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Subj: RE: LETHA PACE Date: 96-12-29 17:44:23 EST From: lkmilam1@aol.com

Seeking info on LETHA HESTER PACE b. abt 1818 in TN, she married Louis/Lewis Cass CAMPBELL b.15 Nov 1805 in NC. they had 9 children. # 1 Malinda CAMPBELL b 1832 #2 Wilson CAMPBELL 1833 #3 Martha CAMPBELL b. 1836 #4 Ruth CAMPBELL b. 1837 #5. William CAMPBELL b. 1839 #6 John F.M. CAMPBELL b. 1841 #7 Mary CAMPBELL b. 1843 #8 Amanda CAMPBELL b. 1845 #9 Lewis Cass CAMPBELL b. 11 Feb 1849 d. 12 Apr 1887. the #9 Lewis CAMPBELL is my gg grandfather, so Letha Hester PACE is my ggg grandmother.

Thank you. KATHY BURTON-MILAM.   Home address is 637 SE Athens Lee's Summit, MO 64063 816-524-5978

NOTE: 4/27/97 e-mail was returned as "unknown user."  Use regular mail -Webmaster

Because of new information, I am copying this query back to the main page.  I will leave it here also.

Subj: John L. Pace Date: 96-08-09 16:09:18 EDT

E-mail: spbrewer@aol.com (Suzanne Pace Brewer) Note: change of e-mail and snail mail address as of September, 1997

I am fairly new at this, so bear with me.

My grandfather was John PACE (b. 1880's) from Crittenden Co., Ky. Wife NANCY UNKNOWN. In checking, I find mention of a JOHN L. PACE who received a 28 acre land grant in Crittenden Co, KY on February 21, 1854. I believe this to be my grandfather's grandfather.

My grandfather's name was OFFUT THOMAS (O.T.) PACE who was married to BEULAH LEE AUSTIN.

New material: I have traced my ancestors back to John Pace, Sr. of Brunswick Co., VA Spartanburg, SC. One of his sons, Richard Russell Pace, is my 3rd gr grandfather. I understand that John Pace, Sr.'s father is Francis Pace. I can't find out anything other than that. Do you know anything about his wife, parents, where he lived, etc...

Suzanne Pace Brewer P. O. Box 6832 Ocala, FL 34478

 Subj: THE PACE GOLD MINE (HENRY RANDOLF PACE) Date: 96-11-29 15:46:05 EST From: woodstock@zelacom.com (Abigail Storm) Reply-to: liberty@woodstocknation.org

Webmaster: Abigail, my program says liberty@woodstocknation.org is too long.  Are there some periods in that?  If you read this, please respond so we can get your e-mail address straight.

HENRY R.PACE was the son of George Pace and Catherine (Lipford) PACE who lived in Fluvanna County Virginia and were members of the Lyle Baptist Church a few miles east of Palmyra from the late 1830s until the 1920s when Catherine who was over a hundred died. George Pace owned and operated the Pace gold mine until it was closed to conceal it from the invading Yankees. George Pace was himself a descendent of John Pace of Middlesex county and connected to the Houchen and Clements families of Goochland and Columbia counties. Abigail Storm a descendent of Henry Randolf Pace last owner of record of the mine ,by his third marrage to Margeret Callaghan (Phelps)(Howard) PACE, is now the sole,deed regestered owner of the mine. Henry R. Pace and Margeret Callaghan had a daughter JULIA PACE Who married HOWARD T. PITTS son of Norfolk ship builder and Sea Captian SIMION PITTS. Abigails e-mail address is liberty@woodstocknation.org

Subj: JOHN THOMAS PACE Date: 96-11-19 22:14:27 EST

From: richnval@nwlink.com (Valerie Ferronato)

can anyone help me find the correct JOHN THOMAS PACE born in  Petersburg, Virginia, l862. married to BETTE KATE JOHNSON, son WILLIAM ALLEN PACE?

884 Cherry Ave n.e. Bainbridge island , WA 98110.

Subj: William PACE/Sarah HOPKINS/Clarende Bird PACE Date: 96-11-17 18:09:31 EST

From: tamp@oregontrail.net (Tami Pace)

11/17/96-I am Tami Pace from Pendleton, Oregon. I am looking for a WILLIAM ? PACE who was married to SARAH ELIZABETH HOPKINS - They had a son named CLARENCE BIRD PACE b. 7 Sept. 1891 in St. Clair, Missouri. I am interested in any information on this WILLIAM that is available. My address is 69922 Hwy. 395 So., Pendleton, Oregon. My e-mail is Tamp@oregontrail.net.

Subj: Paces of central Missouri - Camden and/or Cole County Date: 96-11-17 15:46:05 EST

From: tlt@fidnet.com (Thomas Thompson)

The following members of the Pace family of Cole and Camden counties, MO are buried in the Murray cemetery, just south of Centerville, MO., Cole Co. We know nothing about their origins. One idea is that MARTHA PACE MURRAY may have been part Cherokee, another that CHRISTOPHER MURRAY's mother was Cherokee. Christopher did move to Oklahoma following Martha's death in 1892, where he died in 1901.

Do you have any information on these Paces that may help us in our research on this complicated family (Wilson-Murray-Pace)?

ELIZABETH PACE, b. 1/23/1828, d. 11,1892, married CHRISTOPHER MURRAY (1825-1091). She is buried in the Murray cemetery, just south of Centertown, in Cole Co., MO. Their daughter, MARTHA MURRAY, married WILLIAM WILSON in 1868; they had 15 children. They are the great grandparents of my Wife, HARRIETT WILSON THOMPSON.

Also interned in the Murray cemetery are the following Paces:

JOHN T. PACE (1844-1930) Mary J. Pace (1840-1928)

Their children (?) BENJAMINE M. PACE (1877-1908) EBEN PACE (1882-1951) HENRY K. PACE (1888-1903)

GERALD PACE (1930-1977)

J.G. PACE 1832-1917) MARGARET PACE (1838-1860) wife 1 SARAH G. PACE (1832-1925) wife 2

Contemporaries of Christopher and Martha Pace Murray are: B.F. PACE, d. 1905 MARTHA U. PACE, d. 1886

Thank you for any help you can give us in this search for our Pace relatives.

Tom Thompson (tlt@fidnet.com)

-Subj: Nancy PACE Date: 96-11-11 15:02:35 EST
From: sbernste@surfsouth.com (Sharon Clontz Bernstein)

Sharon submitted a full lineage. Click here to see it on the Lineages page.  Here is the heart of his lineage, which can serve as a query.

6. RICHARD PACE(1699-1776) married Elizabeth Cain, daughter of James Cain.
7. Drury Pace (1745-1801) married Mary Bussey (1745-1806), daughter of Charles Bussey (d. 1798) and Mary Hays. (I have more on the Bussey and Hays lines).
8. Nancy Pace (b. 1770) married Abiah Morgan (b. 1767), son of Evan Morgan (b. 1735) and his cousin Olive Morgan (b. 1746).
From here, Sharon's line follows the Morgan and other lines.

Subj: Query Date: 96-11-11 21:09:17 EST From: RNGrant@prodigy.com (BOB GRANT)

My name is Robert N. Grant 15 Campo Bello Court Menlo Park, CA 94025 (H) 415-854-0895 (O) 415-614-3800

I descend from JOHN WRIGHT and MARY (PACE) WRIGHT.

JOHN WRIGHT was the son of JOHN WRIGHT (Goochland County Carpenter) and JUDITH (EASLEY) WRIGHT and was born between June 10, 1732, and June 11, 1736. JOHN WRIGHT, the son of John the carpenter, married MARY PACE on January 14, 1756, at St. James Parish, Goochland County, Virginia, moved to Bedford County, Virginia, in 1768, and died there in 1814.

MARY (PACE) WRIGHT was the daughter of JOSEPH PACE and ANN (BASFORD) PACE and was born in 1739 at Middlesex or Goochland County, Virginia. [**Probably Goochland -- See below - Webmaster]

I am interested in communicating with persons researching these families, especially on the Wright side.

**Webmaster:  The following information is relevant to this query, as it helps locate the birthplace of Mary Pace Wright as probably Goochland County.

Subj: JOSEPH PACE SON OF JOHN PACE OF MIDDLESEX

Date: 96-11-18 18:06:20 EST From: PaceDE@aol.com

Goochland Co VA. wills and deeds 1728-1736.p75..p.75 deed 11 feb 1735.

"Chas Bond of Goochland co. va. and Mary his wife to William Johnson of Middlesex Co.VA. l18 for 250 acres on little bird creek.

Wit: Joseph Pace (and others) recorded 20 april 1736.

My guess is that Wm. Johnson was the husband to Joseph's sister Margaret Pace. (m) Sep.22,1717 bapt. 15 March 1701/2 Christ Church parish Middlesex Co VA. This property is in the area that Joseph and Ann Basford settled in . THE PACE FAMILY 1607-1750 states that Joseph and Ann moved to goochland in 1739. They came up with this date because he patented 130 acres sept. 22, 1739. this wit: of deed places him in Goochland in 1735 a good four years before previously stated. Also proves that Margaret Pace Johnson and her husband Wm were in Goochland in 1735. this is a case of getting the facts rather than making assumptions. I wouldn't be surprised if Joseph and Ann were in Goochland before 1735. happy hunting Jack Pace.

