Roy, Thanks for the information on the Pace's in England during the Hundred Years War. I have recently read several histories of this period, and it makes it even more vivid to imagine possible ancestors living during these events. You are a great asset to the Pace list! Anita Barnett ----- Original Message ----- From: <pace-request@rootsweb.com> To: <pace@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 3:01 AM Subject: PACE Digest, Vol 4, Issue 354 > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Early Paces in England 1300s (Roy Johnson) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Sun, 11 Oct 2009 21:02:11 -0500 > From: "Roy Johnson" <royj@webster.edu> > Subject: [PACE] Early Paces in England 1300s > To: <pace@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <003701ca4ae0$033d01e0$09b705a0$@edu> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > Some time ago someone posted a link to a database with the names of two > military Paces in the 1300s. I decided to research further the times and > circumstances and see if I could "flesh out" these two Paces, give the > historical circumstances of their times, and perhaps speculate on what > military engagements they may have been involved in. I put this on the > Pace > Network at > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pace/EarlyPacesinEngland/ > > > > The original file was found at > > > > http://www.icmacentre.ac.uk/soldier/database/search_musterdb.php > > > > Perhaps Gordon would want to link to this file on the Pace Society page > or > put the entire thing on the society page. > > > > Roy Johnson > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the PACE list administrator, send an email to > PACE-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the PACE mailing list, send an email to > PACE@rootsweb.com. > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PACE-request@rootsweb.com > with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body > of the > email with no additional text. > > > End of PACE Digest, Vol 4, Issue 354 > ************************************ >

Some time ago someone posted a link to a database with the names of two military Paces in the 1300s. I decided to research further the times and circumstances and see if I could "flesh out" these two Paces, give the historical circumstances of their times, and perhaps speculate on what military engagements they may have been involved in. I put this on the Pace Network at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pace/EarlyPacesinEngland/ The original file was found at http://www.icmacentre.ac.uk/soldier/database/search_musterdb.php Perhaps Gordon would want to link to this file on the Pace Society page or put the entire thing on the society page. Roy Johnson

Katherine" Kittie" Glover, age 73 of Goochland survived by eight brothers: Rush,Earl,Eddie,George and Julius Pace all of Goochland Howard and Paul of Richmond Arthur Pace of Philadelphia ,Pa Sisters were Ella Gray of Goochland, and Mable Trent of Powhatan Funeral from Robert Mealy Funeral Home, Goochland,Va-Wed.Oct. 29, 2008 Second Union Baptist Church Graveside services in the Church Cemetery

Do we know anything more about William Davis? or what happened to the Bible? I was reading on the internet "The History of Albemarle County,Va by Rev.Edgar Woods. It is a very interesting read for me since I descend from John Pace of Middlesex and Paces of Albemarle and Fluvanna Counties Have also been told that my ancestors were from Wales Just a little from it: The Floyd family states that about 1680 a Nathaniel Davis,Native of Wales married a child of Nicketti,Daughter of Indian Chief Opechancnough ( sounds like Chanco!) brother of Powhatan and that a Robert Davis was a son of these parents and an ancestor of Jefferson Davis Just thought it would be interesting to follow up on these people!

I have just received two messages with attached files that certainly contain viruses, and they could tempt an unsuspecting person. The first one said that the Acer computer that I ordered had been shipped and that the tracking information was in the attached file. I didn't order any Acer computer. The temptation is to open the file and try to correct the error. It was a .zip file, the most dangerous kind. When it "unzips" it can put a virus or a keystroke logging program on your computer to get your passwords and user names or it can infect your computer with a program allowing the perpetrator to send spam from your computer. The second purported to be from UPS and read as follows: Hello! Unfortunately we were not able to deliver postal package which was sent on the 8th of July in time because the addressee's address is erroneous. Please print out the invoice copy attached and collect the package at our department. United Parcel Service of America. Again it was a .zip file, not a text file as such an invoice should be. Don't fall for this type of scam. Never open a .zip file unless you know what it is (such as a program that you bought and downloaded). I'm sure a lot of people who are new to computers would fall for this. Roy Johnson

