I am trying to figure out who this Gideon Pace could be :In Book Red River Settlers in TN this book includes Robertson Co TN Gideon Pace Lt. 23 rd Regiment Dec 11 1810(was this a career Man from the Rev War? Or did he join service after Rev War ?) I think I just found my Answer .. He was in the County of Robertson in TN, Tennessee Militia 1796-1811 so he could well be s/o Wm Pace & Secely Walker Darlene

List, For those I have corresponded with before, I have a new email address pjohndebnospam@verizon.net minus the nospam. Since there are several of us named John Pace and you can sort me out, my old email was johnpace@allvantage.com. Thanks, John > >

darlene wrote: > I am trying to figure out who this Gideon Pace could be :In Book Red River Settlers in TN this book includes Robertson Co TN > Gideon Pace Lt. 23 rd Regiment Dec 11 1810(was this a career Man from the Rev War? Or did he join service after Rev War ?) I think I just found my Answer .. He was in the County of Robertson in TN, Tennessee Militia 1796-1811 so he could well be s/o Wm Pace & Secely Walker > > Darlene > > ==== PACE Mailing List ==== This is an interesting Biblical name and also shows up in my PACE ancestry from Shropshire. My GIDEON PACE would be a contemporary of JOHN PACE b 1665, who could fit the John of Middlesex. Actually, the name was used in many generations, starting with: GYDDYON PACE Chr 4 Jun 1620 Prees Father: Richard PACE To see more about the Gideon Paces of my Shropshire PACE ancestry go to - http://www.phc.igs.net/~gordpace/uk/prees.htm and use your EDIT, Find in this page, insert "GIDEON" This given name shows up in succeeding generations of PACES My conclusion is that if one PACE was thought to have emmigrated, there were probably others who did likewise. It is exciting to think like this and embark on a search of historical records to see what can be found. GTPace - Canada