ESTHER b 1821 TETBURY
- possibly related to
WILLIAM b 1815
& THOMAS b 1816
- both of BEVERSTONE
- WILLIAM & THOMAS
thought to be brothers
- they later lived at COLEFORD
- NOTICE on MAP
- TETBURY on south side
- COLEFORD on north side
of the River SEVERN ESTUARY
ESTHER PACE
Chr 04 AUG 1821
Tetbury, GLS
Father: GEORGE PACE
Mother: ELEANOR
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ESTHER PACE born TETBURY 1821 and
MARY ANN DAY Widow
also born TETBURY 1822
appear to be related
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1881 census shows
MARY ANN DAY 59 widow b TETBURY GLS (1822) and ELIZABETH WEBBER 16
b Upway, DORSET (1865)
in household of
AMELIA C. PACE 37 unmarried
b HARTLEPOOL DURHAM
living at 4 Radipole Ter Radipole DORSET
WEBBER-PACE - in my close PACE family
my PACE uncle married a WEBBER of Somerset
both uncle & aunt are buried at CHARD, Somerset
Amelia C. PACE - born HARTLEPOOL Durham - looking at HARTLEPOOL DUR PACE families
- there appears to be liklihood of GLS-DUR relationship in PACE family.
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It's obvious this GLS PACE family has a close relationship with PACES of HARTLEPOOL DURHAM area
where the PACE name is rather popular - GO TO HARTLEPOOL LOOK-SEE
PACE and JORDAN
Coleford, Gloucestershire
WILLIAM PACE 1815-1879
- son/of THOMAS PACE - b BEVERSTONE nr Tetbury GLS - d 14 Apr 1879 ELLWOOD, West DEAN 62 yrs
+ MIRAH FANNIE JORDAN
- m 19 Oct 1843 parish of NEWLAND county of Gloucestershire
- dau/of JOSEPH JORDAN d 09 Nov 1883 W DEAN 61 yrs
- informat ALFRED HOARE son in law-ELLWOOD
- wit JAMES THOMPSON & MARY SMITH
- ELIZABETH PACE - b 1845 COLEFORD
- MARY ALICE PACE - b 1846 COLEFORD
- GEORGE WILLIAM PACE Jr. 1849-1913
- b May 14 1849 W DEAN
died Nov 26, 1913 Morgan County Missouri
+ HARRIET FOX b c 1848
- GEORGE PACE b 29 Apr 1871
1880 census OSAGE Morgan Co Missouri
also had mining interests in Colorado
+ RACHEL M BUCKLEY m May 08 1871
in Morgan County b Ohio abt 1855 - parents VA
- ALLICE ll PACE age 8 b. Missouri, US
+ Wesley Corbin ALLEN
- George Nathan ALLEN b 1890
- SARAH PACE age 6 b. Missouri, US
- GEORGE PACE age 4 b. Missouri, US
+ Georgia Louise 'Lulu' FINLEY
d/o Chris & Josephine FINLEY
- GEORGE M PACE - a minister
lived in ELDON, MORGAN Co Missouri
all three buried - Eldon cemetery
Lulu - sister of Mina FINLEY b 1880 Morgan Co
PACE FORUM letter from descendent
JOSEPH PACE age 1 b. Missouri, US
FANNIE ANN PACE b 1850
EMMA {SARAH} PACE - b 1852 W DEAN
+ THOMAS HOARE - b abt 1837 W DEAN stone cutter/quarryman
- THOMAS EDWARD HOARE (actually PACE) b 1870
- GEORGE Hy. HOARE b abt 1873
- EDWARD HOARE b abt 1874
- GERTRUDE HELEN HOARE b abt 1878
- CARMELLA HOARE b abt 1880
ALICE PACE
- b 17 Apr 1854 ELLWOOD W DEAN
+ ALFRED HOARE
- m 11 Jul 1870 St.Paul's W DEAN
- wit GEORGE & HARRIET PACE
- ALFRED HOARE - b 1870 d 1870 W DEAN
- ALICE HOARE - b 1871 d 1961 W DEAN
- EDWARD HOARE - b 1872 d 1872 W DEAN
- THOMAS HOARE - b 1873 d 1920 W DEAN
- WILLIAM ALBERT HOARE - b 1873 d 1935 W DEAN
- EMMA HOARE - b 1876 d 1916 W DEAN
- FRANK HOARE - b 9 Mar 1878 d 1942 W DEAN
+ SARAH YERDLEY
- b 15 Jul 1879 CLEMENTS END
m 24 Dec 1902 PARK END d 1970
- HERBERT HOARE - 1882 d 1950
- MARY JANE HOARE - b 1890 d 1890
- ETHEL ELLA HOARE - b 1894 d 1959
LEMUEL PACE 1856-1921
b West Dean GLS d Pittsburg PA 14 Jul 1921
+ ALICE 1854-1954
b in England - d Pittsburg PA 1954
- BLANCH PACE b 1880
- JAMES ALBERT PACE 1886-1943
b 8 Mar 1886 Pennsylvania d Pittsburg 9 Dec 1943
+ MAMIE LYDEN 1891-1969
- GEORGE PACE b 1888
- EMMA PACE b 1894
- STELLA M PACE b 1897
- MARIE PACE b 1898
SAMUEL PACE - b 1857 W DEAN
likely died at Johnstown disaster in PENNSYLVANIA Jun 1 1889
WILLIAM PACE - b 1859 W DEAN
JAMES PACE - b 1866 W DEAN - d 1906 ELWOOD GLS
+ Elizabeth - born W DEAN
- LEAH PACE - b 1886 W DEAN
- AGNES PACE - b 1889 W DEAN
- HENRY PACE - b 1890 W DEAN
COLEFORD web sites
Coleford -
St. John's Church -
Cemetery memorials
Lemuel or Samuel ?
