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WARWICKSHIRE
Re: Feckenham Pace family
27/08/2007
Hi Gord,
Have just found your wonderful site and wish to place on record my
admiration! !
I am related to the Feckenham, Worcesterhire branch of this family .My
great x5 grandfather was JOHN PACE. His son SAMUEL, born 1770,
married MARY WOODWARD, born 1776 also from Feckenham.
They wed on 7th january 1799 at Coughton, Warwickshire and I am descended
from their daughter ANN.
After seeing your hard work, it makes my 2 years research of my family
seem pretty feeble! I can only dream of recording my tree as you have. An
inspiration to us all! ~ SS ~
of Coughton, Feckenham in Warwickshire
nearby COUGHTON HALL
Ancestral home of the THROCKMORTON Family
- my maternal BENNETT great/grandmother is buried at
Saint Peter's Churchyard - beside
COUGHTON COURT
a NATIONAL TRUST preserved estate
- " For ever - for Everyone "
Click On either photo to visit COUGHTON COURT
also nearby is
PACKWOOD HOUSE
FINLAND
10/12/2006
Hello. My name is Les Pace and I have just come across your Pace website. Very interesting. My dad´s name was TEPace. He was a locksmith in Willenhall and Walsall Staffs. He married LT from Smallbrook, Birmingham. He was born in 1895 the youngest of six; five sisters. Annie, Ada, Clara, Winifred and Lavinia. and all of them (except Lavinia went to live in USA and Canada, Toronto and Sault Ste. Marie. Many of their descendants still live there. I and my brother Roy are the surviving children in the UK with other family members (I live in Finland) If anyone would like to get in touch with me I´d be happy to contact!
Thanks very much for such an interesting site I will be delving deeper as time goes by.
- atb Les Pace.
Descendency of THOMAS PACE 1805 & ELIZABETH BURNS
ANOTHER DESCENDENT Writes: |
6 THOMAS PACE - bapt 26 May 1805 SHARESHILL
+ HANNAH WOOTTON - b abt 1835 WILLENHALL |
I posted this on the PACE mailing list
and received an interesting reply
--- Gord Pace wrote:
Last month I visited my daughter who is working in New Brunswick, Canada, actually on the Bay of Fundy where the tides can get as high as 52 feet or more. This is a wonder of the world, the Bay of Fundy tides. I took some video of fishing boats at high tide, then came back at low tide, about 6 hours later, and took some more video of the same boats. You'd
have to see this to believe the difference. Anyway, what went on during the 6 hours, may be of interest to PACE folk.
A local NB Maritimer suggested we go down the coast a mile or two and see the lighthouse, the rocks, surging current and view of Nova Scotia, about 25 miles across the bay Clarinda and I drove along, found the rural lane and hiked around the light house for a while. On the way back up the lane, a man and woman walking along, waved us to stop and talk, probably seeing Ontario licence plate on the car.
The people had lived in Toronto, Ont. prior to New Brunswick. The woman had an English Accent. She was from Staffordshire. I said I had a web page for my ancestors from Staffordshire, Shropshire.
The man said he was from Malta. I said "I also have a web page for people of my surname, from Malta.
My name is Gord Pace.
The man seemed a bit stunned for a second or two,
then said, I'm GEORGE PACE"
Well, we spent a good part of the six hours, with them, waiting for the spectacular tide to change, discussing the PACE story, etc. George and Mary Pace have a computor and had already seen the Pace web sites.
George and Mary Pace have another house they rent out during the summer, Nearby, at St. Martins, where the boats are, were two of New Brunswick's picturesque covered bridges. You can get both bridges and the boats, and the incredible tidal difference, if you wait the 6 hours, on the same photo.
Anyway, I thought you'd like this story.
You never know where a PACE will show up.
Cheers
GTPace Ontario,Canada
Reply to my post on PACE mailing list
Gordon,
Great story about meeting Geo. Pace!
They say it's a small world, and it's either that or there sure are a whole lot of amazing coincidences.
On my 1st evening in Wales I had dinner in a Pub, was asked by a person
at the next table what I was doing in Wales. I told him I was
researching my family, he asked me to name some names, and the result
was he knew a cousin (that I never knew about) and hussled out and had
her at the Pub in 20 minutes! We had a wonderful visit, and shared
pictures and letters.
My John of Middlesex line
goes through Murray Pace to John M. Pace who
married Polly Groome (dau of Robert Groom), so I'm also interested in
the Grooms. And my Grandfather was Edward Bennett Pace, and I've
never figured out how he got that middle name!
_____ in Seattle:
PS: and I hadn't yet figured out there were two (2)
Gordon Paces. No wonder I was so confused!
Pace - Steam Engineer
went to Poland
The following received from a Polish person who posted on the PACE Bulletin Board who mentions descendency from a PACE Engineer who had emigrated from England to Poland for the start-up of a steam engine manufactured in England and purchased by a Polish Industrial operation about 1830.
I followed up with some research and found he was referring to a brother of my
3X great grandfather
- 6 WILLIAM PACE - Chr 14 Jul 1765
Jacek writes in English,
then has to
switch to Polish - to go further.
