FREDERICK PACE of WALES facts/study - now on new page CLICK HERE - to go there JOHN PACE moved to Old EDGECOMBE County, NC with his brother RICHARD, about 1760. Upon RICHARD's death, he sold the farm and moved to SURRY County N.C. JOHN and two sons THOMAS and RICHMOND were TORIES during the REVOLUTIONARY War. They were all killed in action although the exact date and location are unknown. JOHN, believed to have died at the battle of SHALLOW FORD with two sons, Oct 8 1780 - not been proven although it's known he served under command of GIDEON WRIGHT whose unit was involved in the battle. BURWELL enlisted in the PATRIOT Army in the year 1776. He was elected to the rank of Sargeant in Col. John HENTON's regiment. After the war, BURREL petitioned the North Carolina State Legislature on June 28 1781 to return some of the land confiscated from his father and brother in 1780. The legislature refused his request. Jim Pace, Jr. 6 JOHN PACE b Abt. 1725 in Prince George Co Va + SARAH BURGE 1733-1808 m Abt 1753 Prince George Co Va d pre 1808 Surry Co NC 7 DEMPSEY PACE 1753-1780 Killed in Revolutionary War + Unknown DEMPSEY, son of JOHN, enlisted in the North Carolina Continental Line and was killed while in service. The date of his death and location is not known. 8 MORIN PACE 1773- 7 THOMAS PACE 1754-1780 - b PRINCE GEORGE Co VA descendent's DNA - KIT 7791 JP-SB + KEZIAH HOWELL 8 JESSE PACE 1773-1820+ - b SURRY Co NC + MARY or POLLY ?? 1765-1846 9 SIMEON PACE b 1812 KNOX Co KY d aft 1860 HARLAN Co KY 10 FRANCIS PACE 1837-1891 b/d HARLAN Co KY 11 SIMEON PACE 1868-1939 b/d HARLAN Co KY 15 Sept 1868- Mar 28 1939 12 JOHN PACE b Dec 8, 1889 HARLAN Co 7 AMY PACE 1755-1833 + DAVID BRAY 1743-1836 8 William BRAY 1772- 8 Nathan BRAY 8 Hannon BRAY 8 David BRAY 8 Martha BRAY 8 Reuben BRAY 1791- 8 Amy BRAY

believed to have died at the battle of SHALLOW FORD, Surry Co., North Carolina abt 1780 the Pace family of that area were killed--father John Pace (wife Sarah Burge) of Surry Co. NC and probably his sons Thomas and Richmond Pace. The area of Shallow Ford NC is now in Yadkin Co. NC, no longer in Surry Co. Citation from: "One Heroic Hour at King's Mountain" - Pat Alderman, 2nd ed, The Overmountain Press, Johnson City, TN, 1968, 1990 ISBN 0-932807-40-2. p.68 - "Partisan conflicts, between the Tories and Whigs, were continuing in many southern sections. We cite one such incident that took place on the Yadkin River eight days after the King's Mountain victory. A company of 300 Surry [NC] County Tories had been recruited to join the Loyalist cause. They had enlisted under Colonel Gideon Wright and his brother Captain Hezikiah Wright. They probably had not learned of the King's Mountain Battle, as they were marching to join General Cornwallis at Charlotte. They plundered, killed and burned on their march toward the British force. Colonel Joseph Williams, living near Shallow Ford on the Yadkin, called together some 200 rifleman from the area. They set up an ambush at the ford and awaited the Tory party. The 300 Loyalists prepared to cross the river, not suspecting any opposition. The conflict was short, hard and decisive. The Tories, badly beaten, fled and scattered." BURGE family THOMAS BURGE In his will of 1751, Prince George, VA., a FRANCIS PACE witnessed named his first son JOHN, believe to be the name of his father, second son RICHARD. - Thomas Burge's son Richard died in Amelia VA 1760 Three of Thomas Burges' sons died in Amelia, VA btw 1760-1770. They were THOMAS, WILLIAM and RICHARD BURGE. All brothers of the SARAH BURGE believed to have married JOHN PACE John BURGE Sarah BURGE Thomas BURGE William BURGE Richard BURGE

