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1. [PACE-L] John Pace of Middlesex - from Shropshire? - Part 2 [1]
Here is the rest of my email exchange with Gordon Pace of Canada: Siriuspace@aol.com wrote: > "Gordon: > I was looking at your records of the descendants of Joseph Pace of Prees, > As you know your DNA study results show that your George was very closely > related to John Pace of Middlesex. This John appears to be the one who was > baptised in Hungar's Parish, VA in 1662, son of a John Pace and Mary." So the father JOHN may have been born in the 1630s or 40s There are a few John Pace Christenings
2. [PACE-L] Chanco/Chauco??? [1]
As a history teacher, I often heard remarks like "well, at least you don't have to update your lesson plans all the time; history doesn't change. Oh, but it does--for you see, history is NOT the past--history is what we THINK the past was like. History writing is "part science and part art". The science part is in careful verification and use of sources. The art part is selecting the most important sources and weaving them into a story, which is the historian's INTERPRETATION of what the past was like.
3. [PACE-L] John of Middlesex [1]
I've seen the year 1667 given as the year of John's birth, but I'm not aware of how this date has been obtained. I've looked at my resources and find nothing that supports that date, or any date for that matter. Can someone enlighten me? Charlie
4. [PACE-L] Lewellyn Pace and Lucy, his wife [1]
What an unusual name for an English Pace--Lewellyn. Generally this was a name given to a male child by Welsh parents, in honor of Welsh Princes. Perhaps one of the wives was a Welsh lady. Betty Pace From: "Lois & John Carey" To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sun, 4 May 2003 08:18:28 -0400 Subject: [PACE-L] Fluvanna County,Va Chancery Order book 5-September,1876 ... John W.Pace against Wm.Pace and Dicey, his wife J.S.Farrar and E liza, his wife J. W.Gillispie and Lucie ,his wife Lewellyn
5. [PACE-L] FW: Pace, Polly nee Scruggs [1]
> Subject: Pace, Polly nee Scruggs > You found this information at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~itgenweb/apps/pace-polly.htm > Miller Application # 36283 > Polly Pace nee Scruggs > Owasso, Oklahoma > Rejected > Sister of 7501- James C. Scruggs > Special Commissioner of the Court of Claims > 601 Ouray Building > Washington, D. C. > Sir: > I hereby make application for such share as may be due me of the fund > appropriated by the Act of Congress
6. [PACE-L] Pace-Autrey Connection [1]
http://www.autreyheritage.com >From book of Cornelius Autry: 1. book Naomi Johnson b. 5-27-1903 d. 7-9-1967 m. Oscar Leon Pace. 3 children. 4. Mary Florence Johnson b. 5-16-1905 d. 9-17-1974 m. George William Wells. 4 children. 5. Willie Grey Johnson http://www.autreyheritage.com/autrybook/page0752.htm 2. book Hubbard, Route I, Box 198C, Stedman, NC 28391-9801. William Bill Pace Hubbard, 7114 Idylwood Road, Falls Church, VA 22043. D. William Henry Autry was b. in 1808 and d. in 1878. He http://www.autrey
7. [PACE-L] Val Tice's wonderful information [1]
Thank you Val Tice for the wonderful information you sent to this list for me recently. How helpful it was! The will abstract you sent me is just the kind of solid information I was looking for on Thomas Pace's wife. So her name was Amy. That is such a help. And how helpful it was too to learn the names of the children, and to learn such things as that Thomas had a plantation on Ceder (sic) Creek and had a grist mill. Thank you so much. -Jim Doherty
8. Re: [PACE-L] Chanco/Chauco??? Better URL [1]
My apologies for giving the wrong main URL for the Mariners Musuem in my previous e-mail. It does not link correctly. The correct website is for the Mariners Museum and the URL for that is http://www.mariner.org/chesapeakebay/home.html From here you can click on "Native Americans" at the top and click on "Post Contact" or go directly to http://www.mariner.org/chesapeakebay/native/nam023.html to get the specific page below. Larry Pace LarryPace43@attbi.com
9. [PACE-L] Shiips - 1620-1640 etc [1]
