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.?

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Mary Fidela Bane-b. Feb. 1850 in N.C Henry Bane b. 1854 in N.C Joseph Bane b. 1855 inN.C Drucilla Bane b. 1857 in N.C. Bowen Bane b. 3 Aug. 1861 in N.C Rebecca E. Bane b. 12 May 1864 in NC. posted in the ancestry of McIntyres We the undersigned met and proceeded to lay off and allot to Sarah T.A Bane,widow of Paschal Bane, deceased, her years allowance, to wit: All the household and kitchen furniture, all the farming tools on hand, two cows and calves, and two yearlings,one mare and colt and saddles, eight goats, seven head of sheep, one bin of wool, 8 bushels hulls, 4 1/4 rye, two beehives. all land first belonging to said estate and three hundred dollars in money. M. Freeman(Seal) J.A. Hart( Seal) James M. Davis( seal) J.S. Barnett( seal) Deed book No 35, p. 577, Henderson County N.C. Paschal bane, deceased, homestead to be divided into three equal parts as top value: Lot No.1- Bowen Bane and wife Lucille, 55 acres Lot No.2- Rebecca Bane Jones and husband W.J. Jones 56 1/2 acres Lot No. 3- Mary Austin- 81 l/1 acres

John PACE, Jr. was not of Henry Co, VA. He married Zepporah/Zipporah KIRBY on 6 Mar 1798 in Warren Co, KY. She was the daughter of David and Elizabeth (TARRANT) KIRBY. David KIRBY took the oath of Allegience in Henry Co, VA on 7 Sep 1777 (VHM Vol. 9, 139-40). On 13 Nov 1782 he signed petitions of Bedford and Henry Co, VA. Zepporah was born 15 FEb 1778 during the years her parents lived in Henry Co, VA. John PACE, Jr. was the son of John PACE, Sr. (b 1 Jan 1749/50 Prince George Co, VA, d 1825 Greenville Co, SC) and his wife Ann RUSSELL (b 1752 Brunswick Co, VA, d 1790-1795 Spartanburg Dist, SC.) I have sent a genealogy report on John PACE, Sr. and his children to be included in the Pace database. Nancy Webb Wood Descendant of John Pace, Sr. and John Pace, Jr. through his daughter Elizabeth Pace who married Sherrod Roland. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Snowberry995@aol.com> To: <PACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 12:47 PM Subject: Re: PACE-D Digest V06 #39 > Also who is John Pace Jr. b 5 Dec 1775, VA and Zipporah Kirby, also born in > Henry County, Virginia? I have lots of John Paces in my data base from Henry > County, Virginia but not him. > > FA

Still looking for any descendants of David W. Pace born 9 Jan. 1845 in Tishomingo Co. MS and died 21 Feb. 1929 in Lamasco, Fannin Co. TX. Parents are Ruel and Susan East Pace. David married Mary F. Hodges 29 Mar. 1871 in Lamar Co. TX. Census shows that David and Mary had 3 children, Vivie L., John and Kitty. Would like to talk to someone who is a direct descendant to get more information and David and his children. Julie Coley

Back in 2001 I posted the following: In the land office patents and grants dated June 22, 1786 is 511/8 a.on the waters of the Great Byrd adjoining the lines of Edward Bain, Walter Johnson and others to William Pace Grants No.1-p.548 I have a Bain genealogy sent to me by someone and in going thru it found the following Sarah Sue Pace b.26 Sep. 1829,d. 21 ul 1896 Widow of Paschal Bane,buried near her parents Daniel and Sara Revis Pace at Pace Family Cemetery in Zirconia, Henderson Co. N.C Pascal Bain,b. abt. 1827 in N.C, was the son of Johnson Bain b. 1780 in Fluvanna Co.Va ,died Feb. 1862 in Henderson N.C Johnson Bain was the son of Robert Edward Bain of Albemarle another son Archibald Bain was married to a Sarah A. Spencer. Are there any Pace-Bain- Spencer connections out there?

Julie will send you the 1900 Cen shows two more children, Preston 1884 TX,Ester b-1887TX Vivie 1890 Tx& John1893Tx shows they were married 28 years says Mary had 9 children 5 living 1880 Census Place: Precinct 8, Fannin, Texas Source: FHL Film 1255303 National Archives Film T9-1303 Page 536D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace David W. PACE Self M M W 30 MS Occ: Farmer Fa: MS Mo: MS Mary PACE Wife F M W 27 AR Occ: Keeping House Fa: TN Mo: MO Kitty PACE Dau F S W 3 TX b- abt 1877 Fa: MS Mo: AR ----- Original Message ----- From: <Neatstuffgifts@aol.com> To: <PACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2006 6:47 AM Subject: [PACE-L] David W. Pace - Tishomingo Co., MS to Fannin Co. TX > Still looking for any descendants of David W. Pace born 9 Jan. 1845 in > Tishomingo Co. MS and died 21 Feb. 1929 in Lamasco, Fannin Co. TX. Parents are > Ruel and Susan East Pace. David married Mary F. Hodges 29 Mar. 1871 in Lamar Co. > TX. Census shows that David and Mary had 3 children, Vivie L., John and > Kitty. Would like to talk to someone who is a direct descendant to get more > information and David and his children. Julie Coley > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > Check out the Pace GenConnect Boards where you can post or peruse Pace Bibles, Obits, Bios, Deeds, Wills, Queries, etc. Bookmark this URL: http://boards.ancestry.com > > __________ NOD32 1.1439 (20060311) Information __________ > > This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. > http://www.eset.com > >

