Steve, Please count me in also. I have not participated much, because I know that my Pyles came to Ross County, OH from PA in 1805, and William was the only one that stayed. I have read all of the msgs that have come to me, but can't seem to connect to anyone. Nevertheless, I want to be in on this information. Thank you for including me. Connie Carnes wife of Don E. Carnes (Pyle descendant) Ross County, OH ccarnes@horizonview.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Kybranch@aol.com> To: <PYLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 12:07 PM Subject: [PYLE] Pile/Pyle Family Research in England > TO ALL INTERESTED PILE/PYLE RESEARCHERS. > > I HAVE FOUND REFERENCE TO AN ANCIENT PILE PEDIGREE > FROM THE TIME OF EDWARD I (1272-1307). THIS INFORMATION > IS AT THE BERKSHIRE RECORD OFFICE AND CANNOT BE COPIED. > TO ACCESS THIS INFORMATION, A RESEARCHER MUST BE HIRED > TO PHOTOGRAPH AND TRANSCRIBE THE DOCUMENTS. I AM > AWAITING A REPLY FROM A RESEARCHER IN REGARDS TO THE > COSTS. IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN SHARING THE RECORDS > AND COSTS, PLEASE CONTACT ME. > > Steve Thrasher > > kybranch@aol.com > > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > All genealogy discussion lists can be found at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail.html > Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright

Hi Connie, I saw your post about William Pile/Pyle. Do you know when he was born? I'm searching for a William Pile/Pyle also. Nancy Pyle Oregon -----Original Message----- From: Connie Carnes [mailto:ccarnes@horizonview.net] Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 11:10 AM To: PYLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PYLE] Pile/Pyle Family Research in England Steve, Please count me in also. I have not participated much, because I know that my Pyles came to Ross County, OH from PA in 1805, and William was the only one that stayed. I have read all of the msgs that have come to me, but can't seem to connect to anyone. Nevertheless, I want to be in on this information. Thank you for including me. Connie Carnes wife of Don E. Carnes (Pyle descendant) Ross County, OH ccarnes@horizonview.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Kybranch@aol.com> To: <PYLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 12:07 PM Subject: [PYLE] Pile/Pyle Family Research in England > TO ALL INTERESTED PILE/PYLE RESEARCHERS. > > I HAVE FOUND REFERENCE TO AN ANCIENT PILE PEDIGREE > FROM THE TIME OF EDWARD I (1272-1307). THIS INFORMATION > IS AT THE BERKSHIRE RECORD OFFICE AND CANNOT BE COPIED. > TO ACCESS THIS INFORMATION, A RESEARCHER MUST BE HIRED > TO PHOTOGRAPH AND TRANSCRIBE THE DOCUMENTS. I AM > AWAITING A REPLY FROM A RESEARCHER IN REGARDS TO THE > COSTS. IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN SHARING THE RECORDS > AND COSTS, PLEASE CONTACT ME. > > Steve Thrasher > > kybranch@aol.com > > > > ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== > All genealogy discussion lists can be found at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail.html > Copyright 2004-Poster retains copyright ==== PYLE Mailing List ==== Visit the PYLE Message Boards at the Ancestry Site Copyright 2004 Poster retains copyright

Hi, Nancy, I think this whole web site is looking for William Pyle! I hope I can help you. This is what I have so far on my husband's William: 1. William1 PYLE was born 1776 in PA, and died 23 April 1859 in Ross County, OH. He married Mary Elizabeth JONES in VA, daughter of Abraham JONES and Phereby ENTREKIN. She was born 1778 in VA, and died 03 October 1859 in Ross County, OH. Notes for William PYLE: Although William was a native of PA, as the History of Ross County says: "when young, he accompanied his parents into VA where he grew up and married...In the early years of the last century, long before there were railroads or canals in OH, and when the pioneers had to break trails through the woods and when both forest and stream abounded in game and fish that were relied upon to supply the tables with meat, William PYLE started from VA for their new western country....he made part of the journey by river and the rest by team. Arriving in Harrison Twp of Ross County , he secured a tract of Government land, building a cabin in the midst of the woods." Years of toil enabled him to clear up a good farm, and he and his family experienced all the hardships as well as the pleasant features of life in this raw new country. He remained on his farm until his death. His wife was Mary Janes (Jones) , a native of VA." (Land records state that William bought land in Ross County, OH in 1806); Possible brothers were Oliver PYLE who on 29Feb1808, in Ross County, OH married a Nancy JONES - and Nelson PYLE b. 1782, VA. William moved to a farm in Springfield Twp., Ross County, OH. More About William PYLE: Burial: White Churches-Salem Reformed Cemetery, Ross County, OH More About Mary Elizabeth JONES: Burial: White Churches-Salem Reformed Cemetery, Ross County, OH Children of William PYLE and Mary JONES are: + 2 i. Zachariah2 PYLE, born 1799 in VA; died 04 May 1873 in Fountain County, IN. + 3 ii. Robert PYLE, born 18 February 1800 in VA; died 1865 in Williamson County,TX. + 4 iii. Thomas PYLE, born 22 February 1802 in VA; died 08 August 1875 in Green Twp., Ross County, OH. 5 iv. Mariah PYLE, born 1804 in VA; died 01 September 1848 in Ross County, OH. She married Gabriel DRESBACK 08 December 1826 in Ross County, OH. Notes for Mariah PYLE: By 1930 this family is no longer living in Ross County, OH. 6 v. Sarah PYLE, born 21 May 1806 in VA; died 13 September 1866 in Ross County, OH. Notes for Sarah PYLE: Sarah was cared for by their mother, Harrison and his family, the same census list her as being "idiotic". William's will stated that his son, Harrison, take care of Sarah for the rest of her life. More About Sarah PYLE: Burial: White Churches-Salem Reformed Cemetery, Ross County, OH 7 vi. William PYLE, born 1810 in Ross County, OH. + 8 vii. Elizabeth PYLE, born 25 August 1810 in Springfield Twp., Ross County, OH; died 31 March 1882 in IN. + 9 viii. Harrison PYLE, born 13 November 1813 in Springfield, Twp., Ross County, OH; died 23 October 1885 in Green Twp., Ross County, OH. 10 ix. Female PYLE, born 1814; died 1825. + 11 x. John PYLE, born Abt. 1815 in Ross County, OH. + 12 xi. Mary PYLE, born 1817. 13 xii. Nancy PYLE, born 1819. She married Andrew QUIGG 08 November 1838 in Ross County, OH. Notes for Nancy PYLE: Nancy may have been a niece of William's. 14 xiii. Female PYLE, born 1820. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jack Pyle" <sherlock@terragon.com> To: <PYLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2004 8:01 PM Subject: RE: [PYLE] Pile/Pyle Family Research in England > Hi Connie, > > I saw your post about William Pile/Pyle. Do you know when he was born? I'm > searching for a William Pile/Pyle also. > > Nancy Pyle > Oregon