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SQUIRE & PACE NORWOOD, HAVELOCK, CORDOVA MINES Ontario |
Willenhall Wendsfield Bentley near WOLVERHAMPTON, Staffordshire, England |
THOMAS SQUIRE b 1719
EMMIGRATION to CANADA 1880's
It is likely JAMES LANE SQUIRE and his siblings were also PACE descendents. Their mother, MARY LANE is thought to be ELIZA LANE Chr 11 JUL 1819 Saint Michael, LITCHFIELD Father: JOSEPH LANE Mother: MARY PACE - this is not absolutely known at this time. MARY PACE was an older sister of JOSHUA PACE - father of the wives of two SQUIRE brothers who married PACE sisters.
JL SQUIRE & EMILY PACE family
+ JANE ALLDRITT - 2nd wife of JAMES SQUIRE - b abt 1786 Marriage 28 OCT 1822 Saint Peter Or Collegiate, Wolverhampton
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1 WILLIAM PACE 1765-1811 - b Jul 14 1765 SHARESHILL, Staffordshire MARY BROWN 1762-1800 - b Aug 2 1762 wed 1 Nov 1785 HAUGHTON, Staffs
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Squire-Pace Memorial
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2 PACE sisters,
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PaceHavelockCordova Mines Ontario EDWARD "Teddy" PACE |
EMILY, MARY ANN and JOSHUA PACE had a nephew EDWARD PACE. He was a travelling salesman, later ran the Cordova Mines General Store. More commonly known known as "TEDDY PACE" and remembered by Mrs. Buchanan, Harold Hunter, Havelock and Ida Chard, Cordova Mines. CLICK HERE to read account Edward "TEDDY" PACE of Cordova Mines and Havelock, Ontario
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EDWARD "Teddy" PACE 1873-1958a prize gardener and often a judge in county fairs in England, - says RON PACE of WALSALL UK. He probably came to HAVELOCK, Ontario in the 1930s and was my aunts favourite uncle. A travelling salesman, he sold hardware, possibly helped make HENRY SQUIRE & Son, can openers popular in Canada. Later, ran a General Store at CORDOVA MINES, Ontario, when gold was mined there, remembered by IDA CHARD of CORDOVA MINES, ONTARIO. HAVELOCK town hall staff remember Ted Pace, at 17 Quebec Street, Havelock.Ted married three times, one wife being 26 years his younger, caused a "falling out" with family in England, he left, coming to Canada. His uncle JOSHUA, aunts EMILY and MARY ANN had married SQUIRE brothers, above, had prieviously emmigrated. His last wife, said by Harold Hunter, Havelock historian, to have been KATY ANDERSON. Ted and wife are buried at Havelock. A step-son - Jim PACE - son of Edward's wife's sister, was brought up in their household. |
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THE BLACK COUNTRY - home of the INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION in the MIDLANDS SQUIRE, YALE, UNION lock industries started here HENRY SQUIRE & SONS, can openers, made at Willenhall, Staffs. have been "household standards" in Canada for generations.
Put together with the thankful help of some of the above local folks by Gord Pace e-mail gordpace @ eagle.ca - remove spaces before sending |