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John Pyle

Birth8 Jun 1687 - Bethel, Chester, PA, USA
Death14 Apr 1752 - Thornbury, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherAnn Stovey
FatherRobert Pyle, Yeoman

Born in Bethel, Chester, PA, USA on 8 Jun 1687 to Robert Pyle, Yeoman and Ann Stovey. John Pyle married Susanna Chamberlain and had 9 children. He passed away on 14 Apr 1752 in Thornbury, Delaware, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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Robert Pyle, Yeoman
1660 - 1736
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Ann Stovey
1660 - 1724
Spouse(s)
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Susanna Chamberlain
1691 - 1779
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Lydia Thomas
1689 - 1715
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Mary Pyle
1732 - 1767
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Jacob Pyle
1717 - 1785
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Moses Pyle Mp6
1713 - 1784
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Sarah Pyle
1711 - 1795
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Stephen Pyle
1720 - 1789
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Israel Pyle
1724 - 1789
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Susannah Pyle
1734 - 1821
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Ebenezer Pyle
1721 - 1752
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William Pyle
1720 - 1789

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