Date: 96-11-02 20:48:23 EST
From: PamsNews@aol.com (Pam Gable)

Brief lineage of Pam Gable.  Interested in corresponding with anyone of this lineage:

Pamela Ann Martin GABLE; Thomas Vogt MARTIN; Wilma Katherine VOGT; LEONORA PACE; MARY JANE PACE & GRANVILLE R. PACE; GEORGE WEST PACE; JOHN MONTAGUE PACE; JOEL PACE SR.; WM. PACE SR.; JOHN PACE II; JOHN PACE I of Middlesex.

The lineage follows Granville Pace, but I will forward to you a lineage following Mary Jane once I have a chance to complete it. Apparently Mary Jane and Granville were either first or second cousins.

I now have the original certificates for my grandmother and great grandmother's membership in the Daughter of the American Revolution for Joel Paces Service in the war.  Pamela Ann Martin Gable , 7667 Maple Grove Drive Chesterland, Ohio 44026,
(216) 729-548

 Subj: WILLIAM W. PACE Date: 96-11-04 03:18:07 EST
From: stevie@techline.com (Stevie Leigh Jones)

I descend from WILLIAM W. PACE who was born abt 1798 in SC. He married HARRIET ???, she was born abt. 1804 in SC. Their known children: STEPHEN, JANE, DARCUS, SELIA, PHEBE, DEMARIUS, and M.R. WILLIAM were living in Macon Co. NC when the 1830 census was taken. WILLIAM'S son, STEPHEN PACE was born 10 DEC 1825 in GA. He married DOVEY MARTIN on 20 SEP 1851 in Whitfield Co. GA. STEPHEN fought in the Civil War, he mustered in at Loudon, TN for 100 days with the Union Army Volunteers on July 26, 1864. He gave his residence as Murphy, NC. He was a private in Company E, Third Tennessee Mounted Infantry. STEPHEN died at Maryville, Blount Co. TN on September 22, 1864 of typhoid fever. Claim for pension was filed by DOVEY MARTIN PACE of Cherokee Co. NC. The claim was approved and she was granted $8.00 per month from July 27, 1864 plus $2.00 each for the minors under 16 from July 25, 1866. STEPHEN'S and DOVEY'S children were: MARGARET, JOSEPHINE, ELIZABETH, CHARLES, ALEXANDER, and JAMES.

Does this PACE Family connect with anyone's? Who were WILLIAM'S parents, and does anyone know Harriet's maiden name? Anything would be helpful...Thank you.

Stevie Leigh Jones, 516 Tenth Street Hoquiam, WA 98550

Response from Bruce Howard:

Stevie: I have a file on your ancestors and will be sending information along to you as soon as I have a chance to get my facts in order. In the meantime will you answer a couple of questions for me? You show that William and Harriet Pace had a daughter Jane. Do you have any further information on her, i.e. who she married or where she lived, etc.? How do you descend from Stephen and Dovey Pace? Which of their children is your ancestor, and bring it down to you. Also indicate how many of them are still alive, i.e. your parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts, great uncles/aunts. Send whatever information you can to help me identify people in your line to the webmaster and he will send it along to me. I will help you as much as I can. Thanks, Bruce

[Stevie's response to Bruce was quite detailed, with much valuable information on this line of descent, so I have moved it to a separate page. Click here to follow this thread.]

Subj: SUSAN MARGARET PACE

Date: 96-10-17 15:09:03 EDT From: DocHuer@aol.com

My wife Karen is descended from SUSAN MARGARET PACE (31 Jan. 1789-10 April 1855) of Fayette County, OH and Elkhart County, IN. She was married on 4 Jan. 1804 in Fluvanna County, VA to WILLIAM P. WILKERSON (15 April 1783-5 July 1839). Both are buried in the Hire Cemetery, Elkart County, IN.. Thank you, Doc Huer

Subj: Tennessee PACEs Date: 96-10-30 17:03:48 EST

From: JRCoxDC@aol.com(John Cox)

My PACE ancestor's name is MARGARET PACE. She was born about 1815 in Rutherford Co., Tennessee and married PEYTON CHRISTIAN in Rutherford Co. in 1833. Soon after, they moved to Warren Co., Tennessee where they remained. I have not as yet been able to definitively identify her parents. My "hunch" at this point is that she is a daughter of WILLIAM (b. 1773 North Carolina) and ISABELLA PACE who moved first to Georgia and then to Tennessee around 1805. This WILLIAM PACE is the son of WILLIAM PACE (b. c1750 North Carolina) and RUTH LAMBERT who along with all their other children moved to Tennessee. I am having difficulty locating any records that make any connection between my ancestor and the other Tennessee PACEs. So, I have resolved to trace all the descendents of WILLIAM PACE and RUTH LAMBERT in Tennessee and beyond. I've accummulated a great deal of US census records and some county court and marriage records. I would be very happy to exchange information with anyone coming across PACEs that had lived in Tennessee at any time.

John R. Cox 1619 R St., NW #305 Washington, DC 20009

-Date: 96-10-14 20:43:11 EDT From: bobpace@traveller.com (Bob Pace)

here are some queries I would appreciate including in the home page.

1. ISAAC PACE b. 1798 in GA, m. RACHELL BAGETT, are listed in 1850 Perry county TN census. 1830 and 1840 census suggest he had an earlier wife. Anyone have any information on his first wife? Any information on the death of Isaac? When, where, where buried?

2. JOHN PACE b. 1832, son of Isaac, married Minerva Jane Batton, and had three children, WILLIAM WESLEY Apr 12, 1856-Sept. 20, 1935, MARTHA (NANCY) Apr 15, 1858-???,JEFFERSON JEREMIAH, Nov 19, 1961-Aug 15, 1935. Martha married a GUS BASS and moved to Kennett, MO. Martha and Gus had three children BILL, PARALEE who married FRIENDLY THOMAS, and HENRY. Also, I have information on an EGBERT BASS and a LAWRENCE BASS, who addressed WILLIAM WESLEY and his wife GEORGIA as Uncle and Aunt. Does anyone have any information on MARTHA PACE BASS and her family?

Robert Evans Pace, Jr., 404 Meadow View Drive, Huntsville, AL 35802, Phone 205-885-0495

Bob Pace has submitted what he believes to be his lineage back to Richard Pace of Jamestown.  Click here to see it.

Date: 96-10-14 22:55:28 EDT  Email: CarolW7673 @aol.com

My name is Carol Wheelis,and I'm tracing my sister-in-law's Pace line. I live in Moorpark,CA, and my sis-in-law,Lucinda Schmidt Wheelis, lives in Port Hueneme,CA. Here's what I have of her line:

NICKOLAS PACE, b 1814 Pittsylvania Co,VA / NANCY BURELL INGE b 1808 VINCENT FRANKLIN PACE, b 1843 Pittsylvania Co,VA/SARAH ELIZ.TINSLEYb 1843 CHARLES LEE PACE, b1865 Montgomery Co,VA,d 1926 Dallas Co,TX/ELSIE REDMAN b.MO WANDA JEAN PACE,b 1923/m.SCHMIDT LUCINDA LEE SCHMIDT/m. WALTER WHEELIS

VINCENT FRANKLIN PACE was brother to GEORGE WASHINGTON PACE who marrried HARRIETT ELLEN ROUTH. I have many descendants listed from these two brothers,and most of family is in Texas (Dallas Co/Garland)

Would love to trace family back beyond Nickolas Pace! Thanks! Carol Wheelis

From Webmaster: Hi, cousin! your NICKOLAS PACE was a brother to my gg grandfather JAMES BLAIR PACE. You are the first of my line (except WAY back) to check in to the Pace Network. Welcome aboard--it's been lonely. To trace your Paces on back to John Pace of Middlesex County, just click here to go to my line in the Lineagaes, copy down what you need, then use the BACK feature of your browser to get back here. You will note that I have not personally verified the Paces before Francis Pace. I believe the lineage to be correct, but if you get a chance to check it out, I would appreciate the reference. You should always personally verify all data anyway. I'm just too darn busy with the Pace page.

From: CarolW7673@aol.com

Hi again,

I wrote yesterday about my sister-in-law's PACE family,and I forgot to mention that my husband's side ALSO has PACE connections,but its very sketchy. Perhaps you can help. I'm looking for any Pace connections in the N.Louisiana area, specifically Quachita and Union parishes. My husband,a WHEELIS, says his great-grandmother COLE was married to a Pace,or was a Pace. No one in his family knows much about this,however some member of the family passed around the "Pace-Your Family and Mine" book several years ago,,but I still haven't found the connection. The name EDWARDS may also be associated with this family,and also GULLEY. Sorry,wish I had more to go on at this point,but just trying to start somewhere. Thanks. Carol Wheelis

Subj:PACE, MELISSA JANE Date: 96-10-13 16:20:24 EDT From:woodman@ecc-uky.campus.mci.net (Ricky Estes)

I am researching for any info on MELISSA JANE PACE b:1-11-1856 d:1-16-1905 in Ky. She is buried in Little Hope Cemetary on Mammoth Cave in Edmonson County. She is my great,great grandmother. She married James Melvin JAMES MELVIN ESTES Cave area (edmonson co.- barren co. area) That is all the information I have on her. Thank you very much.

Ricky Estes


-WESTERN MISSOURI-KANSAS PACES: Charlene Hook of Tulsa, OK (CHook25@aol.com) has been researching genealogy for 34 years and has taught genealogy courses. She sent a large amount of info from her files, too much to even mention all the names here. I haven't figured out where to put this yet; for starters, I will provide a link from this page. Click here to read about these Paces.