From GenForum:
http://genforum.genealogy.com/pace/messages/3667.html
CLICK HERE To read the episodes on GenForum
I apologize for weak English, I think that text will be comprehensible aly. jacek_lowinski@wp.pl
August 20, 2005
I'm looking any information, on JOHN PACE from BIRMINGHAM, born abt 1789 in England, died April 1831 in Bialogon Poland. He married Ann Tetley (Fitley), her dougther Mathilde Pace as christiansing in July 1817 Wedensbury.
September 04, 2005
Jacek, this is interesting, your JOHN PACE b JUL 1794 WEDNESBURY looks to be son of JOHN PACE b Oct 1761 SHARESHILL
who was brother of WILLIAM PACE - Chr 14 Jul 1765 - my 3X great grandfather.
They were sons of JOSEPH PACE - b 1 Feb 1735
LITTLE SAREDON, Staffordshire (Shareshill parish)
.....my 4X gg/f.
In JOSEPH's 2nd marriage, to MARY PITT
his PACE family went to BILSTON, adjacent to WEDNESBURY where your JOHN PACE was born 1794.
JOHN's parents, JOHN & CATHERINE also had Christenings at BILSTON. This JOHN PACE who married a Catherine (Elizabeth)
looks to be brother of my 3X great grandfather WILLIAM PACE.
It's making sence.
This JOHN must have followed his father JOSEPH PACE b 1735 to the BILSTON/WEDNESBURY area and carried on life there.
Not a great distance anyway. Maybe 10 miles.
Previously, I knew nothing of JOHN PACE, brother of my 3X gg/f WILLIAM PACE b 1765 until I read your posting.
If you look at this page, it'll help. I'll have a look for the marriage of JOHN PACE b 1761 SHARESHILL to CATHERINE. Maybe Catherine's surname was HARGROVE. probably where the JOHN HARGROVE PACE b 1794, got his middle name from.
September 05, 2005
John Pace, along with wife Ann, and children Joseph Founes - Pace and
daughter Matilda, in the latter part summer 20, XIX century. Arrived
from him also his Ludwika's sister Pace, which went out married for
Joseph Kugler. Different mechanics along with was imported to Polski by
duke Drucki - Lubecki to start metal factory in Biłogon near Kielc.
Factory these had to be started in April 1831. before actuation factory,
he got lost tragically, was drawn in by near steam-engine and he got
lost. Wins over of aunts writes about this in one's remembrances.
1. John Founes - Pace our the great grandfather Białogon this wins over of the oldest factories metallurgical in Poland. Established in 1817 year on suburb Kielc by Stanislaw Staszic initially as foundry to melting the non-ferrous metals, and then the factory of Budowy of Machin, because the natural resource, which oneself Staszic he expected in neighbourhood, they disappointed. It machines hereinto were imported was factory from Englandi and to setting of their English arrived, and between them John Pace our great great grandfather. Dressed in some jacket with of the the time fashion the whether frock coat the modes of machine drew in for tail and he got lost. The board towards his memory was has built in on walls of factory which exists to today. Two of these English machines worked till 1956 year. The factory exists up to here, the factory of pumps, part of factory documents is in Archiwum at present in Kielcach. John he had son and daughter, which hid at Skarbków for some time, then hr. Skarbkowie gave wife - widow after John Pace, aswidow's pension, Mstyczów property and brick-yard. Son got Mstyczów, daughter went out married for Schirmer. Supposedly Schirmer, Helusia and they know Olek they interest them oneself genealogy and have message about family.
2. Z beginning XIX century the duke Xawery Drucki - Lubecki he imported to Poland the foreigners - the experts the aim of extension evolvent oneself the home industry. In 1826 year the engineer arrived from Anglii John Founes the Pace which was charged the device of mechanical factory in Bialogon under Kielce. He got lost tragically, drawn in through flywheel in eve actuation in 1831 year the plates shop new. His son he - Józef Pace - received from Russian government high damages, for which purchased Mstyczów in 1856 year from Leon Skorupka.
3. Aleksander Bocheński, Wędrówki po dziejach przemysłu polskiego, część II. IW „PAX”, Warszawa 1966. S. 360.
Tragical starting - spring 1830
Wolicki ordered and with this duty machines he arose pretty well. And despite this - just whether it it is not better from machines yet English technicians' personnel was: the engineer William Preacher from machine factory on Solec and mechanics: John Founes Pace and the William Mac Connol. If machines were so well tinned then then therefore, that they taught this our mechanics not only professional, but first of all reliable and conscientious work. Installation 27 machine tools and drills - just except English more far produced already factory on Solec - mechanic directed Pace. "The spring 1830 year - how Jan writes Pazdur - in eve of prospective arrival the comission from Warszawa, in persons Piotra Michałowskiego, the later famous painter and Leona Sapiehy, John recommended the Pace to raise the flood-gate to to make sure or the whole functions without accusation. Having noticed in time of movement the need of small correction, he approached to screw tight slack screws personally. They kidnapped cog-wheel him for jacket, and got lost on the spot.”
I over this grave will return in next report yet - because saddens me and angers, that nor Pace, nor so many of different dead the and carbon papers it near building and production did not it wait for it then the poetry, but just the beautiful prose which their memory would keep. Let's there nowlet's finish about these chapter first, what work dead they led still.
