We want to welcome Lynn Brosy to the PYLE discussion list! Lynn, when you have time, please tell us a little about yourself and the PYLE(S) line you are researching. All posts must be sent to PYLE-L@rootsweb.com If you are responding to a query, please send a copy to the PYLE-L list so that the response goes to the list as well as the person making the query. The reason for this request is that someone else may have information to share or be able to get a clue on their research, by reading the exchange of e-mails. Please utilize the subject line by putting a name and location, if possible. Or perhaps, you have some information to share on another topic, for instance, migration patterns. If you are posting a very long document or gedcom, then it should be done in 2 or 3 postings rather than the whole thing at once. For instance, you might be sending xxx pt. 1, xxx pt. 2, xxx pt 3, etc. The reason for this is very simply that some providers cannot handle large pieces of mail at one time. I know that AOL has been having some problems with this. Please DO NOT send attachments to the list because there has been a problem with that on some servers. If you have a document that is too large to do a cut and paste, then post a description of it to the list to see who might want it sent directly. If you have any questions about the list or you are not sure of what to do, please e-mail me at pyle@airmail.net Sara Broughton Pyle pyle@airmail.net RootsWeb Sponsor Lynn Brosy wrote: > > Subscribe

If you haven't seen the Quaker Corner, it is worth a look. Lot of good resources: http://bl-12.rootsweb.com/~quakers/ Dave

Harry, Thanks for sharing the the Pyles' Quaker records with us, but did you happen to record any in S.C. and/or GA? I live over 150 miles to the nearest library that has Hinshaw's and did not have a chance to look the last trip there. Doris

