Frank, Here ya go! 1 John PYLE b: 1594 in Stanton St Bernard, Wiltshire, England d: December 22, 1651 in Bishops Canning, Wilts, Eng. ........ 2 Nicholas PYLE b: March 13, 1624/25 in Bishops Canning, Wilts, Eng. d: August 26, 1691 in Of Bishops Cannings, Wilts, Eng. ................... 3 [1] Robert PYLE b: December 29, 1660 in Wiltshire, England d: 1736 in Bethel, Delaware, Pennsylvania ............................. 4 William PYLE b: January 26, 1684/85 in Bishops Canning, , Wiltshire, England d: 1734 in , Pennsylvania? ........................................ 5 Isaac PYLE b: 1708 in Chester, Pennsylvania d: January 08, 1795 .................................................. 6 Job Pyle b: July 28, 1751 d: May 28, 1830 in Chester, PA ............................................................. 7 Job Pyle b: June 14, 1789 in Chester, PA d: May 10, 1868 in Chester, PA ........................................................................ 8 [3] John Y. Pyle b: 1836 d: 1910 ............................................................................ ...... 9 [4] Job Wilton Pyle b: February 21, 1861 in West Grove, Chester County, PA d: 1953 ............................................................................ ................. 10 John Edward Pyle b: March 08, 1887 in Rockwood, Randolph Co, IL d: May 1948 in Reading, PA ............................................................................ ........................... 11 [11] Wilton Job (Sr) Pyle b: February 18, 1912 in Reading, PA ............................................................................ ...................................... 12 Wilton Job (Jr) Pyle b: December 01, 1937 in Reading, Pennsylvania ............................................................................ ................................................. 13 Wilton Job (III) Pyle b: March 17, 1959 in Wilmington, DE ............................................................................ ............................................................. 14 Wilton Job (IV) Pyle (My Son) Recognize anybody? Wilt ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 5:31 PM Subject: Re: [PYLE] Greetings > Wilt, What is your linage? > Frank Pyle > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > List archives can be found at: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright > >

Wilt, Here is my direct line.           John Pyle , of the Parish of Bishops Cannings, Wiltshire, England.          b. ca 1594,   d 1651-2     m ca 1620, Mary M. Withers ##########################################          Nicholas Pyle, of Bishops Canning, Wiltshire, England.     bapt. 3-13-1625   bur 8-26-1691          m 9-22-1656,   Edith Musprat ##########################################          Robert Pyle   migrated to Penn. in 1682-3     bapt 12-29-1660, d 1736          m   11-16-1681 Anne Stovey ,     (2) 1-30-1725 Susan Turner ##########################################          William Pyle ,     b 11-26-1685 ,   d 1734     m 1709   Olive Bennett ##########################################  Isaac Pyle,          b ca 1721   Marlborough, Chester Co. Pa.     d 11-8-1794   m 9-21-1750 Elizabeth Darlington ##########################################            Job Pyle   Chester Co. Pa     b 9-28-1751 d 3-28-1830     m 5-18-1775 Ruth Harlan ##########################################          Isaac Pyle,   Chester Co. Pa.     b 5-3-1777   d 11-27-1842     m   3-6-1828   Sarah Chalfant ##########################################          Isaac Newton Pyle, Chester Co. Pa.     b 8-17-1830   d nk     m (1) 6-19-1856 Hannah Baker     m (2) 1862   Elizabeth White     m (3) 12-22-1864 Sarah Baker ##########################################          Lindley Baker Pyle ,     b 3-30-1857   d 12-21-1906     m Lydia Jane Marshall ##########################################          Howard NewtonPyle,Sr.   Wood worker in West Chester, Pa.     b 8-27-1889   d 4-6-1955          m Iva Jane Watson ##########################################          Howard Newton Pyle, Jr. married & moved to Fredericksburg, Va.     b 7-27-1914   d 8-10-1980       m Mildred May Jones ##########################################       Frank Leonard Pyle,,   Norfolk, Va.   b 2-16-1941 ##########################################          

Wilt, What is your linage? Frank Pyle

My intention is not to confess my father's sin but...Family rumor has it that my father Sammie Jesse Pyles had a son in Texas in the early 1960's I haveno way of knowing if this is true. Are there any of you out there that know of a dad-less lad who would be 30 something about now born around Dalhart/Amarillo Texas? Just wondering if I have another brother. Thank You.