7 STEPHEN PACE 1757-1804 - born Surry Co NC died NC + 1st wife - Indian woman - unknown tribal origin 8 Alsa/Alsey PACE + Zilpha HALL + 2nd wife - Nancy Ann WALKER 1858 - 1898 (2nd wife of Stephen PACE) 8 HARDY PACE - 1781 - + SUSANNAH KIMES 1786 - m 9/22/1807 Randolph Co, NC. 9 SIMEON K. PACE b 1826 Chatham Co. NC + ELIZABETH McMATH + ELIZABETH HADLEY - born Aug 26,1837 m about 1865 10 NANCY PACE - b. 26 Oct 1867, d. 24 jul 1894 10 JOHN PACE - b. 6 Aug 1869, d. 19 aug 1894 10 JAMES H. PACE - b. 14 Feb 1871 10 Alvis PACE - b Jul 1872 ALVIS PACE came to CANADA and spent his life farming at MANVILLE Alberta. Brenda Howorko nee PACE trudged through deep snow to find his grave and learn story of ALVIS from dedicated neighbour in Manville community. This touching pioneer ALBERTA story is on the PACE NETWORKCLICK HERE - to read story 10 RODEMA PACE - b. 1874 10 MILO PACE - b. 4 Sep 1878 + ANNIE ELIZABETH McPHERSON - (called LIZZIE) 9 NANCY PACE - b 31 Jan 1835 + THOMAS COX - m 30 Mar 1848 - (src Wendy Muir) 8 JAMES PACE - 1783 8 ABSALOM PACE - 1792 + 3rd wife - LUCY WALKER (3rd wife of STEPHEN PACE) - m 08 Mar 1799 - The witness appears to be M. HANDY, and that would make MAJOR WALKER the bondsman for the marriage of STEPHEN PACE and LUCY WALKER, widow of a brother of STEPHEN's first wife, NANCY WALKER. - Marian Dunlap 8 EDMOND PACE 1804/1805-1885 - married in Guilford Co NC 1830 died abt 1885 Lee Co VA + FRANCES "Frankey" ELIZABETH SMITH 9 JOHN PACE + REBECCA 10 FRANCES PACE 10 SARAH PACE - JOHN PACE shows in CLAIBORNE Co TN 1850 census living two families from his parents, with wife REBECCA and daughter FRANKEY (named for his mother). In the 1860 census for HARLAN Co KY this JOHN PACE is listed with wife REBECCA, daughter FRANCES 11 b VA and daughter SARAH 2 b KY. They probably had more children, and these would show up on later census. - Marian Dunlap It appears JOHN PACE moved from CLAIBORNE Co TENNESSEE to HARLAN County KENTUCKY between the years 1850 and 1860

Stephen PACE - married 3 times Indian woman Nancy Ann WALKER Lucy WALKER I have a copy of Marriage Bonds - Johnston Co NC page 155 we find the listing: Pace, Stephen (groom); Lucy Walker (bride); Major (x) WALKER; (w) M. Handy. The witness appears to be M. HANDY, and that would make Major Walker the bondsman for the marriage of STEPHEN PACE and LUCY WALKER widow of a brother of STEPHEN's first wife, NANCY WALKER. The date of the marriage is listed as 8 March 1799. It is my understanding that the bondsman is attesting to the fact that these people could legally marry and pledging his own money to that end. If I were to make a guess I would guess that the PACE and WALKER families had been closely interlinked for many years, but not necessarily a blood relationship . Marian The witness appears to be M. HANDY, and that would make MAJOR WALKER the bondsman for the marriage of STEPHEN PACE and LUCY WALKER, widow of a brother of Stephen's first wife, NANCY WALKER - Marian Dunlap a grandson went to HARLAN Co Kentucky JOHN PACE ...son of EDMOND PACE & FRANCES SMITH ...grandson of STEPHEN PACE & LUCY WALKER shows in CLAIBORNE Co TN 1850 census where this JOHN PACE is living two families from his parents, EDMOND PACE & FRANCES SMITH, with his wife REBECCA and daughter FRANKEY (named for his mother). In the 1860 census for HARLAN Co KY this JOHN PACE is listed with wife REBECCA, daughter FRANCES 11, b VA and daughter SARAH 2, b KY. They probably had more children, and these would show up on later census. - Marian Dunlap

