From time to time people send messages to the PSA Guest Book their query may or may not not get answered: click on: MISSISSIPPI PACE FAMILY FROM (WEBSTER AND WASHINGTON) COUNTIES http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=Surnames.Pace&m=1678 Drucilla Grissom/Grissam Pace...w/o Wm. Pace. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=Surnames.Pace&m=1677 Photo of Patsy Hixon Pace http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=Surnames.Pace&m=1676 Who might have an old photo of Martha "Patsy" Hixon Pace, married to William Pace of Bibb Co., GA? She is my ancestor, and would love to obtain a photo or photo of a portrait of her if possible. Author: Anna Doone Jane Pace, s/o Rev. John Pace/ Col. Cole Digges/Diggs http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=Surnames.Pace&m=1675 Does anyone have information on the Jane Pace who married Cole Diggs? She was the d/o Rev. John Pace. Cole Diggs was born 2-25-1791 and settled in Kentucky. I am interested in Governor Edward Digges who was born in Kent, England and married an Elizabeth Page. Wm. Herndon married Catherine Digges, the d/o Edward Digges. I am interested in Richard Herndon who supposedly had a son George Herndon who married a Sarah Wingfield. I know this is confusing but if someone has the Pace-Digges line completed it might prove if Richard Herndson was the s/o William Herndon. This work in progress and I have not connected. If anyone has information on Richard Herndon, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you. Ann

Hello Listers, I am interested in finding anyone that can help me find my 5th Grt- Grandparents. My 4th Grt Grandmother. Martha 'Patsy' Johnson, married Elisha Pace in Louisa Co., VA in 1806. Her father was named Thomas Johnson. Interestingly, other Johnson's also signed other marriage documents of Martha & Elisha's children: John Johnson - signed a note for Thomas Pace's proof of age for marriage. (Thomas was Elisha and Martha's 2nd oldest son) Also, Cannon Johnson - name written on back of Thomas’ note (proof of age). Cannon also signed the note as a witness for Nancy Payne’s consent note from her father John W. Payne. (Nancy was Thomas' bride). I did find a Cannon Johnson living in Fluvanna Co., VA in 1830. Then I found a Rootsweb posting on a Cannon Johnson: http:// worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=van-one&id=I03803 The posting says that Thomas Johnson was Cannon's father - does that mean that Cannon and Martha could be sibling? Hence, the proof of age docs were signed by their uncle Cannon? And, then I noticed that frequent Pace list poster Lois Carey also posted a Post Em to that Rootsweb posting. She wrote: "Your Cannon R. Johnson is listed as one of the original members of Beaver Dam Baptist Church" - This is from " The Virginia Genealogist, Vol.14 and was contributed to the web by Mrs. James E. King of Manassas, Virginia.. Would you know of any connection the the Pace family in Fluvanna County, Va? Was Cannon's wife a daughter of Benjamin Johnson and Susannah Pace? I never heard of a Cannon Johnson anywhere else among the Fluvanna or Albemarle Johnson's." These are all the tidbits of info I have - can anyone else help connect the facts?

Abner Pace Regiment Name 4 North Carolina Senior Reserves. Side Confederate Company B John F. Pace Regiment Name 57 North Carolina Infantry. Side Confederate Company C

