There are no PYLE listed in 1850 in Berks County. There are 3 PILE families In Berks County. No other Jeremiah's. 2 Daniel PILE both in Union Twp. Berks Co., PA. 1850 Exeter Twp., Berks County, Pennsylvania. August 8, 1850. Page 375. Ln 26 Dw 5 Fm 3. JACOB PILE, 52, MW, Justice of Peace, $2000, PA. MARIA, PILE, 48, FW, PA. MELISSA PILE, 20, FW, PA, Attended school in last yr. JACOB PILE, 16, MW, Farmer, PA., Attended school in last yr. RACHAEL PILE, 12, FW, PA., Attended school in last yr. MARY A. PILE, 10, FW, PA., Attended school in last yr. HARRIET, PILE, 8, FW, PA., Attended school in last yr. JEREMIAH, PILE, 5, MW, PA., Attended school in last yr. ----- Original Message ----- From: Dennis & Vickie Stewart To: PYLE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 6:22 PM Subject: Re: [PYLE] Don't exsist Could this be your Jerry? 1860 Amity Twp., Berks County, Pennsylvania, June 11, 1860. Page 88. Ln 26 Dw 108 Fm 111 ABRAHAM RHOADS, 38, MW, Farmer, $4000, $675, Berks, HARRIET RHOADS, 32, FW, Berks, IRVIN RHOADS, 5, MW, Berks, Attended school in last yr. CALVIN RHOADS, 1, MW, Berks, JEREMIAH PYLE, 16, MW, Berks, SUSAN GOODMAN, 15, FW, Berks, ----- Original Message ----- From: Gerald Pyle To: PYLE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 9:55 AM Subject: [PYLE] Don't exsist My g-grandfather was Jeremiah Pyle. Probably known as Jerry. He was ousted from his family for marrying out of his religion. We assumed it was catholic but that was just an assumption. We found a poem and note in a frame that said to our dear ones, Jerry Pyle Died April 15, 1882 aged 39 years and 3 mths. and Anabell Pyle Died May 28 1877, aged 3 yrs. He married Laura Fidler and they had 3 living Children.Abslome Aliba b. Aug. 29,1877 in Ks.,Nella Eliza b. Jan. 28 1875,in Neb and Birt or Bert Alfred b May 3, 1882 in Ark. Jeremiah was killed in a mining accident one monthe before Bert, my grandfather was born. Bert was married 3 times, his last wife being Flora Manning. He was supposed to have had a son by one of his other wives. Flora and Bert had 2 sons, Ernest and Wesley. Wesley was a dwarf and died in a car accident when he was 21. The story was that they origanilly came from Pa. There was also talk of some one going to visit a cousin in Neb. who had 7 sons. Does anyone know anything about this lost branch I am hanging from? I cannot find any dates that match. Help me...Gerald Pyle ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== Keep up activity,post queries/ replies to the list. Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright

Could this be your Jerry? 1860 Amity Twp., Berks County, Pennsylvania, June 11, 1860. Page 88. Ln 26 Dw 108 Fm 111 ABRAHAM RHOADS, 38, MW, Farmer, $4000, $675, Berks, HARRIET RHOADS, 32, FW, Berks, IRVIN RHOADS, 5, MW, Berks, Attended school in last yr. CALVIN THOADS, 1, MW, Berks, JEREMIAH PYLE, 16, MW, Berks, SUSAN GOODMAN, 15, FW, Berks, ----- Original Message ----- From: Gerald Pyle To: PYLE-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 9:55 AM Subject: [PYLE] Don't exsist My g-grandfather was Jeremiah Pyle. Probably known as Jerry. He was ousted from his family for marrying out of his religion. We assumed it was catholic but that was just an assumption. We found a poem and note in a frame that said to our dear ones, Jerry Pyle Died April 15, 1882 aged 39 years and 3 mths. and Anabell Pyle Died May 28 1877, aged 3 yrs. He married Laura Fidler and they had 3 living Children.Abslome Aliba b. Aug. 29,1877 in Ks.,Nella Eliza b. Jan. 28 1875,in Neb and Birt or Bert Alfred b May 3, 1882 in Ark. Jeremiah was killed in a mining accident one monthe before Bert, my grandfather was born. Bert was married 3 times, his last wife being Flora Manning. He was supposed to have had a son by one of his other wives. Flora and Bert had 2 sons, Ernest and Wesley. Wesley was a dwarf and died in a car accident when he was 21. The story was that they origanilly came from Pa. There was also talk of some one going to visit a cousin in Neb. who had 7 sons. Does anyone know anything about this lost branch I am hanging from? I cannot find any dates that match. Help me...Gerald Pyle ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== Keep up activity,post queries/ replies to the list. Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright

My g-grandfather was Jeremiah Pyle. Probably known as Jerry. He was ousted from his family for marrying out of his religion. We assumed it was catholic but that was just an assumption. We found a poem and note in a frame that said to our dear ones, Jerry Pyle Died April 15, 1882 aged 39 years and 3 mths. and Anabell Pyle Died May 28 1877, aged 3 yrs. He married Laura Fidler and they had 3 living Children.Abslome Aliba b. Aug. 29,1877 in Ks.,Nella Eliza b. Jan. 28 1875,in Neb and Birt or Bert Alfred b May 3, 1882 in Ark. Jeremiah was killed in a mining accident one monthe before Bert, my grandfather was born. Bert was married 3 times, his last wife being Flora Manning. He was supposed to have had a son by one of his other wives. Flora and Bert had 2 sons, Ernest and Wesley. Wesley was a dwarf and died in a car accident when he was 21. The story was that they origanilly came from Pa. There was also talk of some one going to visit a cousin in Neb. who had 7 sons. Does anyone know anything about this lost branch I am hanging from? I cannot find any dates that match. Help me...Gerald Pyle

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rothschild, Wade, moffitt Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VVBBAEB/648.1 Message Board Post: According to my grandmothers gen. papers that she compiled in 1976 Susanah's parents are Daniel Pyle and Mary Chamerblain (my Grandmother has it written Chamerlain with a B above the "r" and the "l"). Also Dona Cole is my 1st cousin 2x removed.

I am Gerald Clayton Pyle-Greenville, Texas. Originally from West Plains, Mo. Father, Ernest Pyle-Grandfather, Bert orBirt Alfred or Albert Pyle. His Father -Jeremiah Pyle Married to Laura, who later married a David Mathis, after Jeremiah was killed in accident when she was pregnant with Bert.

Has anyone online researched the Joseph and Thomas Jefferson Higginbothams of Richmond Co., GA? I believe these men to be maternal grandfather and great-grandfather of Thursa/Thurza (Kilgore) Pyle. Doris

OK. I must have missed the Query. What was the question? Maude and Harry are my great grandparents. Tammy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VVBBAEB/625.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Nina This Maude is a Maude Stella Arbuckle married to a Harry Wilson Pyle. Anything I know about Pyles came from a Barb Pyle. My last contact with her was at boobbie @yahoo.com. If she is still there perhaps she can be of some help.

I, too, am interested in the Pyle surname. My connection stems from my Van Meter family, originally of New Jersey, and who spread through VA, PA, and other states. I have a Henry Van Meter marrying both a Hannah Pyle and an Eve Pyle (the latter may have been a widow of that name), while Henry & Hannah's son, Nathan, is said to have married a Mary Ann Pyle. These people are said to have been of the Wheeling, WV area at one time. The only dates I have is that Nathan was b. ca l760, Mary Ann l764. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Win a $20,000 Career Makeover at Yahoo! HotJobs