7 BURRELL/BURWELL (Pope) PACE 1758-1816 - b Prince George Co VA wed abt 1778 Surry Co NC + LYDIA WOODRUFF - 25 Aug 1760 Westfield NJ - died abt 1827 NC - daughter of Moses WOODRUFF & Phebe MARSH. 8 DEMPSEY PACE 1776 - 8 JONATHON PACE 1779-1870 + MARTHA ?? 1779 - (1st wife) + SUSANNAH ALLEN 1780 - 9 SILAS PACE b abt 1830 - ??? + ELMIRA 8 WILLIAM PACE 1780 - 8 MOSES PACE 1781-1868 + MARGARET BARCLAY 1790 - 1883 9 THOMAS FRANKLIN PACE (2 Sep 1842 - 29 Jan 1909 9 LEANDER JACKSON PACE 1816-1893 In later years he was Captain of the local Militia and a local civic leader in Hendersonville + LUVENIA MORRIS 9 WILLIAM HANNON PACE 1826-1904 + CECILIA M STATON 8 CORNELIUS PACE Sr. 1787-1847 - CORNELIUS the elder, is listed in the 1810 RUTHERFORD County, 1820 BUNCOMBE County, 1830 BUNCOMBE County and 1840 HENDERSON County, North Carolina Federal Census records along with BURRELL and sons JONATHON, MOSES, RICHMOND and daughter PHEBE. - Jon Pace + SARAH ROYAL 1790 - 9 JOHN PACE 1830-1865 + MARY PAINTER 10 DAVID 10 HENRY 10 MATILDA 10 SCOTT 9 BURRELL PACE + CAROLINE HIPPS PACE 10 JAMES W PACE 1832-1910 + LOUISA "Nellie" PHILLIPS 10 LEANDER PACE 1834-1863 10 JORDAN A PACE 1838-1863 10 GOVAN PACE 10 WILLIAM PACE b abt 1847-??? 9 WILLIAM M PACE b abt 1820-??? 8 DANIEL KIMSEY PACE 1791-1871 + SARAH REVIS 1793-1877 9 JOHN BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PACE 1838-1918 8 BURRELL PACE 1795 - + E.THORNTON 8 PHOEBE PACE 1800- + CONSTANT PLUMLY 8 RICHMOND PACE 1799-1880 + 1 SUSAN JARVIS 1800 - 9 GIDEON WILLIAM PACE - b 1826 He married two more times after SUSAN JARVIS died and he died after 1870 in Prentiss Co Ms. + 2 + 3 It is known that GIDEON WILLIAM PACE was the only Pace in LAWRENCE Co AL in 1850, which is where RICHMOND PACE was in 1840. On the 1840 census RICHMOND had 1 son age 15-19 which fits GIDEON's birth year. This RICHMOND was b 1800 SC, possibly died 3/6/1880 in MS, and was a son of BURRELL P. PACE Sr. and LYDIA WOODRUFF from NC. The evidence seems to indicate that RICHMOND's 1st wife was a SUSAN, but surname unknown. They married abt. 1822. His second wife was ELIZABETH JEFFREYS m 1841 AL. There is a marriage record in CLARKE Co AL showing a RICHARD PACE m. SUSAN JARVIS on 11/27/1823. I believe this RICHARD was b 1793 SC and was a son of GEORGE PACE and ANN PILL. Another RICHARD PACE b abt. 1790 SC is supposed to have married a SUSANNAH JARVIS in AL. He was a son of WILLIAM PACE and DRUCILLA GRISSOM. SUSAN JARVIS was supposedly born in 1805 and SUSANNAH JARVIS was supposedly born in 1798. Gordon W. Pace - Pace-L - 10 Mar 2003 7 RICHMOND PACE 1758 - 1780 + ELIZABETH HOWELL 8 REUBEN PACE 1780- 7 WILLIAM PACE 1759 - 1826 + DRUCILLA GRISSOM 1759 - 1830 8 DEMPSEY PACE 1775 - 1864 DEMPSEY went to Tenn. with his father WILLIAM and Uncle JOHN for about a year before arriving in Clarke Co Ala. DEMPSEY's uncle FREDERICK and wife JINNY were the first to go to Ala. + Elizabeth RAINWATER 1783 - 1818 (1st wife) 9 THOMAS BARTON PACE b Dec 14 1802 So Carolina d Oct 27 1860 Clarke Co Ala + ELIZABETH FLUKER b Jan 08 1817 d May 05 1868 Clarke Co Ala m Abt 1836 + MARCY YARBOROUGH 1800 - 1884 (2nd wife) 8 BURWELL PACE 1776 - 1840 + ELIZABETH THORNTON 1807 - 8 RICHARD PACE 1776-1837 + Susannah JARVIS 1798 - 8 SARAH ELIZABETH PACE 1776 - + Wiley ETHRIDGE 8 SUSANNAH PACE 1787 - + Benjamin McCULLAM 8 ANNA PACE 1789 - + GEORGE McCULLAM 8 FREDERICK PACE 1791 - + Mary ?? 