The message boards list that some of the Morris child raised by Zebedee Pace and below on the 1870 Census it also mentioned a Pace Booklet have you heard of that you can find info on Marion Co. MS message boards There is Wm Pace 1 pole on 1813 Marion Co Ms Tax List I also found Pace's on the 1830 & 1840 Census Index for Marion Co MS but they don't list given names I did not see them on the 1820 1800 Cen Franklin Co NC was a John Pace age 26-45 be born 1774 to 1755 he had 2 sons under 10 yr and 4 daug under 10 there was also a John Pace in Wake Co NC age 45 & older to old for your JOhn Pace and only he and his wife on that Census 1790 Census NC Pace, John in Edgecombe Co Halifax dist Pace John in Edgecombe Co Halifax Dist Pace John in Franklin Co Halifax Dist Pace John in Wake Co Hissborough Dist He is too old for your John 1850 Census Marion Co MS 21 251 255 Pace John 66 M Farming N.C.be born 1784 22 251 255 Pace A. 66 F N.C. notice the 1860 Census list s her born in Ga I did not find him on 1860 Mortatlity Schedule but did find a John Pass age 79 Died from pneumonia in GA but the Mortality lists only those that died with in the last year so would not have anyone who died before 1859 so he had to die between 1850 and to include year 1858 ---- 26 253 257 Pace Wm. M. 46 M Farming 100 Ga. 27 253 257 Pace Amy 36 F S.C. X 28 253 257 Pace J. J. 18 M Farming Mis X 29 253 257 Pace Jas. M. 16 M Farming Mis X 30 253 257 Pace Wm. F. 14 M Mis X 31 253 257 Pace L. A. 12 M Mis X 32 253 257 Pace Z. F. 10 M Mis X prob named for his relative Zebedee but notice this father was b- in GA 33 253 257 Pace F. M. 7 M Mis X 34 253 257 Pace M. O 3 M Mis --- 15 259 263 Pace Z. T. 40 M Farming Ala this guy born in Ala abt 1810 also noted they lived nxt to John Morris 16 259 263 Pace Candace 40 F S.C. X nee Morris per Message boards 17 259 263 Pace A. T. 16 M Farming Mis 18 259 263 Pace John 14 M Mis 19 259 263 Pace Z. 12 M Mis 20 259 263 Pace Abi 5 F Mis 21 259 263 Pace Sam 3 M Mis 22 259 263 Pace Wm 10 M Mis ---- 23 260 264 Morris John 36 M Mis -------------------- 1860 Census Marion Co Ms shows Columbia P.O. HH 218 Z F Pace age 50 Ala Candes age 51 Sc Wm 18 MS Abby 15 MS Samuel age 13 MC Candes 9 MS and next HH 219 is son John G Pace age 23 MS Armadilla age 23 MS Dicy 4 Mary 2 Andrew 4/12 Abigail 81 years b- Ga His Grandmother I would say 1870Census Marion Co MS Columbia P.O HH 565 Pace JOhn age 34 MS and would seem his wife left him as she is several doors away in Arthur Lott's HH Dyaia age 14 would be Dicy abv Mary 11 Andrew 9 Armadilla 7 Samuel D age 4 Rebecca 1 the 1870 Census shows these Morris children in HH 552 Zebedee HH altho his name is written Zebathy B Pace age 60 Ala wife Candis age 61 this one say b- in MS Nancy Marris age 20 John & Edmund Morris age 16 and Mary Morris age 12 Pace children noted were, Samuel D age 23 Elizabeth 16 Wm Z age 13 Alforte or Alfonte age 12 Male but he sure not on the 1860 Census Hh553 is Z H Pace age 31 wife Mary L age 25 two children Wm age 4 Alfonte/Alforte age 2 so this name must be in family Darlene

Roy, As a matter of general interest, what are the possibilities here? Betty Pace "New DNA results have been posted for kit number 31372. There were no surprises, as 31372 is the son of 13552 and of course matched perfectly. These results are unusual in that not only do they not match with any other Paces, but they are in Haplogroup I, the same haplogroup as John of Middlesex Paces. However, they are not a match or even close with John of M Paces. They have hit a dead end in their Pace research and DNA has not been helpful as no matches were found. Roy Johnson DNA coordinator"

New DNA results have been posted for kit number 31372. There were no surprises, as 31372 is the son of 13552 and of course matched perfectly. These results are unusual in that not only do they not match with any other Paces, but they are in Haplogroup I, the same haplogroup as John of Middlesex Paces. However, they are not a match or even close with John of M Paces. They have hit a dead end in their Pace research and DNA has not been helpful as no matches were found. Roy Johnson DNA coordinator