Greetings, Wilton Job Pyle III here. Thought I'd check in. Have been here for quite some time but haven't written before. I'm from the line of Chester County, PA Pyles. Say that 3 times. Any family out there? Wilt

Do you by chance have a Simond or Simone Pyle b mid 1800, on your list? Can't seem to connect in NJ anywhere, so thought they may come from PA. Thanks, Sandy Monmouth Co., NJ Surnames: TILTON & HARRIS, PYLE & MORAN Mercer Co., KY Surnames: PATTERSON & BUNTON, LAWSON & McGINNIS "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world." ----- Albert Einstein, 1879-1955 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wilt Pyle" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 3:13 PM Subject: [PYLE] Greetings > Greetings, > Wilton Job Pyle III here. Thought I'd check in. Have been here for quite > some time but haven't written before. > I'm from the line of Chester County, PA Pyles. Say that 3 times. > Any family out there? > > Wilt > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > Not sure how to sub/unsub? Contact Sara at > [email protected] > Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright >

Thomas, you said your uncle John Howard Pyle had an opportunity to visit the site where Ernie Pyle was killed, and had a photo of that site. Where was it exactly? I have read a lot about Ernie Pyle and I have seen several sites mentioned. I posted a message where I said the site was Iwo Jimo and this is just west of Okinawa. I did not put the time but I had been told it was at 10:i5 a.m. on April 18, 1945. George -----Original Message----- From: Thomas A. Pyle <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, August 31, 2000 10:53 AM Subject: [PYLE] ERNIE PYLE >Prior to WWII Ernie and my uncle John Howard Pyle were in regular contact >with each other by letter. Howard was a newspaper man in Phx., AZ and an >NBC employee in the State. > >When Ernie was preparing to go overseas to his assignment, he stopped in >Phx. to see Howard, and my parents and I were invited to have lunch with >them. I was about eight at the time. > >Later, Howard also became a war correspondent for NBC. During their >respective service, the military saw to it that Howard and Ernie were never >in the same battle zones. After Ernie was killed, Howard was transferred >to the Pacific where he had the opportunity to visit the site were Ernie >died. Until Howard's passing he kept a color photo of that spot on the >wall of his office. > >We were always told that Ernie was a third cousin to my Dad and his >brothers Howard and Maurice. > >Tom > >_______________________________________ >Thomas A. Pyle >Executive Director/CEO >Network for Instructional TV, Inc. [www.nitv.org] >Home of TeachersFirst [www.teachersfirst.com] and VideoFirst >[www.nitv.org/videofirst] > > >==== PYLE Mailing List ==== >Visit the PYLE GenConnect Suite >Copyright 2000 >Author retains copyright > >

Years ago my husband & I did antiques shows. At on show in King of Prussia, Pa. the dealer next to us was named Pyle. They told us they were the people who gave Gomer Pyle his name on the Andy Griffin Show. They named him Pyle after the family name, they were related to Ernie Pyle also, and Gomer as a joke because of the part he played. As someone not to bright. I think they knew the writer of the show. Barbara [email protected]

I too have been watching this list but haven't written or offered my search. I am just beginning and don't really know who I am looking for at this point. My ggrandmother was Phoebe Pyle, she married Robert Dodds. For as long as I am aware they lived in Venango County PA. My father does not even know his Grandfather Pyle's first name or anything about the family. Is anyone out there reaching any Pyles from this part of the country? Thea -----Original Message----- From: Wilt Pyle <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, August 31, 2000 2:08 PM Subject: [PYLE] Greetings >Greetings, >Wilton Job Pyle III here. Thought I'd check in. Have been here for quite >some time but haven't written before. >I'm from the line of Chester County, PA Pyles. Say that 3 times. >Any family out there? > >Wilt > > >==== PYLE Mailing List ==== >Not sure how to sub/unsub? Contact Sara at >[email protected] >Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright > >

Larry, I don't think there are any more of the Pyle Books for sale. Would you please check something in your book for me? Does it have a William Pyle, born about 1805 in North Carolina, married Margaret Allen in Sumner County Tennessee in 1825. Had 3 sons and one daughter. If so, does it have his parents listed. I would very much appreciate this, since I am stuck at this point in searching my family roots. Thanks, George -----Original Message----- From: Larry Roy <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 8:35 PM Subject: Re: [PYLE] Pyle Book >Listed below is where to get the Pyle book. But I don't think that there >are any copies left. I think that my sister said that she got the last one. >But you can try. I got mine about a month ago. It is a great book to have. > > Mrs. Jane Pyle > 12999 N. Pennsylvania > D-101 > Carmel, IN 46032-5419 > >You can call the daughter, Sarah Bratton at 317.846.1844. I am fairly >certain the price is $125.00 now. > >I have been told that it is also on microfilm at some LDS libraries and >the book is in some public libraries too. > >Several of us on the list have the book and will do lookups etc. > >Betsy > > >==== PYLE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe, write [email protected] with just the word unsubscribe in the message area. >Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright > >

Does the PYLE book include Coonrad PILE's line from Fentress Co., TN? Sue Tilleman List Administrator for the BOLDWYN, CARLOCK, and CEARLOCK Rootsweb Mailing Lists <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/i/l/Susan-E-Tilleman/index.html"> Home Page of Susan Cearlock Tilleman</A>