Dear Mary Lee, Your account about your family was certainly very interesting. Thank you. Also, the legend of Konrad Poyle. Do you suppose then, that he could have been grandfather to the "Coonrad" Pile of Kentucky and Sergeant York fame? Keep up the good work. Ellen Pyle ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Lee Gunberg" <mgunberg@iopener.net> To: <PYLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 8:40 PM Subject: [PYLE] Stephen Pile > My mother was Minnie Pearl Witter, born near Belton, Tx 2/22/1899. She and my father Charles Weaver Pyle were married 4/2/1921 in Belton. My grandfather and father owned the Belton Journal - a weekly newspaper still in business. After O. P. died my father sold the paper around 1925 and moved my mother and me (10/20/22) to Houston.Charles Witter Pyle born 12/29/1929 and Harold Pyle born 12/19/1932 and died 6/30/1990. Both of my brothers were born in Houston. Charles lives in Beaumont, Tx now. He and Ida McFaddin have 3 children and 9 grandchildren. John Gunberg and I were married 8/26/1944 and John died 11/30/2002. We had no children. Genevieve Pyle Demme wrote her M.A. thesis on the life of her father, O. P. and it was approved by Rice Institute. (O. P. and family moved to Belton from Mineola, Tx in 1911) > Family legend has it that Konrad Poyle was born in Germany in 1745, came to America with his parents at the beginning of the revolution - stories also say Konrad fought for freedom in his new land. He settled in N. C. after war and married ? in 1745 and began to raise a large family. His name was changed by his neighbors to Conrad Pile because that is how the German pronunciatiion of Konrad Poyle sounded to American ears. > Didn't mean to write this much - just kept on keeping on... > Mary Lee Gunberg > > > > > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > All genealogy discussion lists can be found at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail.html > Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright >

I am working on the Pyle (Pile) family from beaver county. In particular I am looking for a Jonathan Pyle that married a ? Shaffer. They had five children, Absolom, John, Martin, James & Catherine.

My mother was Minnie Pearl Witter, born near Belton, Tx 2/22/1899. She and my father Charles Weaver Pyle were married 4/2/1921 in Belton. My grandfather and father owned the Belton Journal - a weekly newspaper still in business. After O. P. died my father sold the paper around 1925 and moved my mother and me (10/20/22) to Houston.Charles Witter Pyle born 12/29/1929 and Harold Pyle born 12/19/1932 and died 6/30/1990. Both of my brothers were born in Houston. Charles lives in Beaumont, Tx now. He and Ida McFaddin have 3 children and 9 grandchildren. John Gunberg and I were married 8/26/1944 and John died 11/30/2002. We had no children. Genevieve Pyle Demme wrote her M.A. thesis on the life of her father, O. P. and it was approved by Rice Institute. (O. P. and family moved to Belton from Mineola, Tx in 1911) Family legend has it that Konrad Poyle was born in Germany in 1745, came to America with his parents at the beginning of the revolution - stories also say Konrad fought for freedom in his new land. He settled in N. C. after war and married ? in 1745 and began to raise a large family. His name was changed by his neighbors to Conrad Pile because that is how the German pronunciatiion of Konrad Poyle sounded to American ears. Didn't mean to write this much - just kept on keeping on... Mary Lee Gunberg

Does anyone have any info on the Pylefamilies in the above counties of PA? In Beaver there are Pile and Pyle and in York County there are Pile, Piles, Pyle, Pyles, according to ecnsus records. The earliest date I have d found for any of these in the census is 1810. Many thanks Fran Wise Law Vegas NV franwise@cox.net

I have some Pyle's in White Co. IL about 1870's on. Don't know where they came from. I do not have a William though. Just keep it in mind. Janean ----- Original Message ----- From: <hepyle@usit.net> To: <PYLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 10:21 AM Subject: [PYLE] William Pyle > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Pyle, Allen > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VVBBAEB/662 > > Message Board Post: > > My great-great grandfather William Pyle is thought to have been born in 1805 in North Carolina. He married Margaret Allen, June 16, 1825 in Sumner CO. TN. They had 4 children all born in Sumner CO. TN. William and their 4 Children were listed on the 1850 Census in Christian CO. KY. Margaret was not. We know he lived here at one time. We do not know when he or Margaret died or where they were buried. We do not have William Pyle's father. Would appreciate any leads! > George Pyle, Christian CO. KY. > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > Not sure how to sub/unsub? Contact Sara at > pyle@airmail.net > Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright >

TO Stephen Pile: You wrote Jesse Wilson and Gabrilia Parmelia Keller must have had a very large family of Pile/Pyle descendents. David Pile was Jesse's brother and my Great Grandfather. I'm looking for Wilson/Pyle connections. I am of the Wilson line, but have a little bit of Pyle information. They were in White Co. Illinois in the early 1900's late 1800's. Janean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stephen Pile" <spile@msn.com> To: <PYLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 9:47 AM Subject: Re: [PYLE] O. P. Pyle > Jesse Wilson and Gabrilia Parmelia Keller must have had a very large family of Pile/Pyle descendents. David Pile was Jesse's brother and my Great Grandfather. One would assume they visited with each other in Arkansas. > > Your mother was Minnie Pearl Witter, correct? Who were your brothers and sisters and did they live in Ozark also? What was thesis about? > > Do you have the Sergeant York Book by Sam Cowan, 1922? I purchased one in an Ebay auction some time ago. There is a whole chapter devoted to Coonrod. Also there is Segeant York, Last of the Long Hunters by Tom Skeyhill, 1930. And the movie "Sergeant York" with Gary Cooper (academy award) is still around, and includes Parson Pile and his store. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Mary Lee Gunberg<mailto:mgunberg@iopener.net> > To: PYLE-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:PYLE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 8:11 PM > Subject: [PYLE] O. P. Pyle > > > Hi Stephen, > Owen Pinckney Pyle was born in Ozark, Ark 12/13/1867 and died 12/19/1919 in Mineral Wells, Tx. He married Mildred Suzanne Gibson 12/21/1890. They had five children to reach adulthood (3 died as infants or very young children). The first son, was my father, Charles Weaver born in Alba, Tx 12/19/1892 and died in Houston 1/10/1941. > My aunt, Genevieve, who is still living - retirement home in Houston, wrote her thesis on her father and I have two other Pyle or Pile books -"Coonrod Pile The Long Hunter" by Aaron Pyles and "Its a Long Way from Stone Henge to Angels Camp" by Ron Pyle. Both books have various Coonrod tales. I am interested in any information you can give me .Mary Lee > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > Not sure how to sub/unsub? Contact Sara at > pyle@airmail.net<mailto:pyle@airmail.net> > Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright > > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > Have a question or complaint? Contact Sara at > pyle@airmail.net > Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright >

Jesse Wilson and Gabrilia Parmelia Keller must have had a very large family of Pile/Pyle descendents. David Pile was Jesse's brother and my Great Grandfather. One would assume they visited with each other in Arkansas. Your mother was Minnie Pearl Witter, correct? Who were your brothers and sisters and did they live in Ozark also? What was thesis about? Do you have the Sergeant York Book by Sam Cowan, 1922? I purchased one in an Ebay auction some time ago. There is a whole chapter devoted to Coonrod. Also there is Segeant York, Last of the Long Hunters by Tom Skeyhill, 1930. And the movie "Sergeant York" with Gary Cooper (academy award) is still around, and includes Parson Pile and his store. ----- Original Message ----- From: Mary Lee Gunberg<mailto:mgunberg@iopener.net> To: PYLE-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:PYLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 8:11 PM Subject: [PYLE] O. P. Pyle Hi Stephen, Owen Pinckney Pyle was born in Ozark, Ark 12/13/1867 and died 12/19/1919 in Mineral Wells, Tx. He married Mildred Suzanne Gibson 12/21/1890. They had five children to reach adulthood (3 died as infants or very young children). The first son, was my father, Charles Weaver born in Alba, Tx 12/19/1892 and died in Houston 1/10/1941. My aunt, Genevieve, who is still living - retirement home in Houston, wrote her thesis on her father and I have two other Pyle or Pile books -"Coonrod Pile The Long Hunter" by Aaron Pyles and "Its a Long Way from Stone Henge to Angels Camp" by Ron Pyle. Both books have various Coonrod tales. I am interested in any information you can give me .Mary Lee ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== Not sure how to sub/unsub? Contact Sara at pyle@airmail.net<mailto:pyle@airmail.net> Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Pyle, Allen Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VVBBAEB/662 Message Board Post: My great-great grandfather William Pyle is thought to have been born in 1805 in North Carolina. He married Margaret Allen, June 16, 1825 in Sumner CO. TN. They had 4 children all born in Sumner CO. TN. William and their 4 Children were listed on the 1850 Census in Christian CO. KY. Margaret was not. We know he lived here at one time. We do not know when he or Margaret died or where they were buried. We do not have William Pyle's father. Would appreciate any leads! George Pyle, Christian CO. KY.

