> The Pace society had a "whites > only' restriction in > the by-laws up to 2001. Wow...I had know idea that was the case. I guess it shouldn't be overly surprising given that genealogy is primarily an 'older generation' hobby, and older generations grew up in a time when that mentality was tolerated (especially in the south, and of course most of the PACE lines have southern heritage...and I'm guessing the Society may have been founded in the south given that fact), but its still kind of shocking when you see/read something like that...especially today. In 2001? Whew. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Many slaves took the last name of their owners regardless of how they were treated as it was a way to stay connected to their families and only life that they had known. I'm sure many descendants of slave owning families would like to assume that African Americans that kept the surname of their families did so because their ancestors were 'good' slave owners, but often it had nothing to do with how they were treated as slaves. In researching my own wife's family we found slavery horror stories, yet there her ancestors were, post Civil War, carrying the surnames of their owners. Scott --- On Sat, 10/18/08, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > From: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [PACE] tri-racial Paces > To: [email protected] > Date: Saturday, October 18, 2008, 10:31 PM > I missed the earlier posts .... however, no big surprise for > me. My Dad > used to tell me how many slaves in the south would take on > the last name of > their "owners" if they were treated very well . > Besides that, we are really > all one anyway. > > > In a message dated 10/17/2008 9:42:10 P.M. Eastern Daylight > Time, > [email protected] writes: > > I am surprised that there were no responses to my previous > posts about the > tri-racial group in the upper south which included Paces. > Since members of > this group were classified variously as white, mulatto, or > FPC (free person > of color). Some of our non-matching Paces could come from > this group, many > of whom were so light skinned that they could easily pass > into the white > world and pass their name on. > > > > > **************New MapQuest Local shows what's happening > at your destination. > Dining, Movies, Events, News & more. Try it out > (http://local.mapquest.com/?ncid=emlcntnew00000002) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

I missed the earlier posts .... however, no big surprise for me. My Dad used to tell me how many slaves in the south would take on the last name of their "owners" if they were treated very well . Besides that, we are really all one anyway. In a message dated 10/17/2008 9:42:10 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: I am surprised that there were no responses to my previous posts about the tri-racial group in the upper south which included Paces. Since members of this group were classified variously as white, mulatto, or FPC (free person of color). Some of our non-matching Paces could come from this group, many of whom were so light skinned that they could easily pass into the white world and pass their name on. **************New MapQuest Local shows what's happening at your destination. Dining, Movies, Events, News & more. Try it out (http://local.mapquest.com/?ncid=emlcntnew00000002)

Jackie: Missed Ray Ruck post and have following questions. What was the Wm. Pace Elizabeth Pace puzzle? I have Wm. Pace (John-JosephSr.-John Sr.)marrying Elizabeth *Newsome* Wade daughter of Richard Wade and unidentified ca. 1768. You show her being born 24, Nov. 1764. My data ca. 1768. and that she died before 1773. I wondered if the Newsome was Unidentified family maiden name or possibility a previous marriage to a Newsome. You make my unidentified *Besty Baker Wade, *Elizabeths mother, Correct?. Besty named as her mother a Elizabeth, making Richard Wades daughter a Elizabeth and his mother in law a Elizabeth, Correct?. On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 3:34 PM, Jackie Whitworth <[email protected]> wrote: You also question "all those persons looking for a John Pace, take note, is Elizabeth a wife you are looking for????". Who is this John Pace and Elizabeth??? What I remember, without going through a batch of files, is that Richard Wade named " my daughter Elizabeth Pace" in his will. Do you agree that this Elizabeth Pace was the Elizabeth Wade married to William Pace (John-Joseph Sr.- John Sr.of Middlesex County Va.)? If not who was her husband?? From your post I take it Obediah was Richard Wade's son and Elizabeth's brother.Correct?? Appreciate your reply, please copy < [email protected]> Jack Pace/Williamsburg ------------------------------------- > We owe Ray Ruck a big "Thank You" for straightening out the Wm Pace > Elizabeth Wade Puzzle, I was never comforable with her age, b. 24 Nov 1764, > then after her husband Richard Wade died she Betsy, moved to Barren co. Ky. > with son, this is Obediah Wade. > But Ray, has given us Deed records from Goochland Co. Deed book 14, page > 173 and date 15 August 1783, showing John Pace married Elizabeth Wade. > "All those persons looking for a John Pace, take note, is a Elizabeth a > wife you are looking for?????" > Betsy Baker wife of Richard Wade died in Barren co. Ky as recorded in, > Will bk 3 page 2. shows, 22 Sept 1822 was proved 1826. Betsey stated she > moved from Virginia to Ky 1807. Mentions daughter Betsy named for mother > (Elizabeth) living in Georgia. > THANK YOU RAY !!! > Lois you asked about Stanhope Johnson a security when Elisha and Martha > (Patsy) Johnson married in Louisa co.Virginia, 22 October 1806, daughter > of Thomas Johnson and a witness Thomas Johnson Jr. > Stanhope was a son of Daniel and farrar' > He married SuaNN DEEIWA 20 March 1804 > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > -- JackPace,Williamsburg, Virginia

Roy, I did go to this web site and found it very interesting. My Alsey Pace (b.1785)was one half white (Stephen Pace) and one half Native American--name and tribe of his mother unknown, though I think maybe Tuscorora. This could be Edgecombe Co. NC or another Piedmont county. Alsey Pace had two white wives in Johnston Co. NC--my Zilpha Hall in 1820 and Cassandra Dean in 1836. I think it is the same Alsey Pace both times. I don't think there has been a DNA test on the children of Cassandra & Alsey, but my brother David's DNA puts us in the John and Sarah Burge group. I don't know if Native American genes would be reflected in the DNA results. If Alsey Pace did in fact marry Cassandra Dean in Johnston Co. NC and desert Zilpha and the children (who were in Guilford Co. NC until 1858), then these are the half-brothers and half-sisters of our Pace children by Zilpha. Zilpha and her children were always shown as white, but Alsey and Cassandra in Johnston Co. NC were always shown as mulatto--census choices would have been white, black, or mulatto at that time. I have not followed all the marriages of the children of Alsey and Cassandra, but here are their names. Madison may be James Madison Pace and Rhinison is also Raven Snow (Indian name) or R.S. Here is the way I show the children of Alsey and Cassandra Pace *2nd Wife of Alsa/Alsey Pace: +Cassandra Dean b.1810-15 m: . 