**************************** PYLES IN QUAKER RECORDS ***************************** Volume 5 Part 2 and Volume 6 Hinshaw, William Wade, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy (Richmond, IN: Friends Book and Supply House, 1946) p. 594 SPRINGFIELD MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH 1846, 1, 13 Mary Ann Pyle received on certificate from Miami Monthly Meeting, OH, dated 1845, 11, 26 1846, 6, 16 Rebecca Pyle received on certificate from Newberry Monthly Meeting, OH, dated 1846, 4, 13 1847, 2, 20 David Pyle granted certificate to marry Esther Stedom 1847, 5, 15 William Pyle Jr. and wife Rebecca and daughter Esther Ann granted certificate to Newberry Monthly Meeting, OH 1847, 10, 16 Esther S. Pyle received on certificate from Miami Monthly Meeting, OH, dated 1847, 7, 21 1848, 8, 19 David S. Pyle granted certificate to Dover Monthly Meeting, OH, to marry Sarah T. West 1849, 10, 20 Sarah Pyle received on certificate from Dover Monthly Meeting, OH, dated 1849, 8, 16 1851, 5, 17 William Pyle reported married to Lydia Smith 1851, 10, 18 William Pyle and wife Rebecca and son Jehu Evan received on certificate from Newberry Monthly Meeting, OH, dated 1851, 9, 15 1852, 6, 19 William Pyle reported married to Mary T. Carpenter 1852, 9, 18 Sarah Pule reported married to Moses Steddom 1854, 7, 15 David S. Pyle and wife Sarah T. And children Allen H. and Thomas Henry granted certificate to Dover Monthly Meeting, OH 1856, 6, 21 John Pyle and wife Mary Ann granted certificate to West Grove Monthly Meeting, IA 1856, 12, 20 David Pyle and wife Esther and children Joseph and Abijah granted certificate to Miami Monthly Meeting, OH 1858, 3, 20 William L. Pyle and wife Mary T. And children Charles C. and Marietta granted certificate to White Water Monthly Meeting , IN 1858, 5, 15 David Pyle and wife Esther S. And children Joseph S. and Abijah received on certificate from Miami Monthly Meeting, OH, dated 1858, 3, 23 1860, 1, 21 William Pyle Jr. and wife Rebecca and children Jehu Evan, David Lindley and John William granted certificate to West Union Monthly Meeting, IN 1860, 5, 19 David S. Pyle and children Allen H., Thomas Henry and Thamer Ann received on certificate from Dover Monthly Meeting, dated 1860, 4, 13 1860, 7, 21 Emily Newby (formerly Pyule) condemned, married out of unity 1861, 1, 19 William L. Pyle and wife Mary and children Charles C. And Marietta received on certificate from White Water Monthly Meeting, IN, dated 1860, 12, 26 1861, 2, 16 Jehu H. Pyule and wife Louisa and children Samuel W., Miriam C., Mary Ann, Abraham, George C. And Louiza granted certificate to New Garden Monthly Meeting, IN 1861, 2, 16 David S. Pyle condemned, married out of unity 1861, 2, 16 Ruth Pyle granted certificate to New Garden Monthly Meeting, OH 1862, 2, 15 Nancy J. Pyle received on certificate from Fairfield Monthly Meeting, dated 1862, 1, 18 1863, 4, 18 William L. Pyle and wife Mary T. and children Charles C., Marietta and Anna C. granted certificate to Bridgeport Monthly Meeint, IN 1865, 4, 15 David S. Pyle and wife Nancy F. and children Allen H, Thomas Henry, Tamar Ann, Sarah Malinda and Esther granted certificate to Oak Ridge Monthly Meeting, IN 1865, 12, 16 George Madden Jr. granted certificate to New Garden Monthly Meeting, IN, to marry Ruth Pyle 1868, 6, 16 Malinda Snowden (formerly Pyle) condemned, married out of unity 1868, 4, 18 David Pyle and wife Esther and children Joseph, Abijah H. And Mary C. granted certificate to White Water Monthly Meeting, IN 1871, 3, 18 William Pyle and wife Rebecca and children John Evan, David Lindley, John William, Joseph Luther and Mary Abigail received on certificate from West Union Monthly Meeting, IN, dated 1871, 2, 6 1872, 4, 20 Mary Pyle received by request 1872, 8, 17 William Pyle and wife Lydia granted certificate to Indianapolis Monthly Meeting, IN 1873, 5, 17 David S. Pyle and wife Nancy T. and children received on certificate from Clear Creek Monthly Meeting, OH, dated 1873, 4, 12 1873, 5, 17 Tamar Ann Pyle received on certificate from Clear Creek Monthly Meeting, OH, dated 1873, 4, 12 1881, 5, 21 Thomas Pyle and wife Olive and children Charles W., Albert C., Woodrow B. And Alfred C. received on request 1883, 12, 15 David S. Pyle disowned disunity 1884, 12, 20 William Pyle released by request 1885, 2, 21 William Pyle received by request 1888, 1, 21 A. C. Pyle and wife Emma and son Walter granted certificate to Wilmington Monthly Meeting, OH 1891, 11, 21 J.E. Pyle and wife Mary P. released by request 1893, 8, 12 Rachel J. Pyle released by request 1891, 6, 20 Sarah Emily Pyle (formerly Andrews released by request 1891, 11, 21 Evan Pyule and wife Mary released by request 1925, 7, 19 Charles Pyle and wife dropped from membership 1926, 6, 20 Omar Pyle dropped from membership 1926, 6, 20 Graham Pyle dropped from membership 1926, 6, 20 Martha Pyle dropped from membership 1926, 6, 20 Irene Pyle dropped from membership v. 5, p. 598 SPRINGFIELD MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH 1851, 5, 17 Lydia Smith reported married to William Pyle v. 5, p. 607 DOVER MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH Mary Emma Pyle was a charter member of Doer Monthly Meeting which was set off from Enter Monthly Meeting 9 mo. 4, 1824. Dover MM was four miles northeast of Wilmington, Clinton County, OH v. 5 p. 641 DOVER MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH 1848, 9, 21 David S. Pyle, son of John and Esther, Clinton County, O., married Sarah West, daughter of Thomas and Tamor West of Clinton County , OH Children: Tamar Ann b. 1854, 11, 13 Mary Emily b. 1856, 10,. 28 1856, 11, 3 Sarah T. Pyle died 1849, 8, 16, Sarah T. Pyle granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting. Clinton County, OH 1854, 8, 17 David S. Pyle and wife, Sarah T., and children Allen H. and Thomas Henry received on certificate from Springfield Monthly Meeting, dated 1854, 7, 5 1860, 4, 19 David S. Pyle and children Allen T., David Henry and Tamara Anna granted certificate to Springfield Monthly meeting 1868, 5, 14 Mary Emily Pyle set off with Wilmington Monthly Meeting, OH v. 5, p. 676 WILMINGTON MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH ----, --, -- Thomas Hadley b. 1832, 9, 21 m. Amanda Maria Pyle b. 1842, 7, 29 v. 5, p. 705, 706 WILMINGTON MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH -----Pyle m. Esther Stratton, daughter of Joseph and Dosha Stratton, born 1804,2,4 Child: William b. 1822, 7, 16 ----, --,-- William Pyle b. 1822, 76, 16 married Rebecca Gardner b. 1827,10, 1 Children: Jehu Evans b. 1850, 5, 17 David Lindley b. 1854, 10, 13 John W. b. 1857, 9, 19 Joseph L. b. 1863, 9, 8 Mary A. b. 1868, 11, 22 ----, --, -- David S. Pyle b. 1824, 8, 27 married Nancy Fisher b. 1823, 5, 29 Children Sarah Malinda born 1862, 6, 20 Esther born 1864, 1, 5 Rachel born 1865, 9, 18 ----, --, -- Henry Pyle m. Lydia Osborn b. 1854, 10, 13 Child: Samuel; C. B. 1878, 9, 7 ----, --, -- Jehu Evan Pyle b. 1850, 5, 17, married Mary P. Snowden born 1851, 10, 6 Children: Louella Marie b. 187-, 6, 10 William Howard b. 1876, 9, 3 Carrie b. 1880, 4, 30 1928, 1. 28 Mildred Pyle married Charles Sapp 1888, 3, 10 Alfred Clark and wife Emma received on certificate from Springfield Monthly Meeting, dated 1888, 1, 21 1921, 6, 15 Emma Pyle dropped from membership 1921, 6, 15 Frank W. Pyle, Mary and Margaret dropped from membership v. 5, 710 WILMINGTON MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH ----, --, -- Robert P. Snowden b. 1841, 6, 21 m. Malinda Pyle b. 1843, 11, 22 Children William J. b. 1868, 2, 28 and Esther Anna b. 1876, 10, 21 v. 6 p. 772 ALEXANDRIA MONTHLY MEETING, VA and DC Alexandria Monthly Meeting held its opening meeting on 23 Sep 1802 Alexandria, VA, and Washington, DC Frederick Pyle died 1934, buried West Grove, PA, son of Robert L. Pyle and wife Elizabeth. D. Walton-Pyle; received on certificate from London Grove MM, PA 13-8-1893, dated 5-7-1893 "removed to reside with his wife Ellen Passmore Pyle at 1345 T St. NW, Washington, DC" married 6-10-1892 Ellen Passmore d. 10-5-1934 buried West Grove, PA, daughter George Passmore and wife Elizabeth Browell-Passmore, Nottingham MM, dated 12-5-1893. Children of Frederick B. Pyle and wife Ellen Passmore-Pyle: Frederick Lawrence born 3-9-1894 granted certificate to Wilmington MM, Del., 11-7-1922 Elizabeth born 6-4-1896