Subj: FLOYD PACE

Date: 96-10-06 18:49:40 EDT From: FABJR@aol.com

My daughter-in-law's surname was Pace. She can identify her grandfather as FLOYD PACE, born in Winchester, KY. Not much else known about relatives at this point. Ant information---Email to fabjr@aol.com

Date: 96-09-30 20:50:26 EDT

From: EPace100@aol.com (Earline Pace Metze)

I am very new at this but find it very fasinating and interesting.

I am the grand-daughter of JAMES KNOX POLK PACE; b.1843-d.1916; in Georgia/died in Navarro County Tx and JOSEPHINE CLAUSELL; b.1858-d.1928; in Mississippi/died in Navarro County, TX.

My dad is EDNIA EARL PACE b.1890-d.1985. Was born in Hill County TX and lived in Hill County and Navarro Co, TX until approx 1920 or so. Then moved to Grayson County, Tx and finally to Garland Tx Dallas County Tx.

Do you have any information on these folks? Earline Pace Metze.

-Date: 96-09-25 00:23:10 EDT From: lhoward@ix.netcom.com (Chris Howard)

I am looking for any information on Martha PACE b.1860's? in the Letcher/Perry/Clay/Breathitt County area of Kentucky. I have very little information about her. I know that she was an orphan and that she was "taken in" by the CRAFT family. One of the CRAFT sons, William Wiley CRAFT, seduced Martha. He was shot in a duel before he could marry her. My great great grandmother, Jane CRAFT, is the illegitimate child born of this union. Jane was born June 30, 1883, married Elijah SERGENT, and died on December 27, 1953. I would really appreciate any help in this matter because I have very limited access to Kentucky Census (or any other) records. - Chris Howard , Marietta, Georgia

Click here for Bruce Howard's response

Subj: Sophia PACE

Date: 96-09-24 23:17:34 EDT

From: jjeffrey@denver.lib.co.us (James Jeffrey)

Sophia PACE married Wilson PROFIT on 20 December 1825 in Fluvanna Co., VA. This information is from page 86 of Fluvanna Co., Marriages by John Vogt, published by Iberian Publishing Co., Athens, Georgia.Who are her parents? How does she fit into the Fluvanna/Goochland Co., Va PACE family? - James Jeffrey

Date: 96-09-20 17:33:18 EDT

From: far4@cornell.edu (Floyd Reed)

HI, My pace lineage is starting with me FLOYD REED, WILLIAM REED, MARIE KING, WILLIAM KING, MARGARET PACE, WILLIAM HANNON PACE, MOSES PACE, BURRELL POPE PACE, JOHN PACE, GEORGE PACE"III", RICHARD PACE"III" b. ca 1688, GEORGE PACE"II", RICHARD PACE"II", GEORGE PACE "I", RICHARD PACE "I".

I am trying to find information on some Pace sidelines. The wives of my Pace ancestors. Most of all I am focusing on trying to find out the ancestors of SARAH WOODLIEF born ca.1694 who married ca.1710 RICHARD PACE "III" born ca.1688 he is in the line above. I don't know if they were in VA or NC.

I would also appreciate any information on SARAH MAYCOCK and her father SAMUEL MAYCOCK's ancestors. SARAH MAYCOCK born ca. 1621 married GEORGE PACE "I" in 1637 Jamestown, VA. Also any information on SARAH POPE married about 1753 to JOHN PACE.

I am originally from Western North Carolina, but am now living in New York at the address below.

Floyd Reed, 301 Maple Ave. Apt. J-5, Ithaca, NY 14850

COMMENT: Watch this space for response. I will have a comment on designating lineage as "II', "III," etc., and on some possible sources (but be careful!) for information on the early Paces. -Webmaster

Subj: JOHN PACE from Ohio

Date: 96-09-20 01:21:57 EDT From: hattman@ionet.net (Curtis & Debbie Hatterman)

I have very little if any information about my grandmother's second husband. My mother did not know him and did not get to know him. My grandmother always came to vist us without him. I don't have any information except for his name, JOHN W. PACE, and that he probably had a couple of daughters from his first marriage. He also had a sister who lived in St. Joseph, Missouri. That was where he met my grandmother. I don't know where they were married or when. My grandmother was ANNA maiden name SLIBOWSKI, first married name BASHINSKI. She had two grown children when she married mister Pace and moved to Ohio. They lived in Canton, Ohio. My grandmother died 3 Feb 1963 in Stark Co., Ohio. If anyone has a way for me to get information on John W. Pace, let me know. -Debbie Hatterman, Enid, Oklahoma

-Subj: FREDERICK PACE & ELIZABETH ? Date: 96-09-13 08:55:48 EDT

Email: scp@fiscal.tamu.edu (Steven Pace)

I have traced my background on the Pace side back to FREDERICK PACE (b. in Wales bef. 1860) and ELIZABETH ? using the "Pace Your Family and Mine" books Vol. I & 2. It goes like this:

(NOTE: Steven gave his entire lineage back to Frederick Pace and Elizabeth. I have moved this material to another page to save space on the queries page. Bruce Howard doubts the accuracy of the lineage from Wales. Click here to see a discussion of the Frederick Pace of Wales problem.

-Subj: BENSON PACE Date: 96-09-12 21:49:22 EDT

Email: philpace@busprod.com (Phil Pace)

My name is Phillip Ray Pace, D.O.B. 9/26/1952. I have one brother, GARY WAYNE PACE, D.O.B. 4/27/1951. Our father is FRED ANDREW PACE, D.O.B. 3/02/1926. BENSON PACE was my grandfather. I never met him, as he disappeared when my father was young. Supposedly he died in 1959. We live in Tulsa, Ok. My father was born in Billings, Ok. Genealogy is extremely new to me. Could you give me some help on information on Benson Pace, and how we fit into the Pace family tree. My e-mail address is philpace@busprod.com. Thanks.

Click here for Bruce Howard's response.

Subj: Parents of MARTHA L. PACE Date: 96-09-02 20:43:12 EDT

From: jspencer@ccl.crsc.k12.ar.us (Jerry W. Spencer, Wynne, Arkansas)

My triple-great grandparents were BENJAMIN GURLEY and MARTHA L. PACE. They were married in Paulding County, Georgia, 11 July 1839. Can anyone verify who her parents were? I suspect that BARNABUS PACE, who was listed on the 1837 Paulding Co census with a total of six in his family, and on the 1840 census with a total of four, was her father, but I can't prove it. Thank you.

-Date: 96-08-28 12:11:14 EDT

From: 102637.1017@CompuServe.COM (Floyd R. Pace)

Note: Floyd has his own home page with more info on this line of Paces. You can go there by clicking the URL below. To get back here, use the BACK feature of your web browser.

http://users.aol.com/FRPace/index.htm

Here is my lineage starting with myself:

Floyd Robert PACE b. 25 Sep 1939, Baltimore, MD; Edward Samuel PACE b. 8 Apr 1913, Spottsylvania Co., VA, d. Sep 1980, Baltimore MD; Henry Walker PACE b. 7 Aug 1872 Albemarle Co., VA d. 22 Feb 1948, Dundalk, MD; William Andrew PACE b. 2 Sep 1843, Albemarle Co. VA d. 8 Oct 1897, Albemarle Co. VA (Served in the 46th Virginia Infantry); Jesse Pace b. Abt. 1809 m. 6 Apr 1840 to Nancy MOORE

I would like to find Jesse's ancestors.

Floyd Pace, 2214 Cox Rd., Jarrettsville, MD 21084

-Subj: Pace geneology Date: 96-08-26 16:31:29 EDT

Email: SPDyson@aol.com (Sandy Dyson, Rawliegh, NC)

I am new at this so I hope you can bear with me. My grandfather was John Henry Pace, DOB 2-28-1883 in Fairbluff, NC. I have some information linking him to Richard Pace and Isabella Smyth from England. My information is as follows

John Henry Pace DOB:2-28-1883 Fairbluff, NC; William James Pace DOB:1846 ( I have two different DOB) Marion Co, SC; Daniel Pace, SR. DOB: 1821; Archibald Pace DOB: ?; George Pace DOB: ?; Newsome Pace DOB: 1809; Newsome Pace DOB: 1754 Henry Co. VA If you can help with this I would appreciate it.

Thank you for posting my query! I am still researching all the information I have and was so excited to get as far as I did with definite proof. I have a loooooong way to go though!!! I am now at 1821 with PACE, Daniel Sr.and am trying to connect him with PACE, Archibald.But the only info. I have is a 1820 census with his name and the name of PACE, George as head of household but it does not name the children! I don't know where to go from here, but I'll keep looking. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks for your help!

Sandy Dyson, 5720 Rail Fence Road Raleigh, NC 27606

10/4/96 [Note: Sandy has submitted a more complete lineage, which I have placed on the Lineages page. Click here to go directly there. 10/10/96 Jack Pace responds. Among other things, Jack says: Do have much data on Joel Sr and family. My line connects with Joel through Spencer/PaceMary Haymes line. Go to Sandy's lineage to follow this thread.

-Subj: Charles Alvres PACE Date: 96-08-20 16:56:52 EDT

Email: pelter@nwi.calumet.purdue.edu (Michael Pelter)

I'm working on my daughter's family tree and there are PACE on my wife's branch. The following is from my mother-in-law: Her father was Charles Alvres PACE (b. 1900, d. 1952). He may have been from the Nashville, TN area. He married Genieva Inez ROBERTS COLLINS ca 1930 and moved to San Antonio, TX. Inez was from the Jacksonville, AL area. Charles' parents were Clay (or Henry Clay) PACE and Josephine ????. Iwould be grateful for any information on the ancestors of Charles.

