Pace Family Research

William Pace 2M<5; 1M20-30; 1M40-50; 1F<5; 1F20-30; 1F7-80; Slaves: 1F<10; 1F10-24 (this may be a mark bleeding over from other side of paper); 8? Total

1830 Carroll County Tennessee Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #0024532
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Drury: 0101001-001001 (page 158)

1830 Clairborne County Tennessee Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #0024538 Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

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1830 Dyer County Tennessee Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #0024532
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, William: 0000000001-0000000001 (Page 361)

1830 Haywood County Tennessee Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #0024534
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Alsy: 10001-20002 (Page 435)
Pace, C.S.: 00011-0001 (Page 429)
Pace, Dempsy Sr.: 0213001-1001101 (Page 428)
Pace, Dempsy: 1212001-1010001 (Page 423)
Pace, Henning: 00221001-00010001 (Page 435)
Pace, Joel: 2011201-010201 (Page 432)
Pace, William: 0001-10001 (Page 429)

1830 Hickman County Tennessee Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #0024534
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Isaac: 101001-2300111 (Page 285)
Pace, Jackson: 20001-00002 (Page 272
Pace, Jeremiah: Page totals are written over Jeremiah's information(Page 285)
Pace, Kincheon: 0320001-201101 (Page 274)
Pace, Wilson: 0011001-110101 (Page 274)

1830 Humphreys County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, William: 20001-00101 (Page 321)

1830 Lincoln County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Isaac: 10001-01001 (Page 259)

1830 McMinn County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Leonard W.: (Page 149)
Pace, Robert: (Page 148)

1830 McNairy County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, John: 200001-10001 (Page 137)
Pace, Samuel D.: 01001-21011 (Page 117)

1830 Montgomery County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Hardy C.: 1222001-100001 (Page 43)
Pace, John: 0020001-110001 (Page 43)

1830 Perry County Tennessee Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #0024537
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Elizabeth: 01-21001

1830 Robertson County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, William Jun: 01101001-1111101 (Page 376)
Pace, William Sen: 00001000001-021001 (Page 377)

1830 Rutherford County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Ezekiel: 20001-0001 (Page 295)
Pace, Mary: 0001-0001001 (Page 295)
Pace, Sarah: 0011-00020001 (Page 281)
Pace, William: 1300001001-0121001 (Page 295)
Pace, William: 10001-00001 (Page 295)
Pace, William: 000001-1001 (Page 340)

1830 Smith County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Thomas: 12011-10001 (Page 79)

1830 Sumner County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Rebecca: 00001-0001001 (Page 200)

1830 Warren County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, John: 1000001-0001002 (Page 323)

1830 Williamson County Tennessee Federal Census
Males: 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50; 50-60; 60-70; 70-80; 90-100; over 100
Females: same

Pace, Thomas: 110101-111001 (Page 219)

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1850 Utah County, Utah Federal Census
Page 122(a), Dwelling 42/42:

James Pace	44 M	Farmer	150	Tennessee
Lucinda	44 F			S. Carolina
William B.	19 M			Tennessee
Mary	16 F			Illinois
Warren	14 M			Illinois
Martha	11 F			Illinois
Margaret	8 F			Illinois

1860 Utah County Utah Federal Census
Enumerated on 28 Aug 1860
Page 256; dwelling 2284/1101

James Pace	49 M	Farmer	600/900	Tennessee
Lucinda	54 F			Carolina
Jno E.	15 M			Illinois
Amanda	10 F			Missouri

Page 256; dwelling 2284/1802

Mary + Pace	35 F	Pennsylvania
James	8 M	Utah
Willard	4 M	Utah
Wilford	2 M	Utah

Page 256: 2285/1803

Ann Webb	26 F	England
Emma	4 F	Utah
James O	2 M	Utah
Lenora	6/12 F	Utah

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1870 Summitt County Utah Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #0553111
Enumerated 23 June 1870
AIS page # 120, first page of Parley's Park Summit County
Line 1 dwelling 1/1:

Pace, George	34 MW	Stock Raiser	100/1200	Ohio
Saphia	26 FW	Keeping House		Illinois
Saphia	9 FW	At Home		Utah
George	7 MW	At Home		Utah
Emma	5 FW	At Home		Utah
Hiram	1 MW	At Home		Utah

Line 7: Dwelling 2:

Atkinson, Joseph	24 MW	Stock Raiser	100/429	New Brunswic	11; 12*
Alvira	22 FW	Keeping House		England	11; 12
Amos	[2or12]MW	At Home		Utah	11; 12
Phebe	2 FW	At Home		New Brunswic	11; 12
Hatch, Priscilla	14 FW	At Home		Utah	11
Atkins, Phyllis	60 FW	Keeping House		New Brunswic	11; 12
Atkins, Ruth	14 FW	At Home		Utah	11; 12
Pace, Lavinia	4 FW	At Home		Utah	12
Hogin, Mary	4 FW	Dairy Maid		Norway	11; 12

*11: Father Foreign Born; 12: Mother Foreign Born.