If Lemuel is Samuel, he cannot be the one the people believe could of possible have been lost in the
Johnstown Flood. Samuel is on the Glos, 1871 Census, but I cannot find him on the 1881 Census. I have
also tried to find a Lemuel on a Census, but have had no luck. The only time that I have come across a Lemuel
is on the list of Non-Conformist Baptims. Lemuel has a wife called Alice and a daughter Blanch and that
is in 1881, but I cannot find them on the Glos. 1881 Census.
Linda Ferris, Yorkshire UK - descendent -
MIGRATION to PENNSYLVANIA
later MISSOURI & COLORADO
GEORGE Wm Jr. & SAMUEL PACE said to have emmigrated in 1869 to the US settling in PENNSYLVANIA. However,
HOARE descendent shows GEORGE and HARRIET were witnesses to wedding of sister ALICE PACE to ALFRED HOARE
11 Jul 1870 St.Paul's W DEAN.
from descendant Clive Brain in GLS of 1st marriage and neighbour of Brian Pope of the above notice
in his weekly GLS paper about the THOMAS PACE who was TRANSPORTED to Tasmania - A link now forms
between this GLS family to Australian members as well as Missouri & Colorado.
.....SAMUEL is on the Glos, 1871 Census, but not on the 1881 Census.
I have also tried to find a LEMUEL on a Census, but have had no luck. The only time that I have come across
a LEMUEL is on the list of Non-Conformist Baptims. LEMUEL has a wife called ALICE and a daughter BLANCH.
So there is some doubt as to the name SAMUEL or LEMUEL and who was killed. Another descendent mentions
GEORGE had a son GEORGE Jr. from 1st marriage b 29th April 1871. George Pace Junior also emigrated but was
killed in a mine accident.
After the 1889 floods in Pennsylvania referred to as the Johnstown flood, SAMUEL was not heard from again.
This famous disaster documentary - PBS TV - and several gov't. web sites depict this disasterous event
A ROAR LIKE THUNDER
On June 1 1889
Americans woke to the news that Johnstown, Pennsylvania had been devastated by the
worst flood in the Nation's history. Over 2,200 were dead, with many more homeless
George Wm. continued westward
settling in MORGAN COUNTY MISSOURI
and marrying Rachel BUCKLEY.
George PACE & Rachel BUCKLEY
of MISSOURI
GEORGE WILLIAM PACE probably choose to move to the MONROE County area of MISSOURI as there was
mining going on in southern Mo. where he settled. Family stories states that he later traveled
to and owned an interest in some type of mining in COLORADO. He never moved his family there as
he bought land in MORGAN county, Mo. and his main occupation was farming. He was well respected
in the community. He died November 26, 1913 Morgan County Missouri and was buried in Silvey Cemetery.
There seems to be no connection to him and other Pace's in Missouri.
George "Lem" Pace of Missouri
Seeking more information on the GEORGE L. "LEMUEL" PACE who lived in MORGAN County MO,
and later in ELDON MO. He married GEORGINA LOUISE "LULU" FINLEY, the daughter of CHRIS
and JOSEPHINE FINLEY. They had GEORGE M. who was a minister. All three are buried in the
Eldon Cemetery. Lulu was the sister of my great grandmother-MINA FINLEY, born 1880 in
Morgan County, MO. - Melinda Bailey -
her query - on genealogy.com
Thank you so much for the information on the Lemuel Pace line. Yes, I would very much like to
exchange information with other family members. Please feel free to pass along my e-mail address,
and let me know the e-mail addresses of anyone I could contact.
