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I am John Pace and a proven descendent of Jesse Pace of Harlan KY. Since Jesse's connection to his grandparents, John and Sarah Burge Pace is not proven to my knowledge, I would also like to contribute my DNA and $ to this project. I would suppose that the DNA swabs could be taken at home and mailed to the lab with very little inconvienence to anyone. My suggestion is that all Pace's in unproven lines be tested so that all the blanks may be filled in. Good luck to you Jeff in your political race. John Pace
2. [PACE-L] Fw: USA Today Vote Page [0.984275]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Renee Lauber" To: "My Friends & Family" Sent: Saturday, August 03, 2002 12:04 PM Subject: USA Today Vote Page > USA Today is taking a vote on whether the words "Under God" should > be removed from the pledge of allegiance. > > Please vote ... over 1.8 million people have so far. > > > http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2002/06/27/pledge-hold.htm > > Thanks and please... keep passing this one along > >
3. [PACE-L] SLAVES [0.984275]
I have just posted on the Archives web page for Rowan Co. NC a listing of my John Pool's slaves from an account book 1832-43. These 15-20 names turned up in my research of wills, loose estate papers, etc. It is very difficult for African American researchers to find their ancestors and that is why I posted the slaves names (first names only, that is all I had). Since my ancestor's slaves lived in Rowan Co., NC, that is where I posted them on the internet (Rowan Archives page). I would urge all of you wh
4. [PACE-L] Free maps on ancestry.com [0.984275]
Free this week on ancestry.com Betty Pace THIS WEEK'S FEATURED MAPS For best results viewing Ancestry.com maps, download the free MrSID image viewer at: http://www.ancestry.com/search/io/plugin.htm Europe, 1921 http://www.ancestry.com/rd/map.asp?ImageID=161 Italy about 1050 http://www.ancestry.com/rd/map.asp?ImageID=165 North America, Physical Map http://www.ancestry.com/rd/map.asp?ImageID=363 Poland, Relief Map, 1997 http://www.ancestry.com/rd/map.asp?ImageID=668 Scotland, 16
5. Re: [PACE-L] Map of Jamestown Colony [0.984275]
Maps are available several places. Parts of two of them were copied and used in the paper I presented at Galveston. I have the original and will copy the full map for anyone. The places netioned were on the maps in the packet passed out in Galveston. The map drawn by John Smith is on the web several places. Use a search engine for "John Smith" or "Jamestowne" and you will find it. Ruth Keys Clark, Kansas ===== Ruth Keys Clark, Kansas __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!?
6. [PACE-L] Pace bible transcription [0.984275]
The Richard Pace Bible Record Bible Records of Georgia Transcribed by: Ida Kirkland Boyce Email: ida@avana.net Compiled by: Mr. Eustus Howard Hayes, sometime between 1954 - 1956 Obtained from: Microfilm at the Georgia Archives, Drawer 91, Roll 62 ======================================================= Richard Pace came to Virginia before 1620 when he received a grant for 400 acres of land on South side of James River, 4 miles above Jamestown, which grant he called "Pace's Paines". In 1622 he saved Jame
7. [PACE-L] CONFISCATED LAND --JOHN PACE, TORY IN SURRY CO., NC - [0.984275]
These message thread from RowanRoots deals with what happened in 1780 to the land of a Tory when it was confiscated for political/military activities against the state of NC. It also deals with the prices of real estate in the period. I don't know whether Surry Co. NC followed an identical procedure regarding the land of JOHN PACE (wife SARAH BURGE) when his property was confiscated following his death, probably in October 1780 or shortly after. I am forwarding it as a matter of interest in procedure.
