Dear Rita, Thank you for sharing your feelings and experiences about the holidays. There are many who have had similar experiences as a result of divorce or death. It is heartwarming to know that special someone may show up in one's life at any time and transform the holidays into a joyous experience again. Congratulations on your marriage and new family. Happy holidays to all! Sincerely, Sharon Doyle Houston TX SSdoyle1@aol.com (Divorced for 12+ years)

In the Volumes of MAGNA CHARTA, by John S. Wurts, is listed Mary Turner Polk Pyle as a descendant of certain Lords and Kings. Does anyone know of this person??. She apparently contributed some data to the this series of 8 volumes which was printed in 1944. Patrick Murray pat.murray@juno.com

Dear Cousins: I decided to write about new traditions. I am very excited about beginning new traditions this very Christmas. You see, I was divorced eleven years ago, and I spent many a lonely Christmas wishing I had someone to spend the holidays with. Of course, I had my son, and my parents and siblings, but I was lonely and the holidays always seemed to make that worse. I would be horribly depressed, closing the drapes, turning otu the lights, sitting in the dark. But a couple of years ago at a business convention, I met a wonderful man from Atlanta, GA. He was worth the long wait. :) We were married this past February and this will be our first Christmas together as husband and wife. He has two daughters from his first marriage (18 and 13) and I have my son (14). Last year I picked up my entire life in Arkansas and moved to Atlanta to be with him. This Christmas, he and I went to one of those Christmas tree lots and bought the first real live tree I've decorated since I was 14. I've bought presents for my two new stepdaughters (and of course my son). I have a whole new set of in-laws that I've come to love very much and shopping for them was a new treat, too. We're planning a special dinner tomorrow night for our new family (divorced and blended families have to juggle which days to celebrate, but that's okay, too) and we will open our presents. Saturday, we will go to a Christmas brunch with some of my husbands oldest and my newest friends. Sunday, we are going to visit some older relatives of my husbands. Monday, he is taking me to see The Nutcracker, and Tuesday we're taking the kids to see A Christmas Carol. Christmas Eve will be spent with my new in-laws and friends who drop in on them every year. And Christmas day we will leave for Arkansas to see my family. Although I've had wonderful Christmases with family and loved ones, I've never had a Christmas like this, this full and warm and wonderful, to share with someone I love so much. This is just my first Christmas in a whole new life of new traditions and I am so grateful for it. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Rita Davis

Tradition in my family was and is what is cooked for Christmas dinner. Through the years the dinner has changed but there are some things that stay the same. Pea salad - my step-mom always fixed pea salad - last Christmas was the first time for as far back as I remember she did not fix pea salad - not the kind with cheese and mayonnaise but with a wonderful vinegarette. I made the pea salad last year and will this year. Mom Judy died a year ago last November. I was fortunate in having two fathers and two mothers. My parents were divorced and both remarried to wonderful people. Christmas was spent with both sets of parents, Christmas Eve with my Mom and step-father and Christmas Day with my step-mom and Dad. Mom always fixed ambrosia - apples, oranges, grapefruit, red and green cherries and no dressing just the juices from the fruit. The telling of my great grandmother singing "Silent Night" was always a must until my grandmother Alma died. My great grandmother was in church for mid-night mass on Christmas Eve, everyone was singing "Silent Night" and one by one everyone else stopped except for my great grandmother. She was singing in German her parents native language amid people of German backgrounds. When she finished there apparently was a deep silence and a feeling of sweetness and holiness in the church as the service continued. Strange how traditions seem to cease when a person is no longer living. Dolores in Texas

Thanks for the kind words, Marjory. I think we have a great bunch of folks on this maillist! Regarding the archives, there are two archival systems going on right now that I have posted the urls for. One of those only has the archives back to Nov. 18. The other url has ALL of our notes back to the inception of the list in July. If you click on the following url it should take you there. If you have any problems please let me know. http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Happy holidays! Sara Marjory Payne wrote: e archive again, I did at the first but only found Nov. there so need > to go back earlier. Haven't made any close connection, but have been > pleased to find those of the family. But most of your list seem to be > southern lines,my family [s] will hook up eventually. >