Michael Pelter, 3870 Kingsway Dr., Crown Point, IN 46307

Response from Bruce: Posted 9/9/96

Michael: Are you a student or a teacher at Purdue University? Do they have a library on campus or in Gary where you have microfilm available to you, or possibly on interlibrary loan? I believe you will find your Henry Clay and Josephine in Arkansas instead of Tennessee. There is a Henry and Jocy Pace and their children residing in Benton County, Ark. in 1900. I believe if you will check both 1900 and 1910 census for that county you will discover the people you are looking for. I also have the feeling that Henry came from Cole County, Missouri. I might be wrong but it want hurt to check it out. Bruce.

-Subj: MURRAY PACE-ClarkCo.,KY Date: 96-08-18 23:15:29 EDT

Email: 102662.172@compuserve.com (Betty Rose)

I am a descendant of JOHN PACE of MIDDLESEX, coming down through JOSEPH/ANNE BASFORD; JOHN/SUSANNAH HOUCHINS (is it Houchins or Hutchings?); MURRAY/MARY BRAGG; JOHN/POLLY GROOME;WILLIAM;ELIZ.HAGGARD; ZACHARY TAYLOR/MILLY JANE FISHER; JOHN/KATHLEEN MATHERLY to me Betty Pace Rose. After MURRAY(Mary Bragg) and his family came to Clark Co.,KY my home, the family, for the most part, stayed in same area since early 1800's. My question--where did the name MURRAY originate in this family? JOHN of MIDDLESEX'S second wife was MARY MURRAY and if she bore no children of John Pace, would John's grandson, JOHN/SUSANNAH HOUCHINS, name a son for her? If not MARY MURRAY, who? Some other relative? A political figure? The name just appears without an obvious clue, at least to me an amateur, and doesn't appear in any other Pace line although there were many other Murrays through the years in Clark Co. Hope someone has answer.

Betty Rose/Shelbyville, KY

To: Betty Rose - 102662.172@compuserve.com From: Bruce Howard

Betty: No one knows where the name Murray originated in your line. It had nothing to do with Mary Murry Pace of Middlesex County, however. There were no family ties to her in the Pace family. After the death of John, Sr., she relinquished all claim to the Pace estate, remarried and disconnected herself from the family, and if I remember correctly she was dead many years before Murray Pace was born in another part of Virginia. I don't see any connection whatever. This doesn't mean, however, that there was not another Murry/Murray that may have had something to do with the Houchins line. My interest in Murray Pace comes through his daughter Mary Ashlin. Remember her? She is the one who married William Craddock. Their oldest son, Jonathan, married Mary Ann Pace of the Richard Pace line in Calloway County, Kentucky. As to the name Murray, it doesn't have to be a family name at all. He could have been named for a friend. Many of the early Paces named their children for friends, statesmen, national heroes, biblical names and the like. My own ancestor was given the name Isaac. He was the oldest child and at the time of his birth there were no other Isaacs in any of the family lines. They all had reasons for naming their children the way they did, but we may never figure it out. --Bruce.

-Subj: Pace Query

Date: 96-08-16 19:33:45 EDT

Email: rmalonecoo@aol.com (Russell M. Cooper)

I have a copy of a sheet from the 1850 Census in Perry County, Ohio. It is quite difficult to read because of the poor handwriting, but there are quite a few Pace family names on it that can be made out. Following are their names and ages in 1850 and all were born in Ohio:

David Pace----36 (Wife) Pace---36

David Pace----20 (Wife) Pace---16

Abram Pace---13 Isaac Pace----12 Elizabeth Pace-9 Nathan Pace---5 (Child) Pace---?

My interest right now is in the 16 year old wife of 20 year old David. I have reason to believe that she is the daughter of the neighboring Cooper family: Michael Cooper age 53, born in Virginia, and Ann age 43, born in Ohio. If you can verify this relationship and provide her first name, I would greatly appreciate it. Russell M Cooper

Response from Bruce Howard, posted 9/9/96:

To: Russell M. Cooper

Russell: I have all of the Paces in Ohio for the year 1850, and I am afraid I can not identify a David Pace age 36 with a wife of the same age in Perry County. The David Pace you are interested in is living in the household of Michael and Ann Cooper and is working as a loborer. You asked for her [David's wife's] first name; her name is Jemima. Whether she is a Cooper or not, I can not say because I do not have any of the marriage records for Ohio at this time. Checking the marriage records for Perry County may be the only way you will discover who she is. You might try writing to the State Library and Archives, State Office Building, Columbus, OH 43215. If they can not help you then you might need to write to the Clerk of Probate, Perry County Courthouse, New Lexington, OH ( I don't have the zip), and see if they can locate a marriage for you and be sure and give a close time frame. They don't have time to look through every book. This is not much help, but I hope you get lucky and find what you are looking for. --Bruce.

Subj: Henderson County, Texas - Pace Family Date: 96-08-11 20:37:01 EDT

Email: pacela@email.uc.edu. (Leonard A. (Tony) Pace)

My name is LEONARD ANTHONY PACE. I am a novice at the geneaology game and at this point only know my ggrandfather, MADISON TOUCHSTONE (Tony) PACE, born in Henderson County Texas(?), 18?? and my grandfather LEONARD EZRA PACE born in Athens (Pine Grove), Henderson County, Texas, 1886. I know my family is listed in a book on the DAVID ALLEN OWEN family, although I am not exactly sure how the PACES fit into that family. I've heard tales that we came from Virginia in the 1600's though Mississippi and Alabama and finally settled in Texas. But I really haven't a clue as to the truth on that subject. I suppose I am just trying to find out a little more about my family history and if anyone would care to enlighten me I would certainly appreciate it.

Date: 96-08-06 10:32:47 EDT

Email: cmcassell@aol.com

My PACE family is Hucie PACE d. 23-DEC 1966 d/o Robert Pace & Mary Floyd in NC. I found out about a book a relative had "The Trek of the Paces through Henry County" written by John Edward Pace, Sr. I discovered that my husband's gg grandfather (whom I was told was "Bob" Pace) was actually named Ballard P. PACE (& called Bob) s/o Daniel PACE b. ca 1797 s/o William PACE b. ca 1756

Carla M. Cassell

Subj: John L. Pace

Date: 96-08-09 16:09:18 EDT

Email: suzbre@aol.com (Suzanne Pace Brewer)

I am new at this so bear with me. I found a reference to JOHN L. PACE receiving a 20 acre land grant (?) February 21, 1854 in Critteden Co., KY. I believe this is my 2nd or 3rd gr grandfather. Does anyone have anything on this family?

I am waiting to receive census information.

Suzanne Pace Brewer; 1148 Bayview Lane; Gulf Breeze, FL 32561

Thanks!

-Date: 96-08-04 19:59:39 EDT Email: abeverly@dixienet.com

I have enjoyed reading the queries on the PaceNetwork. Perhaps someone can help me with the following line: Who were the parents and grandparents of my 4th g. grandparents THOMAS PACE (1795) and wife CEBELLE MATHEWS? After Thomas' death Cebelle married a BENJAMIN CARR and lived in Georgia. I believe that Thomas is referred to as Thomas of Halifax (North Carolina) and I have seen an abstract of his will naming his children: JOHN, ELIZABETH (m. WILLOUGHBY POWELL), MARY (m. a WARD), MARTHA, WILLIAM (m. CLAIRE PULLEN), NANCY, HARDY (b. 5-11-1784, d. 11-17-1836), and James. From a copy of entries in Hardy Pace's Bible, published in Georgia Bible Records, submitted by a Carry Pace Becker, I have determined that my descent is through HARDY and his second wife FRANCES (Fannie) HOPKINS (b. 4/23/1793), their daughter SUSAN PACE (b. 2/3/1824) and her second husband ROMALDO R. WHITEHEAD (b. 1837), their son CHARLES THOMAS WHITEHEAD (b. 1859 Twiggs Co., GA) and wife JONANNA LEONARD BAKER, their daughter LEILA WHITEHEAD (b. 5-10-1885) and husband CHARLES E. NABB, their daughter RUBY NABB and husband WILLIE FRANK WATSON.

ANNA WATSON BEVERLY, 141 Forest Ave., Jackson, AL 36545

To: Anna Watson Beverly - abeverly@dixienet.com

From: Bruce Howard

Anna: You ask who the parents of your Thomas Pace is. His father was John Pace, Jr. of Northampton County, NC., and his grandparents were John and Elizabeth Pace of the same county. I would suggest that you might want to concentrate your search efforts in Northampton County around the period 1760, which is when John Jr. died and his son Thomas in February 1761 petitioned for letters of administration. Between that time and the year 1768, Thomas moved his family across the river into Halifax. There are a good many records on them in that county starting in 1768 until after his death. Good hunting.

Bruce.

This query was put on the roots list for Gloria Merryman Stanford, c/o Chaparral Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 606, Tomball,TX. 77377-0606 and picked up there by Webmaster. I sent email Received reply 8/4/96. Here is the reply to my msg.:

I have hit a snag on my Pace line. In researching my father-in-law, I discovered where his and my grandson's middle name came from. Elizabeth Pace was a 75 year old widow living with a daughter, Alice Bromlow in Grimes Co., Texas in the 1900 census. In the 1880 census she was a 55 year old widow living with her son, James in Grimes county Texas. Her state of birth and James's father's state of birth is given as Ga. Daughter Alice was born in Ga. in 1855 and Son James in Ga. in 1858 but without the name of Elizabeth's husband I haven't been able to find any more. Elizabeth is the ggg-grandmother of my sons, so I am interested in finding a little more information on the Paces.