7 JOHN PACE - b 1768 Edgecombe Co, NC - d. 1820 Clarke Co, AL + ELIZABETH JONES - b 1770 - m. abt. 1790 - d 1837 8 LOUIS PACE 1792-1798 8 ISHAM PACE 1794-1838 + ELIZABETH THORNTON 1814-1870 8 Stephen PACE 1796-1836 + Martha Ann STRINGER 1799-1890 George Washington PACE 1798-1813 8 James M. PACE 1800-1857 + unknown (1st wife) + Hance FLOWERS 1800 - (2nd wife) + Rachel LEE - 1839 (3rd wife) 8 Martha PACE 1803-1806 8 Dempsey PACE 1805-1875 + Amelia Lucy GREGORY 1812-1881 8 William PACE 1807-1894 +Sarah YARBOROUGH 1811-1857 (1st wife) + Pernicia REED -1870 (2nd wife) + Nancy Smith HARRIS (3rd wife) 8 Thomas Jefferson PACE - b May/17/1811 - d Oct/18/1864 + Jincey Ann TOUCHSTONE - b Feb/06/1811 - d Mar/20/1904 - Thomas and Jincey PACE are buried in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery,Newton Co, MS 9 SARAH ELIZABETH PACE - b 6 Oct, 1844 - d 25 Dec, 1878. Her first marriage was to Alfred T. MURRELL on 8 Sep 1858. They had two children together, ALFRED and BETTY. After Alfred T. Murrell's death (date unknown) Sarah Elizabeth remarried John Wiley THORNTON on 15 Aug, 1866 in Mississippi. John Wiley THORNTON was born on 27 Oct 1842 in Pike Co, GA. He was the son of LITTLETON THORNTON of Pike Co, GA. and Newton Co, MS. Sarah Elizabeth and John Wiley moved to Henderson Co, TX on 15 Dec, 1866. She is buried in Willow Springs Cemetery, Henderson Co, TX. + 1 ALFRED T. MURRELL 10 ALFRED 10 BETTY +2 JOHN WILEY THORNTON - b 27 Oct 1842 - m 15 Aug, 1866 10 EDDIE FLOWERS THORNTON b 1868 10 GEORGIA TEXAS THORNTON b 1873 10 LUCY CLEMENTINE (Tinie) THORNTON 10 CALLIE ELMER THORNTON b 1877 8 RICHMOND PACE 1813 - 1892 + Harriet ?? 1819 - 1851 (1st wife) + Mary Ann TAYLOR 1832 (2nd wife) 8 JOHN PACE 1815 - 1830 8 JESSEE MERCER PACE 1819 - 1890 + MARY ANN SMITH 1821 - 1890 8 MARY PACE 1821 - + ROBERT SMALL 1808 7 FREDERICK PACE 1762-1807 + JINNY ?? 1762 - FREDERICK and wife JINNY were first to Alabama - Jim Pace Jr. - PACE-L - 1/19/01 - Subject: PACE Families 8 WILLIAM PACE 1784-1838 + ELIZABETH ?? 1785 - 8 PATIENCE PACE 1798 - + REDMOND CARTER 8 JOHN PACE 1800 - 7 EDMUND MARION PACE 1764-1834 b Surry Co, NC Feb 24 1764-1834 Aug 28 Macon Co AL + Sarah Elizabeth WALKER 1766-1840 8 Justina W. PACE 1785-1870 + Silas Mercer FAIN 1788 - 8 John PACE 1786 - + Sarah Elizabeth PIGG 8 Burwell PACE 1789 - + Susannah ALLEN 1790-1889 8 William Thomas PACE 1790 - 8 Sarah Ann PACE 1790-1875 + John William HAGGARD 1790 - (1st husband) + George Washington STINNETT 1790 - (2nd husband) 8 David W. PACE 1792-1848 + Elizabeth ROSE 1796-1860 8 Alfred H. PACE 1793 - + Milly BRAY 8 Martha Patsy PACE 1794-1865 + Abner JARVIS 1795-1830 8 Alsa Rose PACE b Mar 30 1796 - 1885 Jul 22 - b Surry Co NC - d Lauderdale Co MS + Rhonda JARVIS 1796-1859 8 Richmond PACE 1801 - + Sarah CHARLES 1806 - 1890 8 Edwin Lafayette PACE 1803-1890 + Sarah P. BALDWIN 1806-1855 8 Mary Augustus PACE 1805 - + Jonathan GARROT 8 Jane PACE 1807 - + John Isaac ANDERSON 8 Elizabeth Ann PACE 1810 - 1883 + James Young ANDERSON 1806 - 8 Quintilla PACE 1811 - + John CONNELLY 7 RICHARD PACE 1766-1799