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September 04, 2005 BILSTON is near Wednesbury; JOHN PACE & CATHERINE show up:
SARAH PACE
CATHERINE PACE
EDWIN PACE |
JOSEPH PACE - b 1 Feb 1735 Little Saredon, Staffordshire + 1st wife - MARY EVANS - of BREWOOD - m 19 Jul 1757 - d abt 1770 my 4X great gransparents
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I'd be interested to learn about JOHN PACE's time in Poland. Maybe HARGROVE has a story to this also.
RICHARD PEACE/PACE in Cheshire
16/11/2005
Hi,
I`m trying to find the birth of a RICHARD PEACE or PACE in Cheshire about 1800 to 1803. So far I have the following,
RICHARD PEACE married JANE LEE in Hanmer, Flintshire on 31st December 1822. He was of "Wrenbury in County of Cheshire" They had a son RICHARD baptised in Hanmer on 9th March 1823. I have found Them in the 1841 census in Dodington Whitchurch Shropshire.
RICHARD PACE age 38
JANE " " 42
there are 4 children with them and their son RICHARD is working
as a male servant a short distance away. The name has also changed
from PEACE to PACE
1851 Census- They are still in the same village.
RICHARD PACE age 50 born in Wrenbury
JANE " " 54 " in Halghton Flintshire
The son RICHARD is 25 and working as a labourer for a nearby farmer. (This younger RICHARD is my Gt Grandfather and finally after 15 years of searching I have found what happened to him and his wife.
He married a MARGARET ROBERTS in Manchester in 1853 and my mother`s mother, Jane, was born in 1855 in Manchester. Until now I was only able to track JANE. In 1861 she was living with her Aunt in Threapwood Cheshire and Working in Malpas Cheshire in 1871. There was no sign of RICHARD and MARGARET. I found a RICHARD on his own in Manchester in 1861 but couldn`t prove he was `mine`
I have now found that his wife MARGARET died in 1860 back in Threapwood. It was `my` RICHARD in Manchester in 1861, he then moved to Monks Coppenhall near Crewe Cheshire and in 1871 married a MARY GREEN who was over 20 years younger than him. They had a family of 5 children which has never been known to our family. If only my mum was still alive to tell her.)
SO
I am now trying to find more about my GT GT Grandfather, hence my appeal to
you in case you can help with his birth as stated in the beginning of this
email. Thanks for anything you can help with
Audrey - a.may@ozemail.com.au
22/11/2004 |
JOSHUA PACE 1808-1895
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Friday, January 30, 2004
Subject: ARCH or GOODE family history
GEORGE HENRY ARCH + RUTH PENRICE 1867 to 1967
I have only recently started to research the ARCH family tree, and I was pleased to find the Arch's of Exall web site.
I offer the following information regarding George Henry Arch and his wife Ruth Penrice.(not Penrick) my grand parents.
George Henry Arch
Born 1867 in Bloxwich Died 23/07/1924 buried at Rycroft Cemetary Walsall
Married Ruth Penrice 03/08/1896 in the Salem Chapel Wakefield (Yorkshire) in the presence of Joseph Hargraves, Walter F. Blanchard, Abigale Penrice and Annie Arch. (my grandmother-GTPace)
Vol. 9c Page 98
His Father William Arch & Mother Maria Mason born in Durham.
Ruth Penrice
Born 18/04/1873Halesowen Stourbridge Worcester.
Died 19/03/1967 buried in Rycroft cemetary Walsall.
Father Samuel Penrice, Mother Anne Gill.
2nd Husband James Amos Married 17/04.1928
They had two children.
Further family info considered private.
On page 4 of the web site the 1881 Census for William Arch is listed, and one of the four chilren is named Thomas aged 4. On 1881 census I have, there is a son William aged 7, it does not mention a Thomas. Do you know if they had five children.
My mother said that she had cousins in Canada and we have found a photograph of three young ladies which may be them.
She also said that our family was related to the Barford Arch, Joseph Arch founder of the National Agricultural Workers Union. Do You know if there is a connection and where it might be?
I have, for some years, being looking for George PACE - father William
brassdresser; George was 27 when he married on 3 March.1862 in St Georges
church Birmingham .He married Rebecca Lucas SMITH her father John
Smith a tailor . In 1871 they lived in Hospital Street, Birmingham with
their children Jane ,Alfred, George ,Thomas.
I can not find them on the 1881 census. In 1891 George is with his
daugther Annie in New Summer Street. She married Willam Sambrook on
22,11.1896 in Bishop Ryders church Birmingham.
I wonder as any one got any information as to George Pace's parents. He
says he was born in Birmingham on the census. Any information would be
grateful.
email - Vicki Pryce
Hi Vicki,
I don't think I have a George on my pages that would fit. I've tried the 1851 census
and the 1881, which is all I have, also some Warwickshire Paces,
Tanworth in Arden, Warwick, Kenilworth, Barford.
George would be born about 1835.
Looking at the A/Z map, from 1871 to 1891
Even though he doesn't show on the 1881 census, for whatever reason,
I think it's safe to say George was probably in the area, the whole
time.
I looked at the National Index for 1881 but that's no use if he didn't
show on the census.
I don't think the following is the right one but never know.