We are still looking for parents/siblings of Martha Jane Pyle, b GA 12/25/1846. Death certificate says "not known" for names of Mother and Father. (Martha Jane was away from home, visiting her daughter when she died.) Martha Jane married James Joseph Newton Fulmer in St. Clair Co, AL, 4/11/1865. They were still in Alabama in 1883 and were in Texas by 1885. 1860 AL census shows a Martha Piles, 14, living with a Mary Piles, head of household, in Harpersville (Shelby Co), AL. Others in the household include: William, 18, Russ 16, Sallie 12, and Daniel W. 10. All born in GA. Would appreciate any help/leads/wrecking ball to break down this brick wall! Carolyn & Wayne Fulmer

My family wasn't big on traditions for Christmas so will pass on that one. But I want to take the time to thank you for the Pyle list, the information that keeps coming and will come in the future. I have to try the archive again, I did at the first but only found Nov. there so need to go back earlier. Haven't made any close connection, but have been pleased to find those of the family. But most of your list seem to be southern lines,my family [s] will hook up eventually. Also it's interesting to read so many references to The Blue book as you call it. I remember when I found their ad in the Helper, wrote to see if they had a connection for me, didn't, ordered the book and they had my familylisted in the unknown lines in the back and there was another family who were cousins to my John B. Very exciting for me as was the first Pyle connection I had made. The book needs a complete rewrite as you have so many lines now. Hope there will be someone up to the challenge to do so, and in the meantime I am forever grateful the Pyles took the time energy and money to compile the records they did. Thanks and I look forward to another year of the list. Marjory

pyle@airmail.net wrote: > > Dear Pyle cousins, > > With the holiday season here I was thinking that it would be enjoyable > if we share any traditions or favorite memory of the holiday season that > we have. > > Sara, Your story brings back memories of my childhood. We lived near the Trinity River in Kaufman/Henderson County and we would go to the 'free range' area of the river bottom flood plain and gather pecans for Christmas baking and also to sell for Christmas gifts. We usually worked several week-ends to get enought to sell. My parents would go to Waxahatchie to shop while we were at school. We knew when they had been shopping as soon as we came inside the house, you could smell apples and oranges. That was during the late 30's and early WW II years and we only had 'store' bought fruits at Christmas time. We drew names at school, then the last day before Christmas vacation, we had a Christmas Tree in the gym at and placed all the presents under it and the whole community came. We sang carols and Santa passed out the gifts and just had a great time. The last year I attended that school (11 years old) I got a bottle of Jergen's lotion wrapped in a brown paper bag. To this day, I don't know who gave that to me!! Merry Christmas Ya'll from TEXAS !!! Doris

Dear Pyle cousins, With the holiday season here I was thinking that it would be enjoyable if we share any traditions or favorite memory of the holiday season that we have. It seemed that we always had pecans, walnuts and other nuts mainly during the holidays. Walnuts were one favorite, but I didn't like them to eat as much as pecans. I liked to play with the shells. Sometimes I would paint them different colors or put faces on them. When I was a child my parents would drive a few miles to an area where there were many pecan trees. We would pick from some of the thousands of pecans that had fallen to the ground and were hidden in the leaves. The day we did this was usually very brisk but sunshiny with a beautiful blue sky. After we had filled a bag of carefully selected nuts we would go home and start to shell them for mother to use in her baking and candy making. Naturally, I would eat some of them as soon as I would get them shelled, they were so good! Mama would bake wonderful pecan pies and other goodies using pecans throughout the holiday season. I loved pecans so much that Santa would put some in my stocking along with oranges and other fruits. It is with sadness many years later that I drive past that same area which long ago became a strip shopping center, popular for a while, now fallen into disrepair and vacant. Now we buy our pecans at the grocery store but they never seem to be as good as the ones we used to get from the trees many years ago. Sara