1870 Utah County Utah Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #0553111
AIS Page #232, Payson, Utah County page #14
Enumerated 25 July 1870
P.O.: Payson
Line 7 104/103

Pace, Warren S.	32 MW	Farmer	250/400	Illinois
Mary J.	29 FW	Keeping House		Utah
Sidney D.	12 MW	At Home		Utah	15*
James	10 MW	At Home		Utah	15
Lucretia M.	6 FW	At School		Utah	15
John	3 MW	At Home		Utah

*15. Attended School within the last year

AIS Page #277; Provo City 2nd Ward, Utah County page 8
Enumerated 15 Aug 1870
Line 11 Dwelling 64/52

Pace, Byram	39 MW	Laborer	-/100	Tennessee
Jane	39 FW	At Home		Utah
Martha	17 FW	At Home		Utah
Byram	15 MW	At Home		Utah
Isabell	13 FW	At School		Utah
Isadora	11 FW	At School		Utah
Epsy	10 FW	At School		Utah
Sidney	7 MW	At Home		Utah
Alice	6 FW	At Home		Utah
John	3 MW	At Home		Utah
Olive	7/12* FW	At Home		Utah

*State Month born if born within last year: December

AIS Page #305
Spanish Fork, Utah County page 3
P.O.: Spanish Fork
Enumerated 1 Aug 1870
Line 23 Dwelling 24/21

Pace, William F.	34 MW	Farmer	2000/600	Tennessee
Caroline	32 FW	Keeping House		Wales	11; 12
Louisa	22 FW	Keeping House		Wales	11; 12

11: Father foreign Born; 12: Mother Foreign Born

AIS Page 316
Spanish Fork, Utah County, page 25
P.O.: Spanish Fork
Enumerated 4 Aug 1870
Line 16, Dwelling 193/181

Pace, Parley P.	25 MW	Farmer	375/375	Iowa
Annie	27 FW	Keeping House		Wales	11; 12

11. Father Foreign Born; 12: Mother Foreign Born.

1880 Kane County Utah Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #125536
Supervisor's District 136
Enumerated District 27
Page 422
Harmony Precinct
Enumerated 5 Jun 1880
Line 35 Dwelling 21/22

Pace, Willard	WM 23		M	Farmer	Utah	Tenn	Penn
Louisa J.	WF 20	Wife	M	Keeping House	Utah	Kent	Tenn
Elmarine	WF 2	Dau	S	At Home	Utah	Utah	Utah

Line 38; Dwelling 21/23:

Pace, James	WM 66		M	Farmer	Tenn	N.C.	S.C.
Margaret	WF 54	Wife	M	KeepingHouse	Penn	USA	Penn
Jefferson D.	WM 17	Son	S	Working the Farm	Utah	Tenn	Penn
Lucinda A.	WF 15	Dau	S	At Home	Utah	Tenn	Penn	15
Margaret D.	WF 13	Dau	S	At Home	Utah	Tenn	Penn	15
Ann L.	WF 12	Dau	S	At Home	Utah	Tenn	Penn	15
Stocks, Henry	WM 14	Hired	S	Farmer Laborer	Switz	Switz	Switz	*

15: Attended School within last year.
*can not read or write noted.

1880 San Juan County Utah Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #1255337
Supervisor's District: -
Enumeration District: 105
Bluff City, San Juan County - page 1
Enumerated 19 Jun 1880
AIS page 343
Line 33

Pace, James W.	WM 27	Husband	M	Farmer	Well*	Utah	Tenn	Penn
Hannah C.	WF 24	Wife	M		Well	Utah	NY	Tenn
Margarett M.	WF 11/12*	Dau	S		Well	Utah	Utah	Utah

*Question of whether anyone in household was sick - all here are noted to be well.
*If born within last year, state month: July

1880 Utah County Utah Federal Census
LDS FHL Microfilm #1255338
Supervisor's District 136
Enumeration District 84
Payson City & Precinct
Enumerated 4 Jun 1880
AIS page 280
Line 19 Dwelling 42/46