Thanks again!
Melinda Bailey
Linda Pace of Massachusetts
has been researching her husband's PACE family,
namely LEMUEL PACE of Pittsburg PA
brother of GEORGE WILLIAM PACE
who went to Missouri and Colorado.
Lemuel could not have drowned in the Johnstown flood because I have him on the 1900 U.S. Federal
Census.
He rented a home at 134 Main St.
Carnegie, Pennsylvania.
1900 Census details:
Lemuel Pace
Age in 1910: 53
Estimated birth year: abt 1857
Birthplace: England
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: England
Mother's Birth Place: England
Spouse's name: Alice
Home in 1910:
Carnegie Ward 1, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Year of Immigration: 1881
This census indicates that Alice A. was born in England in Mar 1854, and immigrated to U.S. in 1880.
His children are listed as:
- Blanch Pace age 20
(census indicates she was born in England in April 1880 & Iimmigrated to U.S. in 1880)
- James Pace age 14 (born in Pennsylvania in Mar 1886)
- George Pace age 12 (born in Pennsylvania in May 1888)
- Emma Pace age 5 (born in Pennsylvania in July 1894)
- Stella M Pace age 2 (born in Pennsylvania in Jun 1897)
1910
Lemuel was alive and well in 1910
per the U.S. Federal Census.
His address was:
104 Third Ave., Carnegie, PA.
He was the propriator of a livery barn.
(Source Information: www.Ancestry.com Database: 1910 United States Federal Census Detail:
Year: 1910; Census Place: Carnegie Ward 1, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1292; Page: 5A;
Enumeration District: 32; Image: 1472.)
Census details 1910:
Lemuel Pace Age in 1910: 53
Estimated birth year: abt 1857
Birthplace: England
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: England
Mother's Birth Place: England
Spouse's name: Alice
Home in 1910:
Carnegie Ward 1, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Year of Immigration: 1881
1920 Census
I also have him alive and well in the 1920 U.S. Federal Census.
He owned a home on Third Avenue in Carnegie (owned it free and clear/no mortgage)
and his occupation was "express - hauling" (later documents I have indicate Lemuel
and James Pace were 'teamsters')
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THOMAS PACE
1816-1891
d 10 May 1891 - age 75,
swiped a sheep, committed 19 Nov 1844 COLEFORD Gloucestershire 20 yrs
10 years in GIBRALTAR, arrived HOBART Tasmania on "Cornwall" Jun 1851 - Ticket of Leave - 1853
+ ANN GEORGE
1818-1866
d 11 Dec 1866 ANN - wife & children ELIZABETH & EDWARD arrived HOBART Tasmania Feb 1854
on ship "Sir Allan McNabb"
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Thomas Pace
Coleford,GLS
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The man the ship was named after:
born at Fort Newark (NIAGARA on the Lake) became a dynamic presence in political and business
life in ONTARIO, CANADA
MacNabb served as a speaker of the Legislative Assembly, 1837-1841 and again in 1844-1848,
following the 1841 union of UPPER and LOWER CANADA (Ontario and Quebec respectively) into
the Province of Canada. He then served as prime minister of the province, 1854-1859. He had
extensive land holdings in and near HAMILTON, Ontario, and was involved in several railway
companies. Despite his enthusiasm for business, he died heavily in debt.
