Roy says he is really busy Driving back and forth to help with his Family .. so I am putting on for you all and hopefully make it easier for Roy to Add when he has free time. I am also looking for someone to Do DNA on John Pace b-1807 HarlanCo Ky d- Magoffin Co Ky another bro of Richmond Pace to see what Marker 2 shows as court Records show both Richmond and this John sons of Polly Pace...The more DNA done the easier it will be to find key's of how families fit.... I will help all I can if someone needs help... Darlene Supposedly but no proof other than 1820 Cen shows a son b- abt 1812 brother of Richmond & John Pace ...Simeon Pace b-1810 does not appear on Harlan Co Ky census until 1840 However Court Records of Harlan Co Ky show him there in 1834 in a bit of trouble nothing major Kit 7791 Simeon Pace shows Marker 2 as 25 where as both Richmond's line shows Marker 2 as 26 hoping in my feeble mind to find its another Maker 2 close to My Marker 2-26.....I keep looking for an easy Key to make more proof on DNA (((grin))) This kit # 53888 exact match to my Kit #13827 and we both Descend from Richmond Pace by Way of Widow Poly Pace/Mary Pace .altho I don't have as many Markers . Kit #53888 DNA 37 Marker Living s/o Arthur Pace d-1969 Ky Documented s/o Leander Pace d-1936 Kydocumented s/o Wm Pace d-aft 1900Ky & bef 1910 documented s/o Richmond Pace b-1803 d-1845Ky documented s/o ! Widow Polly Mary Pace died before 1850 Cen ...No proof of who her husband was some say Possibly Jesse Pace but no proof to this date and time. Darlene Alleles are: 13 26 15 11 11 12 12 12 12 13 13 29 16 9 10 11 11 24 15 19 30 15 17 17 17 11 11 19 22 16 15 17 17 36 40 12 12 Darlene
Darlene, A one step shift of one marker out of 25 (comparing #7791 & #13827) over 4 to 6 generations is not at all unexpected and does not appear to me to contradict the stated lineages. So, nothing at all to worry about as far as I can tell. I can't speak to any FTDNA issues. Joe
One of My distant cousin had DNA done his # is 53888 and we match exactly He just had it done ....he gave me permission to Share with who ever I wanted to... We Both Descend from Richmond Pace by Way of two sons of Richmond Pace, Brothers...... Mine #13827 John R Pace b-1829 & he Descends from younger Brother Wm Pace b-1832-1836 DNA # 53888 So we know my DNA is good as his DNA #53888 matches exactly with my #13827, What really bothers me why does # 7791 who Decends from Simeon Pace b-1810-1812 we thought was Brother of Our Richmond Paceb-1803 his DNA & My DNA did not match ..could it be because Simeon Pace does not descend from same father as Richmond Pace .. 7791 marker 2 has 25 my 13827 marker 2 is 26 so could it mean Marker 2 distinguish same over all line but different Brother .. I like my line of thought... ((Grin)) .. but imagine you of greater minds will tell me not so and I understand... .... My mind is not too great right now as had a terrible bout with illiness but on the mend.. but I do like to make thing simple ((grin)) Also maybe one of you can tell me why it does not show on Family Tree DNA that my # 13827 an exact match to 53888 other are close are listed.. What do I need to do... oh My Darlene
I too would like more info on this Dempsey Pace that Bob speaks of. The only information that I have on Dempsey, son of John and Sarah Burge Pace is this: Per Bruce, was killed in the Revolutionary War. Jim Pace, Jr. has dates of abt 1753 to abt 1780. I would like to know anything that you can tell me on Dempsey so I can fill in some blanks! Julie
If Bob Webb is monitoring this list, I'm still trying to figure out the children of John Pace (d. Clarke Co, AL, 1820-21). Among the heirs of John Pace that are listed in the deed of sale of his land on 30 Nov 1838 are "Dempsey Pace and Lilly A. Pace." Are these the "James Dempsey Pace and Amelia Gregory" that you are referring to in the lineage below, Bob? Thanks, Joe Anderson ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Roy Johnson" <royj@webster.edu> To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PACE-L] New Pace Pix posting Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2006 17:42:05 -0600 Sent by Bob Webb: William J. Pace was born July 2, 1844, in Newton