Dear Laouida: I have gone through Alice Lee's information and tried to e-mail you, but your system will not accept my e-mail. Please send me an e-mail address which I can use to send this information to you. Val Pace Society of America Historian ----- Original Message ----- From: <UGA1mom@aol.com> To: <PACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 1:55 PM Subject: [PACE-L] Estelle Pace Majors Family > Dear Laouida, > I spoke with your mother when you advised me of your uncle Marvin's death > last year and she gave me her grandfather's name and his wife. I have > posted a > query in the PSA bulletin and assume that no one has contacted her with > any > further information. Is that correct? > > I have also contacted our historian to see if the Society had information > on > the ancestry of Marvin who was your grandfather's youngest brother - and > who > was President of the Society. > The information that was recorded by the Society is evidently dated by > when > it was submitted and Val will look in Alice Lee's history under the dates > he > was active as president. I see that it probably was in the 1970s and > 80s. > She is looking to see if she has any information. > > I saw your recent query which listed the children of your grandfather. > It > is likely that the Society will not have more (though we will look) on > that > generation of descendants. But possibly might have information on the > generations before in as much as Marvin might have known and shared. > Your contact > with cousins and their parents and families will probably be the best > source of > information for the children of Allsie. > > Have you looked for Marvin's father on the census records. His name was > William and wife was Mary Millis Johnson Pace, and you mother had told me > that > he is buried in Webster Co. Is that the county he lived in? I assume > so. Or > did he live in Washington Co.? If I knew it would make hunting easier. > I > have tried looking in MS census records for the family, but without dates > it > is hard to know exactly where to look. I see that Marvin's father died > about > 1940 and that Marvin, the youngest child was born 1922. I will see if I > can > find the family in 1900, 1910 and 1920, 1930. > > If I find them I will let you know. Or maybe you have already researched > the census records and, if so could let me know so I could focus on > another > question that you might have which isn't answered. > > You said you were interested in marriage dates etc. Mississippi started > keeping birth and death records Nov. 1, 1912. So you might find some > information in those. You can look at the Ms. State Dept. of Health, > Vital Records on > line at _www.msdh.state.ms.us/phs/index.htm_ > (http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/phs/index.htm) > > The MS. Dept of Archives and History maintains microfilm copies of > marriage > records held in the county courthouses. I understand there is a statewide > index listed by groom's name on microfilm for marriages prior to 1926. > Sometimes there were fires so the records are not complete for every > county. But > you might check out this resource. > > Jane Shelton > > > > > ==== 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! > >

I found a site that might be of interest to those interested in the relationship between Richard Pace II and his guardian, William Baugh, a jurist. Go to �Bob's Genealogy Filing Cabinet II.� at http://www.genfiles.com/legal/orphans.htm. He explains the nature of the Orphan�s Court in Colonial Virginia. He states that �Any minor child whose father had died was legally an orphan, regardless of whether the mother was living. Even if the mother remarried and the child lived with its mother and stepfather, the child remained an orphan under the law.� The first law covering the orphan was enacted in 1643. The duty of the adopter was, simply put, to conserve the minor�s property until he reached his maturity. I have been investigating my ancestors, Col. Clement Read and his wife, Mary Hill. There is an excellent reference for this, a book by Alice Riddle Read Rouse. In it, she records that a John Robinson was the guardian of both Clement and Mary. Indeed, they were married in one of John Robinson�s houses. John Robinson was a member of a prominent Virginia family and a member of the government, a Speaker of the House of Burgesses. The original Robinson family house, a part of a plantation, still exists and apparently was recently on the market. The question I posed was why an individual would take on the responsibility for orphans to whom he might not be directly related. The adopter was required to post a bond with the Orphan�s Court, which was to insure against malfeasance, I suppose. I have concluded that the matter was one of politics. The adopter in this case was demonstrating his social position. I realize that I am stretching to reach this conclusion. Signed James R. Pace __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new Resources site http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/resources/

Dear Laouida, I spoke with your mother when you advised me of your uncle Marvin's death last year and she gave me her grandfather's name and his wife. I have posted a query in the PSA bulletin and assume that no one has contacted her with any further information. Is that correct? I have also contacted our historian to see if the Society had information on the ancestry of Marvin who was your grandfather's youngest brother - and who was President of the Society. The information that was recorded by the Society is evidently dated by when it was submitted and Val will look in Alice Lee's history under the dates he was active as president. I see that it probably was in the 1970s and 80s. She is looking to see if she has any information. I saw your recent query which listed the children of your grandfather. It is likely that the Society will not have more (though we will look) on that generation of descendants. But possibly might have information on the generations before in as much as Marvin might have known and shared. Your contact with cousins and their parents and families will probably be the best source of information for the children of Allsie. Have you looked for Marvin's father on the census records. His name was William and wife was Mary Millis Johnson Pace, and you mother had told me that he is buried in Webster Co. Is that the county he lived in? I assume so. Or did he live in Washington Co.? If I knew it would make hunting easier. I have tried looking in MS census records for the family, but without dates it is hard to know exactly where to look. I see that Marvin's father died about 1940 and that Marvin, the youngest child was born 1922. I will see if I can find the family in 1900, 1910 and 1920, 1930. If I find them I will let you know. Or maybe you have already researched the census records and, if so could let me know so I could focus on another question that you might have which isn't answered. You said you were interested in marriage dates etc. Mississippi started keeping birth and death records Nov. 1, 1912. So you might find some information in those. You can look at the Ms. State Dept. of Health, Vital Records on line at _www.msdh.state.ms.us/phs/index.htm_ (http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/phs/index.htm) The MS. Dept of Archives and History maintains microfilm copies of marriage records held in the county courthouses. I understand there is a statewide index listed by groom's name on microfilm for marriages prior to 1926. Sometimes there were fires so the records are not complete for every county. But you might check out this resource. Jane Shelton