At 10:06 PM 9/16/97 -0500, Sara wrote: >1829, 6, 24 Nathan Pyle disowned jH > >Harry, > >Thanks for the postings of the Quaker Records. Can you tell me what >the letters "jH" mean at the end of some of the entries? > Nope. I am still trying to determine that. Hinshaw used a lot of abbreviations which are listed in the front of each volume, but do not say what jH means. >Also, I am particularly interested in the vol.4 post because of the >Nathans and John's included. > >I have been checking census records ever since the big break on my PYLE >line and it appears that the older John and Nathan PYLES were from PA >before showing up in VA(WV). I am trying to establish a link to >Washington Co.,PA. When your posting came up it was another clue. > >Sara > > >

Just noticed that on the site I sent earlier, that one of our listmembers, Harry, has a very good posting there. Sara

If any of you are receiving mailings from Halbert's, you might want to check out this site. Some people like to order these books because of telephone/address listings, but you can get the same thing for free on the net at the Switchboard site. http://www.switchboard.com/ Sara Check out the SCAMS FAQ in the ROOTS-L archives: gopher://ftp.cac.psu.edu/00/genealogy/roots-l/faq/faq.scams Keep scrolling on down through the early comments to near the end for a very entertaining report of tracking down "Sharon Taylor" in England.