County, Mississippi. He was a veteran of the Confederate Army, having fought at Gettysburg and the Battle of the Wilderness. He married Olive Wilder in 1866, and moved to Bell County, Texas in 1868. They were charter members of the First Baptist Church of Temple. Their children were Lula, a Professor of Botany and Geology at Baylor University, Pearl, a music teacher, Annie, a writer for a New York paper, and Robert. William died October 18, 1915. All are buried at Hillcrest Cemetery in Temple, Texas. My Great Grandfather William John Lee Pace left Newton County when he was 15 and stayed with his cousin William J. until he struck out on his own. This photo was passed down to me. Lineage for William J. Pace: James Dempsey Pace and Amelia Gregory, John Pace and Elizabeth Jones, John Pace and Sarah Burge, etc. URL; http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace/pacepix/WmJPace/
Sent by Bob Webb: William J. Pace was born July 2, 1844, in Newton County, Mississippi. He was a veteran of the Confederate Army, having fought at Gettysburg and the Battle of the Wilderness. He married Olive Wilder in 1866, and moved to Bell County, Texas in 1868. They were charter members of the First Baptist Church of Temple. Their children were Lula, a Professor of Botany and Geology at Baylor University, Pearl, a music teacher, Annie, a writer for a New York paper, and Robert. William died October 18, 1915. All are buried at Hillcrest Cemetery in Temple, Texas. My Great Grandfather William John Lee Pace left Newton County when he was 15 and stayed with his cousin William J. until he struck out on his own. This photo was passed down to me. Lineage for William J. Pace: James Dempsey Pace and Amelia Gregory, John Pace and Elizabeth Jones, John Pace and Sarah Burge, etc. URL; http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace/pacepix/WmJPace/ Roy Johnson
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This Nickolas Pleasant Pace was the youngest son of my ancestor Francis Pace 1764-1842, b. Goochland Co. moved to Pittsylvania Co. Francis was the great grandson of John of Middlesex. Nickolas's older brothers (including my gg grandfather James Blair Pace) moved to Missouri, leaving him to inherit the plantation in Pittsylvania. Then some of his sons fought in the Civil War, liked the Dallas, TX area, and moved there. They are buried in the cemetery in Garland, Dallas County, TX. I have more details. Roy Johnson -----Original Message----- From: Joyce [mailto:joy_harr@swbell.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 1:07 PM To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [PACE-L] Nicolas Pace (name) Gordon Pace posted a line of descendants for a Nicholas Pleasant Pace who was born later, in 1814 Pittsylvania Co., VA (of the John of Middlesex line). (Obviously not the same Nicholas Pace who was deceased by 1788.) Search Pace Genforum under this name and you should find the info from Gordon. Also, there was a Captain Nicholas "Nick" Pace who served in the Civil War in a unit from Wayne Co., Mississippi and was cited for bravery. See this web site for more details: http://www.gwest.org/Co_A_list.htm I only mention these others because the name "Nicholas" seems to occur fairly infrequently amongst the Paces so maybe there are connections. - Joyce -----Original Message----- From: darlene [mailto:darlene@adweb.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 11:59 AM To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PACE-L] Nicolas Pace Scotch Irish Settlement in Va Here is a Nicolas Pace noted as desceased August 20 1788 in a Scotch Irish Settlement in Augusta Co Va...Vol 1 Augusta Co Va Court Records Page 254 ... Did this guy have any descend. ? Or did he die with out any Descend.? ==== PACE Mailing List ==== Be sure to check the Pace Family Genealogy Forum at http://genforum.com/pace/ and the Pace Network at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace
Very Interesting! Our grandson, Nicholas Julian Pace was one year old, March 3, in Louisville KY. Parents: Julian Hughes Pace, Jr. & Cynthia Rios Pace, Gparents: Julian Hughes Pace, Sr. & Elizabeth Mitchell Pace, GGparents, Julian Henry Pace & Ruby Hughes Pace, GGGparents: Julian Harrison Pace & Ellia S. Douglass ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joyce" <joy_harr@swbell.net> To: <PACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 1:07 PM Subject: RE: [PACE-L] Nicolas Pace (name) > Gordon Pace posted a line of descendants for a Nicholas Pleasant Pace who > was born later, in 1814 Pittsylvania Co., VA (of the John of Middlesex > line). (Obviously not the same Nicholas Pace who was deceased by 1788.) > Search Pace Genforum under this name and you should find the info from > Gordon. > > Also, there was a Captain Nicholas "Nick" Pace who served in the Civil War > in a unit from Wayne Co., Mississippi and was cited for bravery. See this > web site for more details: > > http://www.gwest.org/Co_A_list.htm > > I only mention these others because the name "Nicholas" seems to occur > fairly infrequently amongst the Paces so maybe there are connections. > - Joyce > > > -----Original Message----- > From: darlene [mailto:darlene@adweb.net] > Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 11:59 AM > To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PACE-L] Nicolas Pace Scotch Irish Settlement in Va > > Here is a Nicolas Pace noted as desceased August 20 1788 in a Scotch Irish > Settlement in Augusta Co Va...Vol 1 Augusta Co Va Court Records Page 254 > ... > > Did this guy have any descend. ? Or did he die with out any Descend.? > > > > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > Be sure to check the Pace Family Genealogy Forum at http://genforum.com/pace/ and the Pace Network at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace > >
Gordon Pace posted a line of descendants for a Nicholas Pleasant Pace who was born later, in 1814 Pittsylvania Co., VA (of the John of Middlesex line). (Obviously not the same Nicholas Pace who was deceased by 1788.) Search Pace Genforum under this name and you should find the info from Gordon. Also, there was a Captain Nicholas "Nick" Pace who served in the Civil War in a unit from Wayne Co., Mississippi and was cited for bravery. See this web site for more details: http://www.gwest.org/Co_A_list.htm I only mention these others because the name "Nicholas" seems to occur fairly infrequently amongst the Paces so maybe there are connections. - Joyce -----Original Message----- From: darlene [mailto:darlene@adweb.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 11:59 AM To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PACE-L] Nicolas Pace Scotch Irish Settlement in Va Here is a Nicolas Pace noted as desceased August 20 1788 in a Scotch Irish Settlement in Augusta Co Va...Vol 1 Augusta Co Va Court Records Page 254 ... Did this guy have any descend. ? Or did he die with out any Descend.?
Here is a Nicolas Pace noted as desceased August 20 1788 in a Scotch Irish Settlement in Augusta Co Va...Vol 1 Augusta Co Va Court Records Page 254 I did a fast ck on Virginia 1790 Cen but Heritage Quest does not have it in.. I found this tho.. The 1790 census suffered district losses of Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Virginia ... Did this guy have any descend. ? Or did he die with out any Descend.? Scotch Irish Settlement was on line and I know a lot of these people migrated to Ky but at the time was not cking out Pace's .. I do know this was not a great place to live as they had a lot of stiff rules..and one could be imprisoned for breaking the rules, like walking on Sabbath more than needed to get to church. ... and people left the Settlement for more freedom .. Darlene
Since I am able to check the most recent patriots listed for DAR, please note there have been no other PACE patriots added yet. I did find some under PEACE. Peace, John Birth: NC 1743 Location: NC Rank:PS Spouse: Margaret Scott Peace, John Birth: circa 1755 Location: VA Rank: Pvt. Spouse: Elizabeth Wade Also, no descendants have filed an application for the surname PASE. By the way, PS can also mean a person who signed an oath of allegiance, supplied food, money, clothing, etc. For example, all of the men in San Antonio de Bexar (now San Antonio, Texas) who supplied and transported beef to feed Galvez's soldiers and militia in Louisiana during the American Revolutionary War qualify for DAR PS status.