I have a note in my files as follows: Jesse Herndon of Fluvanna Co m.Elizabeth Pace in 1804 dau. of Abraham and Sarah Pace Their children appear to be: Susan A. Herndon b. 1815 Jesse B. Herndon b. 1816 Who were the parents of Abraham Pace and Jesse Herndon my ancestors are Pace,Herndon and Robinson in Fluvanna David C. Robinson b. 1789 m. Mary A. Herndon Rebecca Ann Robinson b. 1853 m. John Walker Pace

I went to http://pacesociety.org/DNA/results.htm Under the groupings, what is the difference between groups 3b and 3b1 If there is an explanation, I couldn't find it on the web page. Betty Pace

In re-checking the DNA results chart, I found that my description at the beginning of group 3 (a and b) was not accurate. I described these paces as descendents of Richard of North Carolina. Some do claim lineage from Richard but others submit lineages to Richard's siblings. All lineages, of coursem are the opinion of the submitter. So I revised this description. The results chart is at http://pacesociety.org/DNA/results.htm I also revised the opening description and added a link to a new page demonstrating that John Pace of Middlesex is John Pace of Shropshire, brother to Gordon of Canada's George Pace. The DNA and name evidence is so strong on this point that it can hardly be denied. You can click to this page from the results page or go directly there at http://pacesociety.org/DNA/JohnGeorge.htm Roy Johnson DNA coordinator

