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1. [PACE-L] Sorry I should have hit forword not reply [1]
here is a Pace house with a historical marker in Atlanta Ga. Vinnings community. A Pace cemetary is located up on the hill above the house. The house belonged to Hardy Pace. The marker says: Hardy Pace ( 1783- 1864) operated the chattahoochee River Ferry athe site of bridge where pace's ferry Rd crosses. Federal forces occupied vinings station July 5-17, 1864. While preparing to cross at Paces for the move on Atlanta. The house was used to prepare for the Battle of Atlanta and burned afterward
2. [PACE-L] John Pace of Middlesex [1]
Ruth. Recall that a John Pase, headright of Ludlow shows up in Glouchester. Many Middlesex families migrated from Glouchester and land acquired by Ludlow was on the Planktank River. Also Ludlows were in Lancaster County. No proof that John Pase was not an indentured person. Jack Pace / Williamsburg Va. Researching ancestors and descendants of John Pace of Middlesex County Virginia.
3. Re: [PACE-L] Bible records [1]
Ruth : I believe this is your line. George Sanders Pace was the son of William and Cressy Sanders Pace. William was the son of Benjamin Pace, son of John of Middlesex. George Sanders Pace and his brother Benjamin Row Pace were named in George Sanders will in Middlesex. George Sanders would have been George and Benjamin's grandfather, and Cressy Sanders father. William Pace died in Yorktown during Rev. War from Chicken pox. George Sanders Pace petitioned for pension but could not give proper proof. Both Geor
4. Re: [PACE-L] Several topics [1]
Gordon Hunger Parish is in Accomack/Northampton County. There is also a court record in Accomack mentioning a Thomas PACE in Accomack county. John Neale sells a servant (most of those he sold were boys) John PACE 02 October 1644 in Accomack County. A Thomas PACE, gent, of Bath is bound to John WHITE to serve 4 years in Virginia on 07 November 1656. John son of John and Mary PACE is baptized 28 April 1661 in Hunger Parish, Accomack county. On 13 July 1681 there is a badly torn and only partly legi
5. [PACE-L] Nicholas Pleasant Pace [1]
In response to an inquiry from Dwain C. Pace, Nicholas Pleasant Pace b. 1814 Pittsylvania Co, VA, son of Francis Pace and Elizabeth Robinson. Nicholas married Nancy Burell Inge b. 1808 d. 1890 Montgomery Co, VA. She was also called Ann B. Inge. Daughter of James Inge and Amey Digge. Nicholas' children were: Elizabeth P., James Blair, Harriett, Nancy R., George Washington, Nicholas Featherstone, Vincent Franklin, Russon, Hartwell and Frances A. Gordon W. Pace
6. Re: [PACE-L] Children of Francis Pace II [1]
Geraldine: Francis Pace, Jr. m. Lucy Davis on 1/17/1825 and m. Sarah Deshazo on 3/14/1828. I assume that they died. There is no record of any children by these marriages. He next married Mariah Griggs on 12/29/1829. Their children were: Francis D. b. 10/9/1826, d. 11/6/1908 John R. b. 12/17/1831, d. 7/13/1904 Michael Perkins b. 4/15/1834, d. 9/5/1905 Wesley H. b. 1834 (twin?), d. abt 1865 James Ira b. 2/23/1837, d. 4/1918 Catherine b. 1838 George E. b. 1841 Eliza F. b. 1842 I have found no record of Sus
7. Fw: [PACE-L] Bible records [1]
I found these interesting. These records are from the Hood County Texas Genealogy Society which is where my Bryant's are from so am on their Email lists. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth Clark" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 12:09 AM Subject: [PACE-L] Bible records > Found this in my PACE file. It is not my line but may be helpful to > someone else. > > Bible Record > > This Bible was published in 1821 by KIMBER AND SHARPLESS in > Philadelphia
8. Re: [PACE-L] Several topics [1]
Roy: There is a lot of information about the William Pace, Sr. (m. Mary Wineinger), who was in George Washington's honor guard, on the Pace Network. Go to Robert Casey's book and check the Table of Contents. It is in Pace Family History, sections 5-15 to 5-18. The info was compiled from several sources. Gordon W. Pace
9. Re: [PACE-L] John Pace of Middlesex [1]
Thanks Jack. I have researched that John Pace some -- have more to do. Ruth Keys Clark, Kansas ===== Ruth Keys Clark, Kansas __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com
10. [PACE-L] [Fwd: Pace reunion] [1]
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11. Re: [PACE-L] Children of John H. Pace & Susanna Houchins [1]
Mira, For a town this size, we are blessed with several good genealogy resources here in Columbia You are thinking of the excellent newspaper collection and reference library at the State Historical Society of Missouri. But when I mentioned having seen an entry for Susanna Houchins and John H. Pace in the Houchins family history, I was referring to a volume in our small Genealogy Society of Central Missouri Collection out on Ponderosa in the building with the Boone County Historical
12. [PACE-L] JOHN H. PACE b.1721/22- JOHN R. PACE b.1809 [1]
sometime ago I posted the names from a deed to property passed down in my family from John R. Pace. in Fluvanna,VA They were: William H.Pace-m. Sarah ? Francis J. Pace-m.Sarah? John Walker Pace-b. 1843,m. Rebecca Ann Robinson Richard Alphonse Pace-m. Mary Susan Gregory(Molly) Another researcher pointed out the following similarities to me. Sons of John H. Pace: William H. Pace b. 10/10/1745 Francis J. Pace b. 11/03/1764 Are these names common among the Va. Paces??