In a recent E-mail, I cited a reference that listed a number of Paces who were veterans of the Revolutionary War. Presumably, these soldiers were members of units belonging to the Continental Army. [That E-mail is repeated in the text below.] It is of interest to compare this list of Patriots with a list of Patriots cited by the Daughters of the American Revolution. To this end I consulted a 1994 publication by the DAR, The DAR Patriot Index. Obviously, this reference is a little dated. The criteria for admission to the DAR are more broadly based than a simple requirement the ancestor must have fought in the war. Some Patriots are recognized for their contributions in the political and economic arenas. Others fought, but were probably members of the various Colonial militias. Thus, Drury Pace (1741- 1801) is listed by the DAR as a Captain in a Georgia unit. He is not shown in the list of Revolutionary soldiers in the Index composed by Virgil White, shown below. So we have two lists. The DAR source is given by: DAR PATRIOT INDEX, CENTENNIAL EDITION, Vol.3, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Centennial Administrations, Washington, 1994, p. 2205. Call #PR 973.36 M2dau pt. 3 The following Paces are listed as Patriots by the DAR. This means that their descendants have researched the Patriots ancestry, and have determined that said individual was active on the patriot side in the Revolutionary War. The following abbreviations are employed in the list: WPNS Widow Pensioned Sol Soldier (no details) PS Patriotic Service PNSR Soldier Pensioned PACE: Barnabas: b. c. 1747 GA d. 8-13-1831 GA m(1) Agnes Aycock (2) Mary Casey Sol GA Drury: b. 10-6-1745 GA d. 2-5-1801 GA m. Mary Bussey Capt SC James: b. 1726 NC d. 2 1815 m(1) Elizabeth Wall m(2) Levina (Vilney) Fowler PS NC Joel: b. 7-28-1762 VA d. 8-31-1831 IL m Mary East Pvt VA WPNS John: b. 5-28-1751 VA d. 4-12-1822 VA m(1) Elizabeth Nunn (2) Mrs. Polly Stone PS VA John: b. ---- VA d. a. 9-20-1790 VA m Susannah Houchin PS VA Joseph: b. c. 1738 VA d. 6-23- 1815 VA m Mary Ann Page PS VA Michael Jr.: b. 6 1758 d. 2-19-1832 m(1)X m(2) Anne Welsh PVT NJ PNSR Nathaniel: b. 7-16-1743 NC d. 10-1-1798 GA m Amelia Mildred Boykin PS SC Newsom: b. 1754 VA d. 8-19-1845 VA m Mary Nunn Sgt VA PNSR WPNS Silas: b. c. 1750 d. a. 1790 SC m Mary Newsom PS GA Stephen: b. 7-16-1747 NC d. 11-12-1822 GA m Catherine ---- Pvt NC Thomas: b. c. 1750 NC d. 1795 GA m Cebell Mathews Of PS GA William: b. ----- VA d. a. 10-21-1815 VA m Mary ---- Sgt VA The work of Virgil White is given in a three volume set:White, Virgil D., Index to Revolutionary War Service Records, Vol. III: L - R, Waynesboro, TN, National Historical Pub. Co., 1995, p. 2046. I have reproduced the entries under the Pace surname as follows. PACE, Henry, srv (served) as Pvt in Willets NY Regt. Jesse or as Jesse Pase, srv as Pvt. in 10th VA Regt. Joel, srv. as Pvt. in VA Troops, card # 2522, roll #39. Joseph, srv. as Pvt. in 9th VA Regt. Leonard, srv. as Pvt. in VA Troops, card #2524, roll #39 Miahcel or as Michael Pase, srv. as Pvt. in 2nd NJ Regt. Neusam, srv. as Sgt. in 6th VA Regt. Thomas, srv. as Pvt. in 2nd NH Regt. William or as Williamson Peace, srv. as Pvt. in the Commander-in-Chiefs Guard for Cont. Troops. William or as Williamson Peace, srv. as Pvt. in 14th VA Regt. Williamson, srv. as Pvt. in the Commander-in-Chiefs Guard for Cont. Troops Williamson or as Williamson Peace, srv. as Pvt. In 14th VA Regt. The card numbers and roll numbers refer to the source that the author used. The last four entries must refer to the same William X or H. Pace. Evidently, there was some confusion regarding his name in the records. A third person may have erred when entering records regarding said William. You will also notice that there is a Pace in A New Hampshire regiment, as well as a Michael Pase in a New Jersey regiment. A William Pace is common to both books. --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mail Bring photos to life! New PhotoMail makes sharing a breeze.