Pyle/Piles Researchers: Will try again on my John Piles. Need parents, siblings and any further info on desc. It is suspected his parents moved in the 1770's from Frederick Co., MD to Monongalia Co, VA. In Feb. 1799 according to Monongalia Court Records, he moved to Green Co., PA. 1810 Census, Wayne Twp, shows him with wife (unknown who) and children. Shortly after the census he moved to Scioto Co., OH. There he married second Rachel Arnold 19 Mar 1812. He died in Scioto Co. 1837.His children: By first wife: (all born Green Co., PA) 1. William, b 1802 m Ellen Brouse 24 Apr 1837 Scioto Co, OH 2. Jeremiah, b 27 Sep 1803 m 22 Mar 1831 Scioto Co, OH 3. Ruhamer b ca 1804 m George Mitchell 17 Feb 1831 Scioto Co., OH. 4. Cynthia b 1808 m Evan Moore 1 Apr 1830 Scioto Co, OH 5. Betsy 6. Sally By Rachel Arnold (all born Scioto Co., OH) 7. Lucinda b 1815 m Aaron Stockham 28 Apr 1840 8. Joseph b 1819 (may be the Joseph Piles in Rush Co., IND 1850. 9. Elizabeth Ann b 1824 10. Malinda\Matilda b 1826 11. Clinton David b 7 Jan 1828 m 9 Aug 1849 Scioto Co, OH Caroline Harrison Kendall b 1827 Harrison Co,, VW. Elizabeth lived with her sister Cynthia, after her mother Rachel's death in 1838.

Hi , I am reposting my Pyle family in hopes that someone will recognize it. John Pyle b.5/10/1816 d. 9/18/1890 buried New Garden Meeting m. Eliza Pyle ( I believe her maiden name is also Pyle) b.1813 d. 1886 buried New Garden Meeting. Their children according to the will are: Eliza A. Pyle Eli Pyle ( my gg grandfather) who married Anna Cooper d/o Preston Cooper ( Eli & Anna buried at Union Hill, Kennett Square) Naomi PYLE Edwards Amanda PYLE Cooper Jennie PYLE Paxon George Pyle ( Both names mentioned on an 1854 birth registration of a female Pyle John Pyle On the will there is also a Joseph PYLE mentioned as executor and also Milton C. Pyle was also mentioned as a witness. I am looking for John and Eliza's parents. On an 1860 census there is an Elizabeth Pyle listed as being 78 ( b. C 1782) the mother of John or possibly Eliza. If anyone recognizes this family please e-mail me at Masttrim@epix.net Joanne Lancaster Co. PA

Ref: Howard Pyle, THE PYLE-PILE FAMILY IN AMERICA The second child of Levi Pyle and Elizabeth PALMER was Hannah,b 1795, d. 30 June 1826,m. Samuel TAYLOR. They had one child, Levi TAYLOR,d. @1870. I wrote about Amy, the third child, in my earlier post on this family. The fourth was son, James Pyle, b. 1799, d. 1834, m. Elizabeth SMITH, b. July 1807,d/o Solomon & Rachel SMITH. They had two children: Sarah Ann Pyle, b. 01 Jan. 1825, d. 11 May 1862,m. George HIPPLE,b. 05 Dec. 1822, s/o Geo. & Elizabeth HIPPLE. Sarah & Geo. had 5 children. Parker Pyle, b. 30 Mar. 1828, d. 1904 Taylors, Washington Co.,PA.m 1st Nancy McROBERTS, b. 01 Aug. 1825, d 24 Nov. 1845, m. 2nd Elizabeth Ann UNDERWOOD, his cousin,d/o Amy PYLE & Elihu UNDERWOOD. Parker had only one child with his first wife and none with the second. The dau was Harriet, b. 17 Sept. 1844,m. 14 Dec. 1865 Thornton BISHOP, 6 children. The fifth child of Levi was Levi, Jr.,b. 22 Sept. 1801, d. 13 July 1871, m 1st Betsey ?, m. 2nd Martha MILLER, 30 July 1848. She lived on Pike Run Washington Co.,Pa. Levi,Jr. & Betsey had 3 children: Emeline Johnson Elizabeh Levi,Jr. & Martha had 5 children: Mary Ellen, b. 25 June 1850 Margaret Ann, b. 26 Mar. 1853 John R. ,b. 15 Sept. 1855 Albert, b. 26 Mar. 1862 Alline, twin of Albert The other two sons of Levi PYLE: Reason and John, died without issue. The last child, Francina Pyle, m. James BECKLEY and they had two children Wm. BECKLEY (no info) and Ann E. BECKLEY who married someone surnamed CAMPBELL, no other info. Sara

