1 JOHN PACE 1665-1720
of Middlesex County VA
2 JOHN PACE ca.1696-1734
- b MIDDLESEX Co VA ca.1696
- d MIDDLESEX Co 25 Nov 1734
SEE ALSO - other JOHN PACE page
+ ELIZABETH MONTAGUE - b 1699 ESSEX Co VA
MONTAGUE ancestry on PACE NETWORK
MONTAGUE web site - BEAULIEU Hampshire ENGLAND
Bishop THOMAS PACE 1533 burial site
Refer to PACE PEDIGREE
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- 3 WILLIAM PACE ca.1724-1799
b MIDDLESEX Co.VA abt 1724
d HENRY Co.VA abt 1799
+ SUSANNA WEST
b 1726 Cellar Creek Va
wed abt 1749 Amelia Va
11 children
- Milly, b. 1749
- John, b. 1751
- Newsome, b. 1754
- William, b. 1756
- Langstrom, b. 1758
- Joel, b. 1762
- Letitia, b. 1764
- Spencer, b. 1770
- Langston, b. 1770
- Susannah, b. 1772
- 4 CAPTAIN JOHN PACE 1751-1797
b 28 May 1751 d 11 Apr 1797
+ ELIZABETH NUNN m 1771 Virginia
- 4 NEWSOME PACE 1754-1845
(3William - 2John - John of M)
b AMELIA Co VA 1754 - d HENRY Co VA 19 Aug 1845
+ MARY (Polly) NUNN 1766-1853
b 1766 m 1785 d 1853 HENRY Co
Three of the NUNN girls married Paces and lived for a time on the SMITH River, but in 1805 two of the families joined the EXODUS to CUMBERLAND Co KY. NEWSOME and MARY NUNN PACE did not.
The two mentioned families to KENTUCKY were
LANGSTON and
WILLIAM INGRAM PACE.
SPENCER, JOEL migrated later.
-JackPace-8 May 2002
- 5 THOMAS b ca 1790
+ NANCY WEBB
- 5 Nancy born aft. 1791
- 5 Joseph b circa 1795
- 5 Wyatt b. circa 1801
- 5 Elizabeth b aft 1802
- 5 Sarah
- 5 Newsome II b circa 1809, died circa 1897
probably the Newsome who went to Kentucky-JackPace
+ Parthenia MAUPIN circa 1832
- 6 Lucinda,
- 6 George,
- 6 Wyatt
+ Frances McDONALD
- 6 Mary,
- 6 Sarah,
- 6 William,
- 6 James,
- 6 Martha Newsom III
- 5 Alice
- DNA-Kit 6281 J-Jr
4 SPENCER PACE 1763-1849
b abt 1763
d 10 July 1849 Marshall Co KY
+ MARY HAYMES
9 children
- 4 WILLIAM PACE Jr. born 1764
+ SUSANNAH HAYNES m 1784
- 5 DANIEL (the two authors descdend from Daniel)
- 5 PHOEBE
- 5 WILLIAM
- 4 LANGSTON PACE born 1770
best friend of his
nephew WILLIAM INGRAM PACE
- mentioned above -
+ AMELIA "MILLIE" NUNN m 1796
- 5 WILLIAM INGRAM PACE 1809-1855
- b 10 Feb 1809 MARROWBONE KY
+ SALLY VAWTER m 15 Sept 1828
WILLIAM INGRAM PACE 1809-1855 set out for ILLINOIS - stopped in Mt Vernon KENTUCKY to visit UNCLE JOEL PACE arriving in northwestern ILLINOIS, fall of 1829. He served in the BLACK HAWK WAR attaining rank of CAPTAIN. His company was probably involved in the arrest of JOSEPH SMITH (of the Mormons). WILLIAM INGRAM PACE died in 1855 - his sons became prominent citizens in the town of MACOMB Illinois - OurGreen & Growing Tree
BLACK HAWK WAR Sites
By James Lewis, Ph.D.