I'm familiar with this Pace family:
I trust the information above is of some use,
Regards and best wishes,
BP
See -
Subject: PACE web site reply
Mon, 28 Jan 2002
Birmingham England
Considering just the two addresses, and the church
George Pace obviously didn't move very far,
- between his marriage in 1862
- 1871 lived on Hospital Street
- 1891 lived on New Summer Street
George moved around the corner, and
New Summer Street runs into St. George Street, across Hospital Street.
Next, I looked for a suitable THOMAS in 1881 census.
one looks suitable, West Bromwich is close and this THOMAS is living in
a HILL family, indicating some sort of family split.
.The LIZZIE (Elizabeth) PACE nee HILL was actually married to a WILLIAM PACE.
Subject: Re: Pace's in Manitoba Canada
Sat 2/2/2002
I have been searching for any info on a JAMES PACE who went to North Dakota and married a Ida SEIM or SIEM in Esmond, North Dakota. He died back in Winnipeg about 1915 or 1916. Leaving 3 children orphans. One was my husbands father.
Can you help me?
Louise Pace - lpace@frazee.k12.mn.us
email - Louise Pace - Minnesota
24/02/2002 - REUBEN DUDLEY - ELIZABETH RAYBOLD
I am a descendant of REUBEN DUDLEY who wed EMILY PACE nee CULLWICK in mid 1870's. I have reached deadlock trying to find any details about Reuben's first wife ELIZABETH RAYBOLD. I believe your great grandfather was CHARLES V.PACE, one of the 6 children brought up in the Dudley household together with my Grandmother ANN MARIA DUDLEY and her brothers and sister.. This is a long shot I know, but if any of your family have any information however slight, about Elizabeth, I would be very pleased to hear from them. Fantastic web site by the way!
Regards - SB
Subject: Thomas Pace ex Coleford about 1844
Date: Wed, 05 Dec 2001
From: George Brian Pope - gbp@onetel.net.uk
Gordon, In our local Free paper today there's an item about Thomas Pace convicted of sheep stealing in 1844, gailed for 10 years and transported to Tasmania. He was married to Ann (nee George) who followed him out to Tasmania with two children.
If its of interest to you I can scan the arcticle and photograph to
send to you.
Brian POPE
Brian - of the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire - sent me the info and I gathered more on the GLS Paces, of which I now think my SHROPSHIRE PACES came from nearby WESTBURY on SEVERN. See - EARLY PACES in GloucestershireA descendent of the Gloucestershire Paces was also interested in those that went to AUSTRALIA and we were able to exchange some info and a TV Presentation included these events on The History Channel here in Canada. You can learn more about this PACE group at Paces of Gloucestershire & Australia
Subject: HERBERT EDWARD PACE/PAICE
Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001
From: Sue Challenger - sue.challenger@btopenworld.com
Would you have any info on a
HERBERT EDWARD PACE/PAICE.
born 9th Feb 1904 at Rotherhithe, London.
died in 1978 at Whistable Canterberry, Kent.He was a manager of a steam ship company.
Any help appreciated.
email - Sue Challenger
West Midlands
Subject: PACE - South Africa
Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2001 From: "ronaldnoeline" ronaldnoeline@wanadoo.nl
Dear Gordon,
thank you so much for the information.
I have the following, from a family bible:
MY PATERNAL GRANDFATHER:
ROBERT HENDRIK PETRUS PACE, BORN 17/06/1891 - SWELLENDAM - CAPE PROVINCE, SOUTH AFRICA, died 26/01/1969 - OUDTSHOORN, SOUTH AFRICA, SON OF HENRIK PACE (Date of birth unknown,) died 18/02/1931 - & MARIA MAGDALENA LINDEN (DATE OF BIRTH UNKNOWN) DIED 27/01/1916 He married Gertina Petronella Johanna RADEMEYER on 29 April 1912, place unknown, (her details: born 15/07/1892 - died 06/03/1978.) She was the daughter of Gert Petrus Johannes Rademeyer - d.o.b. unknown died on 22/04/1928 and Johanna Katrina CLASSEN born 1852 died 03/01/1953How can I continue with my search? I am (as you MUST have noticed), a novice.They settled in Van Wykskraal District, near Oudtshoorn, where they raised 10 children. My father Johannes Rademeyer PACE was born on 18 November 1929.
My dad's sister, Katrina Gertha d.o.b. 25/07/1919 married Edwin DIXON in 1944 (Oudtshoorn) and subsequently left South Africa to settle somewhere in Newcastle, U.K. Their children are Edwina, Cathleen, Robert, Lavinia, Gerald and David, although I cannot verify the details. She died approx. 1998?
I have also forwarded the details to my brother in South Africa.
Thank you so much for the information.