Can someone help? I don't know this family. Betty Pace ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: LAOUIDA2005@aol.com To: bapace2@juno.com Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 23:04:33 EDT Subject: more of the pace family MISSISSIPPI PACE FAMILY FROM (WEBSTER AND WASHINGTON) COUNTIES, NEEDING INFORMATION OR NEEDING TO KNOW THE FAMILY TREES OF THE PACE FAMILY PLUS THE MARRIAGES DEATHS ETC ............. Author: LAOUIDA MAJORS DUNN (PACE) <--MY MOTHERS MAIDEN NAME Date: 19 May 2005 1:44 AM GMT Surnames: HODGES - PACE <> PACE PACE Classification: Biography TO ALL THE PACE FAMILYS ALL OVER THE WORLD TO MY KNOWLAGE OF WHAT I HAVE LEARNED AND HEARD . MY GRAND FATHER ALLSIE NATHANIEL PACE OF WEBSTER COUNTY MISSISSIPPI MARRIED ROMA HODGES THEY HAD 7 CHILDREN THERE CHILDREN NAMES WERE AND ARE MARY ELISABETH PACE JACKSON SHE WAS BORN IN SEPTEMBER 1930 AND DIED MAY 13 TH 2005 AGE 75 IN RIDGELAND MS AT HOSPICE MINISTRIES HER RESIDENCE WAS BRANDON ,RANKIN COUNTY MISSISSIPPI , JIMMY EARLE PACE WAS BORN JULY 1931 AND DIED JULY 3RD 2001 AT VETRANS HOSPITAL IN JACKSON MISSISSIPPI HE WAS 70 HIS RESIDENCE WAS RANKIN COUNTY MISSISSIPPI , BERTHA ESTELLE PACE MAJORS BORN MARCH 29TH 1935 SHE IS STILL ALIVE AND WELL RESIDES IN RANKIN COUNTY MISSISSIPPI AGE 70 NOW , BEATRICE PACE 6MONTHS NOT SURE WHEN SHE WAS BORN OR DEATH DATE SHE WAS BORN IN WEBSTER COUNTY AND DIED IN WEBSTER COUNTY , JOYCE EVELYN PACE RUFF NOT SURE OF HER BDAY SHE DIED AGE 56 IN LAS VEGAS ,NEVADA HER RESIDENCE WAS PINETOP - LAKESIDE , ARIZONA SHE DIED DECMEBER 3 RD 1997 , CHARLES NATHANIEL PACE BORN NOVEMBER 15TH 1945 AND DIED IN MEMPHIS ,TENNESEE HE WAS IN A WRECK IN ARKANSAS AND DIED IN MILINGTON NAVAL BASE IN MEMPHIS TENNESEE AT AGE 26 , JAUNITA PACE FURCHAK BORN OCTOBER 13TH 1947 SHE IS STILL ALIVE AND WELL SHE CURRENTLY RESIDES IN DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON DC. SHE IS AGE 56. MY MY GREAT UNCLE WAS MARVIN MONROE PACE HE DIED SEPTEMBER 2004 HE WAS 77 HE WAS BORN IN WEBSTER COUNTY MISSISSIPPI AND DIED IN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER IN JACKSON MISSISSIPPI HIS RESIDENCE WAS WASHINGTON COUNTY IN GREENVILLE MISSISSIPPI , MY GREAT AUNT HASSIE HODGES ATKINS WAS BORN IN WEBSTER COUNTY MISSISSIPPI DONT KNOW HER AGE SHE DIED IN JULY 1994 IN WASHINGTON COUNTY MISSISSIPPI IN GREENVILLE MISSISSIPPI . MY GRANDFATHER AND GRANDMOTHER AND AUNTS AND UNCLES ARE BURIED ALLSIE AND ROMA PACE GREENVILLE CEMENTARY ON MAIN STREET IN GREENVILLE MS ,AUNTS HASSIE HODGES ATKINS ,JOYCE EVELYN PACE RUFF ARE BURIED IN THE SAME AS MY GRANDFATHER AND GRANDMOTHER IS MY UNCLE CHARLES NATHIANEL PACE IS BURIED IN THE SAME , MY AUNT MARY ELISABETH PACE JACKSON FLORAL HILLS MEMORY GARDENS IN PEARL MS IN RANKIN COUNTY NEAR THE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT MY UNCLE JIMMY EARLE PACE IS BURED IN THE SAME PLACE AS MY AUNT MARY ELISABETH PACE JACKSON . ALL OF THIS IS TO MY KNOWLAGE AND THE RECORDS I HAVE LOOKED AT . PLEASE LET ME KNOW ABOUT IF YOU KNOW THESE PEOPLE OR IF WE ARE IN THE SAME PACE FAMILY WELL YOU KNOW ALL THE PACE'S ARE STILL RELATED NO MATTER WHAT I HAVE TAKEN DNA ON OTHER PACE'S AND STILL RELATED TO THEM .

I don't know if everyone is aware of this or not but there are many pension aps available free from Heritage Quest Online at heritagequestonline.com IF you have a library card and your library participates in the service. You can check with your local library to see if they do and they can give you a user name and password to access the info. Here are the Pace aps in full, in your ancestors writing on Heritage Quest. Julie Surname Given Name State Service _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;122 444;75463;1;&offset=0) FRANCES PA _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;1 22443;75463;1;&offset=1) JESSE PA _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;1 01639;67872;1;&offset=2) JOEL VA _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;12 0255;74649;1;&offset=3) JOHN VA _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;120 256;74649;1;&offset=4) MARGARET VA _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar; 101640;67872;1;&offset=5) MARY VA _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;1 25727;76622;1;&offset=6) MARY VA _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;62 613;47829;1;&offset=7) MICHAEL NJ _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;1 25725;76622;1;&offset=8) NEWSOM VA _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar; 125726;76622;1;&offset=9) NUSUM VA _PACE_ (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar; 38553;27642;1;&offset=10) ROBERT VA

I was scanning the Superior Court Minutes for Jasper Co., GA, 1820-1822 (unindexed) for some other surnames and ran across some well-known Pace tidbits: Sept. Term, 1820, (no pg. no.): William Robey vs. Stephen Pace Debt Robey & Boswell vs. Stephen Pace Debt Both found for Plaintiff. Oct. Term, 1821, pg. 151: Barnabus Pace vs. David Edleman Debt Found for Plaintiff. (Later, Edleman abiding verdict of Jury enters a Stay of Execution 60 days and gives Moses Edleman as Secur ity.)