Anyone want to try for some Paces? Don't use the ancestry.com block for surname searches. Scroll down to the free part. Each ship will have to be searched. Betty Pace From: "Lorine McGinnis Schulze" To: TheShipsList-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wed, 14 May 2003 13:29:32 -0400 Subject: [TSL] *NEW!* Ships to New England 1620-1640 online Hello everyone I've been working very hard on a new set of ships passenger lists for Olive Tree Genealogy. It's taking a long time (it's a big job!) so I dec
10. [PACE-L] Anna "Emma" Pace, daughter of Frederick and Penelope [1]
A little more circumstantial evidence for proving Frederick Eveland Pace was the son of Michael Pace and Anna "Annie" Eveland: Just discovered that Frederick and Penelope Pace's daughter who is often listed as "Emma", was an Anna, or Anne (almost surely named after Frederick's mother Anna Eveland). She is found listed as "Anne" in the 1850 Census with the family in Racine, WI. The IGI shows "Anna" Pace, daughter of Fred and Penelope, married Amariah Trowbridge and had the following children: Frederick,
11. [PACE-L] Fluvanna County,Va Chancery Order book 5-September,1876 [1]
Sent to me by a researcher in Fluvanna. John W.Pace against Wm.Pace and Dicey, his wife J.S.Farrar and E liza, his wife J. W.Gillispie and Lucie ,his wife Lewellyn Pace and Lucy, his wife Wm.J.Pace-trustee I would like to know if this John W.Pace is my grandfather, born 1843 in Fluvanna, and what his relationship is to these persons. I have an idea, but need validation. Reference is made to a deed of December 9,1867 and tract of 128 1/2 acres tract of 228 1/2 acres what does special warranty of title
12. Re: [PACE-L] Mack Pace [1]
Melissa: Your great-grandmother, Caroline Pace was living with her parents on the 1910 census of Johnston Co, NC, Selma Township. House #666, Mack D. Pace age 53 b. NC, parents b. NC, wife Harriet A. 51, b. NC, parents b. NC, children: William M. 23, Lucy J. 18, Caroline 17, Myrtie 15, Nellie 12, Lester 11, Elijah 9, another son (name looks like Funerel) age 30 and his children: Virgen (son) 8, Lola 6, Eva 5, Norma 2. They were married 37 years in 1910 and had 9 living children. Living two houses aw
13. [PACE-L] W.F.Pace [1]
Hello! I'm new to this list. I'm looking for information on the W.F.Pace family. Polly Ann AUVENSHINE was born on October 4, 1850. She was married to W.F. PACE on September 21, 1874 in Carroll County Tennessee. by F.S.Rogers B.M. Polly Ann AUVENSHINE and W.F. PACE had the following children. William M. PACE was born on August 24, 1874. I was someone could provide me with information about them. I appreciate you taking the time to help me out. If you would like, I would be happy to send you the family
14. Re: [PACE-L] Natl. Teacher-of-Yr. Pace Desc. [1]
Thanks for passing on this information.... With so much bashing of our public school systems these days it was really nice to hear that there are teachers that are concerned for all children especially those facing the most difficulty.....Too bad the press seems to focus on the negatives in teaching rather than the many positives..... My congratulations go to Betsy, she is truly an asset to the Pace name....... Regards, Pat Zielinski descendant of Benjamin F. Pace of Albemarle, Va
15. [PACE-L] U.S. CENSUS LOOKUPS [1]
Picked up on another mailing list and perhaps useful. Betty Pace RootsWeb has a CENSUS-LOOKUP mailing list for every state. You can find them at http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Census/
16. Re: [PACE-L] John of Middlesex [1]
There is no documentary evidence whatsoever for his birth. All dates given are made up from someone's guesswork. Several years ago, I placed the following on the Pace Network ======================= Part A : Background and explanation (of the John Pace of Middlesex controversy) First, the background: We have this Pace line rather clearly established and verified by historians and genealogists: a.. Richard Pace, c. 1585 & Isabella Smythe c.1590, m. 1608. St. Dunstan's Church, Stepney, England. Arrived J
17. Re: [PACE-L] John of Middlesex [1]
At 8:35 PM -0500 5/5/03, Roy Johnson wrote: >There is no documentary evidence whatsoever for his birth. All dates given >are made up from someone's guesswork. Okay, since we don't know when John of Middlesex was born, nor who his parents were, it follows that we don't know for certain that he was even born in America. Since the DNA evidence seems to suggest that John might have been related to the Shropshire Paces, if we look at the ancestry shown at [http://pacesociety.org/DNA/donors.html#8033]... -
