He was a son of Samuel and Nancy Hammond Pyle. He married Maria Taylor November 1, 1899 in Vermillion County, Indiana. He was the father of journalist Ernie Pyle.
When Ernie was born, he was a sharecropper working on the Elder's farm in Dana. Maria and Will lived in a small tenant farm house, where Ernie was born, with the assistance of her sister, Mary, and Doctor O.M. Keyes. Around 1902, Lambert Taylor asked Will and Maria to move in with him at The Mound in Dana, and help farm the land. They would live on that farm until they died.
Will died from a Cerebral Hemorrhage that lasted 9 days at the Vermillion County Hospital.
When Ernie was born, he was a sharecropper working on the Elder's farm in Dana. Maria and Will lived in a small tenant farm house, where Ernie was born, with the assistance of her sister, Mary, and Doctor O.M. Keyes. Around 1902, Lambert Taylor asked Will and Maria to move in with him at The Mound in Dana, and help farm the land. They would live on that farm until they died.
Will died from a Cerebral Hemorrhage that lasted 9 days at the Vermillion County Hospital.
He was a son of Samuel and Nancy Hammond Pyle. He married Maria Taylor November 1, 1899 in Vermillion County, Indiana. He was the father of journalist Ernie Pyle.
When Ernie was born, he was a sharecropper working on the Elder's farm in Dana. Maria and Will lived in a small tenant farm house, where Ernie was born, with the assistance of her sister, Mary, and Doctor O.M. Keyes. Around 1902, Lambert Taylor asked Will and Maria to move in with him at The Mound in Dana, and help farm the land. They would live on that farm until they died.
Will died from a Cerebral Hemorrhage that lasted 9 days at the Vermillion County Hospital.
When Ernie was born, he was a sharecropper working on the Elder's farm in Dana. Maria and Will lived in a small tenant farm house, where Ernie was born, with the assistance of her sister, Mary, and Doctor O.M. Keyes. Around 1902, Lambert Taylor asked Will and Maria to move in with him at The Mound in Dana, and help farm the land. They would live on that farm until they died.
Will died from a Cerebral Hemorrhage that lasted 9 days at the Vermillion County Hospital.
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