Pace, Warren S.	WM 41	Head	M	Farmer	Illi	Tenn	N.C.
Mary J.	WF 39	Wife	M	Keeping House	N.J.	Virg	N.J.
Sidney D.	WM 22	Son	S	Farming	Utah	Illi	N.J.
James B.	WM 20	Son	S	Farming	Utah	Illi	N.J.
Loni	WF 16	Dau.	S	At Home	Utah	Illi	N.J.
John E.	WM 12	Son	S	At Home	Utah	Illi	N.J.
Ruth	WF 2	Dau.	S		Utah	Illi	N.J.

All the kids were noted to have attended school within the last year.

1880 Washington County Utah Federal Census
St. George Precinct, Washington County, Utah
Supervisor's District 136
Enumeration District 93
Enumerated 9 Jun 1880
Page 359
Line 19 Dwelling 233/239

Pearc[e], John D.	WM 43		M	Laborer	Mississippi	Geo	Geo
Martha E.	WF 40	Wife	M	Keeping House	Illi	Tenn	Tenn
Lucinda H.	WF 18	Dau.	S	At Home	Utah	Miss	Illi
Nancy	WF 15	Dau	S	At Home	Utah	Miss	Illi
James B.	WM 13	Son	S	At Home	Utah	Miss	Illi
Ruth E.	WF 10	Son[sic]	S	At Home	Utah	Miss	Illi
Sydney	WM 7	Son	S	At Home	Utah	Miss	Illi*
Pace, William B.	WM 48	Boarder			Tenn	N.C.	S.C.

* Sydney has boxed checked that says maimed, crippled, bedridden or otherwise disabled
The other children are all noted to have attended school within the last year.

Enumerated 22nd Day of June 1880
Washington, Washington Precinct
Page 373 Dwelling 78/81

Pace, John E.	WM 34		[Clothing?] Store	Illi	Tenn	S.C.
Caroline	WF 35	Wife	Keeping House	N.J.	-	-
Phoebe	WF 22	Wife	Keeping House	Utah	N.C.	Eng.
Edith	WF 5	Dau		Utah	Illi	N.J.
Lucinda	WF 2	Dau		Utah	Illi	N.J.
Robert	WM 2	Son		Utah	Illi	Utah
John	WM 9/12	Son		Utah	Illi	Utah
John I.	WM 6/12	Son		Utah	Illi	N.J.
Lucinda	WF 76	Mother	At Home	S.C.	N.C.	N.C.
Tilt, George V.	WM 12	Servant	Labour	Utah	Eng.	Eng.
Amanda	WF 10	Dau.		Utah	Tenn	Eng.
Sarah O.	WF 8	Dau		Utah	Tenn	Eng.
George O.	WM 1	Grand Son		Utah	Utah	Utah

If born within last year, state month. John: September, John I: Dec.

Washington, page 374 Dwelling 98/101

Pace, James	W M 69		Married	Farmer	Tenn.	N.C.	S.C.
Ann	W F 47	Wife	Married	Keeping House	Engl	Engl	England
Mary	W F 14	Dau		At Home	Utah	Tenn	Engl
Ruth A.	W F 13	Dau		At Home	Utah	Tenn	Engl
Amanda A.	W F 10	Dau			Utah	Tenn	Engl
Sarah O.	W F 8	Dau			Utah	Tenn	Engl

99/102:

Pace, James O. W M 22 Married Laborer Utah Tenn England

Nancy W F 21 Wife Married Keeping House Utah Ohio Virginia

Electy W F 2 Dau Utah Utah Utah

Debethy? W F
6/12* Dau Utah Utah Utah

*If born within last year, state month born: Dec.

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Birth Records

Payson Families

William P. Goddard
Name Mary Ann "
Date of Birth: Oct. 20, 1835
Place of Birth: Shelby Ills.
Parents: Jas. Pace Lucinda
Baptism: 1848 by Jas Pace

Name: William Goddard
Date of Birth: Apr. 16 1856
Location of Birth: Payson Utah UT
Parents: Wm. P. Mary Ann Pace

Name: Hannah Maria
Date of Birth May 16, 1856
Place of Birth: Summit Utah UT
Parents: Wm. P. and Mary Ann Pace

Name:[Harretria?] Goddard
Date of Birth Oct 1, 1858
Location of Birth: Summit, Utah, Utah
Parents: Wm. P. and Mary Ann Pace