Ref: H. PYLE, THE PYLE-PILE FAMILY IN AMERICA Reece Pyle, b. 9 Oct. 1793, d. 12 Nov.1846. m 1 March 1821 to Ann MORGAN. Ann was b 24 Jan. 1800, Baltimore, MD, d/o William & Hannah (MATHEWS) MORGAN. Ann d. 23 May 1838 in Washington Co.,PA. Reece and Ann lived in Washington Co.PA after marriage. Their 7 children were: Mary Pyle, b. 14 Feb.1822, d 8 Sept. 1887. Morgan Pyle ,b 14 Jan. 1824 at Granville, Washington Co.,PA.m. 24 Feb. 1854 at Granville. Enlisted in Co. A 100th PA Volunteers in Civil War. He was a coal miner. m. Matilda RIDDLE. No children listed. Hannah Pyle, b. 22 April 1827, d. 5 May 1898, McKeesport,PA.,m 9 Feb.1847, Greenfield,PA to Isaac EDMUNDSON, b. 1825, d 1897, son of Wm. EDMUNDSON. Seven children listed. Taylor Pyle, b. 14 Mar 1830, d 04 Feb. 1907, m 29 Nov. 1854 Mary FITZSIMMONS, b. 23 July 1833? d/o George and Dorcas (POWEL) FITZSIMMONS. Taylor was a farmer and moved to LaSalle Co., later to Paxton, Ford Co.,Ill. He served in the army during the CW. Three children listed. Rachel Pyle, b. 14 Sept. 1831, d. 16 Dec. 1905, m 10 April 1852, Philander CARROLL, s/o Wm. CARROLL. Philander (what a name!!) was a ship carpenter in 1874 and lived in Monongahela City, Washington Co.Pa. Three children listed. Elizabeth Pyle, b. 13 May 1834, d 01 Oct. 1873, m 01 Mar 1855, Michael HARRIS, b. 11 July 1829, d 21 Dec. 1905. Three children listed. Esther Ann Pyle, b. 24 Jan. 1836, d 01 May 1902, m 29 Mar1853 Wm. BURNS, b. 21 Aug. 1832 Monongahela Co.,Va., d. 13 June 1902. Six children listed. Unless Morgan Pyle had children that the compiler didn't know about, this line "daughtered out". Sara

Dear Pyle cousins, Just had to let you know that at this moment we are at 100 active members on the PYLE list!! Several cousins dropped out when school started or for other reasons,if they were still with us we would have crossed this milestone much sooner. This is really wonderful! I know that many of you have visited our new archives and have given me glowing reports. There is a time when the messages will drop off from the site. I don't recall the number or the frequency that the messages will be dropped but I advise everyone to take advantage of this service provided us by RootsWeb unless you have been on the maillist from its beginning in mid July of this year. The url is: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Sara

duh. I left off the locations on that posting I just sent regarding Amy Pyle UNDERWOOD, d/o Levi. Ref: H. PYLE, THE PYLE-PILE FAMILY IN AMERICA Levi was b in Thorntown, Del. Co. PA. m. 1st 21 March 1793 Elizabeth PALMER in Thornbury, PA. She d. 24 Sept. 1823, m. 2nd to ?? @1802 Levi & family moved to Wetern PA and he was a shoemaker by occupation and an auctioneer. After Elizabeth's death, Levi remarried and moved to Cincinnati, OH. Sara