Some of my PACE family and their 1600's 1700's relatives, emmigrated from England and may be part of your family. If your ancestry goes back in colonial US and then, drops off, maybe some of this will be of interest to you PACE & Barnett Picken Cotterell Harrison Maddocks/Maddox Groom and other surnames are in my UK PACE family and JOHN PACE (through DNA tests of descendents & myself), likely brother of my 6X gg/f GEORGE PACE showed up (JOHN PACE) in Middlesex Co VA in 1693, descendents later in Fluvanna & Goochland Co VA and later Kentucky. Perhaps it's worthwhile to gather some stuff posted on lists and maybe someone might recognise remnants of their ancestors' history as an emmigrant from one of the SHROPSHIRE or STAFFORDSHIRE families I've been studying for a while. Let's look at this: My 6X great grandparents were GEORGE PACE & ELIZABETH PICKEN (2nd wife) but the BARNETT surname is in my PACE family - two times from Shropshire & Staffordshire, England 1 - ROWLAND PACE + MARY BARNET - Marriage Date: 15 Aug 1708 Prees Shropshire M035081 http://www.phc.igs.net/~gordpace/uk/prees.htm#barnett 2 - MARY PACE Chr 3 Dec 1696 NORBURY Staffordshire d/o my Geo.Pace & 1st wife Mary/Elizabetha COTTERELL - who wed: + RICHARD BARNET - m 4 Feb 1720 of RANTON, Staffordshire their family goes on for a couple generations at: http://www.phc.igs.net/~gordpace/uk/1000.htm#barnett but George's brother JOHN PACE seemed to show up 1693 Middlesex Co VA I realize, other surnames connected to my Shropshire PACE family such as GROOM, HARRISON, MADDOX also emmigrated to the colonies. Some seemed to stay in the same Virginia counties for a few generations, upon arrival in Virginia, etc. GROOM HARRISON MADDOX also show up in Kentucky Janice Craft wrote: Does anyone know anything about this Thomas Barnett's family? I have been doing family research on my Barnett family for about fifty years and we have many missing families. Thomas lived in 1850 Lumpkin Co, Ga - 1860 Dawson Co, Ga - 1870 and 1880 in Benton Co, Ark. I have wondered if this Thomas could be a nephew of my g-g-grandfather Glenn Barnett who was born in Spartanburg Co, SC in 1795. Our family lived in Goochland Co, VA I found this on PICKENS-L@rootsweb.com Re: BARNETT & Fluvanna, VA Lorraine - writes 3/15/05: This is my Abney line: Mary Bynum Bernard b. 1789 Fluvanna, VA d/o Allen Bernard & Nancy Mitchell who was s/o Jean (John) Bernard * Elizabeth BARNETT who was s/o Jean (John) Bernard & Mary Ann Abney who was d/o Dannett Abney & Mary Lee Betty wrote 3/9/05: Lorraine, My grandfather was a Pickens and my grandmother was an Abney. Which Abney family are you researching?...Betty in Texas My firm belief is that JOHN PACE wasn't the only one of his latter 1600's aquaintances to emmigrate from Shropshire to Virginia. These other surnames seemed to head in the same direction. GROOM & HARRISON http://www.phc.igs.net/~gordpace/records/groom.htm http://www.phc.igs.net/~gordpace/lines/groom.htm It's my hope that someone will recognise something in the history of these surnames. GTPace Ontario Canada http://www.phc.igs.net/~gordpace/

Pace, L. B. Age: 16 Gender: M Occupation: Farmer Death Date: January, 1850 Death Location: Clarke, Alabama Birth Location: Alabama Pace, Richard this might be Richard that married Susannah Jarvis in 1823 there is a Susannah Pace alone on the 1850 Cen 26 Sept so real good possibilty Age: 52 b-abt 1798 GA Gender: M Occupation: Farmer Death Date: February, 1850 Death Location: Clarke, Alabama Cause: Rheumatism Birth Location: Georgia I added this one cause know Gordon W, Shirley and Terry researching those Montgomery Co TN Pace's Pace, Silla Age: 75 be born abt 1775 so must be wife of one of those NC Paces that went to TN.. I am not sure who she is do you guys know I have some of that family down Gender: F Death Date: May, 1850 Death Location: Montgomery, Tennesssee Cause: Old Age Birth Location: North Carolina Pace, John Age: 72 be born abt 1788 this could possibly be John R Pace -m- Sarah Hunt I show him dying in 1859 let me know if you agree Gender: M Occupation: Farmer Death Date: December, 1860 Death Location: Montgomery, Tennesssee Birth Location: Tennesssee