18. [PACE-L] : Pace, Polly nee Scruggs [1]
--------- Forwarded message ---------- > Her husband was NELSON PACE. This is my 2nd try on this forwarding. > Betty Pace > ----- Forwarded Message ----- > From: "Art Garland Sr" > To: > Date: Mon, 19 May 2003 18:04:18 -0400 > Subject: FW: Pace, Polly nee Scruggs > Forwarded FYI > Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 1:04 PM > To: Art Garland > Subject: Pace, Polly nee Scruggs > ITGenWeb > OKGenWeb > ITGenWeb > Applicati
19. Re: [PACE-L] John of Middlesex [1]
Roy: Ruth Keyes Clark, on the Pace Mail List, pointed out that there was a 1702 militia record for John Pace of Middlesex, "by custom those serving in the militia were rarely over 45 so he was born 1657 or after." The land purchase in 1693 implies a birth year of before 1672, probably at least a few years before, as you pointed out. So this is consistent with John Pace of Middlesex being the John Pace baptised in Hungar's Parish, Northampton Co, VA in 1662, son of a John Pace and Mary. Northampton
20. [PACE-L] Another Try [1]
Brunswick Co. Order Book No. 1, (1731-1741) p. 372 [Reel 20] September 1740 Upon the petition of Clemont Read Setting forth "That William Acock Stands justly indebted to him the sum of one pound ten shillings Current money by the balance of an account and requesth paiment thereof altho often demanded and that John Bradford dec'd in his lifetime stood also indebted to the said Read in the sum of one pound five shillings and sixpence Current money which altho often demanded of the said John Bradford in hi
21. [PACE-L] William Gillespie and Lucy Allen King-Mary Pace- Fluvanna,Va [1]
Lucy Allen m. William Gillespie and one of their children married a Mary Pace The above is from another researcher. Lucy Jane Allen King(wife of John B.KIng ) 1827-1915 She is buried in the King cemetery in Fluvanna, Va Her grandparents were John Morris and Lucy Walker before marrying John King she was married to William Gillespie or Robert Warren Gillespie?? Julia E.Pace b. 1849 in Fluvanna m. James Gillespie son of Robert Warren Gillespie and Lucy Jane Allen Children of Julia Pace and James Gillesp
22. Re: [PACE-L] Chanco/Chauco??? [1]
BODY {font-family: Arial; font-size: 10pt;} Roy, I will save your email for the next bulletin which we are working on now but will be finalized after the Jackson meeting. This is very interesting information on the story of Chanco/Chauco, and I am interested in purchasing the book for my reading. Thank you for sharing! Bruce Howard's address is johnnyreb@c-gate.net. I am retiring in a couple of weeks so maybe I'll really have time to study
23. RE: [PACE-L] John of Middlesex [1]
The speculation about possible new knowledge about a potential origin and lineage for John of Middlesex is interesting but may be premature. Has anyone considered the following? The DNA results obtained to-date seem to show a group of four (4) who share a common ancestor. Three (3) of these claim decent from John of Middlesex and another has documented a decent from Shropshire England. The results do not show who that common ancestor may be. There is a single person, #6281, who claims decent from John
24. [PACE-L] Mack Pace [1]
Could this is McDonald Pace or McDaniel Pace (both names used). If so, his wife was named Harriet, I recall. Can anyone on Pace-L help? Betty Pace ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: "David Nielsen" To: Date: Sun, 25 May 2003 18:07:47 -0400 Subject: info. Message-ID: I stumbled upon you email address while looking for information about my great-grandma. She lived in Selma, NC. She was born 2/27/1893 and died June 26, 198
25. [PACE-L] Research Database--TX [1]
I don't recall seeing information posted about this on any mail list so thought I would pass on one of the most helpful tools available for those living in Texas. The TexShare member libraries offer library members access to the TexShare Databases, which includes HeritageQuest Online in the History and Genealogy section. You must obtain a login and password from your library -- if it is a participating library and if all of the criteria listed at #3 on the site below is met: http://www.tsl.sta
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