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EDWARD PACE - EMILY CULWICK 21 April, 1868
EDWARD PACE - age 22, bachelor, labourer EMILY CULLWICK - age 22, spinster resident of Laney Green, daughter of VICARAGE CULLWICK, labourer ....Witnesses - JAMES LANE SQUIRE & EMILY PACE.
interesting facts
1871 census in Laney Green
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origins
James CULLWICK
James died in 1811
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click on - CULLWICK - for EMILY's CULWICK family history -
click on EDWARD 1845 - to see his origin
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and Emily CULLWICK
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![]() Mary Ann Pace b 1872 Laney Green m 1891 Samuel William Haynes settled London, Ontario |
![]() Elizabeth Pace nee Squire seated wife of William Pace b 1876 Mary Pace - Harold Pace |
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EDWARD "Teddy" PACE
EDWARD was a travelling salesman - hardware - associated with a Mr. Buchannan also a travelling shoe salesman. Later, both men and families settled at Havelock, Ontario next town east of NORWOOD where SQUIRE-PACE families settled.
EDWARD was active in his church at Havelock. He operated the general store at Cordova Mines, near Havelock when gold was mined there and had a cottage on Belmont Lake.
Edward Pace and Winnifred are buried at Havelock
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EMILY FRANCES WALTON
Thanks to Graham PRICE, Melbourne family researcher, who provided info on grandfather's sister of MELBOURNE. - GTPace
Possibly Mr. Walton worked for, or was related to, the Preston auto business people!!! So, I would be looking for a WALTON family in PRESTON, and surely there would only be one Emily Frances WALTON in a household in the suburb of that name? When I first looked at your email re. Frances Emily, I thought it related to the auto people PRESTON MOTORS, who are very big Ford dealers here - have been for a very long time, but then I found this on the death database to '85. - Graham PRICE
widow EMILY then re-married last child EMILY FRANCES born 1880 had DUDLEY as father as stated on her death record at Preston, Melbourne Australia in 1958 Emily Frances Walton
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of the industrial Midlands of England by John CULLWICK family historian - CULLWICK page Before the INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION scarred the landscape and brought hundreds of thousands of workers into the BLACK COUNTRY, it was a typical country scene, villages which used to close down twice a week. MORE history of the BLACK COUNTRY |
Once on market day when everyone went to the local market town for MARKET DAY. Once on Sunday, when the churches would have been full - chapel folk going to the parish church in the morning and then attending their own chapel twice more that day (hence they were called "thricers"). The ordinary people met their spouses through chapel or market day or through service in one of the big houses. Many weddings seemed to be arranged - particularly among the landowning classes. ENTERTAINMENT was home-made in the various barns, and there were mid week church meetings to attend. |
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Shareshill parish
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D U D L E Yof Dudley, Cannock, Shareshill, Essington - from 1881 census
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HICKIN & PACE JOSHUA PACE 1808-1895 wed HANNAH HICKIN click here - HICKIN family - Norton Canes - Hannah's origin click on - JOSHUA - his origin
LUCY PACE 1834 - Christening: 8 Jun 1834 SHARESHILL |
Joshua & Hannah PACE (nee HICKIN) family
Polly - a pet name for Mary Ann |
click here - SQUIRE & PACE page
NOTE - The 'LANE' in JAMES name, being first son, indicates his mother Mary's maiden name may have been LANE, of Burntwood. Another LANE connection, JOSEPH LANE, can be found in the previous generation, below.