13. [PACE-L] Reunion [1]
Well, now, I hope you all had a great time. I had taken off the third week in July to be with all of you in Texas. I feel really stupid having gotten it wrong. Next year for sure. Jeff
14. [PACE-L] John Pace- Suzanna Houchens [1]
Mira: I agree that Bruce neglected us.I have sent you e-mails for Paces that are the decendants of William...You can pick up about alot of new cousins ..I am sorry we did not connect again for me to give you this at the reunion.Hope you all had as much fun as we did, Keep in touch! As ever, NancyAnn Rupp narupp@electrablue.com
15. Re: [PACE-L] Re: William Ingram Paces [1]
Nina Hope this will help some. extracted from From Our Green and Growing Tree by Ruth Pace and Mary Pace McGee both of Ridgeway in Henry County Virginia William Jr. son of William and Susanna (West?) Pace born 1764 married Susannah Haynes in 1784. Their known children are Daniel Phoebe and William. (the two authors descdend from Daniel) Captain John Pace (oldest child of William and Susanna above) and Elizabeth Nunn son William Ingram (their eldest child) born 8 July 1773 died 1843 marriend Sally N
16. [PACE-L] reunion [1]
Hello, everyone. I just attended my first Pace reunion, in Galveston TX last weekend. We met the nicest people imaginable, and what a fun group they are. How nice that Gordon Pace was able to be there this time. The seminars alone were worth the trip, from here in Michigan, and I especially wish Ruth Clark could have had about 10 more hours to speak. I'd been wanting to meet everyone I've been corresponding with these past 2 or 3 years, and the most special treat was meeting my wonderful cousin, Nancy Ann R
17. [PACE-L] Children of Francis Pace II [1]
Geri correctly pointed out that Francis D. Pace b. 1826 was in fact born to Francis Pace II and Lucy Davis rather than his third wife Mariah Griggs who he didn't marry until 1829. Thanks for the correction. Gordon W. Pace
18. Re: [PACE-L] Children of John H. Pace & Susanna Houchins [1]
I believe Susanna Houchins is listed in a Houchins family history I've seen out at the Genelaogy Society of Central Missouri's library. One of our members a Mr. Forbis gave it to the library if I'm not mistaken. I'll look for this Houchins history next week when I'm on duty in the library, Laura (Pace) Crane Columbia, MO. -----Original Message----- From: MIRANICK@aol.com To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 1:38 PM Subject:
19. Re: [PACE-L] Children of Francis Pace II [1]
Gordon: My records read Francis Pace Jr. born 28, Nov. 1798 in Pitt Co.Va. married first Lucy Davis ,dau of Joseph Davis and Lucy Buck, 17, Jan. 1825 in Pitts Co.Va. They had one child Francis C. Pace.--- He (Francis Jr.) married second Sarah "Sally" De Shazo, dau. of William DeShazo and Jane G. King, 14,March 1828 in Henry Co.Va. One child Matilda b. ca. 1829.--- He married third, Mariha Gibbs, dau of Jeremiah Michael Gibbs and Elizabeth " Besty" Minter. Children same as yours.--- I do not have a record of
20. [PACE-L] New PACE Lister [1]
Hi everyone. I just recently discovered PACE roots in my family. Thought I'd share them with the list. My great great grandmother was Aurelia PACE born approx. 1810 in Nova Scotia, possible Chezzetcook or Musquodoboit area. She married Thomas COLBRIGHT and they lived at Pace's Lake in Musquodoboit Harbour. Aurelia was the daughter of Drury PACE and Mehatible. Drury PACE was the son of James PACE and Aurelia DUPREE. Of course the story of James PACE and Aurelia DUPREE is well documented which was wond
21. [PACE-L] John of Middlesex/Wm. Pace of Washington's Guard [1]
Jack, I am also a descendant of Wm. Henry Pace and Edward "Neddy" Pace, and am very interested in any information that you or any other member may have on this family. Thanks, Mira Pace Nelson
22. [PACE-L] Children of John H. Pace & Susanna Houchins [1]
I hope someone can help me identify all of the children of John H. Pace and Susanna Houchins. I descend from their son William Henry Pace, b. October 10, 1745 in Goochland County, VA, but don't have William's siblings and their birth dates. I talked to Nancy Ann Rupp at the Pace Society of American Annual meeting in Galveston, but did not have an opportunity to get them from her. In Bruce Howard's book, Our Colonial Ancestors 1619 to 1799, he states on P. 57, that the Joseph Pace fami
23. [PACE-L] Pace Genealogy Resources on the Internet [1]
Dear Listmembers: Below is a listing of the websites that I will be talking about at the Pace Society Reunion in Galveston TX on Friday. I thought that many of you may benefit from exploring some of these sites. Please excuse the formatting problems. Name Web Address Pace Society ofAmerica www.pacesociety.org Pace Network http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/pace/2002-06/1024542562
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 23:09:22 EDT
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24. Re: [PACE-L] Several topics [1]
Ruth: I am very glad to hear that you are planning to investigate the mystery of John Pace of Middlesex. This mystery needs someone with your skill and experience to uncover new clues. I was wondering what you think of the Baptism record in Hungar's Parish in 1662 which shows a John Pace born to John and Mary Pace. Is Hungar's Parish in Middlesex County? Couldn't this John Pace, b. 1662, be John Pace of Middlesex? And who was this older John Pace? Gordon W. Pace
25. Re: [PACE-L] John of Middlesex./ Wm. Pace of Washington's Guard. [1]
Jack, thanks. I can't find the Bellamy page now, but maybe by diligent web searching. That's not my line and anyway I have not personally researched that far back; I was trying to help Cecil Barton, a descendent of William. Information I found on the Casey web site stated that there was no proof positive that William Pace who died in Scott County was the same Pace born in Goochland. Here is the precise wording: WILLIAM PACE, SR. (14) is oldest proven Pace ancestor of the authors. There appears to be
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