MAPS & IMAGES
InfoPlease
Joseph Smith bio
Nauvoo and the Martyrdom
Nauvoo Legion
- 5 THOMAS NUNN PACE b 1811
+ MARY AMANDA ANDERSON m 5 Oct 1832
1850 Federal Census: KENTUCKY
Hart County, page 192 line 11, household 264/264
Thomas N. Pace - 39 M, farmer, $500, KY
Amanda Pace - 34 F, KY
- 6 James W. Pace - 14 M, KY
- 6 John L. Pace - 12 M, KY
- 1880 Federal Census: Kentucky
Metcalfe County, Edmonton, page 171B
- 3 BENJAMIN PACE - b abt 1700
+(2) FRANCES WILLIAMSON
- 4 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PACE, Sr. - b 1/28/1746/47 Middlesex Co, VA
+ ANNA ROBINSON - 1/13/1767
- 5 JOHN R. PACE
- 5 BENJAMIN F. PACE Jr b 1794 Albemarle Co VA
+ HARDENIA MILDRED THACKER b 1804
wed 12/31/1821. Albemarle
Co VA
BENJAMIN F. PACE Jr and HARDENIA MILDRED THACKER had 12 children and later migrated west to Cole County MISSOURI. JOHN R. and BENJAMIN Jr. were the only Paces in Cole Co, MO in 1850 and both were born in VA. Also, John named a son Benjamin. Birthplace of John's son Benjamin, places John in TN in 1830. He is probably either the John Pace in Claiborne Co. with 1 son under 5 and 2 daughters under 5 or the John Pace in McNairy Co. with 2 sons under 5 and 1 daughter under 5.
Webmaster note
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exodus fromHenry County Virginia
to Kentucky
Henry County was created in 1776-7 so none of these children were
actually born in that county.
Henry County created from Pittsylvania County.
Pittsylvania County was created in 1767 from Halifax County.
Halifax County was created in 1752 from Lunenburg County.
Lunenburg County was created in 1746 from Brunswick County.
So, tentatively, we can say that Milly and John may have been born in
Lunenburg County (unless they were born before William and Luranna
moved to what was to become their Henry County home); Newsome,
William, Langstrom, Joel, and Letitia may have been born in Halifax
County; and Spencer, Langston and Susannah may have been born in
Pittsylvania County.
Of course this is mostly speculation. I welcome comments and
additional documentation about this family.
Charles Hartley Aug 23 2004
Subject: [PACE-L] William and Luranna Pace
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Extracted from
Our Green and Growing Tree
by Ruth Pace and Mary Pace McGee
both of Ridgeway in Henry County Virginia
William Jr. son of William and Susanna (West?) Pace born 1764 married
Susannah Haynes in 1784. Their known children are Daniel Phoebe and William. (the two authors descdend from Daniel)
Captain John Pace (oldest child of William and Susanna above) and
Elizabeth Nunn son William Ingram (their eldest child) born 8 July 1773 died 1843 marriend Sally Nunn.
Langston Pace born 1770 son of William and Susannah was a best friend
of his nephew William Ingram mentioned above. The two men married
sisters Millie and Sally Nunn in the same year 1796. Langston named his son William Ingram Pace. Langston and his nephew William Ingram led the exodus from Henry county to Kentucky. Langston settled in what was to become Metcalfe county (he named a creek Marrowbone) and
William Ingram moved a few miles northwest into Barren county (which became Metcalfe) and established a town called Summer Shade
Langston's son William Ingram Pace born 10 February 1809 in Marrowbone
KY married Sally Vawter on 15 September 1828 and they set out for Illinois. They stopped in Mt Vernon KY to visit Uncle Joel Pace and arrived in northwestern Illinois in the fall of 1829. He served in the Black Hawk War and attained the rank of Captain. His company was probably involved in the arrest of Joseph Smith (of the so called Mormons).
He died in 1855 and his sons became prominent citizens in
the town of Macomb Illinois.
