Does this finding suggest at all that John the Immigrant Proctor was an indentured servant of Richard Pace I? It does suggest that Pace's Paines had been established as early as 1609/10. Could it be that Richard Pace came over on the same ship? Betty Pace From: "Lois Long Carey" <lcarey@bcpl.net> To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sat, 10 Jun 2006 14:17:55 -0400 Subject: John the Immigrant Proctor arr. in Va 1609/10 Was led to this gentleman while researching a possible connection to Wm H. Pace who married Ada Ann Williamson-12/22/1846 Charles Williamson was surety Charles Williamson married Sarah Ann Spain M.B. A p ril 15, 1847 William H. Pace was surety Sarah Ann Spain was dau. of Nancy T.Spain found a Hartwell Spain b. 2/10/1795 in N.C and a Martha Spain who married a Richard Proctor Richard Proctor was a son of Benjamin Proctor b. abt. 1761 in Brunswick Co. Va and died in Lincoln Co. Tenn. His ancestor was George Proctor b. abt. 1647 in Pace's Paines, Va George was the son of John The Imigrant Proctor and Alice unknown John the Immigrant Proctor was born 25 Feb 1608/09 and arrived in Va in 1609/10 on the SEA VENTURE 4 ( Jamestown, Va) and died in ( settled in Pace's Prairies,Va) He was the son of John Proctor and Unk Gray. Thought this was of interest. posted on the ancestry of Nancy Campbell ______________________________