BURRELL petitioned NC to see if he could get back some of the land for his mother that was confiscated during the Revolutionary War. His petition was denied. We are led to believe John and two of his sons were Tories. BURRELL served on the Patriot side. CIVIL WAR PACES By Jon Pace North Carolina Most of the PACE men listed in the 54th and 64th Regiments were Henderson/Buncombe/Polk/Rutherford County grandsons (or great grandsons of Burrell & Lydia PACE). As with all other families in the South, it was a very hard war on the descendents of Burrell & Lydia PACE. Here are some details on the ones I can identify. Jonathan A. Pace #2 CORNELIUS PACE: (abt 1827 - abt 1912) He married CLARISSA before 1848 son of CORNELIUS PACE and SARAH grandson of BURRELL PACE. He was from ALABAMA before the war but returned to NC to serve. After the war he sold his portion of his Father's estate to his brother DAVID and went to North GA. He resided in PICKENS County GA until his death. #4 & #5: DANIEL PACE. Was probably DANIEL PACE (19 Dec 1833 - 25 Feb 1912). He married Sarah E. He was a son of MOSES & MARGARET PACE; grandson of BURRELL PACE. The other MAY be his uncle, Daniel Kimsey PACE (6 Oct 1791 - 31 May 1871). However, he was probably too old to have served. I have no record of another NC Daniel PACE. #10 GOVAN PACE (abt 1840 - 29 March 1863) This a son of BURRELL & CAROLINE HIPPS PACE; grandson of Cornelius PACE; great grandson of Burrell & Lydia PACE. His CW Service Record reads: Govan Pace; Residence: Polk County, North Carolina Occupation: Farmer. Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 22 April 1862 in Polk Co., NC at the age of 22. Enlisted in Company I, 54th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 16 May 1862. Died of disease on 29 March 1863 in Staunton, VA. Source: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster. (NCRosterC) Published in 1993. #15 & #16: One if these is JAMES W. PACE (abt Jan 1832 - abt Dec 1910) He married LOUIS "Nellie" PHILLIPS. This the eldest brother of GOVAN PACE; a son of BURRELL & CAROLINE HIPPS PACE; grandson of CORNELIUS PACE; great grandson of BURRELL & LYDIA PACE. #19, #21 & #23: One of these is John Pace (abt 1830 - 6 Feb 1865). He married MARY PAINTER. I do not have a middle name of initial for him. He was a son of CORNELIUS & SARAH PACE; grandson of BURRELL & LYDIA PACE. He died in the Camp Douglas POW camp in ILLINOIS and is buried in the Confederate Mound. In the settlement of his Father's estate in Sep 1870 his is mentioned as "...John Pace, deceased...one of the heirs of Cornelius Pace decease..." His children David, Henry, Matilda and Scott received 1/12 of the value of their grandfather's estate. Another possibility is JOHN C. PACE (abt 1830 - bef Mar 1870) He married MATILDA abt 1857. He was son of JONATHON & SUSANNA PACE; grandson of BURRELL & LYDIA PACE. However, it appears there were two (2) men named JOHN C. PACE during this time. In the estate records for Jonathan PACE filed in Mar 1870. The son is mentioned as "...John C. Pace, deceased..." AND John C. PACE is named as one of the executors of the estate. #20: This is PROBABLY John Benjamin Franklin PACE (9 Jan 1838 - 10 Mar 1918). He was a son of Daniel & Sarah PACE; grandson of Burrell & Lydia PACE. His CW Service Record reads: John Benjamin F. Pace; 09 January 1838 Born on 09 January 1838. Residence: Henderson County, North Carolina Occupation: Farmer. Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 05 October 1861 in Henderson County, NC at the age of 23. Enlisted in Company G, 35th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 05 November 1861. Promoted to Full Corporal on 15 March 1862 (Estimated day of Promo). POW on 17 June 1864 at Near Petersburg, VA. Confined on 18 June 1864 at Point Lookout, MD (Estimated day). Transferred on 27 July 1864 at Elmira, NY. Took Oath of Allegiance on 12 June 1865 at Elmira, NY. Source: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster. (NCRosterC) Published in 1993 #24: JORDAN A. PACE (abt 1838 - 17 Jan 1863). This is another older brother of GOVAN PACE; a son of Burrell & Caroline Hipps PACE; grandson of Cornelius PACE; great grandson of Burrell & Lydia PACE. His CW Service Record reads: Jordan A Pace; Residence: Polk County, North Carolina Occupation: Farmer. Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 29 April 1862 in Polk Co., NC at the age of 22. Enlisted in Company I, 54th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 16 May 1862. Hospitalized on 04 December 1862 at Richmond, VA. Died of disease on 17 January 1863 in Richmond, VA. Source: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster. (NCRosterC) Published in 1993. #26: There were several LEANDER PACE's but a couple would be of age to serve: This is probably LEANDER PACE (abt 1834 - abt 1863). This is another older brother of GOVAN PACE; a son of BURRELL & CAROLINE HIPPS PACE; grandson of CORNELIUS PACE; great grandson of BURRELL & LYDIA PACE. I have no source for the date of his death. Another possibility is LEANDER PACE (abt 1843 - ???). He was a son of WILLIS & SARAH PACE; grandson of JONATHON & SUSANNA PACE; great grandson of Burrell & Lydia PACE. A remote possibility is LEANDER JACKSON PACE (3 Aug 1816 - 2 Feb 1893). He married Luvenia MORRIS. Son of MOSES & MARGARET PACE; grandson of BURRELL PACE. This LEANDER served in the militia during the Cherokee Indian Removal. In later years he was Captain of the local Militia and a local civic leader in Hendersonville. I believe the other Leander's are named in his honour. #30: SILAS PACE (abt 1830 - ???). He married ELMIRA. He was son of JONATHON & SUSANNA PACE; grandson of BURRELL & LYDIA PACE. His CW Service Record reads: Silas Pace: Residence: Henderson County, North Carolina Occupation: (none listed). Service Record: Enlisted in Company I, 54th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 10 March 1863. Enlisted as a Private on 10 June 1863 in Polk Co., NC at the age of 23. POW on 07 November 1863 at Rappahannock Station, VA. Confined on 11 November 1863 at Point Lookout, MD. Paroled on 16 March 1864 at Point Lookout, MD. Exchanged on 20 March 1864 at City Point, VA. POW on 21 October 1864 at Strasburg, VA. Confined on 01 November 1864 at Point Lookout, MD. Took Oath of Allegiance on 17 June 1865 at Point Lookout, MD. Source: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster. (NCRosterC) Published in 1993. #32: The is PROBABLY THOMAS FRANKLIN PACE (2 Sep 1842 - 29 Jan 1909). He was a son of MOSES & MARGARET PACE; grandson of BURRELL PACE. #33 - #44: Of the W. PACE and WILLIAM PACE men there are several possibilities. WILLIAM PACE (abt 1847 - ???). This is younger brother of GOVAN PACE; a son of BURRELL & CAROLINE HIPPS PACE; grandson of CORNELIUS PACE; great grandson of BURRELL & LYDIA PACE. WILLIAM HANNON PACE (31 Jul 1826 - 7 Sep 1904) He married CECILIA M. STATON. He was a son of MOSES & MARGARET PACE; grandson