The PEES-PACE family
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A German/Prussian family and it's descendents,One contacted me in 1998 - Others showed up later. |
1 JOHANNES PEES and CATHARINA
2 HANS MICHAEL PEES
They had 8 children:
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Daniel Pace b. 7/12/1734 m. Marie Barbara in NJ was on the tax rolls of Tawkerburg Twp., Hunterdon Co, NJ in 1780.
This is the same place where Frederick Eveland Pace was born abt. 1807! The other brothers were some distance to the northeast in German Valley, Morris Co, NJ. The only known child of this Daniel Pace is John Frederick Pace b. 7/2/1770. Perhaps Michael (b. 1774) was a brother of John Frederick.
From what I have seen posted so far I can't tell if Frederick's middle name was actually Eveland. If it wasn't then he probably wasn't a son of Michael and Annie. This would open the possibility that he was a son of John Frederick Pace. It is not known what became of Daniel Pace.
1 HANS MICHAEL PEES b 21 Apr 1691 - 1749
emmigrated to US
+ MARIA MARGARETHE FREYSSEN - more info
This coincides with the 1964 Pace memo that supposes the William Pace that was arrested for "provisioning the enemy" was William Pace, brother of Michael and Daniel.
+ ANNA EVELAND - married 11 February 1801 SUSSEX Co NJ
children - Fred, William, David, Jacob, Samuel, and John E.
+ Elizabeth "Lizzie" ?
+ Frank M. MALLORY
Dr. SAMUEL D. PACE, United States Consul, Sarnia, was a native of Canada, born in the Province of Ontario April 9, 1835; his father was a native of New Jersey, and his mother was descended from a New England family. He received his literary education in Canada and in the State of Wisconsin. In early boyhood he determined to be a physician; after completing his medical studies, he came to Port Huron in 1860, and successfully engaged in the practice of his profession. In 1869, Dr. PACE was appointed by President Grant United States Consul to Port Sarnia, and since then has occupied that position. Dr. PACE was united in marriage to Miss Lizzie FREEMAN, a native of England. They have three daughters-Mattie, the eldest, is the wife of the Consular Agent at London; Cora, now Mrs. Frank MALLORY, of Detroit; Clara, now Mrs. George L. BRACKET of the city of Detroit.

Mary Melissa Pace
Born 1840 in Orion,
MI
daughter of
Frederick Eveland Pace
and Penelope
Chapel

HANNAH KIPP nee PACE
DARWIN and HANNAH
went to IMLAY CITY, MICHIGAN
(near Port Huron) in the early 1860's
eventually moving to the GRAND RAPIDS area,
and this is where they are buried.
WILLIAM H. PACE
postmaster and merchant of Kimball,
Michigan, was born in YARMOUTH township, ELGIN County, (near London), Ontario, August 28, 1847.
His parents were DAVID and CATHERINE (Everett) PACE, who were also natives of Ontario. The father, (David I assume) born August 28, 1816, was a millwright and came to the United States in 1862. - from Obituary
CARRYING PLACE is basically on Lake Ontario and was a place where Indians would portage canoes from Lake ONTARIO to BAY of QUINTE on way to SENECA Nation in FINGER LAKES of NEW YORK State. BAY of QUINTE area of ONTARIO was also a gathering place for United Empire Loyalists. Click on QUACKENBUSH and you will see 1871 census collection of QUACKENBUSH for Ontario, they were almost all in NORTHUMBERLAND County around CARRYING PLACE/BRIGHTON, Ontario. This means that WILLIAM PACE son of Fred & Penelope PACE, who married Hannah Alice QUACKENBUSH must have returned to the Carrying Place area as his parents married in the Yarmouth Twp area in 1834.
find ROCHESTER NY on your map and look directly north, across the lake.
"Early Germans of New Jersey"
The book then mentions the possibility of Wilhelm being Michael & Daniel Pace's brother. This shows that the William Pace of the area mentioned elsewhere was actually a "Wilhelm" which seems to prove that this William Pace was actually Johann Wilhelm Pace, younger brother of Johann Michael and Johann Daniel.
2) In looking at Frederick Eveland Pace's 1840 Census
record in Orion, Michigan, I stumbled across Samuel
and John Pace living right next to eachother. So
apparently not only did Frederick E. Pace come to
Orion, but 2 of his brothers. I'm making an educated
guess here that they probably chose Orion as a
relocation spot because some brother's of Samuel
Chapel (Penelope's father) and possibly Samuel himself
(a little hard to make out) were living in Orion by
1830, so they already had family connections in town.
