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NOTE: Read the Hints and Tips below first. Most searchers seem
to be including Pace in their search. Unless you have "Exact Phrase"
turned on, you will get hundreds of hits, since nearly everyone listed is
named Pace. Just search for the given names. Also, use wild cards. For
Daniel Robert Pace, for example, search for Daniel R* with Exact phrase
turned on or search for Daniel Robert, also with Exact phrase turned
on.
Hints and peculiarities:
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As of now, searches are case sensitive. However, lower case will find either upper or lower case, but upper case will find only upper case. So setting up searches in all lower case will bring more hits just in case someone didn't capitalize a name.
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You can use wild cards. Example: My ancestor is Joseph Nicholas Pace, so I searched for joseph n* pace with Exact Phrase turned on. I used lower case just in case it had been mistyped without capitalization. This gave me all instances of Joseph Nicholas Pace and Joseph N. Pace.
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If you use All Words or Any Words and your ancestor's last name is Pace, try leaving the word Pace out of the search. Every page has the word Pace dozens of times and you will get a lot of useless hits. Just search for the given names.
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Webmaster's note: Atomz.com, the company that provides this nifty search engine and the software to operate it didn't even ask for a banner on this page (it comes up in the search results), but I want to give them a plug anyway. Check it out! Also thinks to long time Pace Network member Maureen Mead Pond for the recommendation. Maureen has a nice GenWeb page for Fairfield County, Connecticut, at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctfairfi
Important links:
I wrote a beautiful song for the 50th wedding anniversary of my in-laws 20
years ago. It is now available on CD and I havae set up several Internet
sites to sell it. Go to any of the following:
Golden Love site at
http://goldenlove.att.net
Golden Love site on SchnakeNet
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~schnake/goldenlove.htm
Golden Love site on Pace Network
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace/goldenlove.htm
Golden Love on FortuneCity
http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/cern/1343/ or
http://www.nav.to/compu-tutor1
Rick Schnake has an interesting hobby/part time business. He collects and
sells authentic historic signatures on original documents. He has US
Presidents and many other historical figures represented. Why not check it
out?
Rick's main
site
at "http://www.historyinink.com"
Mirror site on Schnakenet at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~schnake/HistoryInInk.htm
Mirror site on Pace Network
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace/HistoryInInk.htm