Someone recently posted new information about an obituary of Capt. R.A.Pace who died March 1911 inVa at the home of his son-in-law Dr. E.E. Walker,buried in the family cemetery near Evergreen. Would this be a Pace family cemetery? or a Walker Family Cemetery? Survived by his daughter Mrs. Walker of of Pamplin City,Va and a son John T.Pace of Petersburg, Four nieces and two nephews in Richmond,Va a brother in Hadensville, Mecklenburg,County and numerous relatives in Kentucky and several grandchildren here and in Petersburg. Here is some additional information: Census records from HeritageQuest. 1900 South Hill District, Mecklenburg County, Va Census-ED 57,Page 272B- enumerated 11 June All household members b. Va, as well as their parents, except as indicated... Elizabeth Walker,head, born April 1859, 41, married 7 years, has had 2 children,/2 living, Merchant Jessie WAlker,son? born June 1892, 7 b. NC Lucy Walker, daughter, born: Mar 1898, 2 Robert A. Pace, father, born: May 1835, 65, married 41 years, salesman Kate Pace, m-law, born Nov. 1865,34, married 12 years, has had 4 children,/4 living, parents b. NC 1910 Pamplin City, Clover Hill District, Appomattox County, Virginia Census-ED 21, page 150A-Enumerated 29 April All household members born Va, as well as their parents Emmett Walker, head, 39,married 17 years, Doctor/general practice(father-in-law of Robert A.Pace) Mary Walker,wife, 45 , married 17 years, has had 8 children/3 living(daughter of Robert A. Pace?) Jessie M. Walker,Daughter, 16 Lucille Walker,daughter, 12 Hunter Walker,son 5 1920 Southside District, Appomattox County,Virginia Census-ED 24, page 51B-Enumerated 3 February N & W Railroad All household members b. Va, as well as their parents, except Hunter, b. NC Emmett E. WAlker, head, 49, married,physician/general practice Mary E.Walker,wife, 53 married Hunter M. Walker, son, 15 b. NC Lucile W. Paris,Daughter,22 , married Charles w. Paris, Jr. grandson,5 Charles W. Paris, Sr., son-in-law, 24 maried, civil engineer/railroad W

The first reference to George Pace's wife being Obedience Worsham that I can find came from PSB #7. She is listed in the Bulletin as being a possible candidate, probably because she was the only Obedience to be found in the surviving records. And, as has happened many times before, the more something is passed around, the more factual it becomes, although that was clearly not the author's intent. This Obedience Worsham is mentioned in the will of John Worsham, her grandfather, in 1729. Also mentioned in this will, as a grandson, is a Francis Poythress who is under 21. [There seems to be more Francis Poythresses than Richard Paces.] Obedience is a cousin of this Francis Poythress, so probably around the same age and probably too young to be the wife of George Pace who was born abt 1695. She is still Obedience Worsham in 1729 and George Pace is in North Carolina by this time. I supposed George could have been married to someone before Obedience and could have come back to Prince George after her death and married Obedience Worsham after 1729; however, I find that unlikely.....John Pace In Henrico County, the Will of John Worsham, dated June 9, 1729, proved October 1, 1729. To son John, plantation I live on, except a small parcel on head of my son, William Worsham's plantation, he bought of John Ealam. To son, William, all the rest of said plantation. If above sons have no heirs, then all to Daniel Worsham's eldest daughter, my granddaughter. To my son, Daniel's widow, Judith, to live on my plantation at Coldwater Run. (Daniel was the eldest son). To son, John, silver tobacco box, seal gold ring, etc. To son, William, items. To daughters, Elizabeth Marshall, Frances Rowlett, Mary Robertson, Martha Ward and Ann Osborn, each, 10 shillings. To grandson, Francis Poythress, a negro, etc. when 21. To grandson, Isham Epes. To granddaughter, Obediance Worsham, a gold ring. To son, Daniel's daughters' Phoebe, Martha and Elizabeth, a negro man and various items to them and their mother, Judith, the widow of Daniel. Rest to sons, John and William, and they to be executors. The witnesses were Joseph Royall, James Thompson and Henry Royall. From: "John" < pjohndeb@verizon.net> Subject: [PACE] Was George Pace wife named Worsham Date: Sat, 03 Oct 2009 09:03:37 -0400 I have seen many posts that George Pace, son of John & Elizabeth Lowe Pace was married to Obedience Worsham. Does anyone have any evidence that Obedience's last name was Worsham? Thanks John Pace