6 March 1836 in Johnston Co., NC 2. Noah - b.1834-37Johnston Co. NC 2. Madison - b.1837-39Johnston Co.NC 2. Harriet - b.1841-43Johnston Co.NC 2. David - b. 1840-41Johnston CoNC 2. Obedience "Beady" - b. 1845JohnstonCoNC 2. Rhinison(?) - male - b.1847JohnstonCoNC 2. Sally - b. 1850JohnstonCo. NC 2. Alsey - male - b.?Johnston Co.NC (he is older than some of these others, but may be a grandson. - birthdate unclear on census reports. The Johnston county portion of NC is that little tip that is near Nash county, Wake county, Franklin, and Halifax, so it could relate to the article on the web page you referenced. I am sending you separately an Excel file made up by one of my Julian family's researchers showing the various splits in the NC counties over the years, as boundaries changed. Betty Pace On Fri, 17 Oct 2008 20:41:36 -0500 "Roy Johnson" <[email protected]> writes: > I am surprised that there were no responses to my previous posts > about the > tri-racial group in the upper south which included Paces. Since > members of > this group were classified variously as white, mulatto, or FPC (free > person > of color). Some of our non-matching Paces could come from this > group, many > of whom were so light skinned that they could easily pass into the > white > world and pass their name on. > > > > To see this interesting story, go to > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pace/pacepix/Pace-Taylo r/ > > > > Roy Johnaon > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ____________________________________________________________ Click for online loan, fast & no lender fee, approval today http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/Ioyw6i3m3WMKyGCFExvVtDXdW3DW6fwpsWTVOXOVAgBmCm9uV8bpaA/

I am surprised that there were no responses to my previous posts about the tri-racial group in the upper south which included Paces. Since members of this group were classified variously as white, mulatto, or FPC (free person of color). Some of our non-matching Paces could come from this group, many of whom were so light skinned that they could easily pass into the white world and pass their name on. To see this interesting story, go to http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pace/pacepix/Pace-Taylor/ Roy Johnaon

I would be happy to set up a special St. Dunstan's page on PacePix, or Gordon could do it on the Pace site if he wants. Either way there could be a link on the Pace site. There is already some information and a couple of picture, plus some maps, of St. Dunstan's on my article about my visit there in 1994. The page also includes comments and insights from others who were there. The URL is http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pace/seeking.htm The Prospect of Whitby pub was also there during Richard's time and not too far from Wapping Wall, the street where Richard and Isabella both lived prior to their marriage. Not much else in the area is that old. Roy Johnson -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Royce W. Phillips Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 3:59 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [PACE] St. Dunstans I'm not sure who I should send this to. My wife and I just returned two weeks ago from London. We had a big part of one day to do some exploring east of the Tower of London. We walked down to St. Dunstans and found it rather easily. We looked around outside for awhile. Then we were able to find someone inside. They allowed us in and for over an hour we explored, chatted, and took dozens of digital pictures. I took many more outside. >From there we walked along Wapping Street toward the Tower of London. I discovered there was a Pace wedding at the church in 2004. I would be happy to share the details as well as the pictures with the Society if someone would tell me how to go about that. Royce Phillips ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com Version: 8.0.173 / Virus Database: 270.8.1/1730 - Release Date: 10/17/2008 8:07 AM

I'm not sure who I should send this to. My wife and I just returned two weeks ago from London. We had a big part of one day to do some exploring east of the Tower of London. We walked down to St. Dunstans and found it rather easily. We looked around outside for awhile. Then we were able to find someone inside. They allowed us in and for over an hour we explored, chatted, and took dozens of digital pictures. I took many more outside. From there we walked along Wapping Street toward the Tower of London. I discovered there was a Pace wedding at the church in 2004. I would be happy to share the details as well as the pictures with the Society if someone would tell me how to go about that. Royce Phillips

Royce,    For submission to the Pace Society Bulletin, you can send pictures and anything you write up about your trip to Melea Allan, Bulletin editor.  Her e-mail is meleaa @ yahoo.com (remove the spaces around the @).    The online, downloadable version of the Bulletin allows color pictures while the mailed version is black and white.    Roy Johnson has a Pace Pix website for pictures as well.  There may also be a page on the PaceSociety public website that the pictures of St. Dunstans can be added to, if not, maybe a page can be created about St. Dunstans.   I'm sure many would like to see your pictures and hear more about St. Dunstans. Rebecca Christensen --- On Fri, 10/17/08, Royce W. Phillips <[email protected]> wrote: From: Royce W. Phillips <[email protected]> Subject: [PACE] St. Dunstans To: [email protected] Date: Friday, October 17, 2008, 3:59 PM I'm not sure who I should send this to. My wife and I just returned two weeks ago from London. We had a big part of one day to do some exploring east of the Tower of London. We walked down to St. Dunstans and found it rather easily. We looked around outside for awhile. Then we were able to find someone inside. They allowed us in and for over an hour we explored, chatted, and took dozens of digital pictures. I took many more outside. From there we walked along Wapping Street toward the Tower of London. I discovered there was a Pace wedding at the church in 2004. I would be happy to share the details as well as the pictures with the Society if someone would tell me how to go about that. Royce Phillips ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Uncle Doc died early this morning, so there isn't yet an official obituary from the paper. What follows is my limited information for those interested: Doris Carlton 'Doc' Pace died peacefully at his home in Bakerville, TN, on Oct 14th, 2008. Born Feb 28th, 1922, to Alzo Bryan Pace, Sr. and Eunice Gertrude Etheridge, 'Doc' served a successful career in the Navy from 1940 to 1961 and a second career with the Federal Social Security and Medicare Administrations before a final retirement in 1985. He was preceded in death by his wife Miriam 'Midge' (Cavender) Pace and is survived by their daughter Miriam Elizabeth (Pace) High and two grandsons. Services have not been scheduled at this time, but I'm fairly certain visitation will be in Waverly, TN, with interment in Bakerville, TN. Jon

I had some notes on a Paul Valentine Walker who married Martha Ellen Pace in Hickman, Tennessee Now I find a Paul Valentine Walker on World War I Draft Records as follows:' World War I Draft Registration Cards. 1917-1918 Paul Valentine Walker city: St. Joseph County: Buchanan State: Missouri Birthplace; Iowa: United States of America Birth Date: 3 Nov 1894 Race: Caucasian Roll: 1683689 On 1900 census Bennezette, Butler, Iowa Frank M. Walker head b. Feb. 1851 Ireland Serena R. Walker wife b. sept 1859 Iowa Myrta F. Walker dau. b. Jan 1884 Iowa Paul V. Walker son b. Nov. 1894 Iowa (seems to be the same as above) nearby are: Michall Wade head m. Mar 1831 Ireland Mary Wade wife b. Mar 1837 Ireland William P. Wade son b.Oct.1867 Iowa Edgar W. Wade boarder b. Sept. 1881 New York Is the Paul Valentine Walker above related to Martha Ellen Pace who married Paul Valentine Walker in Tennessee:? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Please note: My new email address is [email protected] Please remove [email protected] from your address books and files so that we can stay in touch!