HO! HO! HO! to you! You just got an early present!! There is quite a bit on this line in what we call "the bluebook" Howard PYLE's THE PYLE-PILE FAMILY IN AMERICA 1642-1980: Amy was the 3rd child of 8 born to Levi Pyle, more info if needed. I have listed the eight children in order and included Amy's children under her name. Sara Reece Pyle,b. 9 Oct. 1793,d 12 Nov. 1846, m 1 Mar.. 1821 to Ann MORGAN. Hannah Pyle, b. 1795, d 30 June 1826, m Samuel TAYLOR. Amy Pyle, b. 22 Jan. 1797, d. 17 Nov. 1870,m. 6 April 1820, to Elihu UNDERWOOD, son of Stephen & Mary UNDERWOOD. Their children: George Underwood, b. 24 May 1824 Isabel " " b.11 Dec. 1826 Rebecca " " b. 16 Oct. 1830 William H. " b. 17 Sept. 1832 Elihu, Jr. " b. 04 April 1837 Joanna " b. 08 Nov. 1838 Elizabeth Ann " b. 22 Mar. 1829, m. Parker PYLE, son of James & Elizabeth (SMITH) PYLE, these were cousins James Pyle, b. 1799, d. 1834, m. 1824 Elizabeth SMITH, ,b. July 1807, d/o Solomon & Rachel SMITH. More on this line if you want it. Levi Pyle,Jr., b. 22 Sept. 1801, d. 13 July 1871, m. 1s Betsey ?m. 2nd Martha MILLER on 30 July 1848. Reason Pyle, d. 26 Nov. 1844, unmar. John Pyle, m. Hannah, no issue. Francina Pyle, d. 27 Sept. 1834, m. James BECKLEY. There is more info on the children of Amy's siblings. Hope this helps. PAOsborn wrote: > > seek info on siblings & children of Amy PYLE, b-Jan 1797, Del.Co.,PA;d-1870 > PA(Fayett/Westmorland Co?); > md to Eluhu UNDERWOOD. > They had 7 known children, all born in PA-(Delaware Co?!). > > Any info/leads is greatly apprectiated!! > > HAPPY HO!!