Dear Thomas Pyle, Oh how much I hope you are right about your relationship to Ernie. I am a second cousin twice removed from Ernie through William Pyle and Mary Mack. I can trace John through Robert Pyle I in the Pyle/Pile book. Were you able to find any documentation through your immediate family? I have been able to follow Ernie from Robert Pyle and Martha Malone down to present. Here is what I have found on John Howard Pyle. isn't it a coincidence that they both finished the war at Ie Shima. John Howard Pyle John Howard Pyle moved from the obscurity of a Phoenix radio station to serve two terms as the Governor of Arizona and also served as President of the National Safety Council from 1959 to 1974. Million's of driver's graduated from the Safety Council's Defensive Driving Course that was John's brainchild. His domestic driver improvement program is taught in nine countries He won national recognition with a stirring address "What is Right for America" during the 1952 GOP national convention and his voice is familiar to millions following 21-year career in radio. He performed Easter sunrise services at the Grand Canyon for 25 years and was the voice for all United States Armed Force Networks when the Second World War came to an end. When the Japanese surrender party arrived at Ie Shima, John covered the surrender ceremonies on board the U.S.S. Missouri and was the first radio reporter to arrive with the U. S. Armed Forces on Japan's mainland. John also narrated the triumphant return of General Jonathan Wainwright to the United States following his imprisonment by the Japanese. John was drafted as a Republican candidate for governor of the state of Arizona in 1950 and despite a history of Democratic control, he easily won the election and was re-elected two years later. President Eisenhower asked him to join his staff in Washington in 1955 and appointed him as to the Deputy Assistant to the President for Federal-State relations. John served on many boards and agencies and was on the Board of Trustees for Redlands University in California and the Arizona Board of Regents. Since his retirement he has written a daily column for the "Tempe Daily News." John Pyle, safety council president, radio personality and advisor to presidents was still alive in 1994. John Howard Pyle was the voice of America in Ie Shima at the close of the Second World War. ----- Original Message ----- From: Thomas A. Pyle <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 5:56 AM Subject: [PYLE] ERNIE PYLE > Prior to WWII Ernie and my uncle John Howard Pyle were in regular contact > with each other by letter. Howard was a newspaper man in Phx., AZ and an > NBC employee in the State. >

Albert, that's exactly like my memory of him. The sadness everyone felt at his death. Barbara [email protected]

Here is an off the wall question that genealogists who are more experienced than I might be able to help me with (I hope). Basically, I want to know how to list people who are know by another name other than their legal names. My two cases in point: My father, JAMES ASHMAN XXXX, always told me his middle name was his mothers maiden as was the custom in his era. This year I found his birth certificate only to find out he was named JAMES HENRY XXX. I'm sure he didn't realize this since his naturalization papers, marriage license, and death certificate all have JAMES ASHMAN XXXX. For all intent and purposes, he IS James ASHMAN xxxx. But....do I list him as James HENRY since that is his legal name??? Case #2 is my mother. Her birth certificate says GWENDOLYN MARIE XXXX. She went my MARIE all her life because her mother 'liked Marie better than Gwendolyn'. A note of interest is that 5 of the 10 children went by their middle names! My mother also didn't realize what her legal name was so she married and had many legal documents with the name MARIE GWENDOLYN XXXX on them. She also named me Gwendolyn Marie, thinking it was the reverse of her name so to make a long story short(er) she had her name changed legally. Again, what name should I use for genealogical purposes?? Birth certificate name or legally changed name? What's ironic is that on the marriage license of my mother and father, neither one have their "legal" name on it.... are they legally married? ;-) Looking forward to your responses! Gwen