Thanks Lynwood Peterson. Email lynpete@earthlink.net Note that Lynwood is NOT the submitter, but is the genealogical society member who made the submission for Gloria. Snail mail might be better.

Date: 96-08-03 22:57:00 EDT From: srobert103@everett.com (Susan Roberts) Reply-to: srobert103@everett.com

My Pace connections go back to William PACE who married ca 1775 Elizabeth WADE. Children: Elizabeth, Joseph, Nancy, Susannah, Elisha, Edward, William, and my line Margery. Margery PACE b. 3-4-1788 d. 8-19-1859 DuBois Co., IN m. George Washington WINEINGER b. 4-9-1786 Rockbridge Co., VA d. 1212-1843 Dubois Co., IN. Their daughter Mary Ann WINEINGER b. 1811 m. Philip WINEINGER b. 10-10-1804 Hawkins Co., TN. Their daughter Julia Ann WINEINGER b. 12-30-1833 Hawkins Co., TN m. 3-14-1850 Andrew Jackson DERRICK b. 12-14-1823. Their daughter Julia Ann DERRICK b. 2-10-1876 TN married 2-11-1900 Edward Hamlon HARREL b. 7-18-1874. Their son Ervan Hamlon HARREL b. 2-26-1907 Ellensburg, WA m. Elvina Margaret MCKENZIE b. 1-30-1912. Their daughter Marjorie Eleanor HARREL b. 2-13-1932 m. Kenneth Eugene WEST b. 7-4-1929 and then along came me, Susan Geil (WEST) ROBERTS. Any information on William PACE , Elizbeth WADE, or their children would be appreciated. Willing to share information on my line.

Susan Roberts 11916 24th Pl. NE Lake Stevens, WA 98258 206-334-2707

Subj.: Pace family in Alabama Date: 96-07-30 16:03:48 EDT

Email: olep2@cswnet.com (Paul Pace) (11/6/96 Paul is back--new email address!)

I am PAUL MARION PACE B. 4/24/33 IN Big Spring Texas. My father WILLIAM JOSEPH PACE(BILL) Was born somewhere in Alabama Russelville Muscle Shoals Or Tuscaloosa, not sure My mother was DOTTIE LONZORIA BOOZER. There is extensive gen work on boozer family done by Wavie Walker (Boozer) deceased but a book was published with BOOZER Family traces back to Switzerland. Three Brothers came to America one was our line to Boozers.

My grandfather was FRANCIS MARION PACE married Leona ? Willis somewhere in Alabama. they had at least 13 children. due to family squabble moved to Texas in 1900's sometime. my grandfather would never talk about his father my gggrandfather. after his death about 1948 one of my aunts married to one of my dads brothers told the story of gggpace hooked up the buggy one morning drove over to widow ??? and went to Tennessee where they sat up housekeeping without benefit of clergy and had 13 more children I don't know if this is true or not but I do know my grandfather had nothing to say about him he would always change the subject if asked. I am a neophyte at this genealogy business just retired and think I will have time to do some looking.

Paul M. Pace, RT4 box 693-1, Eureka Springs Ar. 72632 ph 501 253-2890

Subj: JAMES MITCHELL PACE Date: 96-07-30 17:13:25 EDT

Email: planet@astral.magic.ca (Kevin T. Mar)

Hi, I am not a researcher (yet) I just punched up the name Pace on the Altavista engine and got your page. I am interested in my relationship to the Paces. Here is what I know:

My great-grandfather was JAMES MITCHELL PACE born in Flatrock NC on August 20, 1879. He married NAOMI BROCK also born in Flatrock on March 9, 1876. My branch of the Pace family moved to Montana (Louistown and Bozeman for the most part) by the early 1900s and have remained there. My mother, BETTY DEEGAN (ne BROWN) and I are interested in tracing our family back to NC and further. My maternal grandmother was ANN LOUISE BROWN (ne PACE). There were approximately 7 childeren in her family (my great aunts and uncles); she was born April 23, 1907 in Bozeman Montana.

I know that I have a great-great uncle who resided in NC and lived to be approx 102 years old. He was able to give my uncle (Mom's brother) some info on the family, but all of an infromal nature and info that I have only heard through filters. He mentioned that there was a grandmother (my gr3 grandmother or gr4 grandmother was a full-blooded Cherokee indian who's last name was CORN). There is also a rumour that we are related to the Pace who went to San Antonio TX to start the famous Pace Salsa Co.

This is as much as I know. I will talk to my mother and see if there is more, but I would appreciate it if you could throw some light on my ancestry.

Thanks in advance,

Gwen Deegan, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

In Regard to JAMES MITCHELL PACE I have gotten a little more information from my uncle who visited his great-uncle (my gr, gr-uncle) just before his 100th birthday. His name was SPURGON (SPURGIN, SPURGEON[sp?]) PACE.He lived in North Carolina and he died shortly after his 100th somewhere around 1992-1993, which makes his birthdate somewhere around 1892-1893. He was the brother of my GGGrandfather JAMES MITCHELL PACE but was one of the youngest if not the youngest in the family (approx. 12 years younger than James Mitchell). He mentioned that the Paces had received a land grant from the King of England (17 hundred and something) in Virginia in appreciation for their service (in War?-not sure). Does this tie in at all with the original Richard Pace?

Thanks,

Gwen Deegan, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Note from Webmaster: Don't be in a hurry to link to Richard Pace. Work on the current family first and back up carefully one generation at a time, making sure you verify everything carefully. Richard and Isabella Pace received a grant of 100 acres each in 1620, by virtue of being "Ancient Planters", or in other words, having been in the colony since at least 1616. Your family legend might or might not refer to that grant.

Date: 96-07-21 11:10:28 EDT

Email: richnval@nwlink.com (Bettie Kate Pace)

Trying to go back and connect RICHARD PACE to my family listed below;

JOHN THOMAS PACE SR born june 24 l862 98110in Petersburg Va; married BETTY KATE JOHNSON born Feb 2 l868 their child was;

WILLIAM ALLEN PACE born april 23 l891 Petersburg Virgiinia-married MAFRY ELLEN MAHER born april 11 1896 in Florence South Carolina their child is

KATHERINE JOHNSON PACE born November 23 l919 in Petersburg Va; her child is BETTIE KATE PACE CADIEUX on feb 26 1943

any help on how to trace back to RICHARD PACE will be most appreciated

bettie kate pace cadieux, 884 cherry ave ne, bainbridge island washington 98110

Advice from Bruce Howard to Bettie, with ideas that may be helpful to others:

To: Bettie Kate Pace Cadieux

From: Bruce Howard

Bettie, I suspect that you are rather new at genealogy and have come to a brick wall in your research. Believe me all of us have been in the same place at the start and we all needed help to chip away at the wall.

Here is something that may be of benefit to you in your search for John Thomas Pace of Petersburg, Virginia, and his family. Go to your library and ask if they can obtain microfilm on Interlibrary Loan Program. I don't know what is available to you in your local area but from what I can tell you have a rather large market place available to you, either in Seattle, Tacoma or Bremerton. Surely one of the libraries in your area can do this for you.

The Library of Virginia (use to be the Virginia State Library and Archives) in Richmond has on microfile all marriage, birth and death registers for the entire State begining in 1852 to the early part of this Century. You will want to order only those for the City of Petersburg. All of the birth's will be on the same reel for every year, giving the childs name, date of birth, parents names, etc. that occurred in the City of Petersburg. This will give information about the parents of John Thomas Pace. You may also want to check the marriages and deaths to see when they married and if any children died during their time there. You can learn a lot from these old registers. Be sure and record every Pace you find whether you think they are related to your family or not. You never know!

Once you have learned as much as you can from this source, update your query on the homepage and take it one step at the time. You never know who may be checking the network that has an interest in the same family. It may even include me.

I almost forgot to mention that the Library of Virginia has moved last month from its original home on Capitol Square. They moved to a big new building about two blocks west on Broad Street, on the north side of the street. You can still use the old address and the mail will get to them. Keep in touch.

Bruce.

-Date: 96-07-12 15:28:50 EDT Email: jwcissne@aol.com (Susan Jan Pace Cissne, Garland, TX)

Subj: Re:PACE, JOHN THOMAS; WILLIAM JOHN PACE, -- DOB 1/31/1877 OHEL DAHL( some times called O.D. or Buddy Odie.) PACE,

This is a reoccuring famlity name. Last JOHN THOMAS was born in Norman, Oklahoma om June 17 1938. Please respond if you have any information on past or present people named John Thomas Pace.

My father's name was WILLA JOHN PACE - DOB 8/1/1912 Fredrick OK. DOD 4/19/95 Mesquite, TX. spouse - ELISE GREEN PACE

grand father's name was WILLIAM JOHN PACE -- DOB 1/31/1877, Montebela, Texas- DOD 10/11/1918 Hollister, OK. spouse - STELLA STANDFIELD PACE

great grand father was OHEL DAHL( some times called O.D. or Buddy Odie.) PACE, DOB 7/1/1848/ Abbyville, North Carolina DOD 12/4/1924 Hollister, OK. spouse #1 Anna Duval married 1865 GG Mother -> spouse #2 Sallie Adams Places of residence I have found are Palestine, Tx., Iowa Park ,Texas Fredrick, Ok., and Hollister, OK.

Thanks, S. J. Cissne

Bruce Howard responded to Susan, and even more impotantly, Susan made contact with Perry Dunn, who was researching the same line. His family legends indicate that this line of Paces is of Italian background and descended from an Italian soldier who fought under Napoleon, whose sons came to America via England. This fascinating story is included in this thread, which is worth reading whether this is your line or not. Click here to follow this interesteing thread.

