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1. [PACE-L] Nifty program [1]
I just came across a nifty little free program for displaying a family chart of ancestors in a very small space. It does it in an unusual manner. The best way is to demonstrate. It is best if your browser can show frames; most browsers can unless you have a very old one. The bottom frame can be sized by dragging the border. Click on each box for details in the frame at the bottom. The banner ad for freepages gets in the way just a little, but that's the price of a free genealogy home page. I put it in
2. [PACE-L] Book "PACE Society of America Bulletins Volume I" [1]
I have the book "PACE Society of America Bulletins Volume I", it anyone's interested in it please contact me personally at RMTerry@prodigy.net Rose Terry @>,--'--- Give your children these two things - One is roots, the other, wings.
3. Re: [PACE-L] Obit [1]
Nina, Mabel was my first cousin. I attended her funeral in Dyersburg, and have the obituary. Thank you. Bob Pace At 8:42 PM -0500 4/1/02, Nlwcw@aol.com wrote: >Found this and thought perhaps someone could identify. > >Nina > >Mrs. Mabel Pace Dycus >Mrs. Mabel Pace Dycus, 86, Dyersburg, Tenn., mother of Richard Dycus of >Murray, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001, at Henry County Hospital, Paris, TN. >Her husband, Edward E. Dycus, one sister, Ruby Louise Hamm, and one brother, >Denton Ray Pace, all preceded
4. [PACE-L] Re: James and Mary Ann Pace [1]
Linda, Yes the children listed in your message below are children of James and Mary Ann (Loving) Pace. The complete list of their children follows: 1. Mary or Polly Pace, b. 26 Apr 1798 d. 1807 2. Elizabeth Pace, b. 13 Oct 1799, d. 1863 or 1865 Jersey Co., IL; md. James Campbell [See the post I made to the list yesterday.] 3. Nancy Pace, b. 20 Mar 1801 d. 21 Apr 1875 Paragonah, Utah; md. Miles Anderson 4. Naomi "Amy" Pace, b. 10 June 1802 d. 26 Sept 1835 Rutherford Co. TN; md John A. Yearwood 5
5. [PACE-L] Deeds -(pt 1) Pace to Philips to Lawing -Rutherford Co, TN [1]
Here is my deed abstract and some comments about the deed from Sarah Pace and John Pace to Alfred Philips, husband of Ann Pace. In a separate e-mail will be the sale of this same piece of land from Alfred Philips to William Lawing. Again, I included the land description for those that want to plat the land, see the neighbors (some are family members), etc. It is a lengthy description - I hope I did not make any transcription errors. Rebecca Christensen ------------------- Rutherford Co., TN Deed B
6. [PACE-L] [1]
Just to muddy the waters: My great great great grandfather was - according to the family Bible inscribed in the mid 1800s - Joseph Pace, born in Henry Co. VA in 1796. He was in Shelby Co. KY by 20 Dec 1821 when he married Ann Magee, daughter of Humphrey Magee. (I have seen the original entry in the marriage ledger in Shelbyville.) My grandmother's notes, however, always refer to him as "Joel". Her information came from her mother, Mary Catherine Pace, an ardent genealogist. I have felt that his father
7. Re: [PACE-L] RE: Francis Pace murdered in AR [1]
The Arkansas Gazette has a web page and info may be in their archives. Jack Pace ----- Original Message ----- From: Siriuspace@aol.com Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 10:04 PM To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PACE-L] RE: Francis Pace murdered in AR Olene: All I know about Francis Pace being murdered in Arkansas is that he was killed by a James Ryan. This came from B. Fred Beams (bfbeams@netscape.net) who may have a copyof the article or obit from the Arkansas Gazette. Gordon W. Pace ==== PACE Mailin
8. Re: [PACE-L] John and Sarah (Anderson) Pace [1]
Linda, The abstract you received appears to give the names of the orphan children of John and Sarah (Anderson) Pace of Rutherford co., TN. This record will help sort out the grandchildren of William Pace and Ruth Lambert. It also seems to eliminate your Ann Pace who married Alfred Phillips as a daughter of John and Sarah Pace, unless one of the names is a middle name, etc. Your questions - <> There are only 4 children listed in the 1820 and 1830 censuses for Sarah Pace. It is possibl
9. [PACE-L] Re: PACE-D Digest V02 #68 [1]
Just wanted to extend my thanks for Gordon Pace's web site...superior job in research and documentation!! I will return it often. Justine Bradford
10. [PACE-L] Matilda Pace, dau of John and Sarah (Anderson) Pace [1]
Included in a listing of Rutherford Co, TN marriages that I was sent by another researcher is this marriage listing for a Matilda Pace. I have not verified it in original records and also do not know for sure that it is the Matilda Pace, daughter of John and Sarah (Anderson) Pace, but this record and family should be researched. A George Williamson married Martha "Beady" Pace, daughter of William Pace and Ruth Lambert. If this is John and Sarah (Anderson) Pace's daughter Matilda and also the same
11. [PACE-L] Sarah (Anderson) Pace -pension [1]
The latest document that I have for Sarah (Anderson) Pace is her Widow's application of 1855 for John Pace's War of 1812 military service. At the time of her application on January 25, 1855, Sarah Pace was "a widow of Rutherford County Tennessee aged 75 years". Sarah Pace was applying under the Act of February 3, 1853, granting the renewal of half pay to certain widows and orphans. She unfortunately indicated that John Pace was a private in the 1st Regiment Tennessee Volunteers War of 1812.
