PYLE LOCATION NAMES - MAPS

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PYLE LOCATION NAMES - MAPS

These are some of my articles o­n Pyle message board at Rootweb to show the maps and history links to members of the Pyle-Pile family which may be of interest to others in their own research.

Many of these Maps (As they were very large sized and slow to download) and many of the links have now disappeared - SO I have resized these MAPS to research sized thumbnails for general reference - uploaded to our site for family members and checked out the rest of the links to ensure they also work at present.

From all the information I have posted of late, as any good genealogist

knows, you must have period maps of the location of your ancestors and good

ones at that covering that period.

Here are just a few of the map sites to bring up which shows all those

locations that are indicated o­n Godwin Arnolds charts such as Wallop, Nether

Wallop, Upper Wallop, Wherwell, Basingstoke, Andover. The Maps range from

1575-1823 and to get the full size and appreciate just where PYLEs

originated from (this tribe anyway) click o­n the map and allow them to

download. Not o­nly does it give a good map development, history, and area

cover, they contain additional information connecting whats o­n the chart.The

MAPS are well worth viewing just for their design and intricacy.

maps                                          1627

Saxton 1575                                                                    

Keer 1605                                      

Norden 1607                                 

Speed 1611                                          

Drayton 1613                                      

Simmons 1643                                     

Ogilby 1675                                     

Morden 1690s

Senex 1719-57

Bowen 1720s-50s                                        

Badeslade 1742                                    

Bickham 1750                                             

Kitchin 1751                                              

Kitchin 1767                                              

Paterson 1785                                        

Harrison 1788                                   

Milne 1791                                        

Perrot 1823                                        

Greenwood 1826                                  

Cobbett 1830                                       
OTHER MAPS click here - PYLE HISTORICAL LOCATIONAL MAPS

Battle of Worcester 1651

To all PYLES/PILES/PYLE/PILE this was probably as an important an event as any in the history of our clan and with the 350th Anniversary of this event I suggest you all check out the internet sites. Put Worcester 1651 in Google and you will return 6760 hits and there is a magnificent amount of material to view.


During the Civil War, it appears that village and even family allegiances

were divided, and both Charles I and Cromwell knew Wallop. The Pyle Family

was divided, o­ne being a high ranking officer in Cromwell's army, another

Pyle of Wallop was a Royalist agent. Nether Wallop's overlord was John

Paulet, 5th Marquis, nicknamed 'the loyal Marquis', for his seat at Basing

was the centre of Royalist resistance. After the sack of Basing in 1645,

victorious Cromwell marched from there to Wallop with his Ironsides, where

they stayed the night.

extract from English Villages Capt 1V

English Local History

'The Battle of Worcester 1651'



