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Pace Family
Richard Pace
b.1590 Wapping,England
d.1626 Jamestown,Virginia
Married:
Isabella Smythe
CHILD:
*George Pace b.1609
George Pace
b.1609 England
d.4 Jun 1665 Charles,Virginia
Married: 1637
Sarah Maycox
b.1621
CHILD:
*Richard Pace b. 1638
Richard Pace
b.1638 Virginia
d.1677
Married: 1659
Mary Knowles
b.9 Apr 1641 Herrico Co., Virginia
CHILD:
*George Pace b.1666
George Pace
b.1666
Married:
Unknown
CHILD:
*Richard Pace b.1688
Richard Pace
b.1688
Married: 1710
Sarah Woodliefe
b.1694
CHILDREN:
*George Pace b.1711
John Pace
George Pace
b.1711
Married:
Unknown
CHILD:
*John Pace b.1735
John Pace
b.1735
d.1780 Surry,North Carolina
Married: 1753
Sarah Pope
CHILD:
*Burrell Pope Pace b.1758
Burrell Pope Pace
b.1758
d.1816 Saluda, North Carolina
Married: 1777/1779
Lydia Woodruff
b.25 Aug 1760 Westfield,New Jersey
d.abt 1870
CHILD:
*Cornelius P. Pace b.abt 1787
Cornelius P. Pace
b.abt 1787 Spartanburg Co.,South Carolina
d.17 Oct 1847 Saluda, North Carolina
Married:
Sarah Royal
b.1800
CHILD:
*Jonathan Pace b.1808/1815
Jonathan Pace
b.1808/1815
Married: 11 Dec 1828
Sarah Ely
b.1812 KY or VA
CHILDREN:
Mary Pace b.16 Nov 1830
*Matthew Pace b.12 May 1836
Rebecca Pace b.1838
Louisa Eliza Pace b.Sep 1841
Emily Pace b.1842
John CJ Pace b.Sep 1844
Zachariah Taylor Pace b.1850
Dicey Ann Pace b.Dec 1854
Abigail Pace b. 1855
Matthew Pace
b.12 May 1836 Harlan Co.,Kentucky
d.8 Dec 1908 Salyersville,Magoffin,Kentucky
Married: 5 Apr 1855
Elizabeth Salyer
b.Jul 1837 Kentucky
CHILDREN:
*William Henry Pace b.15 Apr 1869
Louisa A. Pace b.Jul 1865
Samantha Jane Pace b.1856
Sarah E. Pace b.30 Mar 1858
Margaret Cynthia Pace b.Mar 1862
Mary E. Pace b.13 Jan 1861
John Pace b.1866
Albert Pace b.16 Apr 1874
Taylor R. Pace b.Mar 1873
Dotia Pace b.Apr 1876
Doria b.18 Apr 1878
Jonathan James Pace b.16 Sep 1856
William Henry Pace
b.15 Apr 1869 Kentucky
d.1945 East Wenatchee,Douglas,Washington
Married:
Francis Stone
b.24 Nov 1866 Kentucky
d.1948 East Wenatchee,Douglas,Washington
CHILDREN:
*Bernie Clifton Pace b.10 Aug 1897
Berlie Pace b.20 Aug 1895
Minnie Pace b.18 Oct 1898
Irene Elizabeth Pace b.27 Oct 1901
James Matthew Pace
Bernie Clifton Pace
b.10 Aug 1897 Salyersville,Magoffin,Kentucky
d.19 Oct 1978 Wenatchee,Chelan,Washington
Married:
Cenie Adams
CHILDREN:
*Thelma Mae Pace b.22 Jan 1919
William Pace
LIVING Pace
LIVING Pace
LIVING Pace
Richard Pace
I'm looking for personal family information regarding Cenie Adams if anyone has any. Thanks! You can email me at mbrisbine@yahoo.com
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freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace/
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RICHARD PACE - 1590-1626
Came over on ship, "Marmaduke" in 1611. Came to Virginia in 1620. Granted about 400 acres of land 4 mi. from
Jamestown, Virginia, right on the James River. He was responsible for saving Jamestown's inhabitants from massacre in 1622.
His indian servant Chico warned him of impending attacks and he warned the settlers.
"The Threat to Pace's Paines" - The virginia Highway Department proposes to put a new highway right though the
center of Paces Paines. This would ruin a site of great historical significance, not only to the Paces, bu to the nation itself.
Richard Pace, the first owner of this plantation (1620) was as important to America as Paul revere. Had he not rowed from
Paces Paines across the James River to warn Jamestownof the impending Indian massacre in 1622, the settlement would have been
delayed, or even abandoned, and we might have had no United Statesof America at all. Now, to serve traffic 'needs' this beautiful
place must be cut up and may some day have motels and neon light along its now peaceful green-hedged roads." (I have
not checked an area map, and have not been down there to see if this 'new' highway was ever put through.)
"We are certain this proposal angers the members of the Pace Society. Surely there are other alternatives available
to the Highway
Department. Pace descendants over many years have sought to visit Paces Paines, now the estate of Mr. Franz von Schilling
and known as Mount Pleasant Plantation. The Von Schillings have welcomed us warmly, and have twice entertained our annual
meeting groups."
"But now 'Paces Paines' needs our help. I strongly urge that every member write a letter, or letters, as suggested
by our Dr. Ben McCary, whose open letter to members of the Pace Society follows. Marvin H. Pace, President."
'The Virginia Highway Department proposes to move the present ferry dock on the south side of the James River at Scotland
Wharf, and replace it with a new ferry dock just above Swann Point. A new highway would be built to connect it with Surry
County Court House - (see the double broken line on the map which follows.)'
'1. The proposed highway would almost cut through the center of the original six hundred acres of historic Paces Paines,
granted to Richard Pace in 1620. It was from this plantation - (now Mount Pleasant) - that Richard Pace, in the early morning
of March 22, 1622, after being warned of the impending Indian massacre by his Indian servant Chanco, rowed across the James
River to give the warning which saved Jamestown and nearby settlements. No archaeological work has been done at Paces Paines
to uncover the foundations of the fort, houses, and artifacts associated with this early settlement. the proposed highway
would completely destroy the archaeological possibilities.'
'2. A ferry pier and highway built as proposed would destroy the scenic value of the undistrubed forest in the area. This
is definitely a tourist asset, when viewed from the ferry using the present crossing from Jamestown Festival Park to Scotland
War.'
'3. The proposed new ferry crossing would not offer the inspiring view of Jamestown Island enjoyed by millions of tourists
in years past when crossing from Scotland Wharf to Jamestown Festival Park.'
'4. The proposed highway would represent a needless expenditure since the Rolfe Highway already exists and leads to the
present Scotland Wharf. This existing highway can be enlarged, and improved if necessary.'
Let me know if you're interested in more photos from Jamestown,Virginia regarding the Pace family.
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