8. RE: [PACE-L] Jefferson/Hemings Update [0.984275]
FYI Serious Jefferson scholars and historian's now believe differently. New research from the University of VA using the latest methods and the Y chromosome were published in the scientific magazine Nature in October 1998. There was a match found between Jefferson and Sally's youngest son, Easton. In the November 1998 re-issue of his classic, "American Sphinx, The Character of Thomas Jefferson" (Random House), author Joseph J. Ellis felt compelled to detail the changes made in his book based on these fi
9. [PACE-L] Fw: A small, simple gesture of respect 911 [0.984275]
> > > > > > > >9/11 LIGHTS ON! > >>On Wednesday, September 11, 2002 everyone in the USA who will be driving a > >motor vehicle is asked to drive with their headlights on during daylight > >hours. > >Though no explanation is needed as to why we are commemorating September > >11.................. we hope, more importantly, to pay respect to the > >victims of that day, show our nation's solidarity and show support for our > >men and women of the Armed Forces. > >You can help by sending this e-mail on to other
10. [PACE-L] DNA [0.984275]
Type BFOOV in your search engine and pull up this site. Go to NEW, then to DNA test and you will see a printout of the first batch of results. When our test was through; I, our doner, and his aunt got a copy of the 12 sets of numbers ( some fancy name for them,) We also got a message from the director of the project telling us we had exact matches to our test results. . In last month's newsletter there was information about the results so far. One family tree got split apart. I can imagine that was
11. [PACE-L] 1930 U.S. census [0.984275]
>From newsletter on ancestry.com, which requires a subscription. However, the tips may help in other ways. Betty Pace ==================================================================== STEP-BY-STEP: HOW DO I FIND MY FAMILY IN THE 1930 CENSUS? ==================================================================== With the posting of 1930 U.S. Census Images now in the homestretch, many of us are anxious to begin the search for our ancestors. To aid in this aspect, we are featuring the following "Step-by
12. Re: [PACE-L] Pace DNA Testing [0.984275]
How about this: Have the treasurer of the Pace Society set up a fund for DNA research. Announce this in the bulletin, on Pace-L, and on the Pace network, with instructions how to contribute. Ask Pace male descendents to indicate if they are willing to be part of the group. Appoint someone to collect names and addresses. Their participation would not be connected to ability to pay. Those able to pay their full portion could contribute it to the fund if they chose. No one except the treasurer would know
13. [PACE-L] James L. Pace In Fluvanna [0.984275]
Gordon, again thanks for your help. I Guess I just lost an Uncle and gained an Aunt. I just today received a handwritten list of Fluvanna deaths and births which someone had copied back in 1989. I don't know how complete but----- Listed as a birth on Feb.7,1875 is: Edwin O. Pace born to James L.Pace and L.V. Pace reported by the father James L. Pace Don't know if this is my James L. and if so what happened to L.V, the mother. The deaths of two children of J.L. and L.V are reported in 1883 and 1885,
14. [PACE-L] Fw: Re: Pace Family of Surry Co., NC [0.984275]
Can anyone help Gale? Betty Pace --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Guy Judkins" To: "Betty A. Pace" Date: Sun, 18 Aug 2002 14:21:43 -0500 Subject: Re: Pace Family of Surry Co., NC Message-ID: <001e01c246ec$7dba9040$4744ac3f@gjudkins> References: <20020818.063114.-135613.3.bapace2@juno.com> Hi Betty, We may have corresponded, but I can't remember either. I thought for a long time that R.R. Pace who lived in Bedford Co., TN was in my line........apparently
15. Re: [PACE-L] DNA ADDition [0.984275]
From my reseach there is not hard proof as to which Richard went to North Carolina. However he was from Prince George so he would be related to George in some way. DNA testing would help solve the John of Middlesex unsolved mystery. Also the Thomas in Accomack county but I have found no definite issue from him in either of his marriages. Ruth Keys Clark, Kansas ===== Ruth Keys Clark, Kansas __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes ht
16. RE: [PACE-L] Richard Pace descendants [0.984275]