I think I have one like that. My Aunt Flo unbeknownst to me always called herself Norva. She died and I looked her up on the SSDI and couldn't find her. (Actually I have a very elusive PYLE family. No one on this list or on any place on the Internet have they been connected.) Anyway, to make a long story shorter, I contacted everyone email I could who had the same last name of the only cousin I knew of, and I found her. She told me her mother went by Norva and when I went back to the SSDI, there it was. Completely wrong name. It's Florence on her birth cert. Norva shows up no where except on the SSDI. Can you imagine. No wonder my Pyles are so very invisible. Sandy Monmouth Co., NJ Surnames: TILTON & HARRIS, PYLE & MORAN Mercer Co., KY Surnames: PATTERSON & BUNTON, LAWSON & McGINNIS ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gwen Wood" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:54 AM Subject: Re: [PYLE] Pyle Book > Here is an off the wall question that genealogists who are more experienced than I might be able to help > me with (I hope). > > Basically, I want to know how to list people who are know by another name other than their legal names. > My two cases in point: > > My father, JAMES ASHMAN XXXX, always told me his middle name was his mothers maiden as was the custom in > his era. This year I found his birth certificate only to find out he was named JAMES HENRY XXX. I'm sure > he didn't realize this since his naturalization papers, marriage license, and death certificate all have > JAMES ASHMAN XXXX. For all intent and purposes, he IS James ASHMAN xxxx. But....do I list him as James > HENRY since that is his legal name??? > > Case #2 is my mother. Her birth certificate says GWENDOLYN MARIE XXXX. She went my MARIE all her life > because her mother 'liked Marie better than Gwendolyn'. A note of interest is that 5 of the 10 children > went by their middle names! My mother also didn't realize what her legal name was so she married and > had many legal documents with the name MARIE GWENDOLYN XXXX on them. She also named me Gwendolyn Marie, > thinking it was the reverse of her name so to make a long story short(er) she had her name changed > legally. Again, what name should I use for genealogical purposes?? Birth certificate name or legally > changed name? > > What's ironic is that on the marriage license of my mother and father, neither one have their "legal" > name on it.... are they legally married? ;-) > > Looking forward to your responses! > > Gwen > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > Visit the PYLE GenConnect Suite > Copyright 2000 > Author retains copyright >

Well put Mr. Smee!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 9:47 PM Subject: Re: [PYLE] Posting Data to the Internet > My two cents: > > A hundred years from now, we're all going to be dead, and there ain't nobody > who's going to have gotten rich by stealing other people's genealogical > information. However, there will be countless people who will appreciate the > wealth of information that has been collected, distributed, shared, analyzed, > etc by we folks who share. Sure some of it is going to be wrong, but let's > give these future generations some credit regarding their ability to sort > through what is out there and make the most of it (and enjoy it and be > fulfilled by it). > > I wish some thief three hundred years ago had stolen and recorded information > regarding who the father of Francis PILES was. I'd pay a few shillings to > know that now. > > Jim Smee > Pittsburgh PA > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > Visit the PYLE GenConnect Suite > Copyright 2000 > Author retains copyright >

Prior to WWII Ernie and my uncle John Howard Pyle were in regular contact with each other by letter. Howard was a newspaper man in Phx., AZ and an NBC employee in the State. When Ernie was preparing to go overseas to his assignment, he stopped in Phx. to see Howard, and my parents and I were invited to have lunch with them. I was about eight at the time. Later, Howard also became a war correspondent for NBC. During their respective service, the military saw to it that Howard and Ernie were never in the same battle zones. After Ernie was killed, Howard was transferred to the Pacific where he had the opportunity to visit the site were Ernie died. Until Howard's passing he kept a color photo of that spot on the wall of his office. We were always told that Ernie was a third cousin to my Dad and his brothers Howard and Maurice. Tom _______________________________________ Thomas A. Pyle Executive Director/CEO Network for Instructional TV, Inc. [www.nitv.org] Home of TeachersFirst [www.teachersfirst.com] and VideoFirst [www.nitv.org/videofirst]

Hi Tam: Not to the best of my knowledge. But as I'm quite new at this, I suppose it's possible. I believe that my grandfather, Thomas Miller Pyle, did have a brother or two - but I haven't been able to track them down yet. Tom At 08:38 PM 8/30/2000 -0400, you wrote: >Hi Tom, >Hey do you have any brothers or uncles by the name of Earl Creston Pyle?? >Tam > > >==== PYLE Mailing List ==== >All genealogy discussion lists can be found at: >http://members.aol.com/johnf14246/gen_mail.html >Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright _______________________________________ Thomas A. Pyle Executive Director/CEO Network for Instructional TV, Inc. [www.nitv.org] Home of TeachersFirst [www.teachersfirst.com] and VideoFirst [www.nitv.org/videofirst]

I am most intrigued and must ask - who is the great Ernie Pyle? What do his "writings" consist of? Please enlighten an ignorant Kiwi! Patricia Taylor.

Dear Betsy, Thanks very much. I have been planning to get one for some time. It looks like I have put it off too long. John --- Larry Roy <[email protected]> wrote: > Listed below is where to get the Pyle book. But I > don't think that there > are any copies left. I think that my sister said > that she got the last one. > But you can try. I got mine about a month ago. It > is a great book to have. > > Mrs. Jane Pyle > 12999 N. Pennsylvania > D-101 > Carmel, IN 46032-5419 > > You can call the daughter, Sarah Bratton at > 317.846.1844. I am fairly > certain the price is $125.00 now. > > I have been told that it is also on microfilm at > some LDS libraries and > the book is in some public libraries too. > > Several of us on the list have the book and will do > lookups etc. > > Betsy > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe, write [email protected] > with just the word unsubscribe in the message area. > Copyright 2000-Author retains copyright > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/