-Subj: Pace in KY Date: 96-07-12 16:37:27 EDT

Email:: jdamm@mail.wsu.edu (Janet Margolis Damm)

I am researching the PACE surname in Barren Co. KY in relationship to my MORTON surname. My gr gr grandfather, John MORTON had a daughter, Carrie S. MORTON who m. Millard PACE ~1903. I have also found that many PACEs and MORTONs were neighbors in this area.

Janet -- Palouse Publications -- Washington State University

Click here to se Janet's Morton-Pace family group sheet.

Subj: John PACE b.abt 1898 Hattiesburg Miss d.? Date: 96-07-05 14:33:54 EDT

Email:: JFK5632@aol.com (Bonnie Killman)

NOTE: Bonnie was "lost" for awhile as she dropped America Online; she is back online now.  If you tried to contact her previously and failed, try again.  1/16/97

My grandfather was John J PACE b. abt 1898 in Hattiesburg, Miss married Claudie Mae TAYLOR b. abt 1912 in Stonewall, Miss. m. March 24, 1934 in Selma, Dallas, Alabama. On the marriage license John J PACE was 36. Claudie was 21, she had an aunt named Alma (HERRING) KEITH. I have checked both the census and the soundex but no luck. I have looked at city directories but still no luck. My mother was given up for adoption (sort of) and knows that she has a brother ("James" born between 1934 and 1937) and a sister ("Mary Jane" ) born late fall 1939. At some time they lived with Claudie's aunt & uncle Alma HERRING and Lindsey KEITH in Jacksonville, Fla. I would appreciate any information to enable me to find my mother's brother and sister and her family. I am Bonnie Killman 6216 Saddleback Way Spencer Okla. 73084.

Searching for information on CARRIE WESLEY PACE and her brother JOHN E. PACE.

Date: 96-06-27 20:37:00 EDT Email: JoeK568686@aol.com

CARRIE WESLEY PACE was born 8-31-1859 in either Columbus, GA, also listed as Russell County, AL. In the 1860 Russell County census, I found her at age on, and a MARY PACE at age 20, living with the PORTERVENT family. In 1870, she was with the same family. Not sure how the Portervents were tied in, but the name was found in an old family bible. On 3-31-1878, in Girrard, AL, she married JESSIE WILLIAM RYDER. He was killed in a hunting accident sometime in 1880 before their daughter, NETTIE CLAUDIA RYDER was born. She moved to Sanford, FL to have her baby at the direction of her brother, JOHN E. PACE. CARRIE died on 1-7-1939 in Sanford, FL. On her death certificate, her parents are listed as MR. PACE and MOLLY BLACKBURN. (Thinking last name might even be BLACKMON)

JOHN E. PACE, born in 1853, Georgia. On the 1870 Harris County GA census, I found him at age 7 living with the CASSELL family. Not sure why he and his sister CARRIE were seperated, or what happened to their parents. Or if they maybe had the same father, but different mothers. JOHN E. PACE moved to Sanford, FL and became a wealthy man, and was known as the "Celery King". He married ELLA BRANTLY on 7-13-1879 in Volusia County, FL. No known children from this marriage. He died in 1923, and is buried in Sanford, FL, however, neither Florida or Georgia has a death certificate for him. Nor does the cemetery files show an exact date of death for him.

Any help on CARRIE WESLEY PACE or her brother, JOHN E. PACE would be greatly appreciated.

From: Bruce Howard

Dear Joe: The clues you will need to find your ancestors will be found in Harris and Muscogee Counties, Georgia. The Russell County, Ala. Paces almost to a man came from Harris County, Ga. The same with those of Macon County, Ala. Most were either children or grandchildren of William and Mary Pace of Muscogee County. I would suggest that you also check out all of the Pace men who served in the Confederate Army from Harris County and see who survived and who died in the war, which might explain the two children being orphans. Just because they were living with different families in different places does not mean they had different mothers. The mother may have died also and they were "taken in" by others. There was hard times in the South after the war and more than one family was split up and some even lost, like one of mine, as a result of the war. I am an experienced genealogist and I have some real "head scratchers" in my bunch following the War Between the States here in Dear Old Dixie. But, if you keep digging you will eventually find the answer. Check the 1860 census for each of the counties I have mentioned and see what you can come up with. If you can identify the name of the father send it along and I will check the Confederate rolls I have on file and see if I can give you an outfit to check. --Bruce

-Subj: EDWARD PACE Date: 96-06-25 23:17:17 EDT

Email: chartx@aol.com (Charlotte Headley, Texas)

My g-g-grandfather was Edward PACE, b. ab 1797, Fluvanna, VA, the son of Murray PACE and Mary BRAGG, who moved into Clark Co, KY in approx. 1809. Edward was marr. to Nancy JUDY, 6 Sep 1825 in Clark Co. Edward is listed on the 1820 and 1830 census from Clark Co. but is not on the 1840 census. However, his wife Nancy is listed with son William (John Wm, my great grandfather), Amanda, Hannah, Sarah and Nancy (Jr) . When and where did Edward go? If he died, where is he buried. I have been able to find nothing on him since the 1830 census, but I do know his youngest dau Sarah was b. 1839.

(Just a side note, my direct lineage PACE is on both sides of my maternal grandparents. My grandfather Murry PACE b. 1861, Linn Co, MO is the g- grandson on Murray PACE and Mary BRAGG. and his wife Rosella KELLEY b. 1866, Linn Co, MO is the granddau of Mary B, PACE and g-g-granddau of Murray PACE and Mary BRAGG.)

Hope you, Bruce Howard, or another Pace researacher can help with my problem of what happened to Edward PACE and when.

My g-g-grandmother was Mary B. PACE, b. 15 Feb 1811 in Clark Co, KY. She married Francis KELLEY in Clark Co, 14 Jan 1834, they moved to Calloway Co, MO and in 1837 and 1839 had their first 2 sons, James F. and Bluford Allen.( There were other subsequent children: Emily, John, Dosia, Joseph, William Worth, and George). By 1850, they had moved to Linn Co, MO where they, lived, raised their family, died and are buried. I believe that Mary B. PACE was the dau of Joseph Pace, and Mary Ann Ricks . But might have been the daughter of James Pace (brother of Joseph). Upon the death of James, Joseph was named guardian of the two minor children: James and Dosia. Was Mary the older sister who was no longer a minor at the time of James Pace's death? Who is Mary's father? Both Joseph and James were sons of Murray PACE and Mary BRAGG. Bond for the marriage was Wyatt (Wiet, Wiatt) PACE. Who is he? How does he fit into the family. He also moved into Calloway Co, KY after 1834.

Click here to see full lineage listing for Charlotte

-Subj: FREDERICK PACE

96-06-19 23:14:29 EDT Email: chippace@bellsouth.net (CHIP  ce Ancestors comes from the book "Pace, Your Family and Mine" According to this book my ancestors read as follows. Descendants of: FREDERICK PACE As Related to: JACKSON ALLEN PACE, JR. (Chip Pace)

Note: Chip's listing is fairly extensive, so I have moved it to the Lineages page to conserve space here. His FREDERICK PACE is thought to have come from Wales (United Kingdom) about 1868; family lived in Alabama, Mississippi,; Louisiana. Click here to go to Chip's detailed lineage listing. See also the material on the controversy about Frederick Pace of Wales (Click here)

Subj: Pace /GA Date: 96-06-19 21:13:26 EDT

From: Richbench@aol.com

Looking for info about JOHN WESLEY PACE b: 1849 who lived in in Atlanta GA in 1880's then came to southwest MO. His wife was SUSAN ELIZA ALBERTA HARDMAN and his Father was JONATHAN PACE b: Apr 17, 1815 m: MARY THOMPSON. They lived in Oglethorpe or DeKalb Counties but don' know where they came from or who their families were.

Richard L. Bench 1709 Taylor Ct. Olathe, KS 66062-2412

To: Richard L. Bench Richbench@aol.com

From: Bruce Howard

Richard: Try looking in Forsyth County, Georgia for your ancestor. Your Jonathan Pace married in that county and he and new wife Mary are living there in 1840, and with a young family in 1850, including your John Wesley Pace. If you can't go to Georgia and research yourself, I would suggest that you write to the Georgia Department of Archives and History, 330 Capitol Avenue, SE, Atlanta, Georgia 30334, and request a list of genealogists for hire. That is always a gamble but if you give the genealogist specific things to look for instead of a credit card you can usually get what you want. Since you know that he later lived in DeKalb County do not confuse that with living in the City of Atlanta. He lived near Shallow Ford which was not a part of Atlanta in the 19th Century. I know it is today, but not then. Good hunting. --Bruce Howard

This response to Rich's query as of Feb. 1998

Subj: JOHN WESLEY PACE (1849 - 1923) Date: 98-02-16 17:42:27 EST
From: jon.pace@ix.netcom.com (Jon Pace)

Richard,

Imagine my surprise when I found a query in the PACE Network about someone in my family tree. I have had the name in my computer (on PAF) for over 10 years. I spent a good deal of time in the late 1980's, early 1990's interviewing my great aunts to gather as much history as I could. For JOHN WESLEY, I have the following:

JOHN WESLEY PACE (10/20/1849 - 3/20/1923) born in Milton County, GA; married ALBERTA HARDEMAN (3/24/1850 - 10/27/1934). According to oral history they had two (2) daughters:

MAYBELLE ACLEM PACE & IMOGENE HARGIS PACE

My notes say "Removed from Milton County, GA to Missouri in the 1870's or 1880's".

