I have found some useful information there. You don't have to pay. -----Original Message----- From: Charles Darby [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2000 4:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [PYLE] FamilyTreeMaker Do I just not know how to search www.familytreemaker.com or do you have to pay $79+ per year to search those files now? Charles Darby ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== Have a question or complaint? Contact Sara at [email protected] Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright

Hello everyone, hope y'all had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I received the following from a someone not on our list. . If you have info please respond to Jim at [email protected] directly with a copy to [email protected] Jim, we would love to have you join our list! Thanks Sara > Hi Sara, > I hope that you will be able to help me. My name is James Lee Pyle and I'm trying to trace my geneaology. Here is some of the information I can > provide. > > My Father: James C. Pyle born 15 Apr 1915 in Valdosta Ga, Died 1 may 2000 > > My Grandparents: Tony Lee Pyle, born 13 feb 1889, died 3 sept 1967 > Flossie Lee Pyle (Green), born 2 may 1897, died 31 jan 1970 > * not sure where either were born.....Somewhere in South Ga, both are buried in Barwick Ga > > My Great Grandparents: G. Barry Pyle , born 10 oct 1870 > Julia A. Pyle (Goff),born 10 oct 1869 > I'm not sure of where they were born or where they died....... > > I hope you can help me find a link in my search. Thank you very much...Jim Pyle >

Byron Wayne Pyles Byron Wayne Pyles, 93, of Chesapeake community, Fairmont, died Thursday, Nov. 16, 2000, at home. He was born June 6, 1907, in Daybrook, son of the late Lawrence and Maude Henderson Pyles. He was a member of the Miracle Revival Center. He had been a farmer and retired as a night watchman for the city of Rivesville. He enjoyed spending time with his family, watching sporting events, whittling, playing cards and collecting coins. He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Mildred Radcliff Pyles; a daughter and spouse, Juanita and Thomas Willard, of Fairmont; a son and spouse, Earl and Kathy Pyles, of Chesapeake; six grandchildren and spouses, Brenda and James Miller, with whom he li ved, Tom Willard Jr., Melissa and Roger Suter, Kim Willard, Todd Pyles, and Malinda Pyles; six great-grandchildren; and two sisters-in-law, Mary and Martha Pyles, both of Fairview. He was also preceded in death by two brothers, Shirley and Robert Pyles; two sisters and spouses, Rilla and Clifford Yost and Ruby and Homer Mason. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family. Friends may call at Frey Home for Funerals from 1-8 p.m. Sunday and from 10-11:30 a.m. Monday. Service will be 11:30 a.m. Monday, Nov. 20, with the Rev. Johnnie Mae Miller officiating. Burial will be in the Grandview Memorial Gardens. Brenda Miller

To: PYLE-L I will be out of the office starting 11/20/2000 and will not return until 11/27/2000. I will respond to your message when I return.

Do I just not know how to search www.familytreemaker.com or do you have to pay $79+ per year to search those files now? Charles Darby

I have no information in my files for a White surname. I do have a Sarah Ann Pyle, daughter of Peter Pyle and Mariah Davis. This Peter Pyle (1809-1879 on his tombstone) is buried at the Pyle Cemetery in DeSoto Parish, LA north of Logansport. Mariah Davis died before 1843. Peter's second wife, Melissa (Medissa) Bridges Pyle (1820-1902) is also buried there. All of these people were from GA. Good luck! -----Original Message----- From: John & Elnora Wyrick [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 2:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [PYLE] Parents of Sarah Ann (Pyle) White ? It is reported that Sarah Ann (Pyle) White's children were heirs of and received funds from the estate of "Peter Pyle & Wife" of DeSoto Parish, LA that was probated in 1951. Hope someone can help me determine Who my Sarah Ann Pyle's parents were??? Sarah Ann Pyle /Pyles, m. 1849-50 in AL or GA, Thomas H White, Don't know Where in TN, AL, GA or in AR. They landed in Van Zandt Co.,TX, in 1870. 1870 Census; Wills Point,Van Zandt Co., TX, Page 28, # 201-28 White, Thomas age 46, b.1824/25 in TN, S. A. age 35, b.1830/35 in GA Elizabeth age 20, b.1850 in GA (have great deal of family info) Margaret age 17, b.1853 in GA/AL (My GGrandmother) Peter age 14, b.1856 in GA (no additional information) Sarah L. age 11, b.1859 in AR (no additional information) Thos. A age 9, b.1861 in TX (no additional information) Louis H. age 5, b.1865 in TX (have little family info) James age 1, b.1869 in TX (no additional information) In 1873 there was one more son, Reasonably sure his mother was also Sarah Ann Pyle. John O. White b. 26 Oct 1873 in Van Zandt Co., TX, (have great deal of family info) Anything look Familiar??? Elnora Frances Cook-Wyrick ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== Have a question or complaint? Contact Sara at [email protected] Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright

It is reported that Sarah Ann (Pyle) White’s children were heirs of and received funds from the estate of "Peter Pyle & Wife" of DeSoto Parish, LA that was probated in 1951. Hope someone can help me determine Who my Sarah Ann Pyle’s parents were??? Sarah Ann Pyle /Pyles, m. 1849-50 in AL or GA, Thomas H White, Don’t know Where in TN, AL, GA or in AR. They landed in Van Zandt Co.,TX, in 1870. 1870 Census; Wills Point,Van Zandt Co., TX, Page 28, # 201-28 White, Thomas age 46, b.1824/25 in TN, S. A. age 35, b.1830/35 in GA Elizabeth age 20, b.1850 in GA (have great deal of family info) Margaret age 17, b.1853 in GA/AL (My GGrandmother) Peter age 14, b.1856 in GA (no additional information) Sarah L. age 11, b.1859 in AR (no additional information) Thos. A age 9, b.1861 in TX (no additional information) Louis H. age 5, b.1865 in TX (have little family info) James age 1, b.1869 in TX (no additional information) In 1873 there was one more son, Reasonably sure his mother was also Sarah Ann Pyle. John O. White b. 26 Oct 1873 in Van Zandt Co., TX, (have great deal of family info) Anything look Familiar??? Elnora Frances Cook-Wyrick

Does anyone have data on a Dr. William Pyle who was born before 1782? I found him listed in the Kentucky Land Grants. He was given 200 acres on 5/27/1803 and 320 acres on 8/22/1803 in Christian County, Kentucky.He had to be a person with a family and over twenty one years of age to receive the Grants. He was listed just below Abner Pyle. I have seen several DR. Pyle's,this is the first DR. William Pyle. George [email protected]

Hi-- Hib's stepfather's name is Marion Swingle. I think they were married in Cedar County, MO--but I haven't confirmed this. Two other siblings were listed Clara L. and Donmont. Clara was 14 years old and born in Kansas per the census. I think her middle name was Lake and she married a man whose last name was Farmer. Donmont was also born in Kansas and was 10 years old at the time of the census in 1880. Does this bring any thoughts to anyone? I am finding these questions and answers very helpful! Leslie [email protected] wrote: > Hello Leslie, > > Would it be possible to identify Hib's step-father and the siblings in the > 1880 Dade County MO listing? Information on the PYLE siblings in particular > (ages and places of birth) would give some clues as to when Carter married, > when he died, and where the family was living (e.g., was there a KS > connection). Might get an idea when the widow remarried as well. All of > this would benefit Treece in her search. > > Jim Smee > Pittsburgh PA > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > PYLE Listowner- Sara B. Pyle > [email protected] > Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright

Hello Leslie, Would it be possible to identify Hib's step-father and the siblings in the 1880 Dade County MO listing? Information on the PYLE siblings in particular (ages and places of birth) would give some clues as to when Carter married, when he died, and where the family was living (e.g., was there a KS connection). Might get an idea when the widow remarried as well. All of this would benefit Treece in her search. Jim Smee Pittsburgh PA

Thanks Jim and Floyd-- Sounds like it is time to start ordering census records again. Between the two of you and Treece's information I no longer feel as if the aliens from outerspace dropped off my family line in 1870!! [email protected] wrote: > In a message dated 11/10/00 12:18:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << William Pyle, bought land in Dade County, MO in 1859 and 1860. You can get > a > copy of these Land Patents at: www.glorecords.blm.gov/ >> > > Thanks Floyd. > > I took a look and found that "Carter S. PYLE of Dade Co MO" was granted land > neighboring that granted to William PYLE (same day in 1859) in Dade Co MO. A > William K. PYLE received another neighboring land grant. (Not sure if that's > the same William). Interestingly, a Joshua PYLE of Dade County MO was also > granted land in the same Dade County township in 1845. (Not sure where he > fits in.) There were quite a few other Missouri land grants to PYLE that I > did not get a chance to look at. > > If Carter's census records say he was born in KS, and the family oral history > is that he died in KS when Hib was about 6, maybe folks ought to be looking > for Carter or his widow Emily/Emeline in KS in 1870. > > Jim Smee > Pittsburgh PA

In a message dated 11/10/00 12:18:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << William Pyle, bought land in Dade County, MO in 1859 and 1860. You can get a copy of these Land Patents at: www.glorecords.blm.gov/ >> Thanks Floyd. I took a look and found that "Carter S. PYLE of Dade Co MO" was granted land neighboring that granted to William PYLE (same day in 1859) in Dade Co MO. A William K. PYLE received another neighboring land grant. (Not sure if that's the same William). Interestingly, a Joshua PYLE of Dade County MO was also granted land in the same Dade County township in 1845. (Not sure where he fits in.) There were quite a few other Missouri land grants to PYLE that I did not get a chance to look at. If Carter's census records say he was born in KS, and the family oral history is that he died in KS when Hib was about 6, maybe folks ought to be looking for Carter or his widow Emily/Emeline in KS in 1870. Jim Smee Pittsburgh PA