The bad guys are always trying to find ways to trick you into letting them into your computer, and I just received a new one that could trick a lot of people. The message seemed to come from Acer and said that the Acer computer that I ordered was on the way, and the attached file would give me the order number and shipping details. I didn't order any Acer computer and they are trying to get me to open the attached file to correct the apparent error. It was a .zip file and you should NEVER open such a file if you do not know the source and what it is. When it "unzips" it will automatically run some program that will put a malicious virus on your computer, or worse, allow the perpetrator to get into your computer, find your passwords, perhaps log your keystrokes, or use your computer to send email messages to thousands of others. Don't fall for this new trick. Roy Johnson

I have seen many posts that George Pace, son of John & Elizabeth Lowe Pace was married to Obedience Worsham. Does anyone have any evidence that Obedience's last name was Worsham? Thanks John Pace

I was back at the National Archives this past week and checked out all of the Paces listed for: M313 Roll #72, Index to War of 1812 Pension Application Files, P-Pas Pace, Bazie (or) Barksdale Widow Pace, Elizabeth Service Pvt. Capt. William Underwoods' Co. GA Mil Pace, Daniel Service Capt. Charles F. Wing's Co. KY Mil Pace, Isam served as a substitute for Heard, Joel Pvt. Capt. A. Roberts' Co. Miss Mil Pace, James Widow Pace Jane alias Pace Gincey Service Capt. Abner Pasten's Co., NC Mil Pace, Joel Service Capt. Virgil McCracken's Co. KY Mil Pace, John Widow Pace, Sarah Service Pvt Tenn. Vols. Pace, Joseph Service Capt. Virgil McCracken's Co. KY Mil Pace, Thomas Widow Pace, Parthena Service Pvt. Capt. John Dillard Jr. Co. VA Mil Pace, William Widow Pace, Nancy Capt. John Irwin's Co. GA Mil Numbers S.O. 16.059, S.C. 10.251, W.O. 17.175, W.C. 10.493 Bounty Land: Wt 32464-80-5 & Wt. 20271-80=55 Pace, William Service Pvt. Capt. Gideon Massie's Co. VA Mil Usually widow's files are the best because they usually list when and where they were married, their maiden names and their children's names, and possibly where they lived. Also, be sure to check and see if they also submitted an application for the Bounty Warrant Land. The BLM is just starting to index Bounty Warrants for the War of 1812 on their web site. It would be another record the National Archives might have that might mention these things , if your ancestor or his widow did not apply for a pension. So far, a few have been done for those who moved to the State of Arkansas. Good luck, Kim Stracener Zapalac

Back in 2000 he was trying to subscribe to this list. I believe Gordon W.Pace signed him up as a subscriber. Today in looking for my Dunn-Pace-Payne people I see where one of the children of William Dunn b. 17 Oct 1752 is mentioned in his will as being :Jane Dunn Mendenhall. ( I believe her to be related to Elborn Mendenhall, If he is interested I will e-mail what I may have found on the genealogy of Joyce Shannon I seem to remember that Elborn Mendenhall is a minister in the midwest(possibly Kansas). He once wrote to me for some information. Lois Carey Phoenix, Maryland

There is a lot of information posted on Rootsweb by Joyce Shannon-last updated 2/21/2009 she has cited many family records which may be of help to anyone connected beginning with William Dunn b. 17 Oct. 1752 including his will One of his children Martha Dunn m. Jesse Payne Jesse Payne was the father of David Hamilton Payne b. 20 mar 1813 in Berkeley co Va He married Eliza Ann Pace, dau of James Pace among the children listed for David Hamilton Payne and Eliza A. on 1870 census, Abingdon, Washington Co. Va Kate J.-age 21 Jesse B.( Bignal?)age 19 Frank H.-age 17 Nannie L.-age 14 David M.-age10 Walker F.-age 8- born abt.1862? In 2008 I posted some information about a Walker Floyd Payne,of El Paso,Texas, who,per his passport application Stated that he was a son of David Hamilton Payne b. in the Shenandoah Valley of Va..

