Private, Company "F" 314th Field Artillery, U. S. Army
Died of Lobar Pneumonia 17 February 1918, Camp Lee, Virginia
Compiled by Linda Cunningham Fluharty.
See Company "F":
314th Field Artillery - Book
At Camp Lee, William B. Pyles was in Company "A" 1st Prov Rct Bn.
WILLIAM BOYD PYLES, born 16 June 1895 in Hebron, Pleasants County, W.Va., was the son of Andrew Jackson Pyles and Darlie E. Bellville, married in Tyler County in 1888.
1900 Census, Meade District, Tyler County, W.Va.
#226
Jackson Piles, Head, 33, Farmer, b. Mar 1867, W.Va.
Darlie Piles, Wife, 31, b. Mar 1869, W.Va.
Arley B. Piles, Son, 9, b. July 1890, W.Va.
Minnie E. Piles, Daughter, 8, b. Apr 1892, W.Va.
William B. Piles, Son, 4, b. June 1895, W.Va.1910 Census, Meade District, Tyler County, W.Va.
#305
Jackson Piles, Head, 43, Farmer, b. W.Va.
Darlie Piles, Wife, 41, b. W.Va.
Arlie Piles, Son, 19, b. W.Va.
Minnie Piles, Daughter, 18, b. W.Va.
Boyd Piles, Son, 14, b. W.Va.
Russell Piles, Son, 9, b. W.Va.
Flossie Piles, Daughter, 5, b. W.Va.
Winnie Piles, Daughter, 3 months, b. W.Va.
Mary A. Piles, Mother, 85, Wd., b. W.Va.
Buried at Wick Cemetery, Wick, Tyler County, W.Va.