DUNDURN CASTLE, his imposing
residence at HAMILTON, ONTARIO is now a historic site open to the public. This painting, showing
MacNab in the speaker's robes, was done in England during a visit he made in 1849. -
National Archives of Canada
- Ottawa - click to see portrait of Sir Allen
- I'm Gordon Pace, webmaster, grew up in Hamilton - surprised to learn of a ship named "Sir Allan McNabb"
THOMAS PACE 1816-1891
arrived HOBART Tasmania on "Cornwall" Jun 1851 d 10 May 1891-age 75
+ ANN GEORGE 1818-1866
arrived HOBART Tasmania Feb 1854 with children ELIZABETH & EDWARD
on ship "Sir Allan McNabb" d 11 Dec 1866
- ELIZABETH PACE
+ WILLIAM CRIPPS - m 10 May 1859
- SUSAN RACHEL CRIPPS
- ANDREW CRIPPS
- DAVID CRIPPS
+ JOYCE PEARSON
- JOHN THOMAS CRIPPS
- LEILA CRIPPS
- ANNIE ELIZABETH CRIPPS
- JOSEPH CRIPPS
- FRANCIS CRIPPS
- ABIGAIL CRIPPS
- SARAH CRIPPS
- WILLIAM HENRY CRIPPS
- JABEZ CRIPPS
- WILLIAM CRIPPS
- EDWARD PACE - d 21 Apr 1897
+ JULIA BLAIR - m 26 Sept 1864
- JULIA PACE - b 21 Nov 1865
- LUCY PACE - b 18 Feb 1868
- CHARLES HERBERT PACE - b 1870
- JOHN AUGUSTUS PACE - b 13 Jun 1878
- RHEUBEN PACE
- JOHN SHADRICK/SHEDRACK PACE 1859-1921
- b 20 Jan 1859 d 3 Aug 1921
+ 1 - ELEANOR or ELLEN DENEHEY
m 20 Apr 1881 - d 21 Sept 1902
- CLIFTON ERNEST PACE 30/7/1883 HOBART,Tasmania
- MARY CECILA PACE 9/4/1885 HOBART
+ VIVIAN HENRY NASH/ b 08 MAY 1878
s/o VIVIAN GEORGE NASH b 02 Sep 1852 Hobart, Tasmania
& MARION EMMA DROUGHT b 13 Feb 1856 Tasmania - VGN was s/o VIVIAN NASH b 1813 Middlesex,London,Eng d 20 APR 1896, Tasmania & wife ELIZA WILSON b 01 Apr 1831 Hobart,Tasmania d 26 Mar 1917 Blackwall,Tasmania
- FRANK CEDRIC NASH
+ IDA HELEN HOUSE
- SHADRICK HENRY NASH
+ VICTORIA ANDREWS
- VIVIAN GEORGE NASH
+ HAZEL PEARL SCHOTT
- DOREEN BERYL NASH
+ JOHN HENRY YOUNG
- FRANCE HAMEL CORBIE NASH
+ GEORGE ANDREWS
- ROMA JUNE NASH
+ EDWARD BRAIN
- JACK NASH
- ELEANOR VICTORIA D PACE 20/3/1888 HOBART
+ 2 - JOHANNA FRIEDERICKE RUMBOLD nee STOLZENBERG - m 17 Oct 1906
- DAVID PACE b 18 Jun 1861 - died 5 years old - 27 Dec 1865
- LUKE PACE - b 4 Aug 1863
KEN PEARSON of SYDNEY, Australia recently visited Canada and US
- meeting with Gord PACE at NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario's Royal Victoria Restaurant
shown reviewing documents and GLOUCESTERSHIRE map
Ken Pearson left - Gord Pace right
Ken, descendent of
Thomas PACE - Ann GEORGE
Coleford Gloucestershire
in what's called "The Royal Forest of Dean"
JORDAN
1851 census
For Ellwood GLS (in the Forest of Dean) I have William Pace 36 from Tetbury,
Married to Fanny Jordan 29 from Lydbrook.
I am trying to find who her Parents were,and if she had any brothers or sisters,
I was led to believe she had a sister called Gwen, who could be my ggg grandmother,
I am very new to Family History and Computers, could anyone point me in the right direction,
or anything on Pace/Jordan from the Forest.
1881 census
Fanny was a widow and 59 - 1881 census - living at West Dean, near Lydbrook GLS
(in the Forest of Dean) where she was born. A possible brother or other relation
for Fanny might be John JORDAN, 61, a blacksmith born in Lydbrook and living in
West Dean, Upper Lydbrook at the time of the 1881 census. He lived with his wife, Eliza, 60,
who was born in Welsh Bicknor. Recorded next to John and Eliza are two other JORDAN families,
the heads of household being 28-year-old George JORDAN, a collier born in Lydbrook and
34-year-old Robert J. JORDAN, a collier, also born in Lydbrook.
Fanny PACE W 59 F East Dean, Gloucester
Rel: Head
- James PACE 15 M West Dean, Gloucester
Rel: Son
- Stephen HART U 27 M West Dean, Gloucester
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Coal Miner
The Royal Forest of Dean
An ancient royal forest of oaks, ashes, birches, and ferns in the
western part of Gloucestershire, south-central England, occupying an area
of 204 square miles in the western part of the county. It is bordered on
the southeast by the broad estuary of the River Severn and on the southwest
by the River Wye, which (for the most part) forms
the border with Wales.
The district takes its name from one of the great primeval forests of England
that still covers much of the high sandstone ridges and valleys of the south-central
part of the district. The woodland area was designated a national forest park in 1939.
Its oaks, ashes, birches, and ferns have overlapped a coalfield little worked since the early
1960s and an ancient ironworks much used by the Crusaders. Timber from the forest was utilized
in the construction of ships between the 16th and 18th century.
Forest of Dean - Genealogy pages
Royal Forest of Dean
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Useful Forest Links
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