Name: James Pace
Date of Birth: June 15, 1811
Location of Birth: Rutherford TN
Parents: James Mary Ann Loven
Baptism: 1839 by Dominicus Carter

Name: Lucinda G. Pace
Date of birth: June16, 1805
Place of Birth: Abbeville SC
Parents: Warren Strickland Mary Anderson
Baptism: 1839 Domincus Carter

Name: Amanda Lucinda Pace
Date of Birth: Feb 18 1850
Location: St. Joseph MO
Parents: James Pace Lucinda Strickland

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Marriage Records

John D.L. Pearce and Marth Pace April 2, 1857 by John Fairbanks
Warren S. Pace and Mary J. Fairbanks, April 2, 1857 by John B. Fairbanks

North Carolina Marriage Records

Bride Groom Date COUNTY Bondsmith Witness Bond No.

Amey Solomon Strickland 19 Sep 1764 Edgec. Jacob (x) Strickland Tho. Cavenah 000045250

Anne Eliza Leonard Rhodes 08 Mar 1852
m. 09 Mar 1852
by James M. Terrell JP Wake Archd G. Rhodes James Marriot 000157265

Beady Rubin Williamson 06 May 1867 Wake JJ Ferrell Cl. 000159327

Betsey William Reddish 11 Dec 1813 Wake Green B. Alford M. Cooke 000157212

Clary Henry Leopard 05 Mar 1816 Wake William Reddish N.J. Price 000155281

Edith Thomas H. Gardner 07 Aug 1849 Guilford Jonathan B. Gar John M. Logan 000055554

Edney Thomas Ozment, Jr. 18 Oct. 1841 Guilford John C. Kenedy John M. Logan C000058463

Eliza Ann Jesse Peoples 28 Sep 1841 Wake Solomon Pace Jas. T. Marriott 000156697

Elizabeth John Frazier 12 Nov 1842 Guilford Stephen Hussey Green Morgan JP000055418

Elizabeth John Fason 18 Mar 1817 Wake Zasop Fason B.A. Barham 000153034

Elizath William Reddish 24 Jul 1811 Wake Ellsworth Vande Wm Hill 000157211

Jane Gray J. Rhodes 01 Dec 1855
m. 04 Dec. 1855
By R.S. Perry, JP Wake Joseph R. Lee Thomas J. Utley 000157249

Jane Ellen James W. Upchurch 24 Nov 1860
m. 25 Nov. 1860
by R.S. Perry, JP Wake James A. Temple Thomas J. Utley 000158738

Jaquilin John W. Radcliff 13 Apr 1825 Warren Robt D. Starke M.M. Drake 000162390

Lily William Ingram 25 Dec. 1822 Haywood Dillard Love 000065636

Lively William N. Lithcoe 17 May 1850 Guilford Jackson Lithcoe John M. Logan 000057366

Louisa Dempsey Taylor 05 Apr 1843 Nash German -x- Eatm Saml Brown 000086853

Lucresy Benjamin Fason 07 Feb 1821 Wake Zadoc Fason S.H. Pullen 000153038

Lucy Volentine Roles 25 Apr 1820 Wake Timothy Barham S.H. Pullen 000157513

Lucy Williams, Wyatt 25 Feb 1867
m. 26 Feb. 1867
by Wm. M. Hayes
Col.
Wake Fedrick Harpe JJ Ferrell, Cl. 000159328

Margaret Ann James E. Jones Not stated Polk None B.T. Morris, Reg. 000110167

Martha Ira Jackson Bagwell 17 Aug 1839 Wake Green B. Bagwell A. Williams 000151218

Martha James Young 28 Dec 1852 Wake John C. Marriott None 000159595

Marthy Emanuel Perry 31 Jan 1831 Franklin Pitsy Upchurch S. Patterson 000048577

Mary J.R. Rhodes 09 Aug 1870 Polk None S. Waldrop, Reg. 000110250

Mary H. Wootson Bolton 04 Jul 1846 Wake Wm H. High Jas T. Marriott 000151667

Milberry Griffin Tilman 20 Jul 1837 Franklin William Lewis S. Patterson 000047614

Nancy William Medlin 18 Oct 1828 Franklin Elias May S. Patterson 000048272

Nancy David Ferrell 27 Mar 1816 Wake Jeremiah Rhodes B.S. King 000153066

Nancy Willis Wall 07 Dec 1798 Wake Paschal Roberts J. Rice 000158891

Nancy Kimol Weathers 29 Dec 1835 Wake Lewis Dufree A. Williams 000159032

Nancy C. Holden Willis 05 Dec 1856
m. 18 Dec 1856
by R.S. Perry, JP Wake George W. Lowery Thomas J. Utley 000154120