This site of Hertigae quest.. has wonderful info on it plus most of the Census and Rev war Men here are several ways you can join as here in Oregon I could not find a place in my area that the Liebraries carried it.. and so I got another way.. genealogical service called Heritage Quest Online for the price of a year's membership in the library at the Individual Plus rate ($45). This give you access to US census records from 1790 to 1930 for all the states, over 25,000 books on genealogy and local history on your own computer. If you want to join, http://www.rbhayes.org/membership.htm or www.rbhayes.org <http://www.rbhayes.org/> for more information.. There was an article recently in the Lexington Herald Leader about having access to Heritage Quest in your own home through the Lexington Public Library web site. I live in an adjoining county (Woodford). Called my local library and was told that I could come to the library in Versailles and have access to Heritage Quest. Then I called the Lexington Public Library and asked about a library card. Was told that I could obtain a Lexington Public Library card if I presented my Woodford Co card. I now have a Lexington Public Library card and can access Heritage Quest from my home by accessing the Lexington Public Library web site and using the numbers on my library card as my ID and password. It is totally free. Carter This I think is the cheapest My library does not offer Heritage Quest so I use http://www.charter-pierce.org/. Ralph Or Ck where your family research is... Darlene ----- Original Message ----- From: <Neatstuffgifts@aol.com> To: <PACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 10:05 AM Subject: [PACE-L] Revolutionary War Pension Aps on Heritage Quest > I don't know if everyone is aware of this or not but there are many pension > aps available free from Heritage Quest Online at heritagequestonline.com IF > you have a library card and your library participates in the service. You can > check with your local library to see if they do and they can give you a user > name and password to access the info. Here are the Pace aps in full, in your > ancestors writing on Heritage Quest. Julie > > Surname Given Name State Service _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;122 > 444;75463;1;&offset=0) FRANCES PA _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;1 > 22443;75463;1;&offset=1) JESSE PA _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;1 > 01639;67872;1;&offset=2) JOEL VA _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;12 > 0255;74649;1;&offset=3) JOHN VA _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;120 > 256;74649;1;&offset=4) MARGARET VA _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar; > 101640;67872;1;&offset=5) MARY VA _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;1 > 25727;76622;1;&offset=6) MARY VA _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;62 > 613;47829;1;&offset=7) MICHAEL NJ _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar;1 > 25725;76622;1;&offset=8) NEWSOM VA _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar; > 125726;76622;1;&offset=9) NUSUM VA _PACE_ > (http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/revwar/results/image ?urn=urn:proquest:US;revwar; > 38553;27642;1;&offset=10) ROBERT VA > > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== > To share info which may be of interest to others, reply to the mail list (PACE-L@rootsweb.com). To say thank you or otherwise reply personally, reply to sender.