Scott
The only other Paces I have found in the LUZERNE/WYOMING counties at that time were MICHAEL PACE (2 HANS MICHAEL PEES b Apr 21, 1691) and his descendents, including his son, 3 MICHAEL PACE who married ANNA WELSH, and his grandson, 4 MICHAEL PACE who married ELIZABETH JONES. MICHAEL and ELIZABETH struck me as a likely pair, particularly since they lived at the right time to produce JOHN. However, they already lived in PA at the time of JOHN's birth, and all records I have seen of their progeny list their first child born a year or two after JOHN's birth. Of course, they could have returned to New Jersey where MICHAEL had relatives for the birth of an out-of-wedlock child, and then left him with those relatives. Or perhaps JOHN descended from one of the
relatives left behind in New Jersey. Or perhaps JOHN did not descend from the immigrant, Michael Pace.
A key piece of information is that a
MICHAEL PACE married ANNA EVELAND
on February 11, 1801 in SUSSEX Co NJ.
Other records seem to indicate
that the children of
Michael and Anna were:
The marriage date of Michael suggests that he was born about 1780. According to my records, the only known Paces in New Jersey prior to 1800 were two sons of Hans Michael Pees of Baumholder, Prussia, namely,
BAUMHOLDER church records show |
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to New Jersey about 1750. Johann Michael Pace married Ann Margaret Welsch abt. 1757 in German Valley MORRIS County NJ.
SARAH E.PACE |
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He had a son, Michael William Pace, born in NJ in 1781, consistent with the probable birth date of the above Michael. Other records show that Johann Michael Pace took his family from Morris Co, NJ to Luzerne Co, PA in the year 1783.
If Michael William Pace is the one who married Anna Eveland, it would mean that Michael, for some reason, traveled east from Luzerne Co, PA to Sussex Co, NJ about 1800 in order to marry Anna, and that they soon afterward moved to Ontario, Canada rather than return to Luzerne Co, PA. (Luzerne Co, PA and Sussex Co, NJ were not far apart)
What convinces me that Michael William Pace (son of Johann Michael Pace) was the one who married Anna Eveland is the following:
There were no other known Paces in northern New Jersey at the time of the marriage. The death certificate of David Pace of Yarmouth (son of Michael Pace and Anna Eveland) indicated that his father was from New Jersey. The 1871 census record for this David (Hastings Co., Ontario) shows that his ethnic origin was German, which would be Prussian at the time of emigration. This means that he was a descendant of the first Prussian emigrant, Johnann Michael Pace, or his brother, Johann Daniel Pace. Johann Daniel Pace is a loose string as the only known records are that he was in Hunterdon Co, NJ in 1780 and had a son, John Frederick Pace, b. 1770. It is not known if they had any other descendants.
Does anyone have info to clarify this delimma?
Gordon W. Pace
Maybe !! - there seemed to be TWO DAVID PACES in HASTINGS County, both from the US. One born about 1815 according to the 1871 census of Ontario, the other born about 1802 according to the 1881 census.
They could possibly be from the same extended PACE family.
DAVID W PACE
a widower, lived in HASTINGS County in 1881.
His wife MELINDA is buried nearby in CARRYING PLACE Cemetery
which is on highway 33 about 2 miles south of TRENTON, Ontario
born abt Apr 1806
DAVID W PACE remained in SIDNEY township
and showed in 1881 census 17 years after wife's death
when he was 79 years of age.
1881 census
SIDNEY Township
HASTINGS County West
ONTARIO CANADA
PACE, DAVID
Age [56] Birthplace [UNITED STATES]
Religion [CP] Ethnic Origin [GERMAN]
District [60] Sub District [A] Division Page [1] Page [25]
County [HASTINGS] Description [Sidney Township.]
This DAVID PACE would be born about 1815 and fit the birth date for the DAVID PACE that married CATHERINE EVERITT
DW Pace remained in the Sydney Township area,
even as a widower at 79 years of age.
I hope this may help:
REGISTER OF BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, AT ST. THOMAS, U.C., COMMENCING WITH THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MISSION IN JULY, 1824.
These are records from the early registers of the Old Anglican church in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. In the records below, Yarmouth means Yarmouth Township in what is now Elgin County.