Hello, I also have John & Zeporah in my family tree (on my dad's side of the family.) John's brother Francis Pace (d.1837-Johnson Co AR) is my connection, he is my ggg-grandfather. I know my dad used to keep in touch with some of the remaining family members. I will ask him about that this week end. Thanks, Sheila

John Pace Jr. is believed to be the son of John Pace (b Prince George Co, VA) and Ann Russell, although I've not seen documentation confirming this link... Glen Mark Martin http://martin.techwind.com On 3/10/06 12:47 PM, "Snowberry995@aol.com" <Snowberry995@aol.com> wrote: > Also who is John Pace Jr. b 5 Dec 1775, VA and Zipporah Kirby, also born in > Henry County, Virginia? I have lots of John Paces in my data base from Henry > County, Virginia but not him. > > FA

Jan, I have the book "The Trek of the Paces Henry County and the Heritage They Left Behind" by John Edward Pace, Sr. He was my grandmother's brother, Emma Jane Pace. Uncle John died in April 1984. I also have the book written by his daughter and a cousin,"The Life and Times of Ridgeway, Virginia 1728-1990." I also have another of their books, "Our Green and Growing Family Tree." I don't loan my book out but will be glad to share information and help you in anyway I can. Also who is John Pace Jr. b 5 Dec 1775, VA and Zipporah Kirby, also born in Henry County, Virginia? I have lots of John Paces in my data base from Henry County, Virginia but not him. FA

Nancy , My Husbands Great Grandfather was David Wright Pace. His Grandmother was Jane Frances Pace Aston daughter of David and Rebecca Mahala Hampton Pace. I would love to have copies of Bible records and pictures if you are willing to share. Not sure who would be the right person for DNA. If someone would clue me in. Peggy J. Moore Aston in Waco, TX

Peggy and Glen: I have information on the subject. My ancestor was Elizabeth F. PACE, (1801 SC - 1876 Lamar Co, TX), who was the daughter of John and Zepporah (KIRBY) PACE and sister of Jesse Kirby Harris PACE. I have a photocopy of the PACE family Bible record and a portrait of David Wright PACE and family. Do you know of a male PACE from this line who would be willing to participate in DNA testing? It would help substantiate our descent from Richard PACE of Jamestown if the results matched other descendants of Richard. Good luck in your research. Nancy Webb Wood

Can any one help me out if the person who published the Book. The Trek of the Paces Through Henry Co.and the Heritage They Left Behind Copy right 1978 by John Edward Pace Sr. Printed by the Bassett Printing Corp Bassett Va. 24055 If he is still alive would you please contact me. jjpjgp@milwppc.com Or if you know of any library that has it that you can get on loan. I saw a copy of it at the Historical Library in Madison WI. Thank You Jan Pace