Jim, Hib was living with his mother, stepfather and siblings, stepsiblings and halfsiblings in Dade County. [email protected] wrote: > In a message dated 11/8/00 11:45:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << You didn't address this to me but I am searching the "Hib"/Carter S. line > also. > According to the 1880, 1900, and the 1920 census, Hib was born in Kansas and > his > father was born in Illinois. According to Hib's death certificate he was > born in > Missouri. I am inclined to believe the census records as they are consistent. > Hib's date of birth is October 2, 1864. I don't know Carter's date of birth > but I > think Treece had written 1834. >> > > A question and a comment: > > Question: Who was Hib living with in 1880 (and where)? > > Comment: William and Hannah (STANDLEE) PYLE reportedly died in Dade Co MO in > the 1870s. Have you looked for them in the 1860 and 1870 census indexes for > MO? In 1860, you might find that Carter S. PYLE was still in the household > (age 26), or perhaps he was a near neighbor. Perhaps he married shortly > thereafter, had Hib there in 1864 (thus birth in Missouri), and then died > right before the 1870 census (when Hib was six). This is all speculation, > but seems like this is where you should be looking. Have you looked for > Carter's widow in the 1870 MO census? > > Also, I don't imagine there were too many Carter Scogeris PYLEs around (then > or now). I'd be trying to figure out how this would all fit together if > Carter S. PYLE (Hib's father) and Carter S. PYLE (Ura's brother) were one > person. Interesting possibility. > > Jim Smee > Pittsburgh PA > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > All genealogy discussion lists can be found at: > http://members.aol.com/johnf14246/gen_mail.html > Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright

William Pyle, bought land in Dade County, MO in 1859 and 1860. You can get a copy of these Land Patents at: www.glorecords.blm.gov/ You pick the state, county and name and it lets you print out dates, land description and the actual Land Patent. [email protected] Floyd B. Bennett, Dubuque, Iowa.

Past and Present of Marshall County, Iowa, 1912, B. F. Bowen & Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Vol. 2, page 1079-80 Ora A. Pyle In his labors Ora A. Pyle, a progressive young farmer of Eden township, Marshall county, has not permitted himself to follow in the rut in a blind, apathetic way, but has studied and experimented and thus secured the maximum returns from his enterprising efforts, while he has so ordered his course at all times as to command the confindence and regard of the people of the community in which he lives, being a man of honarable business methods and advancing whatever tends to promote the public welfare in any way. Mr. Pyle was born in Marshall county, Iowa, November 2, 1878, and he has practically resided here all his life. He is the son of J. B. and Anna (Perry) Pyle, the former born July 19, 1846, in Ohio, and the latter October 17, 1846 in Illinois. They came to Iowa in the early development of the country and, by thrift and good management, became well established, and they are now residing in a commodious home in Melbourne, this state. They are the parents of five children, namely: James, born August 14, 1868, lives at Red Oak, Montgomery county, Iowa; Emma Perry, born in May, 1870, also lives at Red Oak; Mrs. Nellie Gilligan lives in State Center township; Ora A. of this review; Russell, born October 27, 1884, lives in Eden township, this county. Ora A. Pyle grew to maturity on the home farm and was educated in the local schools. He started the new year right in 1902 by uniting in marriage on the first day of January, with Floy M. Johns, who was born in Jasper county, Iowa, June 17, 1884, the daughter of Jacob and Mary (Smith) Johns, the former born in Pennsylvania in 1850, and his death occurred in Jasper county, Iowa, in Mary, 1907; the mother was born in Illinois, September 15, 1850, and she is living in Jasper county, Iowa. There were ten children in this family, namely: George Edwin lives in Jasper county, where Charles Henry also resides; Adam Leslie lives in Harvard, Iowa; Alonzo Forest and Ira Jacob both reside in Jasper county; Mrs. Sadie Jane Smith lives in Red Oak, Iowa; Mrs. Henrietta Bear lives in Jasper county; Colonel Arthur lives in Jasper county. Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Pyle, namely: Harry Edwin, born March 15, 1903; Warren Jacob and Loren John, twins, were born April 9, 1906. Mr. Pyle tills one hundred and twenty acres of his father's land in Eden township. The parents of both Mr. and Mrs. Pyle emigrated here from Illinois and they have long been regarded as very valuable acquistions, for they have all played well their parts in the affairs of the county. Politically, Mr Pyle is a Republican. Like many of our modern farmers, he is has a motor car, which he and his family greatly enjoy. He takes a deep interest in local affairs and has been chosen road supervisor and school director, serving as president of the board for a number of years, filling these positions in a mannner that reflected much credit upon himself and to the entire satisfaction of all concerned. He is one of Marshall county's progressive young farmers and believes that one's life should be lived each day. He is conservative, yet broad and liberal enough to realize that true enjoyment comes from even exchange of values. He and his wife are of an optimistic, genial, hospitable temperament which has made them popular with the best citizens of the county.