Patsey (Dau of Jeremiah R. Pace, Esqr.) Moses Starrett 13 April 1833 Macon George McClur John Hall Clk 000078094

Patsey Abner Jarvis 09 Oct 1812 Surry Lewis Jarvis None 000145463

Patsey Solomon Lowery 15 May 1815 Wake Hardy Lowery B.S. King 000155415

Patsey Peters Randolph 24 Dec 1799 Warren John Randolph Shd Green 000162399

Patsy Tomson Bunch 17 Jun 1799 Wake Jeremiah Rhodes Lewis Greene 000151991

Patty David Jarnagan [08] Feb 1789 Franklin Seth Mabry G. Hill, C.C. 000047942

Polley Richard Upchurch 14 Sep 1796 Franklin Richard Upchurch G. Hill Jr 000046543

Rilda Mathew J. Deans 15 Dec 1860
m. 22 Dec 1860
by P. Godwin JP Johnston None Thos B. Snead 000067542

Ruthy Tilmon Griffin 24 Jul 1824 Franklin William Lewis S. Patterson 000047613

Sally Arthur Wall 13 May 1803 Waker James Pace S. Turner 000158867

Sarah Jerrymiah Price 06 Oct 1855
m. XX Oct 1855
by E.G. Foster, JP Polk A.B. Warde E.G. Foster, JP 000110240

Selah or Celia Ann Iavan Morrison 11 Aug 1853
m. 13 Aug 1853
by James Rowland JP Macon No Bondsman J.K. Gray Clk 000077755

Veney William Williams 25 Jun 1849 Franklin T.N. Carlile Y. Patterson 000049330

Milly Bray Alfred 21 Sep 1817 Surry Moses Bray 000146657

Zilpha Hall Alsay 21 Sep 1820 Johnston James Carrell RH Sanders 00069128

Cassandra Dean Alsey 06 Mar 1836 Johnston Hiram Chamblee B.S. Utley 000069127

Zilphey Batten Bartly 15 Jan 1850 Johnston Henry Starling H.I. Bell 000069129

Kitty Wall David 07 Mar 1810 Wake Nelson Wall R. Smith 000156454

Sarah Walker Edmund 25 Dec 1784 Surry David Bray None 000146658

Elizabeth Mitchell Elias R. 08 Feb 1856
m. 21 Feb 1856
by Jos. Fowler, Jr. JP Wake James Stephens Jas A Moore 000156455

Mary Kirk Elisha 26 Apr 1820 Stokes John Morgan D. Stockton 000140749

Sarah Walker George 27 Oct 1784 Wake Josiah Walker J. Rice 000156456

Mary F. Utley H.V. 09 Apr 1859
m. 09 Apr 1859
by R.S. Perry JP Wake R.S. Perry J.D. Pullen 000156458

A.E. Young H.V. 14 Dec 1865
m. 17 Dec 1865
by R.S. Perry JP Wake Wm. H. Pace Junius Ferrell 000156457

Susanah Kimes Hardy 22 Sep 1807 Randoph Daniel Underwood J. Brower 000113685

Temperance Murray Jackson 08 Jun 1858
m. 11 Jun 1858
by J.G. Dicky JP Almance John Faucett CC 000000276

Elizabeth Hackney James 24 Oct 1851
m 26 Oct 1851
by Wm. Linberry Chatham W.P. Taylor S.L. Riddle 000020278

Anna Perry James 23 Oct 1833 Franklin Thomas K. Pace S. Patterson 000048469

Levina Fowler James 20 Nov 1800 Wake Willis Wall Lewis Greene 000156459

Alcy Williams James 26 Dec 1838 Wake Joshua Kelly A. Williams 000156462

Jencey Dean James 31 Jan 1821 Wake Jno. Dunn John M. Brasfield 000156461

Emma Holding James M. 22 Dec 1847 Wake J.W. Hutchins James T. Marriott 000156466

Martha Hutchins James M. 27 Dec 1838 Wake Solomon Pace Richard P. Finch 000156465

Mary J. Hagens (Col.) James M. (Col.) 20 Dec 1865 Wake L.W. Hood Junius Ferrell 000156464