**************************** PYLES IN QUAKER RECORDS ***************************** Volume 5 Part 1 Hinshaw, William Wade, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy (Richmond, IN: Friends Book and Supply House, 1946) v. 5 p. 113 MIAMI MONTHLY MEETING, WARREN COUNTY, OH 1845, 4, 30 John Pyle, son of William and Mary, Clinton County, OH m. at Miami, Mary Ann Burnet, daughter of John and Elizabeth, Warren County, OH 1847, 3, 4 David Pyle, son of William and Mary, Clinton County, OH, m. at Turtle Creek, Esther Steddom, daughter of John and Alice. 1839, 4, 24 Isaac Hawkins granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting to m. Ruth Pyle. 1845, 11, 26 Mary Ann Pyle granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting. 1847, 7, 21 Esther Pyle granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting 1852, 7, 21 Moses Steddom granted certificate to SPRINGFIELD Monthly Meeting to marry Sarah Pyle. 1857, 1, 21 David Pyle and wife Esther S., and children Joseph S. and Abijah H. received on certificate from Springfield Monthly Meeting, dated 1856, 16, 20. 1858, 3, 24 David Pyle and wife Esther, and children Joseph S. and Abijah, granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting, OH 1889, 11, 20 Mary Ann Pyle reported to have become member of Marietta Monthly Meeting, Iowa (H) v. 5 p. 126 MIAMI MONTHLY MEETING, WARREN COUNTY, OH 1852, 7, 21 Moses Steddom granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting to marry Sarah Pyle v. 5 p. 273 FAIRFIELD MONTHLY MEETING, HIGHLAND COUNTY, OH 1861, 8, 17 Nancy T. Pyle (formerly Fisher) condemned. married contrary to discipline. 1862, 1, 18 Nancy J. Pyle granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting 1872, 5, 18 Certificate received for David SW. Pyle and wife and children endorsed to Clear Creek Monthly Meeting. v. 5 p. 356 CLEAR CREEK MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH 1872, 6, 8 Davis S. Pyle and wife, Nancy F.,and children Tamara Ann, Sarah Malinda, Esther and Rachel, received on certificate from Toledo Monthly Meeting, Kansas, dated 1872, 4, 27 1873, 4, 12 David S. Pyle and wife Nancy F. and children Sarah, Malinda, Esther and Rachel granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting, OH 1873, 4, 12 Tamara Ann granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting, OH v. 5, p. 427 428 NEWBERRY MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH 1845, 7, 23 William Pyle, son of John and Esther, Clinton County, OH m. in Westfork MH, Rebecca Gardner, daughter of William and Ann, Clinton County, OH, b. 1827, 10, 1. Ch. Esther Ann b. 1847, 2, 21 1846, 4, 13 Rebecca Pyle granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting, OH 1847, 6, 11 William Pyle and wife Rebecca and daughter Esther Ann received on certificate from Springfield Monthly Meeting, OH, dated 1847, 5, 15 1851, 9, 15 William Pyle and wife Rebecca and son Jehu Evan granted certificate to Springfield Monthly Meeting, OH v. 5 p. 524 CENTER MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH 1886, 5, 12 Elizabeth Pyle received by request 1886, 6, 16 Allen Pyle received on certificate from Toledo Monthly Meeting, Kansas 1888, 7, 18 Allen Pyle and wife released by request v. 5, p. 566 SPRINGFIELD MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH ---- -- -- Thomas Hadley m. Amanda Maria Pyle v. 5, p. 593 SPRINGFIELD MONTHLY MEETING, CLINTON COUNTY, OH ----, --, -- William Pyle b. 1788, 3, 11 d. 1875, 7, 20 buried Clarksville, married Mary Hadley b. 1692, 7, 27 d. 1848, 2, 7 Children: Samuel b. 1812, 9, 22 Jehu b. 1814, 9, 8 Mary b. 1816, 11, 22 Ruth b. 1819, 5, 16 John b. 1822, 11, 21 David b. 1825, 1, 16 Sarah b. 1827, 11, 9 William b. 1830, 2, 3 Ann Maria b. 1837, 4, 14 ----, --, -- Jehu Pyle b. 1795, 12, 25 d. 1859, 1, 29 married Esther Stratton b. 1804, 2, 4 d. 1897, 10, 26 Children: Joseph b. 1822, 7, 16 d. 1824, 6, 8 William b. 1822, 7, 16 David S. b. 1824, 8, 27 Abigail b. 1826, 5, 24 d. 1835, 10, 10 Caleb b. 1828, 12, 17 d. 1837, 3, 1 Nancy b. 1831, 1, 27 d. 1837, 2, 16 Lindley b. 1832, 12, 7 d. 1837, 3, 8 Emily b. 1835, 8, 28 Mary b. 1837, 10, 10 John b. 1840, 7, 29 d. 1856, 4, 17 Malinda b. 1843, 11, 22 ----, --. -- Rebecca Pyle, daughter of William Pyle and Anna Garnder b. 1823, 10, 1 d.1916, 3, 23, buried Springfield. ----, --, -- Jehu Pyle b. 1814, 9, 8 married Louise Carter b. 1812, 12 Children: Ruth b. 1837, 8, 15 Samuel b. 1840, 3, 22 Meriam b. 1843, 4, 17 ----, --, -- David S. Pyle m. Sarah T. ----- d. `856, 11, 3, buried Clarksville. Children: Allen H. b. 1849, 8, 27 Thomas Henry b 1851, 3, 21 d. 1869, 12, 5 buried St. George, KS. Esther Jane b. 1852, 12, 20 d. 1853, 9, 30 buried Clarksville Tamer Anna b. 1854, 11, 13 d. 1878, 3, 24 buried Springfield David S. m. 2nd Nancy T. ----- Children: Sarah Malinda b. 1862, 6, 20 Esther b. 1864, 1, 18 Rachel b. 1865, 9, 18 ----, --,-- Thomas Pyle, son of Samuel and Isabella b. 1848, 9, 5 d. 1907, 5, 4 buried Springfield, married Olive Harlan, daughter of John and Elizabeth Harlan b. 1850, 10, 4 d. 1925, 2, 18 buried Springfield Children: Albert b. 1877, 3, 6 d. 1931, 10, 2 Woodrow b. 1879, 10, 28 Charley b. 1870, 6, 26 ----, --, -- Charley Pyle, son of Thomas Pyle and Olive Harlan b. 1870, 6, 26 married Minnie M. Graham, daughter of Davis and Mary Graham b. 1870, 3, 2 Children: Ada Laura b. 1890, 10, 13 Howard O. b. 1893, 11, 13 Graham b. 1896, 3, 25 Irena b. 1898, 5, 27 Martha b. 1901, 8, 22 1820, 4 29 Esther Pyle (form Stratton) condemned, married out of unity 1822, 2, 25 Jehu Pyle Jr. received by request 1836, 11, 15 Jehu Pyle reported married to Louisa Carter 1836, 11, 15 Mary Austin (form Pyle) condemned, married out of unity 1838, 4, 17 Samuel Pyle disowned, married out of unity 1839, 6, 11 Ruth Pyle reported married to Israel Hawkins 1845, 2, 11 Jehu Pyle and wife Abigaril, received by reqeust 1845, 4, 15 John Pyle granted certificate Miami Monthly Meeting, OH, to marry Rebecca Garner