Found This information on the Dunn Family Forum, # 7793 Dated Aug. 5, 2005

still working the puzzle? 1900 Census Cunningham District, Fluvanna Co Va Mary M. Dunn wife b. Feb 1834 Va Paschal B. Dunn Head b. Jun 1838 Va Walter F. Dunn Son b. Sept. 1869 Va next: Sarah A. Pace wife b. Apr. 1846 Va(I believe her to be the dau. of a Jesse) William Pace head b Aug. 1848 Va( I believe him to be the son of John R.Pace b. 1809 and Elizabeth ? b,. 1815 Next: John Hartwell Pace Head b. June 1857 Va Fannie Houchins Pace wife b. June 1857 va next: Fannie J. Pace sister-in-law b. Jul 1857 Va( I believe her to be the dau. of John R.Pace and Elizabeth ? Mollie S, Pace wife b. June 1867 Va( I believe her to be the widow of Richard A.Pace, Son of John R.Pace Walter Watson Pace Head b. Sept. 1876 Va( I believe him to be a son of John Hartwell Pace and Fannie Houchins above Note: Mollie Susan Gregory was first married to Richard Alphonse Pace who died in a railroad accident before 1900 Fannie J. Pace( listed as her sister-in-law , was a sister to Richard A.Pace, a invalid and never married) in the deeds to the property of John R.Pace which was inherited by his heirs who are listed as the following: John Walker Pace b. 1843- my grandfather William H. Pace- married Sarah James L. Pace and his wife( also a Sarah,possibly a White) Richard A.Pace Frances J. Pace-invalid daughter. in looking for a Dunn Connection I found that David Hamilton Pace b. 3/20/1813 was a son of Jesse Payne and Martha Dunn and thatJesse Bignall Payne b. 6/24/1850 was a son of David Hamilton Payne and Eliza Ann Pace,dau of James Pace and Ann L. David Hamilton Payne had a connection to Petersburg,Va as did another Pace from Fluvanna( the name escapes me, but I think he married a Ada Ann I also believe that Elizabeth Pace,,b. 1815,wife of John R.Pace b. 1809 may have a connection to the Payne family Any Clues???

Newly found information from the funeral home states that my g grandmother, Martha Jane Pace Gibson was born in Sevier Co., Tn on 9/22/1865. Her parents were William Pace & Annie Moore. Would anyone have information of this William Pace family. Thank you, Michelle Greene

Back in 1999, I received the following e mail from Bruce Howard concerning my g grandmother. "I don't know if we are talking about the same person or no. I believe we are and hte reason I believe we are is because Martha Jane Pace of 1865 is the only one by that name born in that year in east TN. She was born, according to her father's family bible, Martha Jane Pace in Blount County, TN on July 20, 1865. Her father was William Monroe Pace and her mother was Mrs. Sarah Pace, nee Moore. Her mother died when she was about 11 years of age and her father carried her and her one surviving brother over into Sevier County where he remarried and had several children by his second wife." Does anyone have any information on this line of Paces? Thank you, Michelle Greene

Joan, Was going through some old messages and found this one. Do you have information on the court records on the 1836 lawsuit? I would like to have a copy. Best regards. Bob On Oct 24, 2007, at 8:34 AM, Joangrenada@aol.com wrote: > I am looking for information on Kinchen Pace, born 1791?, son of > William > Pace, 1750, who died Rutherford, TN. Does anyone have a listing of > Kinchen's > children? Last listed in Hickman CO TN, 1836, in court records > involving a > lawsuit. Bought land there 1824. Unknown daughter married William > Campbell, 1831, > Perry or Hickman CO TN. Would greatly appreciate any help. Joan > > > > ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PACE-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message >

For those who are interested in seeing the Columbus ships, the Nina and Pinta, two handmade replicas are sailing up the Ohio River. They will be docked in various ports for a few days for touring. They are in Louisville, KY now and will be leaving Louisville the 23rd of Sept to sail upriver, arriving in Covington, KY the 25th. The complete schedule and pictures can be found here: http://www.thenina.com/ I am going to time my visit in hopes of catching them in full sail! John Pace

Lois, I can send her info on her Pace family, but I don't see her email address in the message. Can you send it to me ? Or you can forward my address to her Courtney sitnah@cox.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lois Long Carey" <lcarey34@verizon.net> To: <PACE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 4:12 AM Subject: [PACE] Fw: Paces buried in Mallory Cemetery, Cheatham County, Tennessee in reply to Virginia Pace Sinks last post <snipped> ----- Original Message ----- > From: virginia > To: lcarey34@verizon.net > Sent: Monday, September 07, 2009 2:57 PM > Subject: William Hackney Pace > > > Hi my name is Virginia Christine Pace Sinks and I am the daughter of > Benjamin Cooper Pace and Cassie Catherine Elizabeth Shores. My > grandfather is William Hackney Pace and Sallie Tennessee Gupton > Blankenship on my father's side and Thomas Joseph Shores and Fannie Hogue > on mother's side. I was born at the Pace homeplace in which my father > owned part of my grandfathers land which was around 600 acres. > William Pace, Jr and Martha Ann Shaw had a daughter Cassie Pace who > married Jacob Shores who were my great great grandparents. > > My sister Eudora Frances Pace Hunter and my brother James Franklin > Pace have passed away. I am now 81 years old and the last of my fathers > children to live. > > I failed to write down the things about my family my mother told me > which was a big mistake. My dad was born in 1889 and my mother was born > in 1888.