David Wright Pace was my gg-grandfather. His paternal grandparents were John Pace Jr. (b 5 Dec 1775, VA, d 9 Jan 1830, Blount Co, AL) and Zipporah Kirby (b 15 Feb 1778, Henry Co, VA, d 4 Aug 1838, Blount Co, AL). David's son, Nathan Benjamin "Boss" Pace (b 22 Dec. 1872, Gray Bill, Collin Co, TX, d 2 Jan 1941, Floydada, Floyd Co, TX) was married to Cora Mae McCune (b 11 Jan 1877, Valley View, Cooke Co, TX, d 2 Sept 1963, Floyd Co, TX). One of Boss Pace's daughters, Winnie Rebecca Pace (b 19 Aug 1904, d 27 Jan 1939, Floyd Co, TX), married Aden Louis Glenn (b 5 May 1901, Rockwell Co, TX, d 19 Mar 1991). These were the parents of my mother, Nina Ruth Glenn (b 14 Jan 1926, Floyd Co, TX, d 29 Nov 2004, Lubbock, Lubbock Co, TX). My mother, by the way, was born in the home of her grandfather, Nathen Benjamin Pace. The other children of Boss Pace were Willie Pace (Winnie's twin sister), Cora Alice Pace (b 30 Aug 1902), Myra Faye Pace (b 8 March 1898), William Wright Pace (b 17 Nov 1893), and Benjamin Perry Pace (b 27 April 1895). All of these are deceased, but I've not yet tracked down their death dates.... ------------------------------------------- Glen Mark Martin http://martin.techwind.com > -----Original Message----- > From: Peggy J. Aston [mailto:peggya@grandecom.net] > Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 11:49 AM > To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PACE-L] David Wright Pace born Ala. died TX > > I have a David Wright Pace born 20 Feb 1836 in Morgan Co., > ALA, died 22 Sep 1912 in Era, Cooke Co., TX. He married > 1st.Mary M. Hampton on 30 Dec 1857in Collin Co. ,TX. She died > 30 Dec 1859. On 21 Aug 1860 in Collin Co., TX ,David married > Mary's sister Rebecca Mahala Hampton. Their parents Charles > H. Hampton & Martha Mariah Hodges. > Mary and David had one son. Rebecca and David had !3 children. > David's parents were Jesse K. Harris Pace & Martha Elizabeth > Bagley Petty This family was in Texas ,Red River Co. by 1839. > Does anyone have this family in their line? > Peggy J. Moore Aston > peggya@grandecom.net > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > You can search archived messages from the Pace Mailing List > by going to http://searches.rootsweb.com. If you need > instructions just ask me - gordonpace@comcast.net >

Jan, I checked WorldCat and it is listed at 3 libraries: the Library of Congress, the Wisconsin Historical Society, and the Blue Ridge Regional Library Historical Center in Bassett, VA. Rebecca Christensen Jan Pace <jjpjgp@milwpc.com> wrote: Can any one help me out if the person who published the Book. The Trek of the Paces Through Henry Co.and the Heritage They Left Behind Copy right 1978 by John Edward Pace Sr. Printed by the Bassett Printing Corp Bassett Va. 24055 If he is still alive would you please contact me. jjpjgp@milwppc.com Or if you know of any library that has it that you can get on loan. I saw a copy of it at the Historical Library in Madison WI. Thank You Jan Pace ==== 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

I have a David Wright Pace born 20 Feb 1836 in Morgan Co., ALA, died 22 Sep 1912 in Era, Cooke Co., TX. He married 1st.Mary M. Hampton on 30 Dec 1857in Collin Co. ,TX. She died 30 Dec 1859. On 21 Aug 1860 in Collin Co., TX ,David married Mary's sister Rebecca Mahala Hampton. Their parents Charles H. Hampton & Martha Mariah Hodges. Mary and David had one son. Rebecca and David had !3 children. David's parents were Jesse K. Harris Pace & Martha Elizabeth Bagley Petty This family was in Texas ,Red River Co. by 1839. Does anyone have this family in their line? Peggy J. Moore Aston peggya@grandecom.net

Does this person need more info on David Walker Pace and Albert Gallitan Pace? I can send it to them. I have lots of info on this line. A.G. was my Ruel Pace's brother. Julie Coley

In my previous post I stated that it was unsure how this donor descends from Edmund/Sarah. I just received this email: >According to other information that I have not tried to verify, Edmund and Sarah would have been the grandfather of Albert, # 5 on my list. Albert's father was supposedly David W. Pace, whom I believe to have been the first in my line to settle in MS< Roy Johnson

FTDNA is now offering Deep Clade haplogroup tests for group R1b at a cost of $79.00. I have not had time to fully absorb the meaning of deep clade tests, but I do not believe they would help with Pace genealogy. They seem to have more to do with where you are placed on the larger human family tree. Perhaps Rebecca or someone else can check this out and provide a better explanation. FTDNA's explanation is at http://www.familytreedna.com/(cod4gzvx45mzjqficbvasdqe)/deepclade.html and you can click to the Rib chart from that page. FTDNA has changed our R1b designations to R1b1. Again I'm not fully cognizant of what this implies, but the chart on the above page differentiates this designation from the rest. This includes most Paces except John of Middlesex descendents. Kit 26541, claiming descent from Edmund Pace/Sarah Walker, has submitted a lineage, as follows: 0. Donor 1 Father 2. Robert True Pace, born 8/20/11, died 7/15/69; married Essie Woodruff 3. Robert Vernon Pace, born 12/15/1883, died 10/31/71; married Arvie South 4. David Nathan Kosciusko Pace, born 10/11/1855, died 6/14/46; married Martha Martin 5. Albert Pace, born 6/16/1827, died 12/27/1905, married Eliza Jane Belue (2nd wife: Mary Jane Adams) #2 is buried in Alcorn Co., Miss.. Numbers 3,4, and 5 are buried in Tishomingo Co., Miss. I am not sure why the lineage does not go back to Edmund and Sarah, but that was the original information that I had. Roy Johnson

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