John married Lydia Thomas first in 1710, [3] and then married Susan Chamberlin. The Quaker Pennsylvania Delaware Concord Monthly meeting on the 8th day of the 8th month 1716 appointed persons to attend the marriage of JOHN PYLE and SUSANNAH CHAMBERLIN.[4]
In the will of John's father, Robert Pyle, proved 29 Aug, 1730, John is bequeathed 200 acres of land in Marlborough, Chester County, Pa; [5]
Robert Pyle, titled "Yeoman", resident of Bethel township, left the following legacies:
To his wife Susanna, f100 and 1/2 household goods
To his son William f50 and to his children f50 to be divided at 21
To son John, "all my right title to that 200 acres of land in Marlborough which I lately leased to one Holt on condition that he pay to his son Moses f30 when 21
And said will continues...
To his daughter Sarah Pyle, f20 at 21 or married;
To son Joseph f30;
To grandson Robert, son of Joseph, my tract of land in Marlborough containing 224 acres;
To son Daniel, f70 paying to his daughters Susanna and Mary f15 each at 21 or married;
To daughter Mary Moore, f50, she paying to each of her children f5 at 21 or married;
To grandson Aaron Vernon f15;
To granddaughter Rachel Green f15;
To George, James, and Dorothy Turner my now wifes children f4 each;
To grandchildren Saml. Pyle and the 3 daughters of son Robert, 10 shillings each
Executors: wife Susanna and sons, Wm. and Joseph
Based on JOHN PYLE's will written 14 April 1752, and proved 20 July 1752, JOHN died in 1752.[6] His wife , children and brother were noted in the will as:
↑ "...Among the children of Peter and Sarah Thomas, were: 1. Lydia (m. 1710, John Pyle); ..." - Burial Record of Merion Meeting Graveyard (1682-1706), Montgomery County, PA, transcribed by Margaret B. Harvey, A.M. (available online, accessed Oct. 17, 2014)
Lineages, Inc., comp.. Chester County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1713-1825 (database on-line). Provo, UT,USA: The Generations Network, inc., 2000. Original data: Chester County Wills. Located at the Chester County Archives and Records Service.
Source: S754 Author: Cope, Gilbert Title: Genealogy of the Sharpless Family; Descended from John and Jane Sharples Publication: Name: Bi-Centennial Committee; Location: Philadelphia; Date: 1887;
Pyle, Howard Thornton, and Jane Weaver Pyle, The Pyle-Pile family in America, 1642-1980: also Pyles-Piles. Kokomo, Ind. (1546 W. Jefferson St., Kokomo 46901): H.T. Pyle and J.(W.) Pyle. 1981.
Cheryl Eby, firsthand knowledge. Click the Changes tab for the details of edits by Cheryl and others.
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Pyle-642 and Pyle-271 appear to represent the same person because: I have changed John Pyle's mother to Ann Stovey based on further research. I propose that this merger can proceed with the change of mother.
Pyle-642 and Pyle-271 appear to represent the same person because: Hello,
These two profiles are clearly the same person. However, I do not believe that John is the son of Martha Dyer... Perhaps someone else could look into this. I believe Ann Stovey is correct.
Everything else looks good though. I am a direct descendant of John. :)
Pyle-374 and Pyle-271 appear to represent the same person because: Once the merge of susanna chamberlain/chamberlin is complete, these two profiles should probably be merged
These two profiles are clearly the same person. However, I do not believe that John is the son of Martha Dyer... Perhaps someone else could look into this. I believe Ann Stovey is correct.
Everything else looks good though. I am a direct descendant of John. :)