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1. [PACE-L] Drury PACE & Cade -- and the BOYKIN girls [1]
While this is not my husband's PACE line, my 7th ggrandather was Robert CADE (b1692) who m. 1st Susannah CRUMP and possibly 2nd Obedience WORSHAM(?) - "the Widow PACE." There were 7 CADE-CRUMP children. Child #6 was Robert Jr.(b1723) whose son Drury "Bud" CADE (b1743) m. Susannah BOYKIN, then Winifred POPE. There is a CADE-BOYKIN son name Drury (b c1778) who m. Sarah EASLEY. Robert also had a ggrandson Drury (b1844) from his son Bedford CADE. All this brings me to their step brother James Worsham PACE (b
2. [PACE-L] Josephine Pace Barton [1]
Bob et al, Pedigrees for Josephine and her parents are found on pp 414-415 of Pace Bulletins, Vol II (1999 compilation). Bob, there are several Pace relatives in North GA who might share copies of this bulletin with you, but I know you can also find a copy at the Old Edgefield District Gen Soc library. I will also scan and send to you via separate email a copy of those 2 pages. I trust that you'll be able to view a JPEG file? Rufus Getzen rtgetzen@earthlink.net Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.
3. PACE-L] Re: pacegenealogy.us QUESTION [1]
I found the new Pace Site but I am lost. I want to post a Will in MS but there is no category for a will, only a general category. Darlene, should I post it there? Also, there is no one's e mail to e mail and ask questions. Darlene, yours is hidden so this is the only place that I could think of to get hold of you! Julie
4. Just finished adding more NC Pace Tax and early census [1]
Sorry should have waited to get them all in .. under same list, I won't alway let this list knowm but I plan on adding as much as I can, especially since BettyPace and Marian and I are trying to find info on the John Pace of Surrey, Any one else interested. I figure that John in Surrey Co is going to tie into Gordon's Wm Pace line as his bro John. I just cannot pass up other earlier Pace's as know it so important and as long as Jim lets me Post I will. Darlene
5. Re: [PACE-L] Given name Drury [1]
Thanks to all who responded to my query about the various Drury Paces. It appears that the given name of Drury only appears in those lines whose DNA test results fall into group 3A. Just as the names of Alsa and Dempsey only fall into group 3B. This could be helpful information when trying to sort out the DNA results and lineages. I have created a larger chart in excel format with more names, dates etc. I have numbered each individual so that they may be discussed without relating them to a birthdate or a w
6. Earliest PACE in my line [1]
7X great grandfather JOSEPH PACE b abt 1650 6X gg/f GEORGE PACE b 1670 GEORGE PACE Christening 28 May 1670 PREES, Shropshire Father: JOSEPH PACE Mother not mentioned but George's 1st child was a MARGARET 1st marriage Mary (Elizabetha) COTTERELL Elizabetha COTTEREL Christening: 10 Aug 1675 Norbury, Staffordshire Father: Jacobi COTTEREL Mother: Eliz their children: MARGARET PACE - Chr 19 Aug 1694 NORBURY, Stafford Co/Shire MARY PACE - Chr 3 Dec 1696 NORBURY + RICHARD BARNETT - m 4 Feb 1
7. I am going to Post the Tax List ONE AT A TIME: [1]
Since I know hardly anything abt these earlier Pace 's but boy I am trying but somedays my head feels swollen with so much info and what worse I am afraid I will forget what I am told. So I save everything and then can't find it for a time. ((Grin)) that is why my poor computer is loaded. I am a Saver: Gordon and any one you with knowledge maybe you will sort it out on this List who these people are and will help us all, as that how we get our lines done with help from others someway or other: I also will p
8. Re: pacegenealogy.us [1]
Quoting JABEZ1820@aol.com: -- Just tried to pull up the new site and I can't get it either. Anne in VA The site is locate at www.pacegenealogy.us several folks were typing .com instead, I cannot vouch for what otehr issues may be, but try typing in just pacegenealogy.us with no HTTP or WWW in front of it and see if that helps you any. The site is up, it is working and currently some 50 or so folks have registered there. Quick notes here, for those having trouble. First, and m
9. pacegenealogy.us [1]
