Poile is a very unusual name is of Anglo-Saxon origin, and is found almost exclusively in the south-eastern counties of England. It is a locational surname deriving from the place called Poyle in Surrey, formerly a village located near the the western end of Heathrow Airport. The name is often used interchangable with Pile in church records

Current research traces our Poile family back to Rolvenden in the mid 1600s, with the earliest ancestor identified as Henry Poile. It is his GGGG Granddaughter - Elizabeth Brown - who immigrates to Australia in 1856. 

Biographies My Poile ancestry goes back 13 generations and biographies exist for the following Poile family memberssome members as indicated by links below

• Henry Poile ? - 1672 married Mary ?
  
  • William Poile 1651 - 1720 married Mary ?
    • Robert Poile 1682 - 1752 married Ann Owen
      • William Poile 1716 - ? married Mercy Hodge
        • George Poile 1756 - 1833 married Sarah Bailey
          • Jane Poile 1791 - 1842 married William Brown
            • Elizabeth Brown 1816 - 1878 married John Shoobridge
              • John H Shoobridge 1836 - 1908 married Sophia Muriel Hinds
                • Hannah Shoobridge 1859 - 1928 married John Crofton Jessop
                  • Sydney Walter Jessup 1887 - 1973 married Emily Louisa McDermott
                    • Esmond Earl Jessop married Mary Agnes Darrough
                      • My mother

There are also other descendants of the Rolvenden Poile's who emigrated to Australia, setting in the Hunter Valley