Bits and pieces from newspapers on PACE's in GA, for anyone interested. Ginga Mylius June 7, 1815, Georgia Journal: "On the first Tuesday in July next, will be sold at the Court house in Morgan County, the following property: 202 ½ acres of land, known by lot No. 34 in the 20th district, formerly Baldwin County, levied on as the property of WILLIAM PACE, to satisfy an execution in favor of RICHARD PACE. Also: 318 ½ acres of land lying on Indian Creek, adjoining Silvanus Walker and others, in the 15th district formerly Baldwin County, levied on as the property of John Burney, to satisfy an execution in favor of the Sate of Georgia against John Gilmore and John Burney. (etc). William Brown, D.S. February 21, 1816, Georgia Journal: "Will be sold on Friday the 8th of March next, on the plantation, near Garner's Ferry, where Wm. Phillips, deceased, formerly resided, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, etc., Terms of sale made known on the day. RICHARD PACE, Ex'er. January 3." December 4, 1830, Macon Weekly Telegraph: "Campbell Sales, on the first Tuesday in January next, before the court house at Campbellton, Campbell County, will be sold: THOMAS PACE'S interest in lot of land, No 69, levied on to satisfy a fi fa issued from Henry Superior Court in favor of John Sellers vs. Pace." (this was in the 8th district, originally Coweta now Campbell County) July 2, 1839, Macon (GA) Weekly Telegraph: "Perry, Houston County, June 28, 1839: At a large and respectable meeting of the Union Democratic party of Houston County, this day held, for the purpose of nominating candidates to represent said county in the next General Assembly, on motion, THOMAS PACE, Esq., was called to the chair, and Dr. Jno G. McKenzie and Stephen R. Ham, Esq. appointed secretaries. The following gentlemen were nominated: For Senate: Maj. James M. Kelly; for Representatives: Dr. William H. Rudd, John E. Dennard; Matthew Sikes, Esqrs. March 2, 1841, Macon Weekly Telegraph: "Four months after date, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Bibb County, for leave to sell all the real estate belonging to WILLIAM PACE, late of Bibb County, deceased. David PATTON, Administrator. Jan 12." January 14, 1845, Macon Weekly Telegraph: "Houston February Sale: Will be sold before the court house door in the town of Perry on the first Tuesday in February next: The south half of lot of land No 201 in the 14th district, Houston County, and one half of the store house and lot, in Centreville, in said county of Houston, known as No. 5; all levied on as the property of Wm. M. Hill, to satisfy a fi fa from Bibb Superior court in favor of the Central Bank of GA, against Aaron Lessell, Executor John J. Lanier, deceased; SAMUEL PACE, John A. Robertson, and Wm. M. Hill. Wm. Herrington, Shff. Dec. 24, 1844."

WICHITA COUNTY TX RECORD OF DEATHS (UNNUMBERED BOOK, OLDER THAN BOOK 1) Clerks No 102, recorded November 30 1905 Name: Thomas W Pace Race: White Sex: Male Age: 93 years, 7 months, 18 days Nativity: American Citizen: Yes Death: November 1, 1905, 1:30AM Place of death: 10 miles SW of Iowa Park Residence: 10 miles SW of Iowa Park Cause: Old Age He is buried in the Highland Cemetery, Iowa Park, Wichita Co. TX Ricky Pace Spartanburg Co, SC Group 3b (John Pace and Sarah (Burgh) decendent through Burrell and Lydia Woodruff Pace) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Harrington" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2008 12:45 PM Subject: [PACE] Pace Davis connection > Virginia, > I am interested in the Davis connection. Do you have any information on > John Davis' > parents? I show that Thomas W Pace was a brother to your Sarah Jane. I > have him married to Drucilla Davis dau of Joshua Davis. I suspect that > your John and my Drucilla may have been brother and sister. > > Thomas by the way lived to be over 100, went west, returned to SC, then > finally went to Texas where he died. > > Joe Harrington > > > Virginia Mylius wrote: >> Hello, I am a descendant of Silas Pace who married Mary Newsome, through >> their son John. What confuses me is who was the father of Richard Pace >> who married Elizabeth Cain, parents of Silas? References seem to >> disagree? >> >> a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to >> b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to >> c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to >> d.. Richard (III) & ____, to >> e.. Richard (IV) and Elizabeth Cain, to >> f.. Silas >> >> Or is the Richard Pace who married Rebecca (Poythress) the same as >> Richard III? In other words: >> >> a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to >> b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to >> c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to >> d.. Richard (III) of Bertie Precinct & Rebecca, to >> e.. Richard (IV) who married Elizabeth Cain, to >> f.. Silas >> >> Any input appreciated! Best, Virginia Sanders Mylius >> >> >> My line: >> a.. John Pace m. Sarah, their daughter: Sarah Jane >> b.. Sarah Jane Pace m. John Davis: >> c.. (see below for lines of Sarah and John's daughters, Frances and >> Martha Jane) >> >> 1. Sarah Jane PACE * (b.Abt 1817) >> sp: John DAVIS * (b.Abt 1814) >> |-2. Frances E. DAVIS (b.Abt 1836-South Carolina d.Bet 1860-1870) >> | sp: William (Lee or M.) MCCORD (b.Abt 1829) >> | |-3. Nancy I. MCCORD (b.Abt 1853-Abbeville County,South Carolina) >> | |-3. John F. MCCORD (b.Abt 1855-Abbeville County,South Carolina) >> | |-3. Ann MCCORD (b.Abt 1856-Abbeville County,South Carolina) >> | |-3. Preston Brooks MCCORD (b.Abt 1857-Abbeville County,South >> Carolina) >> | | sp: Clayton Matilda "Carrie" MERIWETHER (b.5 Jul 1854) >> | | +-4. Septima Inez "Seppie" MCCORD (b.Nov 1879-South Carolina) >> | | sp: William Henry BOWEN >> | |-3. Lucia O. MCCORD (b.Abt 1859-Abbeville County,South Carolina) >> | +-3. S(arah?) Frances MCCORD (b.Abt 1862-Abbeville County,South >> Carolina) >> +-2. Martha Jane DAVIS * (b.Abt 1838-SC d.3 Mar 1898-Ninety-Six,South >> Carolina) >> sp: GRANVILLE T. JACKSON (b.Abt 1835-TN m.9 Jul 1859 d.22 Oct >> 1887-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) >> |-3. Thomas Davis JACKSON (b.Mar 1863-Ninety Six,S.C. d.19 Aug >> 1948-Birmingham,AL) >> | sp: Rebecca HOPKINS (b.Oct 1865-Augusta,Ga m.21 Sep 1898 d.Sep >> 1927-Birmingham,AL) >> | +-4. Helen Virginia JACKSON (b.20 Jun 1899-Georgia d.25 May >> 1974-Birmingham,AL) >> | sp: Robert P. MCCLURE (b.29 Oct 1894-Lewisburg,TN d.15 Jun >> 1955-Birmingham,AL) >> | |-5. Jeanne MCCLURE (b.9 Apr 1921-Birmingham,AL d.17 Nov >> 1999-Birmingham,AL) ***(my parents) >> | | sp: Samuel Henry, Jr. SANDERS (b.5 Feb 1915-Birmingham,AL >> m.4 Oct 1940 d.1 Aug 1993-Birmingham,AL) >> | +-5. Robert MCCLURE (b.8 May 1923-Birmingham,AL d.30 Nov >> 1962-Miami,FL) >> | sp: Marion FREEMAN (b.1924-Birmingham,AL) >> +-3. John W. JACKSON (b.Dec 1864-South Columbus Baptist,Columbus,GA >> d.Birmingham,AL) (never married) >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message >> >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Thank you, JD. The thing that confused me was Family Bible Records, Wayne County, Tennessee - By Wayne Co. Historical Society: that said: "Richard PACE, son of George and Rebecca (WOODLIEF) PACE.named in his will the following children, and his wife, Rebecca." And proceeded to list the children of Richard Pace and Rebecca Poythress. So naturally I had to look at my records again, and I did not have that Richard was the son of GEORGE? And that was not what Adventurers of Purse and Person said. ?? Your question: John PACE b: abt. 1774 SC married Sarah __ (or is this Sarah Jane you refer to.) - I just know his wife's name was Sarah, and they had many children (that I would love to know more about). Their daughter was Sarah Jane Pace who married John Davis. Any information about any of these children would be great! 1. John PACE * (b.Abt 1780 d.1829-Mississippi) sp: Sarah |-2. Silas H. PACE (no children) (d.10 Mar 1849) |-2. Thomas William PACE (b.1812-Abbeville County,South Carolina d.1905-Texas) | sp: Drucilla ANDERSON (DAVIS?) (b.Abt 1816-South Carolina) | sp: Susan CORNELIUS |-2. Richard PACE (d.1847-Montgomery Co. TX) | sp: Matilda |-2. Louisa PACE | sp: (Aiken ??) BRAZEAL |-2. Sarah Jane PACE * (b.Abt 1817) **** my line | sp: John DAVIS * (b.Abt 1814) |-2. Lucinda PACE | sp: Henry CANNON |-2. Eliza PACE (never married) |-2. Matilda PACE | sp: John THOMAS +-2. (2 more children) PACE Thank you, Ginga Mylius ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: "JD Frazier" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2008 11:16 PM Subject: Re: [PACE] Confusion about the Richard Pace's!? Hi Virginia; Maybe this will help if I have the information right. Richard PACE married Isabella SMYTHE son .. and only proven heir George PACE married Sarah MAYCOCKE their son Richard PACE married Mary ___ son .. Richard PACE (III) married Rebecca POYTHRESS their son .. a. Richard PACE (IV) married Elizabeth CAIN b. Silas PACE b: 1742 VA. married 1770 GA. to Mary NEWSOME b: NC. c. Silas PACE (II) b: 1778 Edgefield Dist. SC, d: 1811 SC married Elizabeth FOREMAN born: abt 1780 SC. d: Calhoun Co. AL. (my line through their son Bartley) c: John PACE b: abt. 1774 SC married Sarah __ (or is this Sarah Jane you refer to.) --- On Sat, 10/11/08, Virginia Mylius <[email protected]> wrote: From: Virginia Mylius <[email protected]> Subject: [PACE] Confusion about the Richard Pace's!? To: [email protected] Date: Saturday, October 11, 2008, 9:42 AM Hello, I am a descendant of Silas Pace who married Mary Newsome, through their son John. What confuses me is who was the father of Richard Pace who married Elizabeth Cain, parents of Silas? References seem to disagree? a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to d.. Richard (III) & ____, to e.. Richard (IV) and Elizabeth Cain, to f.. Silas Or is the Richard Pace who married Rebecca (Poythress) the same as Richard III? In other words: a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to d.. Richard (III) of Bertie Precinct & Rebecca, to e.. Richard (IV) who married Elizabeth Cain, to f.. Silas Any input appreciated! Best, Virginia Sanders Mylius My line: a.. John Pace m. Sarah, their daughter: Sarah Jane b.. Sarah Jane Pace m. John Davis: c.. (see below for lines of Sarah and John's daughters, Frances and Martha Jane) 1. Sarah Jane PACE * (b.Abt 1817) sp: John DAVIS * (b.Abt 1814) |-2. Frances E. DAVIS (b.Abt 1836-South Carolina d.Bet 1860-1870) | sp: William (Lee or M.) MCCORD (b.Abt 1829) | |-3. Nancy I. MCCORD (b.Abt 1853-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | |-3. John F. MCCORD (b.Abt 1855-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | |-3. Ann MCCORD (b.Abt 1856-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | |-3. Preston Brooks MCCORD (b.Abt 1857-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | | sp: Clayton Matilda "Carrie" MERIWETHER (b.5 Jul 1854) | | +-4. Septima Inez "Seppie" MCCORD (b.Nov 1879-South Carolina) | | sp: William Henry BOWEN | |-3. Lucia O. MCCORD (b.Abt 1859-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | +-3. S(arah?) Frances MCCORD (b.Abt 1862-Abbeville County,South Carolina) +-2. Martha Jane DAVIS * (b.Abt 1838-SC d.3 Mar 1898-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) sp: GRANVILLE T. JACKSON (b.Abt 1835-TN m.9 Jul 1859 d.22 Oct 1887-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) |-3. Thomas Davis JACKSON (b.Mar 1863-Ninety Six,S.C. d.19 Aug 1948-Birmingham,AL) | sp: Rebecca HOPKINS (b.Oct 1865-Augusta,Ga m.21 Sep 1898 d.Sep 1927-Birmingham,AL) | +-4. Helen Virginia JACKSON (b.20 Jun 1899-Georgia d.25 May 1974-Birmingham,AL) | sp: Robert P. MCCLURE (b.29 Oct 1894-Lewisburg,TN d.15 Jun 1955-Birmingham,AL) | |-5. Jeanne MCCLURE (b.9 Apr 1921-Birmingham,AL d.17 Nov 1999-Birmingham,AL) ***(my parents) | | sp: Samuel Henry, Jr. SANDERS (b.5 Feb 1915-Birmingham,AL m.4 Oct 1940 d.1 Aug 1993-Birmingham,AL) | +-5. Robert MCCLURE (b.8 May 1923-Birmingham,AL d.30 Nov 1962-Miami,FL) | sp: Marion FREEMAN (b.1924-Birmingham,AL) +-3. John W. JACKSON (b.Dec 1864-South Columbus Baptist,Columbus,GA d.Birmingham,AL) (never married) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello, Joe. It's so nice to hear from someone related! I would love to know more. No, as yet, I don't know who John Davis' parents were. Too many Davis's in the area - unless some legal document can point the way, which I haven't found yet. I listed all the Davis's I could find in the area. 1850: Davis's in Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC: Benjamin F Davis-Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1831 South Carolina Edward Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1817 South Carolina Eliza Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1797 South Carolina Elza Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1832 South Carolina Ephraim Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1791 South Carolina Eunice J Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1839 South Carolina FRANCES E. DAVIS Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1836 Isaac H Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1837 South Carolina James W Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1835 South Carolina Jane Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1807 South Carolina JOHN DAVIS Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1813 John Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1832 John Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1782 South Carolina John F H Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1829 South Carolina John J Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1831 South Carolina Joseph Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1834 Joseph A Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1841 South Carolina Joshua Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1770 Virginia Lwrcevia Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1830 South Carolina Margaret Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1838 South Carolina MARTHA J. DAVIS Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1838 Mary Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1795 South Carolina Mary Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1798 Mary J Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1833 South Carolina Milly Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1823 Nimrod Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1815 Rebecca Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1840 Rebecca A Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1846 South Carolina Robert Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1848 South Carolina Samuel J Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1843 South Carolina Sarah C Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1827 South Carolina Sarah E Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1833 South Carolina SARAH J. DAVIS Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1814 Sophronia Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1836 Thomas Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1802 Virginia Ursley Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1783 South Carolina William C Davis Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, SC abt 1828 South Carolina -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The State of North Carolina Abbeville District -- In the Court of Ordinary Whereas application has been made to me by John Davis and wife requiring the Will of Mrs. Sarah Pace, deceased, to be set up and proved in "due form of law"; Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to Thomas W. Pace, Aiken Brazealle and wife, Louisa, Lucinda Jane Cannon, child of Henry and Lucinda Cannon, Sarah Jane Pace and John Pinckney Pace, children of Richard Pace, deceased, Sophronia Haynes, (widow) Sarah Sheppard, wife of ---Sheppard, Seldon Thomas, Benjamin, George, Henry, and John Thomas, and Caroline and Mary Thomas, children of Matilda Thomas, deceased, to appear before me, either in person or by attorney, at a Court of Ordinary for Abbeville District, to be held at Abbeville Court House, on the fourth day of September next, and show cause why proof of the contents of said Will be not made and the said Will set up and admitted to probate in due form of law. Given under my hand and seal of office, at Abbeville Court House, this 30th May, A.D. 1855. ??? Hill, O.A.D. My email: [email protected] Thanks!! Ginga Mylius ================================================= ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Harrington" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 11, 2008 11:45 AM Subject: [PACE] Pace Davis connection > Virginia, > I am interested in the Davis connection. Do you have any information on > John Davis' > parents? I show that Thomas W Pace was a brother