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BROWN & PACEWILLIAM PACE 1765-1811 of Bradley wed MARY BROWN1 Nov 1785 at HAUGHTON, Staffordshire Bradley, a hamlet, 2mi SE of Haughton 3mi E of Church Eaton 3mi SW of Stafford
Shareshill parish - early 1800s |
WILLIAM PACE 1765-1811 + MARY BROWN 1762-1800 wed 1 Nov 1785 at HAUGHTON, Staffordshire
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PITT & PACE
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Their son:.... GEORGE PACE GEORGE PACE - b 28 Sept 1772 son from 2nd marriage Click to see GEORGE's descendent line. |
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WILLIAM PACE 1765-1811 of Bradley, ggrandfather, a son of JOSEPH PACE & MARY EVANS, 4X ggrandparents
EVANS & PACEJOSEPH PACE/Paste wed MARY EVANS19 Jul 1757 of Brewood (pronounced brew-od)
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their family - CLICK on JOSEPH - for his origin
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JOHN PASTE wed MARY HANDS
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Bloxwich |
21 Feb 1756 Pace Henry s. of Edward
23 Jun 1760
26 Dec 1763
30 Apr 1769
15 May 1788
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Burials -24 Jan 1753Jane Pace, widow
03 Aug 1755
24 Feb 1756
21 Apr 1757
27 Dec 1764
19 May 1765
23 Jan 1766
Sedgley Marriages -Thomas Tay of Wolverhampton& Ann Pace, 31 Jan 1808 |
MATHER & PACEJOSHUA PASTE/PACE wed MARGARET MATHER23 Sept 1730 at Shareshill, Staffordshire ggrandparents
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their family - CLICK on JOSHUA - for his origin
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PICKEN & PACE
GEORGE PASE/PACE re-wed ELIZABETH PICKEN
30 Dec 1708 - 2nd marriage
at nearby RANTON, Staffordshireclick here - COTTERELL page - west of Stafford
click here - PICKIN page - Shifnal Albrighton TongPICKEN & COTTERELL
Staffordshire & Shropshire surnames
from where GEORGE "SHROPSHIRE lad" had livedchild of GEORGE and ELIZABETH
- Joshua or Joseph b 10 Sept 1709 Ranton, Staffordshire - MY LINE (5X ggrfather)
Note -Batch Number: P010021shows Joseph PACE Christening: 10 Sep 1709 Ranton Father: George PACE Mother: Elizabeth
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PACE and COTTERELL
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- moved from NORBURY to RANTON between 1697 & 1699 the births of MARY and JANE MARY COTTERELL died |
appears in NORBURY parish registers,mid 1700's but there's insufficient records to determine his origins. |
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COTTERELLa popular name in the parish of NORBURY, Staffordshire |
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ROWLAND PACE
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JOSUAH PACE Chr 07 JUN 1618 Prees Father: ROWLAND PACE
JOSHUAH PACE
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The following JOHN PACE of Middlesex County VIRGINIA may be the JOHN PACE born 1665 at WROCKWARDINE. DNA test results of JOHN PACE's descendents in the USA today reveal their ancestor was connected to this PACE family ancestry from SHROPSHIRE
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DNA test results of today's descendents reveal these PACE families are related. |
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- Christening 22 Sep 1665 WROCKWARDINE, Shropshire Father: JOSEPH PACE Mother: MARGARET P006621 |
- Christening: 28 May 1670 PREES, Shropshire Father: JOSEPH PACE Mother:
GEORGE wed MARY COTTERELL |
descendents after migration to STAFFORDSHIRE and 2nd marriage 1709 CLICK on highlighted CHRISTIAN names |
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PACE names in PREES parish registers, Shropshire possibly related to GEORGE PACE - from the IGI also check RESEARCH PAGE - MIGRATION and appearance of PACE folk in surrounding parishes of SHROPSHIRE CHESHIRE LANCASHIRE
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WIVES were often from the shires on both sides of the WELSH border - called the MARCHES - OSWESTRY LLANDRILLO LLANFYLLIN WELSHAMPTON - this seems to be an on-going project - any help - input is always welcome
CLICK HERE - see PREES SHROPSHIRE PACE page EDWARD CHERRINGTON, a warden at NORBURY, Staffordshire parish church, between NEWPORT, Shropshire and ECCLESHALL, Staffordshire - (a distance of about 6 miles) - The CHERRINGTON name, connected to the PACE name in SHIFNAL SHROPSHIRE PACE lineage... this Pace group, of Sheriff Hales, later Shifnal, Tong, Madeley, about 10 miles from Norbury & Shareshill |