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1829, 6, 24 Nathan Pyle disowned jH Harry, Thanks for the postings of the Quaker Records. Can you tell me what the letters "jH" mean at the end of some of the entries? Also, I am particularly interested in the vol.4 post because of the Nathans and John's included. I have been checking census records ever since the big break on my PYLE line and it appears that the older John and Nathan PYLES were from PA before showing up in VA(WV). I am trying to establish a link to Washington Co.,PA. When your posting came up it was another clue. Sara

How interesting! Occasionally the Dallas paper will run a story about the southerners that went south after "the late unpleasantness". That they have tried to maintain ties with folks back home even after all these years. Would like to hear more about this. Sara RootsWeb Sponsor John Tyler wrote: > > Thanks for the warm welcome. My maternal grandmother was Cordie Ethel > Pyle. She was descended from the Pyles of central GA, and there seems > to be a connction to those in SE GA. These are the ones that emigrated > to Brazil after the civil war. I have been in touch with some possible > cousins in Brazil. Unfortunately, a burglar made off with both my > computer and files containing years of research. Now I am starting > over. >

Me again; I signed up for the Wrting family history course and already received my first lesson and homework, including a field trip. I'm already a couple of hundred pages into my family history book and am still back in the 1800's. This lesson came along as a form of "serendipity" and will give me a good push. I was letting myself get caught up with perfect grammar, by worrying about perfect spelling, the Fliesh reading ease percentages and grade levels as dictated by Bill Gates and Microsoft software. Any way, "Damn the Torpedos, Full speed ahead!" Check into this, it looks great for us people sitting here looking at all this material. Gee, Rachel's going to have to live forever to write all the history on her family. Ron.

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Someone wrote me the other day asking me for the nara site to see what is available and to get their soundex. I am sorry I don't recall who asked, so I am posting this to the list. Here 'tis. http://www.nara.gov/publications/microfilm/census/1790-1890/17901890.html Sara

Thanks for typing this out for us, Harry. I will keep it with other reference materials. Sara Harry Liggett wrote: > > **************************** > PYLES IN QUAKER RECORDS > ***************************** > Volumes 1, 2, 3 > Hinshaw, William Wade, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy (Richmond, > IN: Friends Book and Supply House, 1946)