Hi Stephen, Owen Pinckney Pyle was born in Ozark, Ark 12/13/1867 and died 12/19/1919 in Mineral Wells, Tx. He married Mildred Suzanne Gibson 12/21/1890. They had five children to reach adulthood (3 died as infants or very young children). The first son, was my father, Charles Weaver born in Alba, Tx 12/19/1892 and died in Houston 1/10/1941. My aunt, Genevieve, who is still living - retirement home in Houston, wrote her thesis on her father and I have two other Pyle or Pile books -"Coonrod Pile The Long Hunter" by Aaron Pyles and "Its a Long Way from Stone Henge to Angels Camp" by Ron Pyle. Both books have various Coonrod tales. I am interested in any information you can give me .Mary Lee

- Stephen Pile Jesse W. Pile was Johnson and Delila's first child, he married Gabrilia Permelia Keller in 1854. Following year their first child, Samantha, was born followed by Myra the next year. After moving to Texas they settled in Fannin County near Johnson and Eusybia where a third daughter, Guly, was born in 1858 =their first son George, born Sept, 1859. after several more children, Johnson moved Arkansas, near brothers, Dave and Andrewwhere he settled his family, began to farm land, became a Baptist preacher served as Justice of the Peace. Here near Ozark,Owen Pickney Pyle was born , 1867, 9th child in 13 years of marriage...Owen Pinkney was my grandfather.He died in 1919 I have been unable to go further back than Coonrod and can find no link to either Nicholas Pyle (England) or to Ernie Pyle... Mary Lee Gunberg Stephen Pile wrote: > > Several Piles/Pyles of the Conrad/Coonrod Pile line would up in Texas, but I have > no record of a Henderson Pile. For what its worth: > > "Johnson Pile was born in Tennessee [1809], but was reared and grew to manhood in > Indiana [moved there 1818], where he received his education. He settled on a farm > in Adams County, Ill., in 1826, and in 1849 went to Texas; thence, in 1865, to > Franklin County, Ark., where he bought a large farm and remained until his death, > in 1882, at the age of seventy years. He was an active and consistent member of > the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Mrs. Delila Pile, who was a native of > Christian County, Ky., died in 1840, the mother of seven children, of whom six > are now living. In 1842 Johnson Pile married Nisbia Brown, a native of Kentucky, > by whom he had seven children, four now living. His wife died in 1870." (from > History of Franklin County, AR) > > One of his sons (and my great grandfather), David B. Pile, was born in Illinois > (1833), and moved to Texas in 1857, and moved to Arkansas in 1866. > Stephen Pile > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > Keep up activity,post queries/ replies to the list. > Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright >

Several Piles/Pyles of the Conrad/Coonrod Pile line would up in Texas, but I have no record of a Henderson Pile. For what its worth: "Johnson Pile was born in Tennessee [1809], but was reared and grew to manhood in Indiana [moved there 1818], where he received his education. He settled on a farm in Adams County, Ill., in 1826, and in 1849 went to Texas; thence, in 1865, to Franklin County, Ark., where he bought a large farm and remained until his death, in 1882, at the age of seventy years. He was an active and consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Mrs. Delila Pile, who was a native of Christian County, Ky., died in 1840, the mother of seven children, of whom six are now living. In 1842 Johnson Pile married Nisbia Brown, a native of Kentucky, by whom he had seven children, four now living. His wife died in 1870." (from History of Franklin County, AR) One of his sons (and my great grandfather), David B. Pile, was born in Illinois (1833), and moved to Texas in 1857, and moved to Arkansas in 1866. Stephen Pile