History of France vol 1V page 39 of 550 would follow the doctrine of God, who gave as much to those who went to work in His vineyard towards the middle of the day as to those who had been at it all the morning." Duke Frederick of Saxony was the only one of the seven electors who absolutely refused to make any promise, as well as to accept any offer, and preserved his independence, as well as his dignity. The rumor of all these traffickings and these uncertainties rekindled in Henry VIII., King of England, a fancy for placing himself once more in the ranks; but his agent, Richard Pace, found the negotiations too far advanced and the prices too high for him to back up this vain whim of his master's; and Henry VIII. abandoned it. The diet had been convoked for the 17th of June at Frankfort. The day was drawing near; and which of the two parties had the majority was still regarded as, uncertain. Franz von Sickingen appeared in the outskirts of Frankfort with more than twenty thousand men of the German army, "whereat marvellously astonished," says Fleuranges, "were they who wished well to the King of France and very mightily rejoiced they who wished well to the Catholic king." The gentleman-adventurer had not been less accessible than the prince-electors to bribery. The diet opened on the 18th of June. The Archbishop of Mayence made a great speech in favor of Charles of Austria; and the Archbishop of Troves spoke in favor of Francis I., to whom he had remained faithful. Rival intrigues were kept up; Sickingen and his troops were a clog upon deliberation; the electors were embarrassed and weary of their dissensions; and the Archbishop of Troves proposed by way of compromise the election http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/26406?c=read&page=39 them on the 25th of May, 1524, regulating the conditions and means of carrying out this grand campaign; and it was further agreed that Provence and Dauphiny should be added to the constable's old possessions, and should form a state, which Charles V. promised to raise to a kingdom. There was yet a difficulty looming ahead. Bourbon still hesitated to formally acknowledge Henry VIII. as King of France, and promise him allegiance. But at last his resistance was overcome. At the moment of crossing the frontier into France, and after having taken the communion, he said to the English ambassador, Sir Richard Pace, in the presence of four of his gentlemen, "I promise you, on my faith, to place the crown, with the help of my friends, on the head of our common master." But, employing a ruse of the old feudal times, the last gasp of a troubled conscience, Bourbon, whilst promising allegiance to Henry VIII., persisted in refusing to do him homage. Sir Richard Pace none the less regarded the question as decided; and, whilst urging Cardinal Wolsey to act swiftly and resolutely in the interests of their master, he added, "If you do not pay regard to these matters, I shall set down to your Grace's account the loss of the crown of France." http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/26406?c=read&page=90
I disagree that John Pace Jr.,son of John Pace Sr. of Middlesex mother was Mary, but rather Elizabeth who most claim was Elizabeth Newsome. John Pace Sr. did not marry Mary Muray untill 10, feb. 1718. John Pace Jr. married Elizabeth Montague 24, Oct.1717. If your claim that John of Middlesex was married before Elizabeth to a Mary there is absolutly no proof af any history of John of Middlesex recorded before purchase of 150 acre plantation from Henry Nicholls in 1693.(Deed book 1a-pp588,591 Middlesex County Virginia.) Both John Jr to Elizabeth Montague and John Sr to Mary Murray marriages recorded Christ Church Parish Register p 116..Yurechko edition. If you are refering to the Hungar Parish bapt.28, April 1661) there has never been any proof of a connection between the Hungar Parish Paces with the Middlesex Paces. Jack Pace/ Wmsburg Va. On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 23:40:06 -0500 "Mary Pace Shannon" <mpshannon@swfla.rr.com> writes: > > If the Joseph mentioned in Jack's post is the one you are > researching, > the following might be of help. > > Newsome Pace b. circa 1754 d. Aug 19, 1844 in Henry Co VA married > Mary > Nunn in 1790 > Newsome was the son of William Pace b. 1724 Middlesex VA d. 1784 > William was the son of John Pace died Nov 25, 1734 in Middlesex VA > married Elizabeth Montague Oct 24, 1717 > John was the son of John of Middlesex and his first wife, Mary. > Mary Pace > > -----Original Message----- > From: paceshire@juno.com [mailto:paceshire@juno.com] > Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 10:41 PM > To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PACE-L] 1810 federal census, Madison Co, Kentucky > > This is quite sparce but may be enought to persue. Joseph Pace born > ca. > 1795, son of Newsome Pace born abt. 1754 in Amelia Co.Va. Newsome > married > Mary "Polly" Nunn probably Henry County Va. ca. 1790. This Newsome > was > son of William who died in Henry Co 1799. Many of this generation > migrated to Kentucky. Newsome was brother to Capt. John who also > married > a Nunn sister and most of the children of this marriage migrated to > Ky. > I > found in Ky marriages SHELBY COUNTY. Joseph Pace to MRS. Henry > Magee, > Dec. 20, 1821. The Mrs. may indicate a previous