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1. Re: [PACE-L] unmarried "Mrs." [1]
I've also seen clear cases of "Mrs." applied to an unmarried woman in records of England and Barbados. A marriage record in England identified the 18 year old bride as "Mrs." and as a spinster, not widow, with her parents named, same last name as the "Mrs." Ken Ruth Clark wrote: > >From "Pitfalls om Genealogical Research" by Milton Ruboncam, FASG > Chapter 7 Interpretation of Terms page 38 paragraph 3 > > "The term Mrs. (originally Mistress) is a pitfall in itself. It was > applied to both married and u
2. Re: [PACE-L] PBS Jamestown Special WHRO [1]
"Betty A. Pace" wrote: > > Tonight, Tuesday, at 8 p.m. my local PBS station is showing a program on > Jamestown, apparently featuring a theory that the "starving time" was > actually a "poisoning time." > > This program is part of a series called "Secrets of the Dead" > documentararies. > > I can't testify to its value because I haven't viewed it yet. Other > areas of the country may get this segment at a different time but it is > showing tonight in the Norfolk-Williamsburg area of Virginia. "Secre
3. [PACE-L] American Indian owed money [1]
http://www.ost.doi.gov/whereabouts.html PACE, CRYSTAL S PACE, JOSEPH W PACE, WANDA HENRY
4. [1]
--- P R wrote: > The American Local History Network has finally completed the 1840 > census of > Pensioners, including that for MISSOURI. The url is: > > http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/census/index.html > > The new states that have been added are: AR, FL Terr., IA Terr., IN, > IL, KY, > MI, MO, OH, WI Terr., and the Dist. of Columbia > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > Be sure to check the Pace Family Genealogy Forum at > http://genforum.com/pace/ and the Pace N
5. [PACE-L] Utah [1]
Washington County, Utah - Family Research Series, No. 2 CEMETERY/DEATH INDEXES (1852-1996): WASHINGTON COUNTY, UTAH PACE Abigail Hammond 22 Mar 1886 28 Jun 1977 N. Harmony Cem PACE Almarena 25 Mar 1869 25 Mar 1869 N. Harmony Cem PACE Ann Moriah/Mariah 26 Jul 1830 29 Nov 1908 N. Harmony Cem PACE Ann Eliza 31 Oct 1865 8 Jul 1868 N. Harmony Cem PACE Ann Elizabeth Redd 16 Dec 1831 4 May 1897 N. Harmony Cem PACE Anthon H" 23 Apr 1913 28 Sep 1986 N. Harmony Cem PACE Ashby Wilson 15 Dec 1891 7 Ma
6. [PACE-L] Age Is A Funny Thing [1]
$:0`0:$x,88,x$:0`0:$x$:0`0:$x,88,x$:0`0:$x$:0`0:$x,88,x$:0`0:$x Age is a funny thing Do you realize that the only time in our lives when we like to get old is when we're kids? If you're less than 10 years old, you're so excited about aging that you think in fractions. How old are you? .... "I'm four and a half" ....You're never 36 and a half .... you're four and a half going on five! That's the key. You get into your teens, now they can't hold you back. You jump to the next number. How old are
7. Re: [PACE-L] PBS Jamestown Special WHRO [1]
I enjoyed the program, especially the shots of the excavation site. I noticed that a video is available from the producers (Vermont I think) for about $20.00, plus postage. Go to: http://www.pbs.org Betty Pace > "Secrets of the Dead: Death at Jamestown" is also showing on WETA > in > the Washington, DC, metro area. it's also listed for WMPT (another > regional PBS). > > both affiliates list a reshowing on july 13th at 10pm. we have two > other PBS-type stations which are *not* showing it. check yo
8. [PACE-L] Iowa [1]
MUSCATINE COUNTY MARRIAGES 1850 AND BEFORE PACE, John R. LONG, Rhoda 07 Nov., 1844 PACE, Michael CHAMBERS, Amanda 11 March, 1843
9. [PACE-L] Colorado [1]
Evergreen Cemetery is at 1005 S. Hancock Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80903. PACE AGNES LILLIAN 1888 27 NOV 1959 T-001 PACE B. -226 (no dates; Bur w/Pauline C.) PACE CHARLES H. 1879 26 OCT 1961 T-242 PACE PAULINE -226 (no dates; Bur w/B. Lee) PACE PAULINE S. 1894 07 APR 1938 -235
10. [PACE-L] PBS Jamestown Special WHRO [1]
Tonight, Tuesday, at 8 p.m. my local PBS station is showing a program on Jamestown, apparently featuring a theory that the "starving time" was actually a "poisoning time." This program is part of a series called "Secrets of the Dead" documentararies. I can't testify to its value because I haven't viewed it yet. Other areas of the country may get this segment at a different time but it is showing tonight in the Norfolk-Williamsburg area of Virginia. Betty Pace ___________________________________________
11. [PACE-L] Wyoming [1]
Roy WILLEY GRAVE LOCATION - Block C Lot 7 Grave 8 On the same stone as Clarissa Willey Born 4 Feb 1879, Bountiful, Davis, Utah Son of Parley Pratt Willey & Sarah Jane Pace Md Clarissa Ann Robison, 5 Oct 1904, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Died 27 Jun 1964, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming Buried Monday Mr. Willey, an early day pioneer, passed away in the North Big Horn hospital early Saturday morning. He had been a patient there about two weeks, after having been transferred from a Billings hospital, where h
12. Re: [PACE-L] Genealogy web sites for particular counties [1]
Nina Williams asked if there is a specific genealogy website for Shelby Co, TN. Go to www.rootsweb.com/~tnshelby/ Then go to the query section to post or read queries or explore some of the other sections. If you want to find a web site for any particular county use the above web address replacing thshelby with the two digit state code followed by the county name. I believe that some long county names are abbreviated so you may have to experiment or just go to rootsweb.com and search for specific c
13. [PACE-L] Rock Island [1]
Rock Island County Confederate Dead at Rock Island PACE, JOHN J. PVT D 4 KY MTD INF 2/5/64 368 PACE, THOMAS PVT I 7 TENN CAV 2/10/64 432 PACE, THOMAS PVT F 34 ALA 2/16/64 553
14. Re: [PACE-L] John Pace and Sarah Burge [1]