Roy Johnson wrote: > click on - http://phc.igs.net/~gordpace/uk/shifnal.htm > > I get "not found" when I click on the above. Sorry, it should be http://www.phc.igs.net/~gordpace/uk/shifnal.htm > > -----Original Message----- > From: gtp3066@phc.igs.net [mailto:gtp3066@phc.igs.net] > Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 11:16 AM > To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PACE-L] Portrait of a 1700's Pace > > In my list of Shropshire Paces was: > - 12 Aug 1787 George s/o Joseph & Elizabeth Pace baptized - > > A PACE Portrait - GEORGE PACE of Shropshire > (s/o Joseph & Elizabeth Pace) > > click on - http://phc.igs.net/~gordpace/uk/shifnal.htm > His three children emmigrated to the USA in 1851 > > This portrait hangs on a wall in California, USA > > grand d/o Margaret Mary PACE b Dec 2 1893 Sabetha, Kansas > > GEORGE PACE - of SHERIFFHALES, Shropshire > I was at his gravesite last week, in Shropshire. > Portrait hanging in descendent's living room in CALIFORNIA USA > > GEORGE migrated to KEMBERTON - wed Maria CHERRINGTON > children born at MADELEY, near world famous Iron Bridge Gorge > where Industrial Revolution was said to have started. > http://www.visitironbridge.co.uk/ > http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/ > > three children of GEORGE & MARIA > 1851 - migration to Iowa & Kansas - USA > > Son - William Cherrington Pace > William Cherrington PACE - baptised 5 Sept 1822 MADELEY, Shropshire > US descendent says he's born 11 Feb 1819 Shifnal Shropshire - a > pharmacist or chemist, as they're known in England and grocer - his > uncle Charles KING originally had the Shifnal store, says another US > descendent - died in 1918 at age 100 - Albany near SABETHA, Kansas. He > is buried in Montrose Cemetery - interesting family notes by KANSAS CITY > granddaughter - below > > Wm.C.PACE and family members in IOWA & KANSAS > > The family lived in four different towns in IOWA. > - DeWITT, CLINTON, BELLEVIEW, and DUBUQUE. > > Grandfather WILLIAM CHERRINGTON PACE owned and operated stores in each > city. They came to KANSAS in 1871, overland, in horse-drawn covered > wagons, several milk cows trailing. They settled in old FAIRVIEW, > Kansas, on a farm of which the new town of FAIRVIEW is now a part. In a > few years they moved to a farm about two miles west of the village of > ALBANY, Kansas. In 1882 they bought and moved to the ALBANY farm - the > house is still standing - just a block or so south of the Albany school. > In 1888 THOMAS JOSEPH and his wife ELIZABETH were married. They lived in > part of the Albany house, where their daughters were born > > from notes of Mary ACKERMAN - Kansas City > granddaughter of William Cherrington PACE > > GRANDFATHER and GRANDMOTHER PACE, Aunt MARY E., Aunt MAGGIE (Margaret > Ann), Uncle WILL, his wife MARY JANE, always called Aunt MATE, and their > daughter NORA are all buried in MONTROSE Cemetery in ALBANY, Kansas. > Deed to the Pace lot is with the old papers. If any one should every > visit the cemetery, the CEDAR TREES on the PACE LOT were planted there > by Grandmother Pace herself after her daughter Mary passed away, perhaps > a hundred and fifteen years ago.......from 1974 notes of MARY ACKERMAN > nee PACE - grandaughter of WILLIAM CHERRINGTON PACE - and letters to her > grandsons - March 1974 > > GTPace

The following is important information: ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Payne This ABSOLUTELY applies to ALL of us who send E-mails > Do you really know how to forward E-mails? 50% of us do; 50% do NOT. Do you wonder why you get viruses or junk mail? Do you hate it? Every time you forward an e-mail there is information left over from the people that got the message before you, namely their e-mail addresses. As the messages get forwarded along the list of addresses builds, and builds, and builds, and all it takes is for some poor sap to get a virus and his computer can send that virus to every e-mail address that has come across his computer. Or, someone can take all of those addresses and sell them or send junk mail to them in the hopes that you will go to the site and he will make five cents. That's right, all of that inconvenience over a nickel! How do you stop it? Well, there are two easy steps: > 1) When you forward an e-mail DELETE all of the other addresses that appear in the body of the message That's right, DELETE THEM. Highlight them and delete them, backspace them, cut them, whatever it is you know how to do. It only takes a second. Or better yet, cut and paste the entire message into a new email, excluding everyone's information when you cut. > 2) Whenever you send an e-mail don't use the To: or Cc: columns for adding e-mail address. Always use the BCC: (blind carbon copy) column for listing the e-mail addresses. This way the people that you send to only see their own e-mail address. If you don't see your BCC: option click on where it says To: and your address list will appear. Highlight the address and choose BCC and that's it, it's that easy. Then send it to undisclosed recipients. > So please, in the future, let's stop the junk mail and the viruses! Finally, here's an idea!!! Let's send this to everyone we know. This is something that SHOULD be forwarded. > For some I am "preaching to the choir" but others have not had this explained in print. This is pretty straight forward. Pass it on to others that you know. ================ I almost deleted this before reading. I thought it was spam! I have been getting a lot of the German right wing hate mail (in German) from my Webster.edu email address, because of this new worm that is capable of picking off the email addresses of entire mailing lists, or of sending to everyone (for example) with an @webster.edu address. List owners and servers cannot combat it. It's just a nuisance, not a threat. So far, it doesn't seem to have be coming from any Pace connections. Roy Johnson