Ara Ann Holding James M. 14 Nov 1857
m. 15 Nov 1857
by Wm J Eddins JP Wake Kimbrel R. Weath Thomas J. Utley 000156463

Edney Batten John 22 Dec 1821 Johnston Levy Yelventon David Thomson 000069130

Elizabeth Pigg John 11 Mar 1809 Surry John White None 000146659

Louisa Sledge John 04 Oct 1836 Wake Hy H. Edwards A. Williams 000156467

Elizabeth Trewitt Joseph 08 Dec 1834 Orange James M. Palmer J. Taylor and William Lipscomb 000099669

Luranah Davis Joseph 21 Mar 1807 Perquimans John Perry None 000105666

Zilpha Woodward Joseph B. 23 Sept 1788 Chowan Hardy Hurdle Jos. Blount 000023273

Cinthy Batten Larry 08 Apr 1856
m. 09 Apr 1856
by Ransom Kirby JP Johnston None J.H. Keneday, CL. 000069131

Margaret Barcley Moses 04 Nov 1810 Rutherford Burrel Pace Alex. Carruth 000135551

Mary Myers N. 03 Apr 1866 Mecklenburg Young -x- Pace Wm. Maxwell CC 000082914

Harriett Hicks Noah 03 Sep 1864 Wake Gary Massey J.W. Johnson 000156468

Rebecca A. Scarborough P.P. 13 Feb 1856
m. 14 Feb 1856
by RS Perry JP Wake None Thomas J. Utley 000156469

Lissa Revell Peter 24 Nov 1866
m 26 Nov 1866
by Miles Foy Surry 000146660

Agatha Owens Samuel 10 Jan 1780 Bertie Elisha Rhodes Wm. Gray 00003371

Eljiah Rhodes Sidney T. 28 Nov 1855
m. 28 Nov 1855
by OL Burch JP Wake Samuel H. Wood Thomas J. Utley 000156470

Eliza Horton Solomon 19 Nov 1834 Wake Hardy Horton Joel O. King 000156471

Lucy Walker Stephen 08 Mar 1799 Johnston Majer Walker M. Handy 000069132

V.A.T. Jones W.W. 23 Dec 1858
m. 30 Dec 1858
by WD Scarborough JP Wake M.F. Scarborough Thomas J. Utley and H.H. High 000156460

Nancy Parks William 13 Jun 1842 Franklin Simon -x- Carpenter S. Patterson 000048471

Martha Amos William 22 May 1834 Franklin Acrel -x- Griffin S. Patterson 000048470

Christina Huffman William 27 Mar 1834 Stokes Benjamin J. Snider John C. Blum 000140750

Elizabeth Lee William 22 May 1793 Wake Benjamin Merrit 000156472

Mariah E. Farrer William A. 30 May 1853
m 30 May 1853
NA Purefoy MG Warren J. Alex Pace Jno W. White, CL 000162089

Peggy Murry William B. 15 Feb 1825 Guilford James Covey Jno. Hanner CC 000058468

Nancy Carter William D. 20 Oct 1859
m. 24 Oct 1859
by WD Jones JP Wake George A. Sander J.D. Pullen 000156473

