3 DAVID FOSTER PACE b: Nov 1815 Barren Co Kentucky
+ GRACIE ANN WALTERS - farmed by Glasgow Kentucky - David Foster Pace was born around Lexington Kentucky when his parents Joseph and Martha Foster Pace were moving to
Barrren County
- 4 Schuyler Pace
+ Sarah Thomas Marr - parents were Thomas Marr
- 4 Joseph Foster Pace b: 26 Nov 1843
+ Etna Gaskill
- 5 William Luther Pace b: 19 Jul 1882
+ Ruth Wilson b: 16 Apr 1888
- 5 Joseph Virgil Pace
Subject: [PACE-L]
Pace-Marr connection in Fluvanna Co.Va-1813-1884
January 24, 2005 Pace-L Lois Long Carey
From the death records:
Mary Pace (nee Marr), age 71,
born Orange County,Va - parents, Tom and Sarah Marr,
death reported by her brother.
Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed.,
1886. Allen County.
26/07/1999 Pace-L Darlene
PROF. JOHN E. PACE born February 5 1858 Hardin County, Ky., and
removed with his parents to Warren County in 1866 where he was reared to manhood.
His father, David F. Pace born November 13, 1812, near LEXINGTON, KY. JOHN E. PACE's parents
were on the move. They located in BARREN County, where he was reared, and engaged in farming
and stock trading in WARREN County.
He was the son of Joseph Pace, a native of Virginia, who died near Glasgow,
Ky. David F. Pace married Grace, daughter of Jacob Walters, of Barren
County, born in 1815, died March 11, 1876, and to them were born Rebecca (Lyen), Jacob, Joseph,
James and David (twins, both deceased), Martha (Higdon), Sarah (Price),
Schuyler, Benjamin, Mary (Denton and Milligan), William, Newton, Grace
and John E. The facilities for procuring an education
by our subject were such as the common schools of the country afforded,
until he was eighteen years of age, when, by his own
exertions, he managed to attend the high school at Rocky Hill two years,
after which he enjoyed the advantages of a term at
Smith's Grove College, since which time he has been a constant student.
He has been actively engaged in teaching during the
past seven years, and is now successfully conducting an academy in
Gainesville, where his work is highly commended by the
patrons of the institution. Prof. Pace is a member of the Baptist
Church, and in politics is a Democrat.
Posted by Sandi Gorin on Sat,
11 Apr 1998
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