marriage. Happy > Hunting! > Jack Pace/ Wmsburg,Va. > > On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 16:44:50 -0500 Judith <jrenwick@otherside.com> > writes: > > Came across the following census entry and thought it might be of > > interest > > to someone. I'm still trying to find the parents of Joseph > Pace, > > born > > circa 1796 in Henry County, Virginia. Name and location (but no > > date) are > > in a family bible. He married Ann Magee (daughter of Humphrey > > Magee) 20 > > Dec 1821 in Shelby Co., Kentucky. Joseph died circa 1836. His > > widow and > > children soon moved to Pike Co., Missouri (for reasons unknown > > to me). > > > > > > NAME SPOUSE PG > MO > > > > DY YR > > Pace, Magdalen Powell, Edmund 177 Dec > 22 > > 1824 > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cramsey/madco_p.html > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > > Help this list grow - tell other Pace researchers about it. > > Also, the Pace Society of America home page is located at: > > http://www.pacesociety.org - check it out! > > > > > > May your every shot be long and down the middle. Jack Pace > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > Check out the new Pace Society of America web page at: > www.pacesociety.org, and please join the Pace Society of America for > only $25.00 per year. > > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > Check out the new Pace Society of America web page at: > www.pacesociety.org, and please join the Pace Society of America for > only $25.00 per year. > > May your every shot be long and down the middle. Jack Pace
Thanks! That confirms what I'd thought, since the name Newsome/"Nusom" reappears in the family in later generations. Can you tell me the source of your info, please? BTW marriage info for Joseph is inaccurate: Mrs. Henry MAGEE m. Joseph PACE, 20 Dec 1821 It contains transcription errors which have been perpetuated in various forms over the years. I have seen the original marriage ledger in Shelby Co, KY and can understand how the mistakes were made. There is an errant pen stroke at the end of "Ann", which has led to the mis-interpretation. The actual entry says that Joseph Pace and "Miss Ann Magee" were married on the above date; she was not "Mrs. Henry" Magee. The ledger data is borne out by family records - including a photo of an elderly woman labeled "Ann Magee Pace". The couple were my ggg grandparents. Ann was the daughter of Humphrey Magee, who appears on the Kentucky census in Madison Co. in 1810 and Shelby Co. in 1820. Perhaps I should send this to the entire list too.. Judith At 11:40 PM 3/17/2006, you wrote: >If the Joseph mentioned in Jack's post is the one you are researching, >the following might be of help. > >Newsome Pace b. circa 1754 d. Aug 19, 1844 in Henry Co VA married Mary >Nunn in 1790 >Newsome was the son of William Pace b. 1724 Middlesex VA d. 1784 >William was the son of John Pace died Nov 25, 1734 in Middlesex VA >married Elizabeth Montague Oct 24, 1717 >John was the son of John of Middlesex and his first wife, Mary. >Mary Pace > >-----Original Message----- >From: paceshire@juno.com [mailto:paceshire@juno.com] >Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 10:41 PM >To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [PACE-L] 1810 federal census, Madison Co, Kentucky > >This is quite sparce but may be enought to persue. Joseph Pace born ca. >1795, son of Newsome Pace born abt. 1754 in Amelia Co.Va. Newsome >married >Mary "Polly" Nunn probably Henry County Va. ca. 1790. This Newsome was >son of William who died in Henry Co 1799. Many of this generation >migrated to Kentucky. Newsome was brother to Capt. John who also married >a Nunn sister and most of the children of this marriage migrated to Ky. >I >found in Ky marriages SHELBY COUNTY. Joseph Pace to MRS. Henry Magee, >Dec. 20, 1821. The Mrs. may indicate a previous marriage. Happy Hunting! >Jack Pace/ Wmsburg,Va. > >On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 16:44:50 -0500 Judith <jrenwick@otherside.com> >writes: > > Came across the following census entry and thought it might be of > > interest > > to someone. I'm still trying to find the parents of Joseph Pace, > > born > > circa 1796 in Henry County, Virginia. Name and location (but no > > date) are > > in a family bible. He married Ann Magee (daughter of Humphrey > > Magee) 20 > > Dec 1821 in Shelby Co., Kentucky. Joseph died circa 1836. His > > widow and > > children soon moved to Pike Co., Missouri (for reasons unknown > > to me). > > > > > > NAME SPOUSE PG MO > > > > DY YR > > Pace, Magdalen Powell, Edmund 177 Dec 22 > > 1824 > > > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cramsey/madco_p.html > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > > Help this list grow - tell other Pace researchers about it. > > Also, the Pace Society of America home page is located at: > > http://www.pacesociety.org - check it out! > > > > > >May your every shot be long and down the middle. Jack Pace > > >==== PACE Mailing List ==== >Check out the new Pace Society of America web page at: >www.pacesociety.org, and please join the Pace Society of America for >only $25.00 per year. > > > >==== PACE Mailing List ==== >Check out the new Pace Society of America web page >at: www.pacesociety.org, and please join the Pace Society of America for >only $25.00 per year.