12. [PACE-L] Deed - William Pace to Jarratt - Rutherford TN [1]
Here is another Pace deed abstract from Rutherford Co.TN. (see below) William Pace sells 2 tracts of land to David M. Jarratt. Comments about some of the people mentioned in the deed: John Earwood Jr. is possibly the John A. Yearwood who married, Naomi "Amy" Pace, the daughter of James Pace and Mary Ann Loving. Samuel Fulks is possibly the father of John Fulks who married Zany Pace, daughter of James Pace and Mary Ann Loving. According to the HISTORY OF GREENE AND JERSEY COUNTIES, ILLIN
13. [PACE-L] Deed - Mrs. Sarah Pace to John Stroop- Rutherford TN [1]
Earlier, a reference was found for a Rutherford co, TN deed where a John and Sarah Pace sold to Alfred Phillips, husband of Ann Pace, 62 acres of land, on January 4, 1845. (Pace Society of America, PACE BULLETIN # 26 (December 1973).) I became curious about this deed and so I ordered some of the Rutherford co, TN Deed books on microfilm. Of course I did not have this reference or references to other Pace deeds with me last night when the microfilms were unpacked from the mailing boxes by the Fa
14. [PACE-L] Thomas Pace of Southampton [1]
The following may be a help from Lord Montague's estate and archives in Hampshire http://www.beaulieu.co.uk/ Thomas Pace of Southampton, Holbury and Beaulieu c. 1500 - 1559 or later Notes from The Waterside Association (no references given) In 1533 the manor of Holbury, east of Beaulieu, and belonging to the Abbey, was leased to the Pace family. Thomas Pace of Southampton (there were Paces living in the Bitterne area of the town around 1500) may have been a nephew of Thomas Skevington, Abbot of Beaulieu
15. [PACE-L] Pace Society Bulletins [1]
Larry, Could you tell me what bulletins would be included in Volumes I and II which are priced at $37.50 each on the Pace Society order form. Is there a any type of indexing done so one might know which ones could be of interest to them. Thanks ' Lois Carey
16. [PACE-L] Joseph & Joel Pace-Shelby Co, KY [1]
Judith: When I was trying to figure out who the Joel Pace was on the 1820 census of Woodford Co, KY, I noticed that your ancestor, Joseph Pace who m. Ann Magee, was in the same area at the time, in the neighboring county of Shelby. But he seems to be missing from the 1820 census. So I wondered if they could be the same person, but dismissed the thought because why would Joseph be called Joel. But then your grandmother's notes saying that he was usually called "Joel" seems to confirm this idea! Jose
17. [PACE-L] More Pace info [1]
This is from the book "Tennessee Wills and Administrations by Sistler": rb----Record book wb---Will Book Pace, Alsey 1815 wb-2-272 (Rb) Robertson Co. Pace, Briton 1825 rb-6-100 (Ru) Rutherford Co. Pace, Drury 1848 wb-g-102 (Hu) Humphreys Co. Pace, James 1815 rb-3-59 (Ru) Rutherford Co. Pace, Joel 1840 wb-2-57 (Hy) Haywood Co. Pace, John 1815 rb-3-105 (Ru) Rutherford Co. Pace, Thomas 1859 wb-a-118 (Ce) Cheatham Co. Pace, William 1845 rb-j-453 (Mt) Montgomery Co. Pace, William Jr. 1835 wb-9-209 (Rb) Robertson
18. Re: [PACE-L] Thomas Pace of Southampton [1]
By error, I sent the following message only to Gordon. I think it is of interest to the whole list. Gordon, sorry, you will get it twice. Thanks, Gordon. This is almost certainly the Richard Pace referred to by Jervis Wegg in his book, reviewed by Frieda Reid Turner (see citation below). All of this kind of information is worth filing away by Pace researchers. Who knows what might turn up a clue? Roy Johnson ------------------------------------------ From: The Pace Family, 1607-1750,Compiled by Fried
19. [PACE-L] Deeds -(pt 2) Pace to Philips to Lawing -Rutherford Co, TN [1]