You might be interested to know that they did not go alone. John's sister and her husband went with them to Missouri.

CYNTHIA N PACE (12/17/1847 - 1/25/1928) born in Milton County, GA; married DAVID MILTON BROOKS (???? - ????). According to oral history they had three (3) children:

GUY PACE, WILLIE PACE and daughter PACE who married a HARRY BEDSON.

Milton County, GA is now combined with Fulton County, GA. It is now the city of Alpharetta a suburb of Atlanta. JONATHAN PACE and MARY THOMPSON PACE along with several children are buried in middle of a modern Office/Residential complex called Windward. When I first found the cemetery it was in the middle of a large tract of land being consolidated. This Windward development decided to include it instead of moving it. It is well kept.

I have extensive history for the descendents of JONATHAN PACE. Almost all of it is oral history. I have also done extensive research on him and his ancestors. Unfortunately, I do not have the time to devote and have not even looked at it for several years. I will include what I have learned. If you would like, I can print and mail you the details of what I do have.

The PACE lineage for my grand children Kimbrough Allen PACE, Jr. (6/18/1993), Caroline Judith-Diane PACE (3/28/1996) and Emily Ann PACE (9/4/1997)

KIMBROUGH ALLEN PACE, SR (9/19/1969), 3/23/1991 m. ALICIA MICHELLE NIX (1/21/1966);

JONATHAN ALEXANDER PACE (1/7/1943), 9/1/1962 m. HELEN DIANE KENNEY (7/11/1941);

+++ This is me !!! +++

GEORGE RANSOM PACE (4/12/1921), 11/6/1941 m. SYBIL RUTH SENSING (10/26/1921);

CLIFFORD RAYMOND PACE (12/21/1895 - 7/10/1973), 5/20/1920 m. LENA MAE PRIEST (11/17/1902 - 5/15/1985);

GEORGE ROBERT PACE (9/27/1864 - 6/29/1946), 1892 m. DORA ELLEN TURLEY (4/11/1875 -- 6/6/1915).

JONATHAN PACE (4/11/1815), 2/23/1840 m. MARY THOMPSON (8/26/1818); left Saluda, NC in 1840;

CORNELIUS PACE (17??), (NOTE: died before 1870)

I can find nothing about this man beyond the Federal Census of 1810, 1830 and 1840. I could not find him in the 1820 census. Also, property deeds after death relate him to Jonathan PACE.

Burrell Pope PACE (1753 - 1816 in Bertie County, NC), 1778 m. Lydia WOODRUFF (8/25/1760 - 1810 in NJ); along with mother petitioned State of NC for return of confiscated property of father; petition being denied, removed to SC; returned 1804. By waiting on their claim, they probably missed out on migrating to Nova Scotia, Canada with other PACE families. Buried in Saluda, NC which was originally called Pace's Gap. There are still many PACE families living there.

John PACE (1732 - 1780), m Sara POPE; resided in Surry County, NC; Loyalist; along with elder son, killed in battle (or ambush) at Shallow Ford on the Yadkin River, all property was confiscated by State of NC.

I hope you weren't looking to join the Daughters of the American Revolution through this line!!!

Please understand that much of what I have is oral history. I have some copies of public records to verify a few things. I have spent hours in libraries here in Georgia, in NC and in the National Archives both here in Atlanta and in Washington, DC. I am a amateur historian and genologist, at best. I would probably benefit by taking some classes or reading to learn more about the methodology.

Jonathan A. Pace, 2800 Hidden Forest Court, Marietta, GA 30066-3118

Subj: PACE, JOHN AND WILLIE, TN Date: 96-05-05 22:54:33 EDT

email: afowl@aol.com (Aileen Irvin Tarver, Rawleigh, NC)

Hunting anything on these two men. The mother was MARTHA PACE - Called "Moo" or something like that. lived in Sevier Co.,TN. Moved to Knox or Blount Cos, TN They were born out of wedlock, father was my grandfather, ALFRED BAKER. One was killed in war - maybe WW2. Would love to connect with them or families.

(Response to request for further info): I am Aileen Irvin Tarver and live in Raleigh, NC The Paces lived in Sevier County, TN and maybe Vestal section of Knoxville or possibly Blount Co, TN. Just not sure. Sorry I don't have any more info. I found them in the 1910 census in Sevier. I understand one of these boys came to my aunts house years ago and she wouldn't go out and talk to him, wish she had and maybe we'd have some contact. Time is tunning out for me to find him and maybe already has run out. Thanks for the info and I'll look for info. Aileen AFOWL 96:07:02 1:28edt am

Bruce Howard's response is relatively short, so I will post it here and move it later if this thread gets longer:

To: afowl.@aol.com From: Bruce Howard

I read your query with interest and some questions come to mind. You give the names of two Pace boys, John and Willie of Knox or Blount Counties, Tennessee, and that they were the illegitimate children of Martha Pace of Sevier County. Then you say "father was my grandfather, Alfred Baker." Are you saying that Baker was the father of the two Pace boys by Martha? If so, did Alfred Baker and Martha later marry and that is how he became your grandfather, or is it that you are not related to the Paces at all but curious about these two Pace men? If Martha Pace did not marry Alfred Baker, do you know who she did marry, or did she ever marry anyone to your knowledge? I know the family that Martha belongs to, but I don't know anything about her personally. If you can help me out on this I think I can help you. Bruce.

Subj: PACE? COLORADO, TEX.,NY? Date: 96-06-15 18:58:50 EDT

From: JThorn3302@aol.com

Searching for info re: family of THOMAS & CECILIA PACE, possibly from Colorado, Texas, or NY. Had twin sons: DUDLEY SNEIDER (sp.?) PACE & BRUCE PACE, also another son THOMEA or TOM PACE, last known as teacher or professor at Colorado University at Boulder. Dudley & Bruce born app. 1953.

-Date: 96-06-03 00:07:20 EDTE-mail: pk@teleport.com (P. Keney)

Seeking info regarding WILLIAM PACE,

According to recent information, William PACE was born in Leslie County, KY, Jul 1879. His parents were John and Mary (X) PACE. John was b. abt 1857, somewhere in the Clay-Perry-Knox-Harlan Counties area. William was killed in a Black Diamond Coal mining accident 18-Feb-1917, probably in Harlan, KY. William mar. LUCY GREGORY in 1900, and they lived in the Clay/Laurel county region where they raised six children. Anyone with information on William's nuclear family and his ancesters would be greatly appreciated.

Peggy

Bruce Howard's response is rather lengthy, so I moved it to a different page.. Peggy updated her query following Bruce's response, so if it doesn't seem to make sense, that't the reason. I am leaving it here because of good information it contains.

Click here to read Bruce's answer and follow this thread.

-Date: 96-05-21 17:07:17 EDT

E-mail: JClayton11@aol.com

I have so little on this line that I'm embarrassed, but that's why we're all hooked on genealogy, right? I can use lots of help!

My one and only entry on this line is:

Jenny PACE, b. 1810 in AL, m. Henry William HODNETT. Jenny is my GGGrandmother. If anyone has any clues to Jenny's parents, I'd be very appreciative!

Jamie Clayton

Date: 96-05-30 22:57:20 EDT From: JClayton11 To: PaceNetwrk

My only suggestion might be: If possible, adding places of birth to the entries. It would help give a clue to other possible family members in different parts of the country... not just Virginia. I'm convinced that my Jenny PACE's family probably came from Virginia, as her husband, Henry William HODNETT, was born in Prince Edward Co. VA. in 1802. Their son, my ggf, John Foster HODNETT was b. in1843 in Perry Co., AL

Jamie Clayton >>

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PLEASE NOTE: the following posting is the first that we have that is NOT from the Virginia Paces. We welcome any and all Pace descendents to the Network.

Date: 96-06-04 19:10:13 EDT

Email: janetbl@mail.pcthree.com (Jane Sullivan)

My husband has Pace ancestors, who were born in in the Orkney Islands, moved to Leith, Scotland (near Edinborough) and later went to Newry, Northern Ireland. His great great grandfather was Hugh Pace who was a watchmaker on Newry about 1850. His wife was Helen McPhail and several of their children moved to New York in the 1880's and 1890's. Would like to contact any other Pace researchers.

Jane Sullivan - Thomas Balch Library

Ezell Subj: ??? on Pace marriage Date: 6/4/96

E-mail: me2atl@worldnet.att.net (Margaret P. Ezell)

Roy, I hope you can help me with two problems. Did Richard Pace b1638, d 1677 marry Mary Knowles, b Apr 1641, dau of John Knowles and Mary Brodnax? Some apparently believe this is so and some believe it not to be true.Data from Marianna Matkins stated: By 13 Mar 1661/2 he had m. Mary ___ with whose consent he sold land on Powell's Creek in Charles City Co. to Richard Taylor. Charles City Co. Order Bk. p327. It is probable that Mary Pace was the dau of Richard Baker of Charles City Co. who on 21 Jan 1664/5 made a deed of gift to Richard Pace for 140 ac "lying on the other side of the bottom on the west side of the aforesaid Baker's plantation. Ibid p530. On the same day Richard Pace witnessed a deed of partition of land between Richard Baker & Patrick Jackson. Ibid 533. Administration on the estate of Richard Pace was granted 14 Feb 1677/8 to his widow Mary Pace. Ibid p270. She m 2nd Nicholas Whitmore and both were alive 3 Aug 1692. Ibid

NOTE: A special section has been set up to discuss the Knowles-Baker controversy. Click here to go to that discussion.

p409. Nicholas Whitmore and his wife Mary, admx of Richard Pace, decd. From these records, it appears that Mary was not a Knowles but a Baker. Problem #2. RICHERD PACE IV, b c1700 Bertie Precinct, NC, d c1775, m c1723 ELIZABETH CAIN. Has anyone identified who Elizabeth Cain was the daughter of? Thank you in advance for all the help you can give. Mildred Ezell ------ Margaret P. Ezell, Ph.D. Stone Mountain, GA

(Note: the following response indicates that this is not specifically a Pace query; however, it is related, so I will leave it in for now. --Webmaster)

6/7/95 To: PaceNetwork@aol.com Subject: Pace marriages

Thank you so much for your response.