If the Joseph mentioned in Jack's post is the one you are researching, the following might be of help. Newsome Pace b. circa 1754 d. Aug 19, 1844 in Henry Co VA married Mary Nunn in 1790 Newsome was the son of William Pace b. 1724 Middlesex VA d. 1784 William was the son of John Pace died Nov 25, 1734 in Middlesex VA married Elizabeth Montague Oct 24, 1717 John was the son of John of Middlesex and his first wife, Mary. Mary Pace -----Original Message----- From: paceshire@juno.com [mailto:paceshire@juno.com] Sent: Friday, March 17, 2006 10:41 PM To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PACE-L] 1810 federal census, Madison Co, Kentucky This is quite sparce but may be enought to persue. Joseph Pace born ca. 1795, son of Newsome Pace born abt. 1754 in Amelia Co.Va. Newsome married Mary "Polly" Nunn probably Henry County Va. ca. 1790. This Newsome was son of William who died in Henry Co 1799. Many of this generation migrated to Kentucky. Newsome was brother to Capt. John who also married a Nunn sister and most of the children of this marriage migrated to Ky. I found in Ky marriages SHELBY COUNTY. Joseph Pace to MRS. Henry Magee, Dec. 20, 1821. The Mrs. may indicate a previous marriage. Happy Hunting! Jack Pace/ Wmsburg,Va. On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 16:44:50 -0500 Judith <jrenwick@otherside.com> writes: > Came across the following census entry and thought it might be of > interest > to someone. I'm still trying to find the parents of Joseph Pace, > born > circa 1796 in Henry County, Virginia. Name and location (but no > date) are > in a family bible. He married Ann Magee (daughter of Humphrey > Magee) 20 > Dec 1821 in Shelby Co., Kentucky. Joseph died circa 1836. His > widow and > children soon moved to Pike Co., Missouri (for reasons unknown > to me). > > > NAME SPOUSE PG MO > > DY YR > Pace, Magdalen Powell, Edmund 177 Dec 22 > 1824 > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cramsey/madco_p.html > > > > > > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > Help this list grow - tell other Pace researchers about it. > Also, the Pace Society of America home page is located at: > http://www.pacesociety.org - check it out! > > May your every shot be long and down the middle. Jack Pace ==== PACE Mailing List ==== Check out the new Pace Society of America web page at: www.pacesociety.org, and please join the Pace Society of America for only $25.00 per year.