Emariah Glover William N. 21 Nov 1866 Nash James G. Bergeru 000086486

Susan Eddins Willis 19 Sep 1839 Wake Benjamin Marriot H.B. Hayes 000156475

Polly Gills Willis 05 Jun 1816 Wake Charles Horton B.S. King 000156474

Nancy Walls Young 22 Jan 1858 Mecklenburg W.K. Reid CC 000082915

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Military Records

James Pace War of 1812 Military Records
Click here for jpeg image of James Pace War of 1812 of Military Records.
Card No. 1:
1038
Pace, James
2 Regiment Mtd. Gunmen, (Williamson's), Tennessee Volunteers.
(War of 1812)
Captain
1. 2843055
2 3127
3. 3208
4. 38448123
Number of personal papers herein 7
Card 2
P 2 Mounted Gunman Tenn.
(Williamson's)
James Pace
Capt, )Capt. James Neelly's Company, 2 Reg't Tennessee Volunteer Mtd Gunman*
(War of 1812)
Appears on Company Pay Roll
for September 28, 1814 to Apl 27 1815
Roll dated Apl 27, 1815
Commencement of service or of this settlement: September 28, 1814
Expiration of service or of this settlement: Dec 23 1814
Term of service changed, 2 months, 26 days
Pay per month, 50 dollars,__ Cents.
Amount of pay, 141 dollars, 93 cents.
Allowance for rations and forage not received in kind at 25 cents per day)__cents.
Allowance for pay of horse from September. 28, 1814, to April 27, 1815, at 40 cents per day,
____ days, ____ dollars, ___ cents.
Amount, 141 dollars, 93 cents.
Remarks: Killed in battle 23 Dec 1814
*This company was designated at various times as Capt. James Pace's and Capt. James Neelly's Company
Card 3:
P 2 Mounted Gunman Tenn.
(Williamson's)
James Pace
Capt, )Capt. James Neelly's Company, 2 Reg't Tennessee Volunteer Mtd Gunman*
(War of 1812)
Appears on Company Muster Roll
for Sept 28, 1814, when mustered into service, to Mch 28, 1815
Roll dated Fayetteville Oct. 3, 1814
Date of appointment or enlistment: Sept 28, 1814
To what time engaged or enlisted: Mch 28, 1815
Present or absent: Present
*This company was designated at various times as Capt. James Pace's and Capt. James Neelly's Company
Card 4:
P 2 Mounted Gunman Tenn.
(Williamson's)
James Pace

Appears with the rank of Captain on a Muster Roll of officers belonging to Brig. Gen John Coffee's Brigade of Tennessee Volunteer Mounted Gunmen in the service at New Orleans the 1st day of March, 1815,

(War of 1812)
for: not dated
Roll dated New Orleans La
Mar 1, 1815.
Commencement of service or of this settlement: September 28, 1814
Card 5:
P 2 Mounted Gunman Tenn.
(Williamson's)
James Pace
Capt: Capt. James Neelly's Company, 2 Reg't Tennessee Volunteer Mtd Gunman*
(War of 1812)
Appears on Company Muster Roll for September 28, 1914
When mustered into service: to Apl 27, 1815
Roll dated Nashville Apl 27, 1815.
Date of appointment or enlistment: Sept 28, 1814
To what time engaged or enlisted: Dec 23, 1814

Note: Each non-commissioned officer, musician, artificer and private marched 50 miles from Murfreesborough, Rutherford County, place of residence, to Fayetteville, Lincoln County, please where mustered into service.

Remarks *This company was designated at various times as Capt. James Pace's and Capt. James Neelly's Company
Card 6:
P 2 Tenn.
James Pace
Captain
7 Inclosures.
(War of 1812)
Coffees Brig. Cov[ ], 2 Wilmson
Pay accounts 1
Misc. Information 3
Death or Effects 1
Transportation 2
Record 7:
State of Tennessee)
Rutherford County Court July Term 1815

It appearing to the court here that James Pace is dead and hath made no will or testament and Mary Ann Pace having applied for letters of administration on said Estate & she having Qualified as the law directs and having given Bond in the penal sum of One Thousand Dollars with Barnaby Strickland and James Hill her securities the [sisurfilty to her chiy] and granted.

In Testimony where I Blackman Coleman Clerk of said Court have set my hand and affixed the seal of my office at office this 20th June 1817. Blackman Coleman Clk, Rutherford County Court.

Record 8:
State of Tennessee

Rutherford County. Frederick Barfield chairman of the court of pleas and quarter sessions of the county aforesaid do certify that Blackman Coleman whose name appears to the within as Clerk is the acting clerk of the court aforesaid and that our faith and [ ] one paid to his acts as such and that his certificate is in the form of law. Given under my hand and seal this 12th June 1817. Frederick Barfield Chairman - Seal

Copy Record Mary A. Pace administratrix on the Estate of Jas Pace Dec'd
Record 9:
The [ ] states

The Estate of Capt. James Pace of 2nd regiment of Tennessee Volunteer Mounted Gunmen under the command of Brigadier General John coffee in the expedition to Pensacola & New Orleans agreeable to Law.

Date			Miles	Dollars	Cents
[ ] Sept 28	For Transportation of Baggage from Fayetteville Tennessee to for Montgomery by Fort St. Stephens	400	450	36
	From Fort Montgomery to Pensacola & back to Ft. Montgomery		130	12
	From fort Montgomery to Sandy Creek on the Mississippi		294	23	52
	Ground below New Orleans		176	14 08
			1070	$85	60

State of Tennessee
Rutherford County

This day James Neelly a Captain in 2nd Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers Mounted Gunmen in General Coffee's Brigade came before me & made oath that Capt. James Pace of said Regiment performed all the marches as above stated that no transportation was furnished him by the United States & no pay was received by the Officers of said Regiment for transportation before the Death of Capt. Pace who was killed on the night of the 23 December 1814 below New Orleans.