**************************** PYLES IN QUAKER RECORDS ***************************** Volume 4 Hinshaw, William Wade, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy (Richmond, IN: Friends Book and Supply House, 1946) v. 4, p, 54 WESTLAND MONTHLY MEETING, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA 1814, 4, 27 Curtis Pyle, son of Nathan and Martha, Washington County, PA, married at Pike Run, Esther Griffith, daughter of Jacob and Lydia, Washington County, PA. 1790, 2, 27 John Pyle and wife, Susanna and children Jesse & Sara recieved on certificate from New Garden MM, dated 1789, 4. 1809, 8, 26 Nathan Pyle received by request. 1811, 12, 23 Palmer, William and Natan Pyle, children of Nathan, recieved by request. Also child Phebe. 1812, 2, 22 Martha Pyles received on certificate from Concord MM dated 1811, 12, 24 1813, 6, 26 Curtis Pyle received by request. 1820, 10, 26 George Palmyer Pyle disowned, married contrary to discipline. 1821, 8, 23 Ann Pyle (formerly Morgan) disowned, married contrary to discipline. 1825, 7, 28 William Pyle disowned 1829, 4, 22 Curtis Pyle disowned jH 1829, 6, 24 Nathan Pyle disowned jH 1830, 12, 27 Martha Pyle disowned jH 1834, 3, 26 Maria Taylor (formerly Pyle) disowned, married contrary to discipline. 1834, 12, 25 Maria Taylor (formerly Pyle) condemned, married contrary to discipline (H) 1838, 10, 25 Martha Powel (fomerly Pyle) disowned, married contrary to discipline (H) 1842, 5, 26 Curtice Pyle disowned disunity (H) 1843, 7 26 Esther and Ruth Pyle disowned. JH 1857, 5, 28 Rebecca Pyle (formerly Taylor) granted certificate to Middleton MM, Ohio (H) 1864, 4, 21 Esther Pyle and children transferred to Salem MM, this mtg being laid down (H) v. 4, p. 132 PROVIDENCE MONTHLY MEETING, FAYETTE COUNTY, PA 1832, 8, 2 Priscilla Pyle (formerly Vail) disowned, married contrary to discipline. v. 4, p. 158 CONCORD MONTHLY MEETING, BELMONT COUNTY, OH 1811, 10, 24 Jesse Pyle received on certificate from Concord Monthly Meeting, PA, dated 1811, 8, 9 1814, 7, 21 Jesse Pyle disowned joining M.E. Church. v. 4, p. 265 SHORT CREEK MONTHLY MEETING, JEFFERSON COUNTY, OH 1816, 3, 7 Sarah Pyle m. Israel Schooley 1824, 7, 31 Jane Pyle died, buried Gnadenhutten [Tuscarawas County, OH] 1824, 9, 19 William died at age 42, buried Gnadenhutten. 1832, 8, 29 Deboardh Pyle m. John Gray 1821, 1, 23 William Pyle and wife Jane and children Deboirah, Harola, Issac, Sarah, George and Caleb received by request. 1836, 5, 24 Harland Pyle disowned, married contrary to discipline. 1836, 11, 20 Isaac Pyle disowned, married contrary to discipline. 1837, 7, 15 Sarah Ball (formerly Pyle) disowned, married contrary to discipline. 1842, 8, 23 Caleb Pyle disowned, joined another society. 1845, 12, 23 William Pyle disowned, married contrary to discipline. v. 4, p. 652 MIDDLETOWN MONTHLY MEETING, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OH 1857, 3, 24 Henry Pyle, son of Benjamin and Elizabeth, Columbiana County, OH, married at home of Benjamin Taylor, to Rebecca Taylor, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (H) 1830, 7, 8 Joseph Pyle and wife Abigail and children Joseph and Gardner received on certificate from Chester MM, PA, dated 1830, 4, 30. 1830, 7, 8 William recieved on certificate from Chester MM, PA, dated 1830, 4, 30. 1830, 10, 7 Naomi, Martha and Sarah Pyle received on certificate from Chester MM, PA, dated 1830, 4, 30. 1831, 7, 7 Joseph Pyle disowned disunity. 1831, 7, 7 Abigail, Naomi, Martha and Sarah disowned, jH 1831, 8, 11 William disowned jH 1852, 6, 17 Aaron Pyle received on certificate from Carmel MM, dated 1852, 3, 20 (H) v. 4, p. 752 SALEM MONTHLY MEETING, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OH 1854, 1, 25 Elmira Pyle (formerly Mourland) disowned, married contrary to discipline. 1816, 1, 16 Israel Schooley granted certificate to Short Creek MM to marry Sarah Pyle. v. 4, p. 881 CARMEL MONTHLY MEETING, COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OH 1846, 11, 26 Esther M. Pyle married Joseph Hole (H) 1827, 6, 16 Benjamin Pyle and wife Elizabeth and childen Aaron, Hannah, Mary, Henry, Elwood, Esther and Elizabeth S. received on certificate from Chester MM, PA, dated 1827, 4, 30. 1829, 3, 21 Elizabeth Pyle disowned. jH 1833, 9, 21 Aaron Pyle disowned. jH 1833, 11, 16 Hannah Pyle disowned jH 1836, 9, 18 Hannah Richie (formerly Pyle) condemned, married out of unity. 1839, 7, 20 Henry disowned. jH 1847, 3, 20 Elwood Pyle condemned, married contrary to discipline. (H) 1847, 4, 17 Louisa Pyle (fomerly Vale) disowned, married contrary to discipline. 1847, 5, 15 Esther Hole (formerly Pyle) disowned, married contrary to discipline. (H) 1847, 8, 21 Aaron Pyle condemned, married out of unity. (H) 1847, 12, 18 Elwood Pyle condemned, married out of unity. (H) 1848, 12, 16 Elizabeth Cleaver (fomerly Pyle) disowned, married contrary to discipline & jH 1848, 6, 15 Elizabeth Clover (formerly Pyle) disowned, married contrary to discipline & jH