Piles List - Here is the last part of the 1693-1740 Chester Co., PA Tax List for PILES. There are probably later lists. Check with your local FHC Library. - Tom YEAR TWP TAX NAME 1732 Bethel 0-8-6 Daniel Pyle 1732 Bethel 0-8-0 Joseph Pyle 1732 Birmingham 0-7-6 William Pyle 1732 Concord 0-3-6 Ralph Pyle 1732 Concord 0-15-0 Nicholas Pyle 1732 Kennett 0-5-0 Jno. Pyle 1732 Kennett 0-4-0 Sam'l Pyle 1732 Thornbury 0-13-0 William Pyle 1732 Thornbury 0-11-6 Jno. Pyle 1734 Bethel 0=5-0 Daniel Pyle 1734 Bethel 0-6-0 Sam;l Pyle 1734 Bethel 0-7-0 Joseph Pyle 1734 Birmingham 0-6-9 William Pyle 1734 Concord 0-4-0 Sam'l Pyle 1734 Concord 0-2-0 Sarah Pyle 1734 Concord 0-3-3 Ralph Pyle 1734 Kennett 0-2-6 Sam'l Pyle 1734 Kennett 0-4-3 John Pyle 1734 Thornbury 0-6-0 Moses Pyle 1734 Thornbury 0-7-6 William Pyle 1734 Thornbury 0-8-0 John Pyle 1735 Bethel 0-7-0 Joseph Pyle 1735 Bethel 0-5-0 Daniel Pyle 1735 Birmingham 0-6-9 William Pyle 1735 Concord 0-2-6 Sam'l Pyle 1735 Concord 0-2-0 Sarah Pyle 1735 Concord 0-3-3 Ralph Pyle 1735 Kennett 0-2-0 Sam'l Pyle 1735 Thornbury 0-7-9 John Pyle 1735 Thornbury 0-6-9 John Pyle, Junr. 1737 Bethel 0-7-0 Joseph Pile 1737 Birmingham 0-6-9 William Pile 1737 Concord 0-2-0 Sarah Pile 1737 Concord 0-3-3 Ralph Pyle 1737 Kennett 0-2-0 Sam'l Pyle 1737 Thornbury 0-7-9 John Pyle 1737 Thornbury 0-6-9 John Pyle, Junior 1739 Aston 0-1-0 Elizabeth Pille 1739 Bethel 0-6-6 Joseph Pyle 1739 Birmingham 0-6-9 William Pile 1739 Concord 0-3-0 Samuel Pyle 1739 Concord 0-3-2 Ralph Pyle 1739 Kennett 0-2-0 Sam'l Pyle 1739 Society Land 0-1-0 Moses Pyle 1739 Thornbury 0-7-3 John Pyle, Jr. 1739 Thornbury 0-7-6 John Pyle, Sr. 1740 Bethel 0-5-0 Joseph Pyle 1740 Birmingham 0-6-9 William Pile 1740 Concord 0-9-6 Sam'l Pyle 1740 Concord 0-7-9 Ralph Pyle 1740 Kennett 0-2-0 Samuel Pile 1740 Thornbury 0-7-3 Jno. Pyle, Senr. 1740 Thornbury 0-7-6 Jno. Pyle, Junr. 1740 Society Lands 0-1-9 Moses Pile -- Tom Deagan - Pensacola FL http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~gdeagan http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/e/a/Thomas-D-Deagan/

seek info on siblings & children of Amy PYLE, b-Jan 1797, Del.Co.,PA;d-1870 PA(Fayett/Westmorland Co?); md to Eluhu UNDERWOOD. They had 7 known children, all born in PA-(Delaware Co?!). Any info/leads is greatly apprectiated!! HAPPY HO!!

The earliest PYLE I have in my family tree is Thomas Pyle, b.in England and d. aft 1885 in Franklin Co., Kansas. He married Ann C. Somers in 1840. Their children are: John Pyle - b.in PA Sarah A. Pyle - born in PA Ed Pyle Sonia Pyle James Pyle - born 1843 in England Thomas Pyle - born 1845 in England William Pyle - born January 1847 in England, died in Osage Co., Ks George Pyle - born 1848 in England Pheaba Pyle - born 1859 in PA Emma Pyle - born 1865 in PA Unknown Pyle - died on voyage to U.S. 2nd Generation Thomas Pyle (Thomas) was born 1845 in England and married Maude Bush (?) in 1892. Their children are: Alta Pyle - born Feb.1894 in Kansas Sarah Pyle - born Aug. 1895 in Kansas Clara Pyle - born Feb.1898 in Kansas William Pyle (Thomas) was born Jan.1847 in England and died in Osage Co., Kansas. He married Samantha Jane Lane 1867, daughter of David Lane and Rachel. Their children are: William Pyle - born October 28, 1869 in PA Thomas Pyle - born May 27, 1872 Anna Rachel Pyle - born May 1, 1874 in Osage City, Kansas, died November 5, 1905 in Olivet, Kansas. She Married John Roakey. George Pyle - born 1876 in Kansas Maggie Pyle - born August 20, 1878 in Kansas Bertha Pyle - born December 13, 1887 in Kansas Our line of Pyle married a Roakey, who then married a Fillmore. Have a Merry X'mas - Gwen Romine Surnames: DORR, DAVIS, ROMINE, FILLMORE, CROUCHER, BUSEY, BRUST, NEUFELD, ORENDORF, ABNEY, PANTON, TROWBRIDGE, TART, ROAKEY, MAXWELL, PYLE