I just tried cutting and pasting it and it worked fine......I am on aol
10. Earliest PACE in my line [1]
7X great grandfather JOSEPH PACE b abt 1640-45 6X gg/f GEORGE PACE b 1670 GEORGE PACE Christening 28 May 1670 PREES, Shropshire Father: JOSEPH PACE JOSEPH PACE (born abt 1640-45 est. no Chr found) appeared to possibly have a brother JOHN PACE apparent by the following Christenings at WELLINGTON & WROCKWARDINE, Shropshire JOHN PACE (born abt 1650 est.) + JONE married abt 1674 John PACE - Batch Number: C037524 Christening: 25 Jan 1675 Wellington Shropshire Father: Jo
11. RE: [PACE-L] Jamestown muster [1]
<< Can anybody tell me why Richard Pace isn't listed on the Jamestown muster for 1924/5?>> On page 12 of Bruce Howard's book he summarizes his theory, but speaks of musters in 1623 and 1624 not 1625. He believes that each person in charge was required to make out the muster for the plantation or area that he was in charge of. He believes Richard made out both musters for his area and did not include himself or his family. This of course is theory not fact. Some time between 1624 and 1626 Richard died. In
12. Burwell/Burrell [1]
I have often wondered where the name Burwell/Burrell came from in the Pace line. It seems to be unique to the line of John and Sarah Burge Pace. I came upon this information about an historic house in in James City Co. VA in the early period when Paces were there: "Carter's Grove in James City County, was built in the 1750s on land purchased by Robert ("King") Carter for his daughter Elizabeth . Her son Carter BURWELL built the house. The property is maintained by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundatrion
13. Re: Going thru Pace archive [1]
Darlene & Betty. A DAR PATRIOT and a Rev War Soldier are not one and the same. A Rev War Soldier is only one of several ways an ancestor can be listed in the Patriot's index. Several of my son's 12 PATRIOTS qualifying him for SAR (& his daughters for DAR) do not have Military service records. They are PATRIOTS because of the fact that they demonstrated that they were sympathic to the American Revolutionary cause. For instance, my Lutheran minister Patriot asked his
14. Darlene's cousin related to Wm.Pace and Sicely Walker? [1]
Want to make sure I am understanding all this! The DNA of Darlene's cousin matches that of William Pace and Sicely of NC(was she Cicely Walker/) and is there also a connection to the descendents of John of Middlesex. I believe my family can be traced to William, son of John of Middlesex. Since there was also a Jesse in this line and the Walker name is used as a middle name for both my grandfather and my mother, I would like to know of any possible connection to the William Pace and Cicely of NC. I am fro
15. [PACE-L] Josephine Pace Barton [1]
Josephine Pace is also mentioned briefly in Pace Society Bulletins Vol 1, page 388: Josephine, b. 6/29/1860, is shown on the 1870 census of Henry County GA as age 9, living with her siblings: Augustus (John Augustus Delaware Pace) age 21 (b. 10/18/1848), Lucy A. 19, and Rebecca 16. It also shows her marriage in Henry Co, GA to John Barton on 12/24/1889. Gordon W. Pace
16. Re: Alcey [Caston] Pace [1]
Debbie This is my direct line. Alcey C. Pace was the son of John R. Pace and grandson of Wm. Pace Sr. of Montgomery County TN. Alcey m. (1) Mary Suter on Dec. 24 1840 in Robertson Co. TN. They had 3 sons: Wm. Matthew (my Ggrandfather) b. Oct 20 1841; John T. b. 1842 and Hardy C. b. May 30 1843. Alcey's wife Mary Suter died before 1846 and he married (2) Elizabeth Farmer on Dec. 11 1847 in Montgomery Co. TN. Alcey and Elizabeth also had 3 children: Margaret A. b. 1849; Samuel Henry b. D
17. Re: [PACE-L] Given name Drury [1]
Rebecca: You are correct that William Pace (m. Ruth Lambert) is in group 3a. But it is interesting that the fact that William named a son Drury appears to be an important clue regarding the correct ancestry of this William Pace. Gordon W. Pace
18. Funding [1]
I have a request for funding from a sub-line that we do not have in the DNA chart yet, but is likely in group 3a. The line from great grandfather goes: William Pace (1837-1862) Charles Pace ca 1810-ca1847 Robert Pace ca 1785-ca1850 George Pace (from her on as per John's chart) Richard Pace + Elizabeth 1713 Richard Pace + Sarah James Pace + Elizabeth 1669 Richard Pace + Mary 1623 - our starting poing If you can donate to this cause, please email me with the amount you could contribute. As soon as there