Can be found online at:
http://www.tbaytel.net/bmartin/stthomas.htm
1. Marriage.- St.Thomas, 26th December, 1827-William Pace, of the Township of Yarmouth, yeoman, and Paulina Chapel, of the same township, spinster, were his day married by me, by banns. Witnesses-Noah Brookfield, John Van Sickle, Josiah Morehouse, John Pace.
2. Marriage.-December 29th, 1829-Jacob Pace, Cooper, and Margaret McLean, spinster, both of the Township of Yarmouth, were this day married by me, by banns. Witnesses-John Pace, Wm. Parker, Henry Petty.
Also, from:
LONDON DISTRICT MARRIAGES, 1795-1841, Norsim 1995, pg 46 - Marriages by Rev. David McKenzie;
3. Marriage June 11, 1834 - Frederick Pace to Penelope Chapel, both of Yarmouth, Wit: Samuel Chapel and John E. Pace.
4. Marriage August 20, 1834 - John Pace to Amy Bullock, both of Yarmouth, Wit: Michael Pace and David Striker.
Does anyone know anything about
the family of JACOB PACE in item 2 above?
Fred Prong
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September 28, 2002
In Reply to:
Re: Pace's of St Clair Count MI (by way of Ontario)
by CF Prong
GENFORUM REPLY I think I am descended from JACOB PACE and his wife MARGARET McLEAN of YARMOUTH Township, ELGIN County Ontario through their daughter NANCY CATHERINE PACE who married SIMEON JARVIS THAYER. It is likely that GEORGE THAYER, a brother, married MARY A PACE, a sister to NANCY.
I have been searching these ancestors for years with limited luck. My best guess at this time is that MARGARET McLEAN was born about 1815 in Ontario to JOHN McLEAN (possibly an immigrant born in Europe) and LUCY FFRENCH (probable daughter of Henry French UEL but born in USA and a grandson of the well known Samuel French the joiner of Huntington CT) and that Jacob was born about 1800-1810 married 1829 and died before 1861.
I have seen indications that the ancestors of Jacob were in Canada due to their loyalist background and may have come from New Jersey. I have looked at possible parents as Michael and Annie but the dates do not seem right to match with Michael Pace of Long Valley Morris Co NJ married to Annie Margaret Welch or Welsch. One record I found says their Jacob was born in 1778.
Much of my conjecture was formulated from study of Canadian census information of 1842 1861 and 1871. Living in 1861 in Yarmouth was a widow named Annie Pace who was 87 yrs old and who was born in USA. This could be Annie Margaret Welch if the date issues can be resolved. Michael Pace was listed as father of a Jacob Pace in the 1842 Yarmouth census. I hope someone can build on this and that more solid info can be found to help prove or disprove this conjecture.
Richard Thayer
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ORIGINAL 1998 QUERY
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my response and answerSubject: Re: Clarinda Pace Bennett - Genforum19 Sep 1998 From: goatcontrol -goatctrl@bellsouth.net- Organization: goat control To: gordpace@eagle.ca Gord Pace wrote: > Hi Jeanette
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> Could be just coincidence > > I also have a 13 year old daughter, Clarinda Pace
HI!
when the same names crop up in another family and then others responded - GTP |
1881 ONTARIO Census
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SUBJECT: PACE Family - VIENNA, Elgin County, ONTARIO, Canada Date: 98-03-10 From: John Terry catymarko@aol.com
Looking for ancestors of my great grandfather and great grandmother, Per the 1881 Canadian census, CALVIN was 62 years old at the time of the census (20 years senior to his wife RACHEL). He was born in ONTARIO Province about 1819 and of Prussian decent. He was a machinist by trade. Was a member of the Methodist church. RACHEL moved to VIENNA from the NIAGARA District with her family when she was 2 years old (about 1841). Per the 1881 Canadian census RACHEL was born in Ontario and of ENGLISH decent. Her father was a builder of houses and built the first grist mill in Vienna. After she married, she had a farm on the OTTER CREEK Bank overlooking VIENNA. She was a member of the Methodist Brethren in pioneer days. Have newspaper clipping commemorating RACHEL's 98th and 100th birthdays (one printed in the ST THOMAS TIMES, the other from a paper in PORT BURWELL). Their son, JOHN BURGESS PACE (my grandfather) moved to TACOMA, WA and married my grandmother SIGNA AUGUSTA ANDERSON. JOHN BURGESS PACE was killed in a hit-and-run auto accident in 1937.
The name BURGESS as a middle name may refer to John's mother's maiden name
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