**************************** PYLES IN QUAKER RECORDS ***************************** Volumes 1, 2, 3 Hinshaw, William Wade, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy (Richmond, IN: Friends Book and Supply House, 1946) v. 1, p. 416 CANE CREEK MONTHLY MEETING, NC and SC 1787, 4, Ruth Pyle (formerly Lindly) disowned, .married out of unity. 1794, 4, 5 Ruth Pyle condemned her, married out of unity. 1794, 8, 2 Ruth Pyle granted certificate to Spring Monthly Meeting NC v. 1, p. 440 SPRING MONTHLY MEETING, NC ORANGE (now Alamance) COUNTY, NC Ruth Pyle died. 12-14-1801 v. 1, p. 453 SPRING MONTHLY MEETING, NC 1794, 8, 4 Ruth (Poyl) received on certiciate from Cane Crick MM dated 1794, 8, 2 1812, 4, 25 Mary Pyle (formerly Hadley) disowned, married out of unity. 1813, 1, 30 Mary Pyle received by request 1815, 8, 26 Mary (Pile) (with husband) and children granted certificate to Center MM, Ohio v. 2 P. 407 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING Piles, Elizabeth d. 1-8-1770, age 18 v. 2 p. 629 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING ---- -- -- Nicholas Pyle produced a certificate from Concord Monthly Mneeting, dated 1713, 2, 13 to marry Ann Webb. 1713, 3, 29 Nicholas Pile reported married to Ann Webb 1713, 7, 25 Ann Pile granted certificate 1718, 10, 26 Ann Pyle, widow, received on certificate from Concord Monthly Meeting, dated 1718, 10,1 1725, 2, 30 Ann Pile granted certificate to Concord Monthly Meeting 1742, 10m 31 Mary Jackson (late Pyle) received on certificate from Concord Monthly Meeting dated 1742, 10, 6 1797, 5, 26 Rachel Pyle and daughter Jane received on certificate from Concord Monthly Meeting dated 1797, 2, 8 1804, 7, 27 Jane Pile, minor, granted certificate to Sadsbury Monthly Meeting ---- -- -- Joseph Pyle received on cerificate of ND Monthly Meeting dated 1811, 12, 24 1814, 6, 13 Joseph Pyle granted certificate to ND Monthly Meeting 1823, 1, 30 Joseph Pyle received on certificate from ND Monthly Meeting dated 1823, 1, 28 1824, 6, 24 Joseph Pyle granted certificate to ND Monthly Meeting v. 2 p. 715 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING John L. Pile, s. William Henry Pile and Rachel Paist, b. 7- 13-184- d. 8-2- 1924 buried West Laurel Hill. v. 2 p. 760 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING 1889, 3, 28 John L. Pile received by request v. 2 p. 910 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING 1894, 5, 23 Rachel H. Pile released by request v. 2, p. 913 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING 1868, 5, 7 Mary A. Pyle, daughter of Cyrus and Mary M., Wilmington, Del., m. Cyrus Chambers, Jr. son of John P. and Mart Chamers, Philadelphia, at the house of Cyrus Pyle, #505 West St., Wilmington, Del. v. 2 p. 949 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING 1867, 3, 13 Lamborn pyle disowned joining Separatists 1868, 12, 23 Edward granted certificate to HectorMonthy Meeting, NY 1871, 7, 19, Hannah Pyle disowned joining Separatists 1871, 9, 20 Ohebe Ann Pyle disowned joiningc Separatists 1883, 3, 21 Sallie C. Pyle (late Cope) mis mou v. 2 p. 1078 FALLS MONTHLY MEETING, PA 1843, 12, 9 Rachel Pyle (late Paste) rpd mou 1844, 3, 9 Rachel Pyle granted certificate to Green St. Monthly Meeting, Philadelphia. v. 2 p. 1089 FALLS MONTHLY MEETING, PA 1885, 3, 7 Edward Pyle granted certificate to Hector Monthly Meeting, NY, to marry Amy Q. McKeel. v. 2, p. 31 SALEM MONTHLY MEETING, NJ Birth and death records.Ezekiel Hughes, son of Thomas and Jane b. 12-9-1759 m. 12-22-1786 to Elizabeth Wright, daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Wright, b. 3-20-1759 d. 10-4-1790 m. 2 to Edith Pyle, daughter of Isaac and Jane Pyle, b. 12-8-1766 d. 6-7-1808. Children: Isaac b. 12-16-1794 d. 7-24-1795 Hiram b. 11-13-1796 d. 8-21-1797 v. 2, p. 782 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING Matilda Bennett, wife of Thoms Ellwood, daughter of Robert and Hannah (Clark) Pyle, d. 5-21-1879 buried Brimingham, PA, age 61 v. 2, p. 786 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING Cyrus Chambers Jr. m. Mary A. Pyle. Children: Isabella b. 11-30-1869 Hannah T. b. 11-17-1871 d. 8-13-1872 buried WLH Helen Pyle b. 7-21-1872 Alice P. born 10-7-1875 v. 2, p. 788 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING Jesse Cloud, son of William A. Cloud and Hanna Wickersham, b. 4 mo. 1811 d. 2-3-1887 buried in East Marlboro, PA married Lydia Ann Pyle, daughter of Robert Pyle and Hannah Clark b. 9-1-1808 d. 4-29-1884 buried Marlborough, PA v. 2, p. 807 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING Mary Ann McClintock, widow of Thomas, daughter of John Wilson and Elizabeth Pyle, b. 2-20-1800 d, 5-31-1884 bFH v. 2, p. 817 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING Samuel Richards Jr., son of Samuel Richards and Hannah Townsend, d. 9-23-1827 buried Fourth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, m. Mary Worral, daughter of Peter Worrall and Abigail Pyle, d. 1-26-1847 b.FH v. 2, p. 823 PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MEETING (HICKSITE) Minerva Sarah Townsend, wife of James Wood, daughter of Frank C. and Mary Pyle b. 11-25-1870 d. 1-28-1899 buried Eastland, PA v. 3 no Pyle listings