Best wishes Noeline
email - Noeline
Netherlands
subject: Sherratt family tree
Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001
From: "Cath Preen" - cathandmaurice@preen.fslife.co.uk
To: gordpace@eagle.ca
Have been trying to trace Levina/Lavinia/Serina SHERRATT or similar born about 1830 BUGLAWTON / CONGLETON, Cheshire probably married to Charles and mother of William Henry/Manary Sherratt born c1864. Would be grateful if you could help- I know there are a lot of ifs and maybes but that's the nature of the game!!regards Cath
email - Cath Preen
click here - PACE - SHERRATT descendents - Cheshire and north Staffordshire page
subject: Pace Family - Willenhall Staffordshire
Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2001
From: "Irene Greenwood" - Irene.Greenwood@btinternet.com
To: gordpace@eagle.ca
Florence PACE - Bentley
My grandmother (whom I never knew) was called Florence Pace and was born in Bentley, Nr Walsall, West Midlands, England. I do not know anything about her except that she had seven children and died in 1923.I H Greenwood - irene.greenwood@btinternet.comHer husband John Thomas Markland (my grandfather whom I also never knew) died in 1943. Somewhere along the line I am sure there must be a connection but I have no other information. Thanks for such interesting information.
email - I H Greenwood
I have some info on your FLORENCE PACE, born 1883
FLORENCE PACE b 1883 was the daughter ofThe above would be your great grandparents.William PACE & Elizabeth MUNSLOW of Snape,
near Rattlinghope, Shropshire.
WILLIAM b 24 May 1853 m 6 Apr 1873 St Stephen's Church Willenhall died at Lucknow, Short Heath 25 Mar 1914 - ELIZABETH chr 27 Mar 1854 - died 23 Sept 1929 Both are buried at Holy Trinity cemetery, Short Heath.
William b 24 May 1853 at Long Knowle, Wednesfield, registered as SamuelSAMUEL & LOUISA would be your great great grandparents.
His parents were SAMUEL PACE & LOUISA STURGES
Samuel was Chr at Pattingham 6 Mar 1825 - died 22 Jul 1893 - 65 yrsclick here - see HODNET page
Louisa was Chr at Harlaston nr Lichfield Staffs 4 May 1828
married at St. Peter's Collegiate church Wolverhampton 15 Oct 1848
She died 27 Dec 1882 - 55 yrsGeorge PACE - b 27 Jun 1802 St. Chad's, Pattingham
+ Elizabeth LEWIS - marriage: 3 May 1824 St. Chad's Pattingham
- died 19 Feb 1855Samuel PACE - b/c 25 March 1762 Stockton, Shropshire
+ Elizabeth TOTTY - b16 Aug 1773 - married 28 Feb 1793 Albrighton
- buried 19 Mar 1820John PACE - b 17 May 1724 - HODNET Shropshire
+ JaneJohn PACE - b 24 Feb 1675-76
+ Ellinor FOWLER - married 15 Sept 1703
The above is the work of another Midlands PACE researcher
William Leonard PACE
1 Gainsborough Drive,
Perton, Wolverhampton WV6 7NR
subject: Mathers ...
Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2001
From: MathersLorraine@aol.com
My husband's name is Mathers and his father is from Killileagh in Ireland. Apparently his great grandfather came over as a mill worker to the Linen Mills in N Ireland from Lancashire via Scotland and, as you probably know, there are hundreds of Lancs Mathers! So I'm stuck trying to track down his family!Regards,If you come across anyone who's seriously studying the Mathers name in Lancs, or doing a one-name study - Please let me know!
Lorraine Mathers, Warks
webmaster's note - my 5X great grandmother was Margaret MATHERS
click here - MATHERS in PACE lineage
from South Africa
Date: Tue Jun 12 07 2001
I am trying to trace my Mother's family tree.
Her maiden name is KATHLEEN MARGARET PACE, born around 1919.
My grandfather, who died in 1958 was Captain GEORGE PACE.
My grandfather George Pace was, I believe, from Cork County in Ireland, he had four or five children the eldest was uncle Charles Pace(deceased). I am still trying to find more facts.
Peter Brown
email - Peter Brown
peterbro@transnet.co.za
Subject: PACE - South Africa
Fri, 9 Nov 2001 From: "ronaldnoeline" ronaldnoeline@wanadoo.nl
ROBERT HENDRIK PETRUS PACE, BORN 17/06/1891 - SWELLENDAM - CAPE PROVINCE, SOUTH AFRICA,
died 26/01/1969 - OUDTSHOORN, SOUTH AFRICA,
SON OF HENRIK PACE (Date of birth unknown,) died 18/02/1931 - &MARIA MAGDALENA LINDEN (date of birth unknown) died 27/01/1916
He married Gertina Petronella Johanna RADEMEYER on 29 April 1912, place unknown, (her details: born 15/07/1892 - died 06/03/1978.) She was the daughter of Gert Petrus Johannes Rademeyer - d.o.b. unknown died on 22/04/1928 and Johanna Katrina CLASSEN born 1852 died 03/01/1953
They settled in Van Wykskraal District, near Oudtshoorn, where they raised 10 children. My father Johannes Rademeyer PACE was born on 18 November 1929.
My dad's sister, Katrina Gertha d.o.b. 25/07/1919 married Edwin DIXON in 1944 (Oudtshoorn) and subsequently left South Africa to settle somewhere in Newcastle, U.K
. Their children are Edwina, Cathleen, Robert, Lavinia, Gerald and David, although I cannot verify the details. She died approx. 1998?
How can I continue with my search? I am (as you MUST have noticed), a novice.
I have also forwarded the details to my brother in South Africa.
Thank you so much for the information.
Best wishes Noeline
email - Noeline
Netherlands
Subject: Re: COTTRELL
From: "Stephen Cotterell" - stephen.cotterell@lineone.net - To: gordpace@eagle.ca
Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000
I received your details from Isabelle Newton.