Ruth Keys Clark, Kansas - Dec 3 2003
SPENCER PACE m. to MARY HAYMES lived and died in Marshall County, Ky. They had 11 children. JOEL PACE - b 1790 d 29 Sept 1843 His brother LANGSTON b 1798 d 22 Nov 1879 m. Zilpha CORNWELL. They left KY and moved to Cooke Co. Texas in 1858. They are both buried in a tiny cemetery near Sivells Bend, Cooke, Texas.
LANGSTON and ZILPHA had 10 children. One of which was
HENRY CLAY PACE b 1844 d 1925 m MARY JANE HAYES and they are buried next to Zilpha and Langston in HIGH POINT Cemetery. I have pictures of their gravestones as well as their obituaries.
H.C.(as he was known) and Mary Jane had 7 children. Their youngest child was my grandmother, Cora. 1888-1952 m. (1910) E.P. Holman.
a descendent
[PACE-L] 22/07/99
Re: Paces of Marshall Co KY (by Mary Pace Shannon)
I may be missing some information,
but this is what my records show:
- Millie 1749
- John 1751 (Elizabeth Nunn, Polly Stone)
- Newsom 1754 (Mary Nunn)
- William 1756 (Susannah Haymes)
- Langstrom 1758 (Millie Nunn)
- Susanna 1760 (John Thornton)
- Joel 1762 (Mary East)
- Leisure 1764 (? Shelton)
- Spencer 1770 (Mary Haymes)
CHILDREN OF SPENCER AND MARY HAYMES (10 children)
- Daniel 1792 (Lettis Hurt)
- Polly (John Cope)
- Susanna (William Waggoner)
- Lettice 1790 (Jesse Starks)
- Joel 1791 (Sally Cope)
- William 1791 (Jane Powell)
- Langston 1798 (Zilpha Cornwall)
- Millie 1805 (David Cope)
- John Thomas 1888 (Marth Ann Stroud, Louisa B. Shelton)
- Angelica Pace
CHILDREN OF DANIEL PACE AND LETTIS HURT (11 children)
Note: Family history say they had 12 children, ten of whom lived.
- Wesley 1818 Died in infancy.
- Perlina Patton 1819 (Josiah P. Starkes)
- Perry Shelby 1821 (Lucinda Elliot Barnett)
- Dandridge C. 1823 (Belvanette Jane Starks)
- William Spencer 1825 (Nancy M. Hunt, Nancy M. Duvall)
- Hope Henry 1830 (Emily k. Starks)
- Jalico J. 1832 (James W. Fields)
- Louisa 1833 (Martin F. Burnham)
- Daniel Frank 1837 (Julia Rebecca Hastings)
- Thomas Lank 1840
- Newton Jasper 1843 (Nancy Cornwell)
children of
PERRY SHELBY PACE &
+ LUCINDA ELLIOT BARNETT (8 children)
- Daniel 1845 Died before 1846
- Josiah Taylor 1847 (Nancy Jane Cope)
- Charles Henry 1849 (Eliza Endora Landon)
- Marquis Barnett 1852 (Viola Ellen Clark)
- Amanda Jane 1855 Died in infancy.
- Marion Jasper 1857 (Liberty A. Radcliff, Fannie C. Reed) Died 1940
- James Monroe 1860 (Mary Jane McCoy, Tennessee Bowerman)
- Perry Ellen 1865 (David Wesley Gilliam)
GOOCHLAND CO., VA.:
Formed in 1727 from Henrico, this county was named for the man who became
the Governor of Virginia that year, William Gooch. This county was a
huge territory from which many other counties were later formed. During
the 22 years that Governor Gooch served, much of the western portion of
the polony was settled, particuarly in the Piedmont. The
Jeffersonian-styled courhouse, at Goochland Court House, was erected in
1826 by Dabney Cosby and Valentine Parrish, the master builders who
constructed many of the original buildings at the University of Virginia.
Source: "The Heritage of Virginia" by James Hagemann (The Donning Co.
Pub., Norfolk, VA 1986) - Betty A Pace
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