The book is is not exactly titled but the cover has on it: ________________________________________________________________________ ____ Some American Descendants of Richard Pace and Isabella Smyth who married 5 October 1608 at St. Dunstone, Stepney, in Middlesex, England Working Paper, January 1995 Update A continuing indexed compilation with the assistance and contributions of many others By Van A Stilley 3812 Sweetbriar Road Wilmington, NC 28403-6604 From whom copies are availab
17. [PACE-L] Missouri Archives [0.984275]
From: "Chris" To: REED-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2002 10:23:36 -0400 Subject: Missouri State Archives Thought I would pass this announcement on: I would like to announce that the Missouri Birth and Death Records Database is available online at http://www.sos.state.mo.us/archives/resources/birthdeath/. This database is the result of the efforts of over 300 volunteers working on this project since 1999. The database currently contains over 185,000 records from 87 count
18. [PACE-L] Paces in Stokes, NC, 1860 census [0.984275]
CENSUS YR: 1860 TERRITORY: NC COUNTY: Stokes DIVISION: Danbury REEL NO: M653-914 PAGE NO: 159 REFERENCE: Enumerated by R. M. Hill ============================================================================== ===================================================== LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. REAL VAL. PERS VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB ============================================================================== ======================
19. Re: [PACE-L] DNA TESTING [0.984275]
While it's time to get started (collecting names of interested individuals and the like), before we get too deep into collecting money, we should probably all research the problem further. Porter Rockwell's original suggestion and links I found: http://molecular-genealogy.byu.edu/genealogy.htm The main site, with a consent form and searchable links: http://molecular-genealogy.byu.edu/ Porter Rockwell's suggestion: http://molecular-genealogy.byu.edu/ You can sign up for the BYU genealogical study, but
20. [PACE-L] Need grandfather info [0.984275]
Does anyone have info about Richard Pace Weaver, born 12/9/1836 in Georgia, died Dec 27, 1903 in AL?
21. [PACE-L] Richard Pace descendants [0.984275]
Jim, My husband is a Pace descendant but we do not know a Hope Hull Pace Most of his people came from Harlan and Clay counties, .... but I am interested in the book you mentioned by Van Stilley - does it also contain info on the Carter line? And if so, cld you give me the name of this book? Thanks....carol pace _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
22. [PACE-L] Pace DNA Testing [0.984275]
I can see how the DNA test results would be very useful through the male lines. But I'm not sure how it would benefit me since I'm a female and a Pace descendant through my gggrandmother Ann Pace, could someone please explain this to me. I would be willing to contribute $ for the group testing regardless. Kathy
23. RE: [PACE-L] Ancestry of Hope Hull Pace [0.984275]
That matches what is here more or less. Van's version list John of Middlesex as the son of Richard, son of George, son of Richard of Middlesex, England. I have seen some of the discussions concerning John and that was the reason for my post. I think I accidentally said Richard in my original message though. For the moment I am going to assume the version in the book I have until I have proof one way or the other, but seeing as so many of you have been working that point for so long and have yet to fin
24. RE: [PACE-L] DNA TESTING [0.984275]
As I understand it, if John of M and Richard of Jamestown had the same MALE ancestor then they would have the same Y chromosome. Evidently there is no limit to how far back. I wonder then... If Adam transferred HIS Y chromosome to Cain and Able why don't ALL males have the same Y chromosome?????? Because this is new science AND because it is so open to interpretation (and mis-interpretation) I believe we should proceed slowly. We should be very certain of what we expect to learn and how we expect to u
25. RE: [PACE-L] Pace DNA Testing [0.984275]
This has been a long time interest of mine so I would be pleased to donate, although I don't have a living male Pace in my direct line - unless my father's second cousin counts and I imagine he could be convinced to help...... Brenda Howorko Executive Assistant to the Deputy Minister, Alberta Energy Ph: (780) 427-7727 Fx: (780) 422-3920 -----Original Message----- From: Roy Johnson [mailto:roy.w.johnson@worldnet.att.net] Sent: August 27, 2002 6:13 AM To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PACE-L] Pace DNA
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