You might be interested in my website click here - to go there
any where in the world,
click here - e-mail Stephen Cotterell of Brighton, UK
with your details and suggestions
as to how we can build a Cotterell community on the Web
My father was BRIAN SYDNEY COTTERELL
- He died when I was in my early teens.
- He had a half-Brother, Graham
- and a full brother and sister, Cyril and Barbara.
- Barbara married (moved to Sutton Colfield) and is now known as DAVIES.
I have lost touch with them all many years ago. It would be nice to make contact with direct and indirect family members. I have two brothers and sisters. Graham and Barbara are twins, Andrew and Caroline. They all live in and around Gosport and Portsmouth.
I was born on 2 July 56, I married Carole on 6 September 1980 and had our Daughter 12 May 1986 and our son Elliot on 29 March 1988. We lived in Luxembourg from the end of 1988 until late 1998 and early 1999 (I moved back later due to work commitments). The kids are multi-lingual (English, French (elliot is not so hot at this), German and Luxembourgish). We now live in Brighton on the south coast.
Regards
Stephen
click here - http://www.cotterell.net/
"Stephen Cotterell" - stephen.cotterell@lineone.net
email Steve
Subject: PACES from Ireland?
From: Margaret Pace - Pace@agape.twu.ca - To: my guestbook
Country: USA Date: Sat Oct 14 2000
Comment: I was always under the impression that most of my Pace relatives were from Ireland, yet I am having difficulty finding them. Does anyone else have Pace ancestors from France or Ireland?
Subject: [PACE-L] PACE in England
Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2000
From: "Antony Pace" ant@antnet.net
To: PACE-L@rootsweb.com
"One of the unofficial rules of this mail list"
is that we would like new members to tell us who their Pace ancestors are and explain who they are looking for.
I am looking for my ancestors in England.
My grandfather was WILLIAM CHARLES PACE, born in Norfolk England in 1895. I know that somewhere along the line some ancestor emigrated to New York. American's seem to be far more interested in geneology than the Brits so I am hoping that when I make that connection someone will be able to give me details of that side of my family. I am currently collecting anything about any PACE's from England.
Ant
Antony L. Pace
4 Parsonage Road
Welham Green, Herts, AL9 7LZ England
E-mail Antony - ant@antnet.net
CLICK HERE - Antony Pace's web site http://www.antnet.net/family
Subject: ANTONY PACE
From: Antony Pace
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2000
I'm Antony Lionel PACE born 16 August 1962 in Crayford, Kent England.
- My father is DEREK WILLIAM PACE,
born 14 July 1930, grew up in Paddington, London. - His father was WILLIAM CHARLES PACE
born 31 May 1895 died 09 Feb 1950
- married GWENDOLINE ROSE GILKS born 01 Oct 1904 die 27 Dec 1979
I would be delighted to hear of anyone who knows anything about my family.
Antony Pace
4 Parsonage Road,
Welham Green, Herts, AL9 7LZ, England.
E-mail Antony - ant@antnet.net
DEREK PACE
- a name familiar to UK football fans in the 1950/60s
- comes from PACE family of SHARESHILL and adjacent ESSINGTON.
- Thanks to local Essington historian, Jim Evans,
- I learn that DEREK's grandfather was WILLIAM PACE from Laney Green
- brother of my grandfather Charles Vicarage Pace.
Jim has given me permission to print some of his stuff
and I hope we can add more as time goes by.
Famous Professional football player.
- 98 matches with ASTON VILLA between 1950 and 1957
- 253 matches with SHEFFIELD UNITED, up to 1964
- also with NOTTS County and WALSALL
Subject: PACE History [CHESHIRE - north STAFFORDSHIRE - LANCASHIRE]
Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2000
From "Brenda in UK"
My maternal grandmotherI was most interested to read what you said about the Shropshire Paces - it makes interesting reading - thank you!
- BERTHA MARIA PACE married a SAMUEL BIRCHALL
who was a miner,
- they lived in the Ashton Under Lyne area of LANCASHIRE
which is on the outskirts of MANCHESTER- there was a FRANCES PACE
who lived in Butt Lane, Mow Cop - KIDSGROVE, Staffs.- I remember going to see her way back in the early 1960s, possibly my mothers cousin or aunt.
- There was also a transport cafe/ garage named PACE near ALSAGER, Cheshire
that appeared to be linked, in some way, with the family.- My mother often used to talk about an area named Talke Pits.
- I know of other distantly related Pace's
around the CONGLETON area of Cheshire too.- I have also been told that my maternal great grandmother married twice, due to bereavement and took the name SHERRAT after PACE.
Regards......................Brenda
CLICK HERE - more on this PACE family of CHESHIRE and north STAFFORDSHIRE.
the PACE ancestors - likely from Wybunbury - Nantwich in Cheshire - not far from Whitchurch Shropshire
Subject: PACE - Looking for a BETTY PACE, NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME
Date: Tue, 9 May 2000
From: "Howe, Robert" robert.howe@hma.co.uk
I was adopted and am currently trying to find my birth mother.Best regards,
Her name is BETTY PACE.
I was born 20th Sept 1956 ROBERT PACE in Newcastle under Lyme.