This is quite sparce but may be enought to persue. Joseph Pace born ca. 1795, son of Newsome Pace born abt. 1754 in Amelia Co.Va. Newsome married Mary "Polly" Nunn probably Henry County Va. ca. 1790. This Newsome was son of William who died in Henry Co 1799. Many of this generation migrated to Kentucky. Newsome was brother to Capt. John who also married a Nunn sister and most of the children of this marriage migrated to Ky. I found in Ky marriages SHELBY COUNTY. Joseph Pace to MRS. Henry Magee, Dec. 20, 1821. The Mrs. may indicate a previous marriage. Happy Hunting! Jack Pace/ Wmsburg,Va. On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 16:44:50 -0500 Judith <jrenwick@otherside.com> writes: > Came across the following census entry and thought it might be of > interest > to someone. I'm still trying to find the parents of Joseph Pace, > born > circa 1796 in Henry County, Virginia. Name and location (but no > date) are > in a family bible. He married Ann Magee (daughter of Humphrey > Magee) 20 > Dec 1821 in Shelby Co., Kentucky. Joseph died circa 1836. His > widow and > children soon moved to Pike Co., Missouri (for reasons unknown > to me). > > > NAME SPOUSE PG MO > > DY YR > Pace, Magdalen Powell, Edmund 177 Dec 22 > 1824 > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cramsey/madco_p.html > > > > > > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > Help this list grow - tell other Pace researchers about it. > Also, the Pace Society of America home page is located at: > http://www.pacesociety.org - check it out! > > May your every shot be long and down the middle. Jack Pace
William Hullum Pace, died June 20, 1881, "after a short painful illness in his 64th year of his life" as in his obituary in the Richmond Times Dispatch states. --John Hartwell Pace, son of William and Ana Ann, ( Ada Ann Williamson, of Dinwiddiie County Dec. 22, 1846)was born in Fluvanna County Va. His parents had been married 13 years when he was born. William Hullum was listed in the Richmond City Directory in 1859 as living at 702 Pine Street in 1869 on Maiden Lane, by 1871 on 5th. and Hull Streets, in 1875 on 10th near Semms, and in 1881 on 11th and Railroad. John Hartwell Pace was a fish dealer. He was listed as a huckster in the City Directory in 1881 as living at 34 Maiden Lane. On May 09, 1883, John Hartwell married his next door neighbor Margaret Ann Miller. She was the daghter of George Miller of 700 Pine St. a blacksmith in 1859 who by 1897 was listed as a dairyman, at the same address.-- In 1870 William Hullum married a second time. --John Hartwell wa 11 years when his father married Elizabeth T. Miller Robinson. --It is possible that she and Johns wife were related. On Oct 06, 1886 John and Margaret first child was born George Hullum Pace. John Hartwell Pace died of influenza on March 04, 1939, He died at the residence of his Daughter Mrs. David A. Worsham, his wife Margaret had died 6 mo's earlier, June 23, 1938. They are buried at Oakwood Cemetery in Richmond Va. Their son was George Hullum Pacemarried Florence Beatrice Brauer,. Oct. 09, 1907.George Hullum Pace worked as a plumber with the City of Richmond, in the Dept. of Utilities. His only child was George Alvin Pace who was born in August 1910., attended John Marshall High School in class of 1927. attended Virginia Military Institute, married Beverley Randolph Harrison Webster of Amherst, Va. Their children George Frederick Pace, born Oct. 7th.1932 and Beverly Randoph Pace, born May 20th 1937. William Hullum Pace was born in Fluvannia Co. Va., his parents were Talton (Tarlton-Tarleten) and Jenny Pace.In the Fluvannia Co. Census of 1820 Tarton Pace is head of household and the father of five boys an one girl. Jack Pace/ Wmsburg, Va. On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 15:44:34 -0500 "Lois Long Carey" <lcarey@bcpl.net> writes: > I have not come across the name Hullum in the Pace family > and wondered where it came from.Here are some notes: > > Posted by Sidney Hullum: > Duke William Hullum married Martha Patsy Mcgehee in > Louisa co. Va 27 Dec, 1798 .He also lived in Alabama for a while. > He was a methodist preacher for 51 years. Performed > some marriages in aJefferson County, Alabama. > > William Hullum Pace and Ada Ann Williamson > had a son named Harmon Pace. He is buried in > Blandford Cemetery in Petersburg,Va. > > I found two other Harmon Paces on the SSDI index./ > Harmon Pace of Kentucky > Harmon Pace of Mississippi > > additional note: > Lucinda Melton b. abt. 1848 in Mississipp married > Peter C. Redwine on 12/6/1867 > son of Jesse HULLUM Redwine > > Has anyone found the name Hullum as a minister > on marriage certificates,etc.? > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > Be sure to check the Pace Family Genealogy Forum at > http://genforum.com/pace/ and the Pace Network at > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace > > May your every shot be long and down the middle. Jack Pace
Came across the following census entry and thought it might be of interest to someone. I'm still trying to find the parents of Joseph Pace, born circa 1796 in Henry County, Virginia. Name and location (but no date) are in a family bible. He married Ann Magee (daughter of Humphrey Magee) 20 Dec 1821 in Shelby Co., Kentucky. Joseph died circa 1836. His widow and children soon moved to Pike Co., Missouri (for reasons unknown to me). NAME SPOUSE PG MO DY YR Pace, Magdalen Powell, Edmund 177 Dec 22 1824 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cramsey/madco_p.html