Pile List - Following is the second batch of Piles extracred from the Chester Co., PA tax Lists 1693-1740. The balance of the list to follow later. Tom YEAR TWP TAX NAME 1720 Bethel 0-10-0 Joseph Pyle 1720 Bethel 1-10-0 Robert Pyle 1720 Bethel 0-12-9 Daniel Pyle 1720 Concord 0-12-6 Ralph Pile and his land in Birmingham 1720 Concord 1-2-6 Nicholas Pile and land in Kennett 1720 Thornbury 1-3-0 Wm. Pile 1720 Thornbuty 0-9-0 John Pile 1721 Bethel 1-5-0 Robert Pyle and land in Marlborough 1721 Bethel 0-10-3 Daniel Pyle 1721 Concord 0-19-6 Ralph Pyle and land in Birmingham 1721 Concord 0-17-6 Nicholas Pyle 1721 Kennett 0-12-6 Sam'l Pyle 1721 Thornbury 0-15-0 Wm. Pyle and land in Kennett 1721 Thornbury 0-11-3 John Pyle 1722 Bethel 1-5-0 Robt. Pyle land in Marlborough 1722 Bethel 0-9-0 Joseph Pyle 1722 Bethel 0-19-0 Daniel Pyle 1722 Birmingham 0-8-0 Wm. Pyle 1722 Concord 1-0-0 Nicholas Pyle 1722 Concord 0-12-6 Ralph Pyle 1722 Kennett 0-15-0 Samuel Pyle 1722 Thornbury 0-17-6 Wm. Pyle land in Kennett 1722 Thornbury 0-15-6 John Pyle 1724 Bethel 0-14-0 Robert Pyle 1724 Bethel 0-8-6 Joseph Pyle 1724 Bethel 0-15-3 Daniel Pyle 1724 Birmingham 0-11-0 William Pyle 1724 Concord 0-15-0 Ralph Pyle 1724 Concord 1-0-0 Nicholas Pyle 1724 Kennett 0-6-4 Wm. Pyle non-resid land 250A. 1724 Kennett 0-10-0 Sam'l Pyle 1724 Thornbury 1-5-0 William Pyle 1724 Thornbury 0-12-0 John Pyle 1725 Concord 0-6-0 Ralph Pyle 1725 Concord 0-15-0 Nicholas Pyle 1725 Kennett 0-7-6 Sam'l Pile 1725 Thornbury 0-16-0 Wm. Pyle 1725 Thornbury 0-12-0 John Pyle 1726 Bethel 0-8-0 Robert Pyle 1726 Bethel 0-9-0 Dan'l Pyle 1726 Birmingham 0-10-0 William Pyle 1726 Chester 0-7-0 Ralph Pyle (Note: This was listed as 1729 on the record. Use with caution) 1726 Concord 0-5-0 Ralph Pyles 1726 Concord 0-14-0 Nicholas Pyles 1726 Kennett 0-5-6 Sam'l Pyles 1726 Thornbury 0-10-0 John Pyle 225A. 1726 Thornbury 0-15-0 William Pyle 225A. 1729 Concord 0-16-0 Nicholas Pyle 1729 Kennett 0-4-0 Samuel Pyle 1729 Kennett 0-3-0 John Pyle 1729 Thornbury 0-12-0 John Pyle 1729 Thornbury 0-15-0 William Pyle 1730 Bethel 0-11-0 Joseph Pyle 1730 Bethel 0-14-0 Daniel Pyle 1730 Birmingham 0-10-0 William Pyle 1730 Concord 0-4-6 Ralph Pyle 1730 Concord 0-18-6 Nicholas Pyle 1730 Kennett 0-6-0 Sam'l Pyle 1730 Kennett 0-6-6 John Pyle 1730 Thornbury 0-15-6 John Pyle 1730 Thornbury 0-16-6 William Pyle To be continued -- Tom Deagan - Pensacola FL http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~gdeagan http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/e/a/Thomas-D-Deagan/