I am not a descendant of the Pace family. I am researching the BRODNAX line which we plan to publish in 3 volumes, the 1st vol. already published. I am sorry to have "lost" the Pace line but there is no evidence of a Brodnax connection. Thanks for your help.

Georgia Archives has just acquired History of the Pace Family, compiled by Freda Reid Turner. Much of this book concerns descendants of Richard Pace and his wife Elizabeth Cain. I descend from NC Cains: William who d 1732 Bertie Precinct who m Elizabeth (we believe) Hardy, proof of which is only in the frequent Hardy names in the descendants. Richard Pace Junr Jurat was a witness to his Will. His son William Cain, Will 3 Aug 1757, Edgecombe Co. NC who m Sarah Braswell (?); their son Elisha Cain of Chatham Co. m Martha Blake; their son Hardy Cain who m. Mary Foreman and died in Amite Co. MS.

At the time I compiled this history, I tried hard to identify Elizabeth Cain but was unable to do so.

Later a cousin who descends through Cornelius Cain believed his was the Cornelius of Hart Co. GA. I "combed" the earliest records there but found nothing to make any determination except that there seemed to be a relationship to the Pace family. I suspect this Cornelius Cain was a relation of Elizabeth Cain who married Richard Pace.

I appreciate your interest. Thanks for all you have done and will do.

Sincerely, Mildred S. Ezell P.O. Box 3627 Gaithersburg, MD 20885-3627

-Subj: William Pace Date: 96-06-03 17:01:12 EDT

E-mail: jamesm@dialogic.com (James, Mark)

About Mark James: Address: 4711 Spicewood Springs Rd #271, Austin TX 78759 Occupation: Engineer for Dialogic Corp. (computer-telephony products) Married, no children.

Researching PACE, AKERS, ALFORD, BRADFORD, BRUMFIELD, ODOM, OTT, ROBERTS, THREETON, TYNES (all in the Amite, Louisiana area)

I am descended from William PACE, born perhaps around 1770 or 1780, who married Elizabeth ____ and had at least one daughter, Leah Clarinda PACE. Leah married James ROBERTS and had ten children, all born between 1826 and 1844 in and around Washington Parish, Louisiana. Thus Leah herself would have been born somewhere around 1800-1810. I have no other clue as to where William PACE came from, except that there seem to have been other PACEs moving from the Carolinas to Louisiana and Mississippi at the time. Can anyone shed any light on my line?

Thanks -- Mark James jamesm@dialogic.com>

Click here for Bruce Howard's response and to follow this thread. You will find a LOT of information on this family, including children and detailed family groups. NEW response from Bruce as of 10/9/96 NEW response from Mark James, 10/15/96

E-mail: B4141@aol.com (Brent Pace)

My name is BRENT PACE. My father, ESTEL PACE, was born 1910 in Pigeon Roost Ky. His father WILL PACE was electrocuted in a coal mine in Eastern Ky about 1906. His mothers maiden name was LUCY GREGORY. He had two brothers, WOODROW PACE and TANDY PACE, still living. His sisters were DELLA, BERTHA, and ESTHER.

Thank You, Brent

-Subj: Battle of New Orleans Date: 96-03-05 19:00:51 EST

E-mail: BRUELB@SISNA.COM (Bruel Bowen)

Does anyone know to whom I would write to confirm that my ggg grandfather was killed in the Battle of New Orleans? He was a Captain of the Light Horse and was killed 23 Dec 1814. His name was JAMES PACE. I would like very much to document this fact.

Thank You - Bruel Bowen

Researching BOWEN,WATSON,PACE,DEARSTINE,HAGEN,RHODES,CORY,LeROY,SEAWELL, JEPPSON,BURR

Click here to see responses and follow this thread. You will find a most interesting discussion on the Battle of New Orleans, plus personal background of Bruel Bowen.

From: BPetersonw (Betty Peterson-Wheeler) E-mail BPetersonw@aol.com

Date: 96-02-25 09:38:37 EST

Subj: Pace, Virginia Date: 95-07-13 20:08:08 EDT

JOHN PACE, SR. born 1740's in Virginia, lived in Brunswick Co., Va. Married ANN RUSSELL. Children mostly born in North Carolina, died in South Carolina in 1825. Been told he is a descendent of Richard Pace of Jamestown, but can not find his parents. can any Help?

Thanks Bpetersonw Betty Peterson-Wheeler, 707 S. King St. Leesburg, Va. 22075

Click here to go to Betty Peterson-Wheeler's Pace family lineage page.

4/14/97 she is apparently no longer on America Online.  Use regular mail. -Wemaster

Date: 96-03-03 22:36:46 EST From: GAdams6329 To: PaceNetwrk

E-mail GADAMS6329@aol.com

was told you might have information on my Pace family. My pace line starts with my Great Grandmother who is SILVIA ELIZABETH PACE b. Jun 14 1902 in Woods Cross, Utah to EDWIN PACE JR. b. 18 Jan 1870 in Woods Cross, Utah and ELIZABETH BENNETT b 4 Jul. 1870. Edwin's parents were EDWIN C. PACE b. 8 Dec 1831 at Hebron, Licking Co., Oh and MARY JANE ATKINSON b. 13 sep 1838. Edwin C. Pace's parents are ELISHA PACE and ELIZA BALDWIN b. 8 Apr 1806 in MA. I beileve that Elisha Pace's father was MICHAEL PACE but I have not been able to prove it. Eliza Baldwin's parents were SAMUEL BALDWIN and MEHITABLE KINGSLEY . If you have any info it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Gina Adams

From Bruce Howard:

Gina: Here are the children of Michael Pace and his wife Ann, of Pennsylvania - William, b. 1788; John, b. 1794; Michael, b. 1797; Peggy, b.1800; Henry, b. 1802; Josiah, b. 1808. These are all of their children. They did not have a son named Elisha. The names and dates are from his own testimony. I would suggest that you might want to look into the family of Michael's oldest son, William, who later moved into Ohio with some of his younger brothers. If William doesn't pan out then look at David Pace, the brother of Michael, who also lived in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. Some of his children may have gone into Ohio at a later time. It is worth checking out. Also you might wish to contact a man who is working on your same line, if you have not already done so. Contact Gene Henry Crane, P.O.Box 0220, Glenns Ferry, ID 83623.

Bruce A. Howard

Heather W. Bowers E-mail hbowers472@aol.com

I write a newletter on the LANE family, which does tie into the Pace and AYCOCK line. REBECCA PACE b.1706 in Jamestown, Va., daughter of RICHARD PACE b. 1675 in Charles City, Va. and REBECCA POYTHRESS . Rebecca Pace married WILLIAM AYCOCK, their daughter WINIFRED AYCOCK married JESSE LANE, which are my 5th great grandparents.

Alecia Hendrix - e-mail GleeGarf@aol.com

I am researching CORNELIUS PACE who was born possibly in 1758 and was originally from Virgina and later migrated to the Carolinas. One of his sons was CORNELIUS PACE II who was born in 1828. He came to Georgia and lived there until about 1910 in Pickens County Georgia. His wife's name was CLARISSA and I don't know her maiden name. They had 7 children.

I am searching to find out information on the relatives of Cornelius Pace and Cornelius Pace II. I want to find out about their brothers' and sisters' lives and their siblings' children. My mother's real name is Deborah Hendrix.

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e-mail MCNichols@aol.com (Mary Nichols, Stockton, CA)

Researching: Cronin Hurley O'Brien Quinlan Lee Owen DeGrasse/DeGrace Langthorne

Searching for: IVY ESTHER PACE b ca 1908 m EARL ELI PORTER

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LUTHER GARLAND PORTER b 1928 Cresson TX

Member Name: SHARON SUSTAR Location: NOVELTY, OH USA

Date: 95-09-23 23:32:10 EDT E-mail: Findme123@aol.com

I'm working on a lateral family of PACE in Fluvanna Cty, Va @1850. The particular Pace was:

ANDREW J. PACE (son of JAMES PACE & MARTHA R.) b. 1835 in Nelson Cty, Va who md Dec 25, 1856 (in Palmyra, Fluvanna Cty, VA) to MARTHA E. WHITTON ( dau of THOMAS J. WHITTON & SARAH A. HOPKINS) b. 1835 in Louisa Cty, VA. Their issue:

Child b. 1858 Child b. 1860 Robert F. PACE b. 1862 Henry S. PACE b. 1864

Richard B. PACE b. 1866 Martha C. PACE b. 1868 Agnes B. PACE b. 1870

George W. PACE b. 1872 Emily PACE b. 1874 Elizabeth PACE b. 1876

I am trying to trace the origins of the WHITTON family prior to 1850 in Fluvanna Cty, Va. I have found the actual marriage bond in the Fluvanna Cty, Va Court House.

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