Just a quick hello after finding your website and joinigeneaology back in the 19in suburban Washington DC, back before the internet made everything so much easier to share information. He had Society until I mentioned it to him over the holidays. We're of the Nebraska Pace line, trthrough Kentucky to Virginia. In reverse order: Cadwallader W. Pace (1877 Kansas -1961 Omaha NE) (my great-grandfather, paternal) -> George W. PaceKansas?) -> Thomas Nunn PacBurkesville KY) -> Langston PWilliam Pace (c.1724John Pace (c.1696-1734 Middlesex County, VA) ->John Pace (c.1665-1717 Middlesex County, VA) &nThis is mostly my dad's research; I've just corroborateyour excellent website, and am lookimore information about this line and their offshoots. Dnot related to Richard Pace /need to point him your way. </DIVI am particularly interested in this line as my mother is B.F. Pof the Middlesex County Johnson line.&nThankfully, it appears that her line came to Middlesex County from 1880's) separately from the rash of MiddlesexJohnson after Middlesex Johnson marrying Middlesex Pace after Middlesexsatisfactorily fleshed this out yet, though.&nbs(just try doing geneaology on a name like Johnson sometime...eek!)</D Thanks, Brian Pace

Good to have you on the list. I know all about Johnson research. My blank wall is just five generations back. I joined the Johnson DNA site and my nephew and I are the only matches in the entire Johnson DNA database. FTDNA says our male line ancestry is probably West African, so maybe that's the problem and there's a "passing" incident in mmy history that has been covered up. I assume you have found the John of Middlesex site on the Pace DNA study at http://www.pacesociety.org/DNA/johnofm.htm This site summarizes what we know about John and what the DNA seems to reveal. Roy Johnson Mother ENa Pace -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Brian Pace Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 12:56 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [PACE] Greetings Just a quick hello after finding your website and joinigeneaology back in the 19in suburban Washington DC, back before the internet made everything so much easier to share information. He had Society until I mentioned it to him over the holidays. We're of the Nebraska Pace line, trthrough Kentucky to Virginia. In reverse order: Cadwallader W. Pace (1877 Kansas -1961 Omaha NE) (my great-grandfather, paternal) -> George W. PaceKansas?) -> Thomas Nunn PacBurkesville KY) -> Langston PWilliam Pace (c.1724John Pace (c.1696-1734 Middlesex County, VA) ->John Pace (c.1665-1717 Middlesex County, VA) &nThis is mostly my dad's research; I've just corroborateyour excellent website, and am lookimore information about this line and their offshoots. Dnot related to Richard Pace /need to point him your way. </DIVI am particularly interested in this line as my mother is B.F. Pof the Middlesex County Johnson line.&nThankfully, it appears that her line came to Middlesex County from 1880's) separately from the rash of MiddlesexJohnson after Middlesex Johnson marrying Middlesex Pace after Middlesexsatisfactorily fleshed this out yet, though.&nbs(just try doing geneaology on a name like Johnson sometime...eek!)</D Thanks, Brian Pace ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com Version: 8.0.176 / Virus Database: 270.10.2/1874 - Release Date: 1/4/2009 4:32 PM