to your Sarah Jane. I > have him married to Drucilla Davis dau of Joshua Davis. I suspect that > your John and my Drucilla may have been brother and sister. > > Thomas by the way lived to be over 100, went west, returned to SC, then > finally went to Texas where he died. > > Joe Harrington > > > Virginia Mylius wrote: >> Hello, I am a descendant of Silas Pace who married Mary Newsome, through >> their son John. What confuses me is who was the father of Richard Pace >> who married Elizabeth Cain, parents of Silas? References seem to >> disagree? >> >> a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to >> b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to >> c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to >> d.. Richard (III) & ____, to >> e.. Richard (IV) and Elizabeth Cain, to >> f.. Silas >> >> Or is the Richard Pace who married Rebecca (Poythress) the same as >> Richard III? In other words: >> >> a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to >> b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to >> c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to >> d.. Richard (III) of Bertie Precinct & Rebecca, to >> e.. Richard (IV) who married Elizabeth Cain, to >> f.. Silas >> >> Any input appreciated! Best, Virginia Sanders Mylius >> >> >> My line: >> a.. John Pace m. Sarah, their daughter: Sarah Jane >> b.. Sarah Jane Pace m. John Davis: >> c.. (see below for lines of Sarah and John's daughters, Frances and >> Martha Jane) >> >> 1. Sarah Jane PACE * (b.Abt 1817) >> sp: John DAVIS * (b.Abt 1814) >> |-2. Frances E. DAVIS (b.Abt 1836-South Carolina d.Bet 1860-1870) >> | sp: William (Lee or M.) MCCORD (b.Abt 1829) >> | |-3. Nancy I. MCCORD (b.Abt 1853-Abbeville County,South Carolina) >> | |-3. John F. MCCORD (b.Abt 1855-Abbeville County,South Carolina) >> | |-3. Ann MCCORD (b.Abt 1856-Abbeville County,South Carolina) >> | |-3. Preston Brooks MCCORD (b.Abt 1857-Abbeville County,South >> Carolina) >> | | sp: Clayton Matilda "Carrie" MERIWETHER (b.5 Jul 1854) >> | | +-4. Septima Inez "Seppie" MCCORD (b.Nov 1879-South Carolina) >> | | sp: William Henry BOWEN >> | |-3. Lucia O. MCCORD (b.Abt 1859-Abbeville County,South Carolina) >> | +-3. S(arah?) Frances MCCORD (b.Abt 1862-Abbeville County,South >> Carolina) >> +-2. Martha Jane DAVIS * (b.Abt 1838-SC d.3 Mar 1898-Ninety-Six,South >> Carolina) >> sp: GRANVILLE T. JACKSON (b.Abt 1835-TN m.9 Jul 1859 d.22 Oct >> 1887-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) >> |-3. Thomas Davis JACKSON (b.Mar 1863-Ninety Six,S.C. d.19 Aug >> 1948-Birmingham,AL) >> | sp: Rebecca HOPKINS (b.Oct 1865-Augusta,Ga m.21 Sep 1898 d.Sep >> 1927-Birmingham,AL) >> | +-4. Helen Virginia JACKSON (b.20 Jun 1899-Georgia d.25 May >> 1974-Birmingham,AL) >> | sp: Robert P. MCCLURE (b.29 Oct 1894-Lewisburg,TN d.15 Jun >> 1955-Birmingham,AL) >> | |-5. Jeanne MCCLURE (b.9 Apr 1921-Birmingham,AL d.17 Nov >> 1999-Birmingham,AL) ***(my parents) >> | | sp: Samuel Henry, Jr. SANDERS (b.5 Feb 1915-Birmingham,AL >> m.4 Oct 1940 d.1 Aug 1993-Birmingham,AL) >> | +-5. Robert MCCLURE (b.8 May 1923-Birmingham,AL d.30 Nov >> 1962-Miami,FL) >> | sp: Marion FREEMAN (b.1924-Birmingham,AL) >> +-3. John W. JACKSON (b.Dec 1864-South Columbus Baptist,Columbus,GA >> d.Birmingham,AL) (never married) >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message >> >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Virginia;  Maybe this will help if I have the information right.  Richard PACE married Isabella SMYTHE son .. and only proven heir  George PACE married Sarah MAYCOCKE  their son  Richard PACE married Mary ___  son ..  Richard PACE (III) married Rebecca POYTHRESS their son ..  a. Richard PACE (IV) married Elizabeth CAIN   b.  Silas PACE b: 1742 VA. married 1770 GA. to Mary NEWSOME b: NC.    c. Silas PACE (II) b: 1778 Edgefield Dist. SC, d: 1811 SC married Elizabeth FOREMAN  born: abt 1780 SC. d: Calhoun Co. AL.   (my line through their son Bartley)    c: John PACE b: abt. 1774 SC married Sarah __  (or is this Sarah Jane you refer to.)        --- On Sat, 10/11/08, Virginia Mylius <[email protected]> wrote: From: Virginia Mylius <[email protected]> Subject: [PACE] Confusion about the Richard Pace's!? To: [email protected] Date: Saturday, October 11, 2008, 9:42 AM Hello, I am a descendant of Silas Pace who married Mary Newsome, through their son John. What confuses me is who was the father of Richard Pace who married Elizabeth Cain, parents of Silas? References seem to disagree? a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to d.. Richard (III) & ____, to e.. Richard (IV) and Elizabeth Cain, to f.. Silas Or is the Richard Pace who married Rebecca (Poythress) the same as Richard III? In other words: a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to d.. Richard (III) of Bertie Precinct & Rebecca, to e.. Richard (IV) who married Elizabeth Cain, to f.. Silas Any input appreciated! Best, Virginia Sanders Mylius My line: a.. John Pace m. Sarah, their daughter: Sarah Jane b.. Sarah Jane Pace m. John Davis: c.. (see below for lines of Sarah and John's daughters, Frances and Martha Jane) 1. Sarah Jane PACE * (b.Abt 1817) sp: John DAVIS * (b.Abt 1814) |-2. Frances E. DAVIS (b.Abt 1836-South Carolina d.Bet 1860-1870) | sp: William (Lee or M.) MCCORD (b.Abt 1829) | |-3. Nancy I. MCCORD (b.Abt 1853-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | |-3. John F. MCCORD (b.Abt 1855-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | |-3. Ann MCCORD (b.Abt 1856-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | |-3. Preston Brooks MCCORD (b.Abt 1857-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | | sp: Clayton Matilda "Carrie" MERIWETHER (b.5 Jul 1854) | | +-4. Septima Inez "Seppie" MCCORD (b.Nov 1879-South Carolina) | | sp: William Henry BOWEN | |-3. Lucia O. MCCORD (b.Abt 1859-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | +-3. S(arah?) Frances MCCORD (b.Abt 1862-Abbeville County,South Carolina) +-2. Martha Jane DAVIS * (b.Abt 1838-SC d.3 Mar 1898-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) sp: GRANVILLE T. JACKSON (b.Abt 1835-TN m.9 Jul 1859 d.22 Oct 1887-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) |-3. Thomas Davis JACKSON (b.Mar 1863-Ninety Six,S.C. d.19 Aug 1948-Birmingham,AL) | sp: Rebecca HOPKINS (b.Oct 1865-Augusta,Ga m.21 Sep 1898 d.Sep 1927-Birmingham,AL) | +-4. Helen Virginia JACKSON (b.20 Jun 1899-Georgia d.25 May 1974-Birmingham,AL) | sp: Robert P. MCCLURE (b.29 Oct 1894-Lewisburg,TN d.15 Jun 1955-Birmingham,AL) | |-5. Jeanne MCCLURE (b.9 Apr 1921-Birmingham,AL d.17 Nov 1999-Birmingham,AL) ***(my parents) | | sp: Samuel Henry, Jr. SANDERS (b.5 Feb 1915-Birmingham,AL m.4 Oct 1940 d.1 Aug 1993-Birmingham,AL) | +-5. Robert MCCLURE (b.8 May 1923-Birmingham,AL d.30 Nov 1962-Miami,FL) | sp: Marion FREEMAN (b.1924-Birmingham,AL) +-3. John W. JACKSON (b.Dec 1864-South Columbus Baptist,Columbus,GA d.Birmingham,AL) (never married) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

1. Richard m. Isabella Smythe b. George m. Sarah Maycock i. Richard m. Mary 1) Richard (died in Bertie, NC) m. Rebecca I suspect all of their children's lines would be accepted into the Jamestown Society, but I have seen applications on these two lines: A. Richard m. Elizabeth Cain - accepted into Jamestown Society. B. Rebecca m. 1) Bradford 2) Aycock - accepted into Jamestown Society. This is the one I have a 2007 acceptance. 2) John (died in Bertie, NC) m. Elizabeth (probably Elizabeth Lowe) - accepted into Jamestown Society. I'm not sure how the John Pace m. Ann Russell line submitted their applications to the Jamestown Society. I haven't had a chance to pull out those boxes today. I'm not sure if any of the John m. Sarah (he was born in Prince George, VA moved to Edgecombe, NC, then to Surry, NC where he died) have been accepted. One thing I am unclear on is that the Aycock letter states that Rebecca Pace had two children with John Bradford - John and Tabitha. But John Bradford's Will, which is in the database, doesn't list a daughter Tabitha. It appears from the Will that his youngest daughter was named Sarah. Has anyone done further research on this? Also, who is the mother of all the other children of John Bradford? Val Tice -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Friday, October 10, 2008 6:46 PM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PACE] PACE Digest, Vol 3, Issue 249 Just to be sure, would you identify "the John m. Elizabeth line". And I'm also interested in Gordon's question - in the situations you cited, particularly the John Pace & Elizabeth line, was the Pace ancestry accepted into the Jamestown Society? > Message: 1 > Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2008 07:29:42 -0700 > From: "val & jeff tice" <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [PACE] Any Jamestown Society Paces? > > The most recent application I have is 2007 on the Bradford line which is the > Aycock line. People have been accepted on other branches of Richard m. > Rebecca and on the John m. Elizabeth line. Also, they have been accepted on > John Pace m. Ann Russell which is a line where we are waiting for the DNA > results on a different son's line. The first test did not match the 3a or > 3b DNA groups. > > I don't have any applications on the John m. Sarah line, so I don't know > whether they have been accepted into the Jamestown Society. > > Val > <BR><BR>**************<BR>New MapQuest Local shows what's happening at your destination. > Dining, Movies, Events, News &amp; more. Try it out > (http://local.mapquest.com/?ncid=emlcntnew00000002)</HTML> ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Virginia, I am interested in the Davis connection. Do you have any information on John Davis' parents? I show that Thomas W Pace was a brother to your Sarah Jane. I have him married to Drucilla Davis dau of Joshua Davis. I suspect that your John and my Drucilla may have been brother and sister. Thomas by the way lived to be over 100, went west, returned to SC, then finally went to Texas where he died. Joe Harrington Virginia Mylius wrote: > Hello, I am a descendant of Silas Pace who married Mary Newsome, through their son John. What confuses me is who was the father of Richard Pace who married Elizabeth Cain, parents of Silas? References seem to disagree? > > a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to > b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to > c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to > d.. Richard (III) & ____, to > e.. Richard (IV) and Elizabeth Cain, to > f.. Silas > > Or is the Richard Pace who married Rebecca (Poythress) the same as Richard III? In other words: > > a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to > b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to > c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to > d.. Richard (III) of Bertie Precinct & Rebecca, to > e.. Richard (IV) who married Elizabeth Cain, to > f.. Silas > > Any input appreciated! Best, Virginia Sanders Mylius > > > My line: > a.. John Pace m. Sarah, their daughter: Sarah Jane > b.. Sarah Jane Pace m. John Davis: > c.. (see below for lines of Sarah and John's daughters, Frances and Martha Jane) > > 1. Sarah Jane PACE * (b.Abt 1817) > sp: John DAVIS * (b.Abt 