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Thought this would be of interest in view of our recent discussion. In other words, facts are facts and don't belong to anyone. Sara "copyright law does not prohibit the copying of facts, even newly discovered or expensively acquired facts, nor does it prohibit the copying of ideas. Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc. v. Nation Enterprises, 471 U.S. 539, 556, 105 S.Ct. 2218, 85 L.Ed.2d. 588 (1985); Kregos v. Associated Press, 937 F.2d 700, 703-10 (2nd Cir., 1991); Mazer v. Stein, 347 U.S. 201, 74 S.Ct. 460, 98 L.Ed. 630 (1954). Copyright law can only provide protection to the arrangement and coordination of facts in a database. Even then, there must be some originality to the collection and arrangement for it to be protected. See, e.g., 17 U.S.C.A. § 103 and cases cited therein. Typically the preparation of a database requires a significant expenditure of time, effort and money to cull and select information from many different sources, but little or no original creativity to express the facts, or arrange them. In these circumstances, where the compiler gathers and compiles raw facts, he did not create the facts, he just discovered or uncovered them, sometimes at great expense and trouble. ... To grant copyright protection based merely on the "sweat of the author's brow" would risk putting large areas of actual research material off limits and threaten the public's unrestrained access to information. ... A recent unanimous decision of the United States Supreme Court has followed the Miller line of cases and sounded the death knell to Learned Hand's sweat of the brow doctrine. Feist Publications, Inc. v. Rural Telephone Services Co., Inc., 499 U.S. 340, 111 S.Ct. 1282, 113 L.Ed.2d. 358 (1991)." for full text see http://seamless.com/rcl/article.html

Mother was in her mid 20's. There was quite a gap in years between them. My father married my mother after his first wife passed away. Scott Scott, How old was your mother when you were born? Dave