----- Original Message ----- From: Lois Long Carey To: virginia Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 7:10 AM Subject: R: Paces buried in Mallory Cemetery,Cheatham County,Tennessee Found on the internet: Charlie M. Hunter-7/12/1909-3/22/1980 Eudora Pace-11/20/1917-no date U. Houston Pace 1/1/1896-3/21/1948 Johnny Pace 1/22/1931-9/27/1994 Wm. Dempsey Pace 10/13/1893 2/27/1983 Lizzie Mae Pace 9/13/1980 1/14/1950 Tula N.Pace 11/3/1898 Henry Ervin Pace 4/9/1899-10/28/1987 Louise Bradley 10/6/1902-3/14/1986 H.J.Pace 8/16/1913-4/21/1995 Momm 2 U.S Navy WW II E.Louise Hudgins Pace wife of H.J. Pace 8/1/1915-8/8/1936 Pace, Edward Everett 1890-1971 Nancye S. Hunter 896-1977 Ben C. Pace 7/9/1889-2/8/1967 Cassie S. Pace 3/13/1888- 9/28/1980 married 12/10/1911 Beulah Pace 3/2/1896-3/10/1990 Shores, Mary E. 12/16/1908-1/1/1994 " Our Beloved Mother" Pace,Jimmy Allen 4/17/1961-8/27/1979 ----- Original Message ----- From: virginia To: Lois Long Carey Sent: Wednesday, September 09, 2009 10:41 AM Subject: Re: William Hackney Pace The pace homeplace I am speaking of is William Hackney Pace farm in Cheatham Co Tn. which stayed in the Pace family until my mother passed away. Hackney pace's father was William Jr and had a farm also in Cheatham Co Tn. Terry Pace which I have contacted is a grandchild of Allen Pace which were our neighbors and owned part of the Pace farm. I did not know Terry but I knew his dad Joe Pace. These Paces came from Virginia and settled in Robertson Co Tn before Cheatham Co Tn was established. My father was only 10 years old when his dad William Hackney Pace died. I never met my gandfather or grandmother on my dad's side of the family. But I am very familiar with the Shores family. Also I knew several of my grandfather's children. We lived in a 10 room house in Cheatham Co tn. which my grandfather built. Was this John R Pace some of this same family? ----- Original Message ----- From: Lois Long Carey To: virginia Sent: Wednesday, September 09, 2009 8:23 AM Subject: Re: William Hackney Pace Hi Virginia.Where was the Pace homplace? Was it in the state of Virginia? Both Pace and Shores families lived in Fluvanna county,Virginia,but I am not familiar with your names. Could you give me some dates of birth ,death, marriage,etc. Lois Carey of the Fluvanna County,Va Paces John R.Pace b. 1809 m.Elizabeth ? b. 1815-my grgrandparents John Walker Pace b. 1843 in Fluvanna co Va- m. Rebecca Robinson b.1853- my grandparents Vera Walker Pace b. 1893 " "" "" " " " " """ my mother ----- Original Message ----- From: virginia To: lcarey34@verizon.net Sent: Monday, September 07, 2009 2:57 PM Subject: William Hackney Pace Hi my name is Virginia Christine Pace Sinks and I am the daughter of Benjamin Cooper Pace and Cassie Catherine Elizabeth Shores. My grandfather is William Hackney Pace and Sallie Tennessee Gupton Blankenship on my father's side and Thomas Joseph Shores and Fannie Hogue on mother's side. I was born at the Pace homeplace in which my father owned part of my grandfathers land which was around 600 acres. William Pace, Jr and Martha Ann Shaw had a daughter Cassie Pace who married Jacob Shores who were my great great grandparents. My sister Eudora Frances Pace Hunter and my brother James Franklin Pace have passed away. I am now 81 years old and the last of my fathers children to live. I failed to write down the things about my family my mother told me which was a big mistake. My dad was born in 1889 and my mother was born in 1888.