SURNAMES related to PACE Families of English Midlands & Welsh Marches Click your mouse on the name - USE YOUR BACK BUTTON - to return here
Click your mouse on the name - USE YOUR BACK BUTTON - to return here ARCH (Bloxwich) ARCH (Walsall) BARNETT BAKER BAUGH BOOTH BROUGH BROWN - Gnosall, Haughton BURNS CADMAN CHIDLOW COTTERELL CULLWICK family pages CULLWICK records FURBER FURBER GOODE-ARCH-PACE GOODE GREGORY GROOM HADLEY - West Midlands HASSALL HAYCOCK HAYNES ICKE JAMES KIRKLEY/KIRTLEY FURBER GOODE-ARCH-PACE GOODE GREGORY GROOM HASSALL HAYCOCK HAYNES ICKE JAMES KIRKLEY/KIRTLEY LEE LESTER LLOYD MADDOX MASON MILLINGTON NICHOLS PACE-Early-Records PACE EGGING PALMER PASCAL PEDLEY PICKEN RAYBOULD ROBERTS SHINGLER SHUKER SLINN SUMNER TANDY-PACE TURNER-PACE TURNER-records TURNER of Wellington WARD WHITEHOUSE WORRALL WRIGHT Warwickshire Records	These RECORDS pages are added to, from time to time, to illustrate how the PACE name inter-relates with other surnames of the UK MIDLANDS area. These inter-relationships often extend beyond the MIDLANDS, due to MIGRATION of families from the UK in previous generations. .....This is what I find interesting. This is a hobby I hope you will also enjoy and benefit from. Gord Pace I have discovered evidence, previous origins were possibly from WESTBURY on SEVERN in GLOUCESTERSHIRE. see WESTBURY reasoning also GLOUCESTERSHIRE PACE records GTPace - Webmaster THIS PACE FAMILY - goes back to .....approximately the year 1600 Saint CHAD'S parish at PREES, Shropshire related to PACE folk in SHROPSHIRE parishes at HIGH ERCALL - St.Michael and All Angels Church .....Where Joseph PACE & Margaret PALMER wed in 1653.....parents of ANNE-Chr.1655 Rodington JOHN-Chr.1665 Wrockwardine & GEORGE-Chr.1670 Prees WELLINGTON WROCKWARDINE - Saint Peters Church RODINGTON...........the early 1600s. .....I didn't get to visit this parish church, about the only one I missed in my travels, dammit ! where ANNE PACE was Christened in 1655 elder sister of JOHN Chr.1665 & GEORGE Chr.1670. PACE, sometimes spelled PEACE, PEARCE and other spellings, probably as a result of local accents and dialect, the WELSH language possibly, spread northwards to CHESHIRE, LANCASHIRE and eastward to STAFFORDSHIRE, in the latter 1600's. top of page - UK PACE Index - HOME page