19. RE: [PACE-L] A New Clue on Jesse Pace [1]
Darlene, What the DNA shows rather conclusively is that your cousin who submitted the DNA could NOT be of the John of Middlesex line. That's an entirely different and very unique haplogroup, Haplogroup 1, while your cousin is R1b. Also, his DNA matches the John-Sarah Pace group in the two critical alleles, marked in blue on the chart, which distinguishes group 3a from group 3b. (He is clearly in 3b.) He did have one mismatch in marker 2 (shown in green on the chart) which would leave him matching 24/25, n
20. RE: [PACE-L] DNA contributions [1]
We are now up to $110 (with possibility of a little more from one contributor) for this line. I would really like to go for a 25 marker test. Any others? The enthusiasm seems to have slowed a little. Roy -----Original Message----- From: Roy Johnson [mailto:roy.w.johnson@att.net] Sent: Sunday, April 25, 2004 9:37 PM To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PACE-L] DNA contributions To refresh your memory-the line went (from great grandfather on back: William Pace (1837-1862 > Charles Pace ca 1810-1847 >Robert P
21. YSearch [1]
I note only 6 PACE lines have signed up on the YSEARCH. Some folks may be missing the boat! From our 3 ASHLEY submitters we have *exact* 25 maker matches with four DUNCAN lines and 12 marker matches with JOHNSON and HOLDER lines (we are in the process of upgrading those) I may have luck with my PACE line, finding a COFFEE with only the 385a marker different - and his ancestor was adopted, maybe a MILLS, a stowaway from Ireland. Folks - join Ysearch! www.ysearch.org Jackie ASHLEY PACE of Houston, TX -
22. [PACE-L] Cornelia Henrettia Pace, SC [1]
I received this query for the Pace Network. I have suggested that Jeanne join Pace-L, but in the meantime, can anyone help? Roy Johnson -----Original Message----- From: Genie2you@aol.com [mailto:Genie2you@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 4:04 AM To: pace@aggies.org Subject: PACE of SOUTH CAROLINA My husband's grandmother was CORNELIA HENRIETTA PACE born January 1882 in S C, not proven but think her father was JOHN PACE. CORNELIA HENRIETTA PACE married THOMAS HENRY YOUNG,SR ( PAPA TOM) about 1
23. John Pace d. 1790, DAR patriot index [1]
Some time ago, Darlene submitted information on Paces in the DAR patriots' index. One was John Pace, d. 1690. This was the grandson of John of Middlesex, and my verified ancestor. Other descendents of this John should also take note of this. I believe it can be used as qualification for membership in the Daughters/Sons of the American Revolution. John is also noteworthy in having donated land for the Lyles Baptist Church in Fluvanna County, one of the early Baptist Churches in Virginia. Nancy Ann Rupp wa
24. Who was the first child of John Pace and Sarah Burge/Burgh/ Pope [1]
The will for Thomas Burgh was written in 1751 and proven in 1752. Here is info from a page that I found located at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cmddlton/famdox10.html#anchor1735655 Julie Will of Thomas Burgh (Thomas Burge) of Prince George County, 1751 Many thanks to Marvin Burge In the name of God I Thomas Burgh of Bristol Parrish in the County of Prince George being sick and weak of Body but of sound mind and memory Thanks be to God for the same but Calling to mind the mortality of my Body & knowi
25. Recent Uploads to the NC USGenWeb Archives [1]
Forwarded from anaother NC mailing list. Betty Pace -----Forwarded Message----- From: Javan Michael DeLoach Sent: Apr 3, 2004 9:21 PM Subject: Recent Uploads to the NC USGenWeb Archives The following files were uploaded to the North Carolina USGenWeb Archives and Tombstone Transcription Project last week: Alexander County http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/alexander/obits/styne01.txt Beaufort County http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/beaufort/census/1850indx.txt Berti
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