If you have any relevant information it would be great to hear from you.
Bob
Bob might be from the 2nd lineage below
- a branch of Shropshire PACES that migrated to the Pottery areas of Staffordshire.
CLICK HERE - UPDATE to SHROPSHIRE page. MARY ACKERMAN nee PACE, KANSAS CITY - 1974 notes - granddaughter of WILLIAM CHERRINGTON PACE who came to America in 1851 from SHROPSHIRE... Part of the fabric of American life, recording & sharing family history.CLICK HERE - another SHROPSHIRE PACE lineage added - different PACE branch - WHITCHURCH origin, about 5 miles north of PREES, where my 6X ggrandfather was from. GTP
surnames: BROWN HOLDCROFT JAMES LLOYD PERRY PHILLIPS TURNER SHELLEY WHEAT WORTHINGTON
Subject: Re: Roll Call south Staffs.
Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2000
From: David Pitt - markets_north@iig.com.au
I see you have a MASON and a PITT, by sheer coincidence I have both in one.Cheers,Martha MASON b Pinxton Derby 1885 married 20 Jan 1906 to Sydney John PITT b Bristol 2 April 1884. Martha was daughter to John MASON and MARTHA ? of Wolverhampton and Walsall respectively. Sydney John PITT was son of Thomas Burnett PITT and Ann CARPENTER his gfather was William PITT and Mary Anne BURNETT.
Doubtless, no connection, but casting bread on water sometimes attracts birds.
David Cairns, Australia
Subject: PACE Clockmakers of London
Date: Sun, 09 Apr 2000
From: geoff white
There were quite a few PACE clockmakers in LONDON.
The dates given are those which have been estimated by a study of known clocks.
- Thomas - London, 1630 - 1662 member of the Clockmaker's Company
- a trade guild which means that he could employ apprentices and other workmen
- more accurate records for this Thomas will doubtless exist still with the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers - John - London. apprenticed 1720
- Thomas - London (Whitechapel) 1784 - 1825
- Henry - London (Whitechapel), early 1800s
- Henry - London, 1832 - 1863 (this Henry may well be the previous one.
The first is more a guesstimate)
- Charles - London, 1839 - 1851, successor to Henry
- Thomas - London 1828
- Edmund - London, 1839 - 1844
Some non-London Paces which may be interesting:
- John - Bury St. Edmunds, 1825 - 1855
- H. - Loughton, Essex, 1855
- Hugh - Newry, 1865 - 1892
- Thomas - Chelmsford, c. 1800
Then it seems that some moved out:
- Henry - Ottawa, 1875
- Henry - Brampton, Canada, 1862
- C, San Francisco, c. 1850
Geoff
This fits nicely with HENRY PACE,
FRED's brother, CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE - to see SHROPSHIRE page new stuff, GEORGE PACE,
possible ancestors of PREES parish in 1600s
Subject: WALTER PICKENS of East Liverpool, OH
Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 From: gordpace@eagle.ca To: mmpickens@prodigy.net
Hello Mallory,Just looking for some descendents. Any comments appreciated.
I read your entry on the PICKENS cousins list.
Your grandfather, Walter Pickens came from East Liverpool, OHIOBy any chance was he one of the ENGLISH folk that came from the pottery district of the English Midlands, Staffordshire?
East Liverpool was also a pottery area in Ohio
and I know Staffordshire folk went there as well as Trenton, New Jersey.My 6X great grandmother was an ELIZABETH PICKENS
who married GEORGE PACE at Ranton, Staffordshire 1708.
Gord Pace - Ont Canada
Subject: PACE of KENILWORTH, WARWICKSHIRE
Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2000 send any reply to pickard@hunimex.com
Hi Gord,
I have two connections with the PACE family,
one in England, one in Malta
though neither of them are direct line.
The English connection is:WALTER TREPESS, Bricklayer, + 1868 brum [Birmingham] directory - coal merchant ICKNIELD Port Road ? b 1832 c 16/12/1832
married SARAH EMMA PACE at KENILWORTH 26/8/1861
click here - PACE lineage of Sarah Emma PACE
WALTER was the son of JOSEPH,
- Son WILLIAM WALTER - c 4/5/1864
- Dau EDITH ANN - c 19/3/1865 @ Birm. St Stephens d ????
who was the brother to my ggggf WILLIAM TREPESSThe second connection
is a whole 'lorryload' of cousins in MALTA
where I am not sure of the link, but my gf married a Maltese girl
click here - MALTA - Pickard's other PACE connection
click here - Pedigree page
Reply to: PICKARD TREPESS - Sharjah, UAE (United Arab Emirates)
(I'm in the Muddled East at the moment)
From the 1851 census of Warwickshire
I found his SARAH EMMA PACE of Kenilworth, War.
