"Wednesday, January 12, 1859 DEATH. Died, at the residence of his son in Walker County, Texas, Elder Richard Pace, near eighty years of age. He was born in South Carolina, Edgefield District, where he lived till he arrived at the age of manhood, when he moved to Lincoln County, Georgia, where he married Miss Amey Bisey. He then moved to Putnam County, joined the Baptist Church and was baptized at Crooked Creek, by Rev. E. Mosely. Served his country in 1812. He was a laborious and devoted Minister of the Gospel, up to the time of his death, which occurred on the 28th of November, 1858. He left six children, one son and five daughters, all of whom are considered members of the Baptist Church.-(Source: GM)" >From "TEXAS NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS, Taken From Georgia Newspapers, 1835 - 1907", by Tad Evans, Published by the writer. Savannah, Georgia, June, 2008. The clipping above is attributed to the Georgia Messenger, also known as the Macon Messenger. This Richard Pace was a son of Drury Pace (d. 1801) and a great grandson of Richard Pace (d. 1738 Bertie Co. NC) James Blair