of BURRELL PACE. WILLIAM M. PACE (abt 1820 - ???). He was son of CORNELIUS PACE, grandson of BURRELL PACE. In addition to these NC men are descendents of BURRELL & LYDIA PACE who served from other states. ALABAMA: BURRELL V. PACE (??? - 28 Jan 1865). He married HANNAH HARDIN. He was son of Jonathan & Susanna PACE; grandson of Burrell & Lydia PACE. This is the ancestor of Jeanne Park. He died in the Camp Douglas POW camp in Illinois and is buried in the Confederate Mound. GEORGIA: JAMES M. PACE (10 Jul 1812 - 7 Jul 1899). He married SARAH BERDIN KERBO, JANE SEAGRAVES and SARAH LOYAL. He was a son of CORNELIUS PACE; grandson of BURRELL & LYDIA PACE. He served in the GA State Guard during 1863. The following sons of JAMES M. PACE served from GA: DANIEL C. PACE (abt 1840 - ???). He married MARY HOLLAND. His CW Service Record reads: D C Pace; Residence: Cherokee County, Georgia Occupation: (none listed) Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 13 May 1862. Enlisted in Company B, 34th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 13 May 1862. POW on 04 July 1863 at Vicksburg, MS Paroled on 08 July 1863 at. POW on 03 July 1864 at Chattahoochee River, GA. Received on 18 July 1864 in Camp Douglas, Chicago, IL. Enlisted in 5th Regiment VV on 06 April 1865. Source: Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865. (GARosterC) Published in 1955-58 by Longino & Porter. JOHN N. PACE (abt 1843 - ???). He married NANCY KILLINGSWORTH. His CW Service Record reads: John N Pace; Residence: Cherokee County, Georgia Occupation: (none listed). Service Record: Promoted to Full Corporal (Color Corpl). Enlisted as a Private on 22 July 1861. Enlisted in Company F, 28th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 22 July 1861. Surrendered on 26 April 1865 in Greensboro, NC. Source: Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865. (GARosterC) Published in 1955-58 by Longino & Porter. JAMES L. PACE (abt 1845 - ???). His CW Service Record reads: J L Pace; Residence: Cherokee County, Georgia Occupation: (none listed). Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 20 February 1863. Enlisted in Company F, 28th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 20 February 1863. Died on 13 September 1863 in Charleston, SC. Source: Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865. (GARosterC) Published in 1955-58 by Longino & Porter. And to end the epistle. The eldest son of my great, great grandfather (son of Cornelius & grandson of Burrell) was another Leander PACE (5 Feb 1846 - 3 Dec 1931). Family oral history says that he bragged that he was a deserter from the Confederate Army. I have found no existing records but he was said to have been called into the State Militia during Sherman's siege of Atlanta and March to the Sea. Jonathan A. Pace - email Jon Marietta, GA Researching ancestors & descendents of Cornelius PACE (born abt 1787, SC - died 10/1847, Henderson County, NC) of Rutherford, Buncombe & Henderson Counties, North Carolina Visit The Pace Society Home Page

Put together from info supplied by Jim Pace, Peachtree City, GA and Betty Pace, Norfolk, VA I am hoping that the names of NEEDHAM AND YOUNG PACE will ring a bell with one of their descendants who can give us information on the family ties to this group of Paces, orphaned or deserted by their father back in the late 1830's in Guilford County. "Betty A. Pace" - bapace2@juno.com - Norfolk, VA