1814) > |-2. Frances E. DAVIS (b.Abt 1836-South Carolina d.Bet 1860-1870) > | sp: William (Lee or M.) MCCORD (b.Abt 1829) > | |-3. Nancy I. MCCORD (b.Abt 1853-Abbeville County,South Carolina) > | |-3. John F. MCCORD (b.Abt 1855-Abbeville County,South Carolina) > | |-3. Ann MCCORD (b.Abt 1856-Abbeville County,South Carolina) > | |-3. Preston Brooks MCCORD (b.Abt 1857-Abbeville County,South Carolina) > | | sp: Clayton Matilda "Carrie" MERIWETHER (b.5 Jul 1854) > | | +-4. Septima Inez "Seppie" MCCORD (b.Nov 1879-South Carolina) > | | sp: William Henry BOWEN > | |-3. Lucia O. MCCORD (b.Abt 1859-Abbeville County,South Carolina) > | +-3. S(arah?) Frances MCCORD (b.Abt 1862-Abbeville County,South Carolina) > +-2. Martha Jane DAVIS * (b.Abt 1838-SC d.3 Mar 1898-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) > sp: GRANVILLE T. JACKSON (b.Abt 1835-TN m.9 Jul 1859 d.22 Oct 1887-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) > |-3. Thomas Davis JACKSON (b.Mar 1863-Ninety Six,S.C. d.19 Aug 1948-Birmingham,AL) > | sp: Rebecca HOPKINS (b.Oct 1865-Augusta,Ga m.21 Sep 1898 d.Sep 1927-Birmingham,AL) > | +-4. Helen Virginia JACKSON (b.20 Jun 1899-Georgia d.25 May 1974-Birmingham,AL) > | sp: Robert P. MCCLURE (b.29 Oct 1894-Lewisburg,TN d.15 Jun 1955-Birmingham,AL) > | |-5. Jeanne MCCLURE (b.9 Apr 1921-Birmingham,AL d.17 Nov 1999-Birmingham,AL) ***(my parents) > | | sp: Samuel Henry, Jr. SANDERS (b.5 Feb 1915-Birmingham,AL m.4 Oct 1940 d.1 Aug 1993-Birmingham,AL) > | +-5. Robert MCCLURE (b.8 May 1923-Birmingham,AL d.30 Nov 1962-Miami,FL) > | sp: Marion FREEMAN (b.1924-Birmingham,AL) > +-3. John W. JACKSON (b.Dec 1864-South Columbus Baptist,Columbus,GA d.Birmingham,AL) (never married) > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Hello, I am a descendant of Silas Pace who married Mary Newsome, through their son John. What confuses me is who was the father of Richard Pace who married Elizabeth Cain, parents of Silas? References seem to disagree? a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to d.. Richard (III) & ____, to e.. Richard (IV) and Elizabeth Cain, to f.. Silas Or is the Richard Pace who married Rebecca (Poythress) the same as Richard III? In other words: a.. Richard (1) and Isabella, to b.. George and Sarah Maycock, to c.. Richard (II) and Mary, to d.. Richard (III) of Bertie Precinct & Rebecca, to e.. Richard (IV) who married Elizabeth Cain, to f.. Silas Any input appreciated! Best, Virginia Sanders Mylius My line: a.. John Pace m. Sarah, their daughter: Sarah Jane b.. Sarah Jane Pace m. John Davis: c.. (see below for lines of Sarah and John's daughters, Frances and Martha Jane) 1. Sarah Jane PACE * (b.Abt 1817) sp: John DAVIS * (b.Abt 1814) |-2. Frances E. DAVIS (b.Abt 1836-South Carolina d.Bet 1860-1870) | sp: William (Lee or M.) MCCORD (b.Abt 1829) | |-3. Nancy I. MCCORD (b.Abt 1853-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | |-3. John F. MCCORD (b.Abt 1855-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | |-3. Ann MCCORD (b.Abt 1856-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | |-3. Preston Brooks MCCORD (b.Abt 1857-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | | sp: Clayton Matilda "Carrie" MERIWETHER (b.5 Jul 1854) | | +-4. Septima Inez "Seppie" MCCORD (b.Nov 1879-South Carolina) | | sp: William Henry BOWEN | |-3. Lucia O. MCCORD (b.Abt 1859-Abbeville County,South Carolina) | +-3. S(arah?) Frances MCCORD (b.Abt 1862-Abbeville County,South Carolina) +-2. Martha Jane DAVIS * (b.Abt 1838-SC d.3 Mar 1898-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) sp: GRANVILLE T. JACKSON (b.Abt 1835-TN m.9 Jul 1859 d.22 Oct 1887-Ninety-Six,South Carolina) |-3. Thomas Davis JACKSON (b.Mar 1863-Ninety Six,S.C. d.19 Aug 1948-Birmingham,AL) | sp: Rebecca HOPKINS (b.Oct 1865-Augusta,Ga m.21 Sep 1898 d.Sep 1927-Birmingham,AL) | +-4. Helen Virginia JACKSON (b.20 Jun 1899-Georgia d.25 May 1974-Birmingham,AL) | sp: Robert P. MCCLURE (b.29 Oct 1894-Lewisburg,TN d.15 Jun 1955-Birmingham,AL) | |-5. Jeanne MCCLURE (b.9 Apr 1921-Birmingham,AL d.17 Nov 1999-Birmingham,AL) ***(my parents) | | sp: Samuel Henry, Jr. SANDERS (b.5 Feb 1915-Birmingham,AL m.4 Oct 1940 d.1 Aug 1993-Birmingham,AL) | +-5. Robert MCCLURE (b.8 May 1923-Birmingham,AL d.30 Nov 1962-Miami,FL) | sp: Marion FREEMAN (b.1924-Birmingham,AL) +-3. John W. JACKSON (b.Dec 1864-South Columbus Baptist,Columbus,GA d.Birmingham,AL) (never married) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Just to be sure, would you identify "the John m. Elizabeth line". And I'm also interested in Gordon's question - in the situations you cited, particularly the John Pace & Elizabeth line, was the Pace ancestry accepted into the Jamestown Society? > Message: 1 > Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2008 07:29:42 -0700 > From: "val & jeff tice" <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [PACE] Any Jamestown Society Paces? > > The most recent application I have is 2007 on the Bradford line which is the > Aycock line. People have been accepted on other branches of Richard m. > Rebecca and on the John m. Elizabeth line. Also, they have been accepted on > John Pace m. Ann Russell which is a line where we are waiting for the DNA > results on a different son's line. The first test did not match the 3a or > 3b DNA groups. > > I don't have any applications on the John m. Sarah line, so I don't know > whether they have been accepted into the Jamestown Society. > > Val > <BR><BR>**************<BR>New MapQuest Local shows what's happening at your destination. > Dining, Movies, Events, News &amp; more. Try it out > (http://local.mapquest.com/?ncid=emlcntnew00000002)</HTML>