Here is my deed abstract for the sale of the piece of land from Alfred Philips to William Lawing. Alfred Philips purchased this land from Sarah Pace and John Pace. (see the accompanying message to the list) Rebecca Christensen ----------------- Rutherford Co., TN Deed Book 3, pp. 232-233, Deed #302. FHL film 377691 Alfred F. Philips to William Lawing Deed October 6, 1847 - Alfred F. Philips sold to William Lawing for $350 a tract of land in Rutherford County in District 19 containing by estimatio
20. [PACE-L] Unknown Kentucky Paces [1]
Jack: Thanks for your suggestions about Joel and John Pace on the 1820 KY census, but the unidentified Joel Pace in Woodford Co, KY on the 1820 census could not be the Joel Pace b. 1791, son of Spencer Pace because the latter Joel Pace was on the 1820 census of Todd Co, KY along with his father. The unidentified John Pace in Cumberland Co, KY on the 1820 census could not be the John Pace b. 1764 who married Margaret Irving (Irvine?) because the latter John was on the 1820 census of Madison Co, KY. Ther
21. [PACE-L] Deed-Sarah & John Pace to Parker - Rutherford TN [1]
Rutherford Co., TN Deed Book 4, pp. 181, Deed #239. FHL film 377691 Sarah & John Pace to Dolason Parker Deed 12 July 1846 John Pace and Sarah Pace of Rutherford County, Tennessee, sold to Dolyson Parker of Rutherford County, TN, for $262 "in hand paid to the said John Pace and to Sarah Pace" a tract of land containing by estimate 43 acres and 87 poles, in the county and state aforesaid, on the water East Fork Stones River, and Bounded as follows: "Beginning on a sugartree William Geaslin North
22. [PACE-L] Casualty List - 20th Mississippi Vols. at Ft. Donelson, TN [1]
This came from another mailing list but some of you may be interested. Betty Pace Casualty List of the 20th MS Volunteers at Ft. Donelson, TN http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~familyinformation/transcripts/20ms dnla.html (courtesy of Christine Flowers Coulter) - ptownc@cox.net
23. [PACE-L] ] Fw: Re: David Bray,Sr.and Edmund Marion Pace [1]
Judy S. Cardwell is a descendant of David Bray Sr. and Amy Pace (daughter of John Pace and Sarah Burge). I wonder if there are other researchers of this couple on Pace-L who would be willing to share with her. I am forwarding below her question on EDMUND MARION PACE. I don't have a lot of information here and wonder if some people on Pace-L could help her by replying to her and to Pace-L (so I can see it). Betty Pace ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: JudySCard@aol.com To: bapace2@juno.com Date: Mon,
24. [PACE-L] Misc info - descendants of William Pace and Ruth Lambert [1]
Jane's message went to just me, but I think she intended it for the list. My response is below. ------------------------ << Subj: Re: [PACE-L] Pace, John and Sarah Anderson Date: 4/6/02 2:16:10 PM Central Standard Time From: janemc@airmail.net (janemc) To: RCFamHist@aol.com Rebecca, Jane Little McEndree here. I was reading the following e-mail that you sent and just wanted to throw in a thought to you about Patsy Pace who married John Osborn. You know I have found so many people an
25. Re: [PACE-L] Kingston-Upon-Thames, Surrey - Richard Pace [1]
Gordon, what a great service you are performing. This just shows that you can do a lot without actually visiting the parishes or finding the originals of the records. Once a possible lineage is set up, the originals can be eventually checked for accuracy. Kingston-on-Thames is an excellent possibility. There was much barge traffic above London in earlier times; I have ridden much of the Thames towpath in this area on a bicycle. All a young man had to do to get himself to London from Kingston was to get
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