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PYLE LOCATIONS - USA

Pyles Ferry (historical) AL, Sumter, Coatopa

Pyle Ranch, AZ, Gila, Diamond Point

Pyles Camp, CA, Tulare, Hockett Peak

Pyle, NM, Cibola, Wild Horse Canyon

Pyle Ranch, NM, Harding, Logan North

Pyle Windmill, NM, Harding, Hampton Ranch

Pyle, NM, Quay Logan NE

Pyle Ranch, NM, QuayLogan NE

Cammak Camp, NM, Union, Cammak Camp

Pyle (historical), OR, Union, Craig Mountain

CANALS

Pyle Ditch, IN, Kosciusko, Burket

Pyle Ditch, MT, Beaverhead, Maverick Mountain

CEMETERIES

Pyle Cemetery, AL, Greene, Union

Pyle Cemetery, IL, Hardin, Karbers Ridge

Pyles Cemetery, IL, Hardin, Karbers Ridge

Pyle Cemetery, LA, De Soto, Galloway

Pyles Cemetery, ME, Hancock, Beech Hill Pond

Pyles Cemetery, MO, Reynolds, Redford

Pyle Cemetery, OH, Scioto, Minford

Pyle Cemetery, OH, Scioto, Lucasville

Pyle Cemetery, TN, Anderson, Norris

Pyles Cemetery, TN, Anderson, Demory

Pyles Cemetery, TN, Sullivance, Indian Springs

Pyles Cemetery, TX, Lamar, Direct

CHURCHES

Pyle Baptist Mission, GA, Lowndes, Valdosta

Pyles Memorial Church, VA, Wise, Pound

DAMS

Pyle Lake Dam, MO, Lawrence, Dudenville

Thomason Lake Dam, MO, Stoddard, Powe

Pyle Dam, NC, Macon, Alarka

Pyles Canyon Dam Number Two,OR, Union, Fry Meadow

DRAWS

Pyle Draw, TX, Pecosvalley, Toms Canyon

HOLLOWS

Pyle Hollow, OH, Scioto, Lucasville

ISLANDS

Conservation Island, PA, Promised Land

LAKES

Pyle Lake Dam, MO, Lawrence, Dudenville

Pyle Lake, NC, Macon, Alarka

Pyle Lake, NE, Garden, Bean Lake

LOCALES

Pyles Ferry (historical),AL, Sumter, Coatopa

Pyle Ranch, AZ, Gila, Diamond Point

Pyles Camp, CA, Tulare, Hockett Peak

Pyle, NM, Cibola, Wild Horse Canyon

Pyle Ranch, NM, Harding, Logan North

Pyle Windmill, NM, Harding, Hampton Ranch

Pyle, NM, Quay, Logan NE

Pyle Ranch, NM, Quay Logan NE

Cammak Camp, NM, Union, Cammak Camp

Pyle (historical), OR, Union, Craig Mountain

MINES

Pyles and Olson Mine, WY, Crook, Linden

 

 

MOUNTAINS

Pyle Mountain, ME, Aroostook, Mapleton

Pyle Mountain, OK, Pittsburg, Haywood

Pyle Mountain, WV, Pocahontas, Denmar

TOWNS

Pyles Marsh, GA, Glynn, Brunswick West

Pylesville, MD, Harford, Delta

Pylesville Heights, MD, Harford, Delta

Pyletown, MO, Stoddard, Powe

Pyles Mills, PA, Lawrence, Zelienople

Pyletown, VA, Clarke, Boyce

POST OFFICES

Pyleville Post Office (historical), AR, Marion, Yellville

Pylesville Post Office, MD, Harford, Delta

RESERVOIRS

Pyle Town Lake, MO, Stoddard, Powe

Pyle Lake, NC, Macon, Alarka

Pyles Canyon Reservoir Number Two, OR, Union, Fry Meadow

SCHOOLS

Pyle Elementary School, CA, Fresno, Fresno North

Robert M Pyles Elementary School, CA, Orange, Anaheim

Pyle School, DE, New Castle, Wilmington South

Sara Webb Pyle Elementary School, DE, New Castle Wilmington South

Ernie Pyle Elementary School, IN, Lake Gary

Ernie Pyle Elementary School, IN, Marion, Indianapolis West

Pyle Junior High School, MD, Montgomery, Falls Church

Pyles School, PA, Somerset, Somerset

Pyle High School, TX, Kaufman, Kaufman

STREAMS & CREEKS

Ryle Creek, GA, Bartow, Cartersville

Pyle Creek, ID, Boise, Pyle Creek

Pyle Branch, MO, Cedar, Cedarville

Pyle Creek, OR, Lane, Herman Creek

Pyles Creek, OR, Union, Craig Mountain

Pyles Fork, WV, Marion, Mannington

Pyle Run, WV, Tyler, Middlebourne

MOUNTAINS

Pyle Creek Point, ID, Boise, Pyle Creek

Pyle Mountain, ME, Aroostook, Mapleton

Pyle Mountain, OK, Pittsburg, Haywood

Pyle Mountain, WV, Pocahontas, Denmar

SWAMPS

Pyles Swamp, GA, Glynn, Bladen

HOLLOWS & CANYONS

Pyles Hollow, MO, Reynolds, Lesterville SE

Pyle Hollow, OH, Scioto, Lucasville

Pyles Canyon, OR, Union, Union

Pyle Draw, TX, Pecos, Toms Canyon

DAMS

Pyle Dam, NC, Macon, Alarka

I may even find some link to where all my English Pyle cousins went through

these location histories.I make a quick estimate that 6.power of 5 (7776

individuals) if each family averaged 6 offspring could claim Charles & Ann

Pyle (1806) as GGGGrandparents and if you half that for males 2888 Pyle

member are floating around out there., less the deceased from the earlier

generations which amounts to approximate 50% giving something in the region

of 1444 possible live male Pyle members from Charles & Ann Pyle. Of those

something like 180 cousins are in New Zealand live or dead.- wheres the

rest?

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Pyle Cemetery, Kingsport, Tennessee, named for Mexican War veteran William

O'Brien Pile, grandson of German immigrant Daniel Pfeil.

Pile, Pile's wife, several of his children, and possibly his parents (George

& Elizabeth Pile) are buried there. My kinsman Kermit Pyle in Kingsport has

done a wonderful job putting this information o­n the Sullivan County,

Tennessee genealogy page. William O'Brien Pile was my g-grandfather. Our

name has gone from Pfeil to Pile to Pyle.