JOSEPH PACE - 49 Comb Manufacturer Employ 21 Men 2 Women & 1 Boy Kenilworth War
+ Elizabeth PACE - Wife46 b Coventry War
- Henry Ed. PACE - Son 21 Combmaker Journeyman b Kenilworth War
- Eliza PACE - Daur 18 Milliner & Dress Maker b Kenilworth War
- SARAH EMMA PACE - Daur 11 Scholar b Kenilworth War
- Ann PACE - Daur 6 Scholar b Kenilworth War
....Address: Castle End, Kenilworth, Warwickshire
- Joseph TREPESS - Head W 49 M Builder Warwick WAR
- Caroline TREPESS - Daur U 27 F Builder Warwick WAR
- Elizabeth TREPESS - Daur U 20 F Builder Warwick-WAR
- Walter TREPESS - Son U 18 M Bricklayer Warwick-WAR
- Mary TREPESS - Daur U 14 F Scholar Warwick-WAR
- Thomas FREELAND - SonL M 27 M Blacksmith SUR
- John WEST - Lodg U 17 M Labourer OXF
....Address: Saltisford, Warwick
....Census Place: Warwick St Mary, Warwick, Warwickshire
Subject:
PACE - from SUNDERLAND in DURHAM COUNTY, UK
- NEW JERSEY, USA
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1999 From: "David Elliott" Djrelliott@tesco.net
My maternal grandmother was ADAH PACE. Her family came from SUNDERLAND, Co Durham, UK. Some emigrated to NEW JERSEY in late 19th Century. I am tracing the family and have got back to about 1810 in Sunderland. Have details if they are of interest.
E-mail me, DAVE ELLIOTT if you are interested.
Regards, David Elliott, in UKNOTE - In a previous letter
of Northumberland Pace researcher, Gil Raymond, in NZ, mentions:
...."a lady researching ROBERT PACE...(not another one!)...who married ELEANOR LYDIA SPRAGGON born 14 Feb 1814, Jarrow, Co. Durham) at SUNDERLAND on 8 August 1831.I am afraid that is all the information that I have about this particular ROBERT. He does not appear to match any of my lot in NORTHUMBERLAND."
If any of your correspondents are researching this couple
I would be happy to pass on the address of this lady.
E-mail GIL RAYMOND in NZ
Subject: Re: PACE - my ancestors
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999
From: "David Elliott" Djrelliott@tesco.net
Whoever is researchingKind regards
a ROBERT PACE and ELEANOR LYDIA SPRAGGON
(ref Ed Griffith's mail) is of great interest to me.Robert Pace and Eleanor Lydia Spraggon are my direct ancestors
PACE seems to be quite an uncommon name, judging by the paucity of entries in the General Record Office registers. If I can be of assistance at this end please let me know - I have easy access to the GRO idexes and Probate indexes.
(3xgreat grandparents) and I have some info re Robert and descendants.
David Elliott
June 25, 2011-Re your website entries,
I am descended from
JOSEPH PACE of Sedgefield and MARY ROWNRTREE
who
married at Hartlepool Co Durham in Feb 1792.
Their children were
Sarah, Thomas, Joseph, Jane, Robert, Isabella, William.
ROBERT was my 3 x great grandfather.
- He was a shipwright and shipbuilder in Southwick, Sunderland.
- He was born 8th October 1809
- and married ELEANOR LYDIA SPRAGGON
8th August 1831 at Holy Trinity, Sunderland
They had a number of children,
Ann, Mary, Sarah, Isabella, Robert, Joseph, Thomas,
William, Joseph (again), Henry, Eva, Lydia.
I am descended from
this ROBERT
b Southwick 2nd November 1838
also a shipwright.
He married
ISABELLA SPENCE at Tynemouth 11th March 1861.
Their children were
- Isabella
- William
- Elizabeth
- Thomas
- the family emigrated to the USA
in the late 1880s - settling in Elizabeth, New Jersey
- where my grandmother's cousins were still living in the early 1980s.
- All of my grandmother's generation
are now dead, but I would love to hear from anyone with a connection. - The family were strong members of the Salvation Army
ROBERT PACE and ELEANOR LYDIA SPRAGGON's children
- were also adventurers,
- several of them,
Ann, Sarah, Eva - leaving the UK for New Zealand
with their respective families in the C19, - and William's descendants settling in Australia
Regards
David Elliott
Email - David Elliott
Subject: NELLY BICKNELL - MORRIS - PACE
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 1999 From: "john t. pace" pace@england.com
I am trying to trace the family of my great aunt, NELLY BICKNELL. She was born in Clerkenwell, London in the 1890s. Her dad was JACK BICKNELL. She had two sisters, and one brother, JOHN BICKNELL, (my grand dad). Her mother was CAROLINE ELIZABETH MORRIS. She married a Canadian serviceman during or after the first world war and moved to Canada. We think Ontario, around this time.John T. Pace in North Weald, Essex UKHer son Bobby served in the UK during the second world war when he contacted the family, but we have no way of knowing where her family now live. NELLY BICKNELL was her maiden name, and we have lost her married name, so her son BOBBY would have his dads name.
My mother, (NELLY) named after her, would dearly love to contact her Canadian cousins. if any one can help us, please contact me we would be very grateful.
Email John T. Pace
MORE interesting news from JOHN on the FRED PACE page. He turns out to be a HOLLOWAY PACE, where pioneer Alberta PACE brothers FRED & HENRY were born. Very likely related - Have a look !!
HENRY & FRED PACE, mentioned in Norman Manyfingers section ....click here - PACE-MANYFINGERS of Alberta
it turned out - he was - imagine - finding out about your ancestor's brother, or whatever, who did these exciting things, in his life
E-mail G Pace - remove spaces