I counted 14 Pace soldiers in the Revolution on the American side as shown in the DAR Patriot's index. Their lineages from the soldier down to the present are available from DAR Library. (Some Daughters of American Rev papers do show parents of the soldier) You are so right in assuming there were Paces who "fought for their Country", (England) in that War! There is a lineage society for that side too. I think it's called something like Descendants of British Loyalists whose records
15. [Fwd: [PACE-L] American Indian owed money] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------9AEBFE938BFE2E762139F947 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------9AEBFE938BFE2E762139F947 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <3B5597E6.87078884@cybersouth.com> Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2001 10:06:30 -0400 From: Betty Bivins X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.76 [en] (Win98; U) X-Accept-Language: en,pdf
16. [PACE-L] VIRUS - NON-GEN. MESSAGE [1]
The Bad Trans virus is on Pace-L. Everytime I send out a message to the list, I get back a reply with an attachment which reads (in bad grammar): "Take a look TO the attachment." I now know what to look for and never open the attachment. That would infect my computer. The Bad Trans virus sends out replies to all unread messages in your in-box, attaching the virus. All of this is involuntary and you never know it is happening. One girl told me that her computer sent out 100 infected messages in just
17. [PACE-L] Book Review [1]
I recently read "On the Occasion of My Last Afternoon" as well. I would recommend it for the same insights Betty mentioned and more. It is small and a quick read and captivating. My sister recommended it, I was not terribly interested, but picked it up at my parents' house and ended up reading it in one day. Honey Lanham Dodge
18. Re: [PACE-L] Marion Wilford Pace Census Index lookup [1]
Roger: I have the complete Pace census for 1850. I checked the Paces in the following states for 1850: Georgia, Arkansas, Alabama, TN, KY and MO. I did not find your Marion Wilford Pace - there were no Marions and no Wilfords. You did not indicate when he may have been born. Could he have died before 1850? Do you know his wife's name? Negative news is not very helpful but it at least narrows the possibilities. Gordon W. Pace
19. [PACE-L] Marion Wilford Pace Census Index lookup [1]
I think I have been searching for a ghost, but I sure could use some help if anyone has the list for Paces in the 1850 & 1860 Census. I have my gggreat grandfather Marion Wilford Pace, can't find him in lists anywhere but should be in the 1850 and 1860 Census somewhere between Georgia & Arkansas. I know it's a broad search, but if anyone could find a name in the index remotely close I could use a little steering. Thanks in advance, Roger M. Pace Shamrock,Texas
20. [PACE-L] Pace reunion [1]
To all our Pace cousins, Since we just got home night before last, this is the first opportunity we have had to express our thanks to Imogene and Frances for a wonderful reunion. Not only did we renew friends we made last year in Williamsburg but had a wonderful time meeting new cousins of our 'Western " branch.The programs were awesome with enthusaism and knowledge of the speakers. The food and entertainment were just as outstanding.This reflects in the narrative of Jon and Gordon as they describe th
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--- P R wrote: > The American Local History Network has finally completed the 1840 > census of > Pensioners, including that for MISSOURI. The url is: > > http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/census/index.html > > The new states that have been added are: AR, FL Terr., IA Terr., IN, > IL, KY, > MI, MO, OH, WI Terr., and the Dist. of Columbia > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > Be sure to check the Pace Family Genealogy Forum at > http://genforum.com/pace/ and the Pace N
22. [PACE-L] United Empire Loyalists [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------6164B7B75ADF3A6DB5B96EAF Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Someone asked for the Loyalists websit. Thanks to my knowledgeable son-in-law, here it is. http://people.becon.org/~uela/uela1.htm Enjoy. betty in ga --------------6164B7B75ADF3A6DB5B96EAF Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="halbet.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Betty Bivins Content-Disposition:
23. [PACE-L] Important Virus Alert [1]
I am cross posting this to all the list I subscribe to to be safe, I am sorry for anyone whom it may offend as no genealogy related, but it is important in this day and age that everyone be aware of virus risk. If the List admins would please share this information across the boards? This morning I received an email from Linda Camp, it was a reply to the posting I made to the McCurdy list yesterday. This email contained an attachment that was infected with the virus known as W32/BadTrans@MM Info
24. Re: [PACE-L] Salt Lake City Reunion Review [1]
Oh Lloyd is my favorite speaker! I'll never forget how astonished I was when he mentioned the Richard Pace/Jamestown story when he came here to central MO in 1991 as our MOState Gen Association keynoter. -----Original Message----- From: Ruth Clark To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 2:40 PM Subject: Re: [PACE-L] Salt Lake City Reunion Review >The PACE family reunion will be June 21, 22, and 23 in the Dallas/Ft. >Worth metropolex. Rem
25. RE: [PACE-L] John & Sarah Pace, Surry, NC [1]
I am very desirous of learning of ANY source for the following other than the book "Our Colonial Ancestors, 1619 - 1799" by Bruce Howard. 1. "John and his two sons Thomas and Richmond were Tories during the Revolutionary War. They were all killed in action although the exact date and location are unknown." In his petition, son Burwell only mentions one brother and not by name. What source names these brothers? I have held this petition in my hand. 2. "...although it is known that he served under the co
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