Jas Neelly late Capt. 2nd Reg't T.V. M.G.Men
Sworn to & subscribed before me 7 September 1816
H. Robinson
Trustee of Peace
Record 10:
No. 14
The United States to Estate of James Pace
Acct $85.60
Paid June 21 1817

James Pace Capt Dec'd [ ] agreeable to the within and marched the routs charged account & was killed in the battled of the 23rd Dec 1815 below New Orleans

Jno Coffee
Brig Genl
[ ] from [af?ts] officer of his serving & widow that Mrs. Pace has administratrix - to be produced Tenn.
State of Tennessee
Rutherford County

This day Mary Ann Pace admin. Of Capt James Pace Dec'd came before me & made oath that she has never received any compensation or pay from any paymaster of the United States for the transportation of the within Baggage.

Maryan Pace - X - her mark
Sworn to & subscribed before me this 7 Sept 1816.
H. Robinson
Trustee of the Peace

I do certify that the within named James Pace was a Captain in the 2 Regt under the command of Brigadier Gen'l John Coffee at the time specific. Under my hand & seal this 7th June 1817

R.W. Deyer [ ]
1s Reg't T.V. M.G.Men

Rec'd [ ] 24th 1817 of [Howell] [Tatum] agent for Department of War Eighty Five Dollars and Sixty cents in full per this acct.

Signed and sealed
Mary Ann Pace Admi.- X - her mark
Witness:
John Parker
Ninion Whittle
Record 11:
State of Tennessee
Rutherford County

I Blackman Coleman Clerk of the Court of Pleas & Quarter Session of said County co Certify that at the July Term of said Court 1815 Mary Ann Pace was duly appointed by said Court Administratrix of James Pace Dec'd. Given under my hand at office this third of June 1816.

Blackman Coleman, Clerk
Record 12:

This record is not a complete copy - but states in part that Mary Ann Pace received $194.10. $141.90 for pay and $52.20 for Subsistence for James Paces 2 month 26 days of service from 28 Sept 1814 to 23 Dec 1814.

Record 13:
State of Tennessee
Rutherford County

I do hereby Certify that Capt James Pace [received] one ration per day from the commencement of Service [beginning] the 28th of September 1814 til the 23rd of December 1814 at which time he died. Given under my hand at Murfreesborough this 3rd Day of June 1816

W.S. Mitchell Major 2 Reg't M.G.M.

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Court Records

Edgecombe County North Carolina Court of Pleas and Quarter Court Minutes
LDS Microfilm #0370142
1757-1784
Book 1 1757-1759:
November Court 1757
Tuesday, November 15, 1757
A deed of Sale from Saml Saxon to George Pace was proved

Wednesday, November 16, 1757
Petit Jury includes George Pace

Thursday, November 17, 1757
Jurors include Barnabus Pope and George Pace - then all the list of jurors is crossed out.

September Court 1759
5 Sept 1759
Thomas Drake to Richard Pace Deed proved by William Goodwyn

September 1760 Court
Tuesday
Deed of sale from Thomas Hart to John [Pace?] proved by the oath of Kindred Carter

April Court 1761
Thursday April 25, 1761

Upon the petition of William Dorch & others praying a Road may be opened from Whittingtons on Swift Creek into Culpeppers Road near Benjm Culpeppers Ordered that the said Petition be [recorded] and granted - ordered that the following persons be a jury [ ] of the said road & that they make return thereof the next court Jacob Whitehead, Arthur Whitehead, William Dorch, Lazarus Whitehead, Richd Pace, John Pace.

March Court 1762
Friday
Petit Jury includes: John Pace, Lazarus Whitehead

October Court 1763
Tuesday 25 Oct. 1763
Grand Jury: William Dortch Foreman, Haryman Pope, Jacob Whitehead, John Pace, Lazarus Pope.

July Court 1767
Tuesday
Jurors include John Pace

May Court 1769
Wednesday

Administration on motion granted to Elizabeth Pace on the Estate of Richard Pace decd She accordingly entered into Bond with John Jones & Nathan Jones Sectys in the sum of 500 Proc. Ordered the Sheriff sell the Estate of Richard Pace decd according to law

An Inventory of the Estate of Richard Pace decd ordered & co.

August Court 1769
Tuesday August 22, 1769
Acct of Sales of the Estate of Richard Pace decd was on oath exhibited by Samuel Ruffin Sheriff & co.

May Court 1771
Wednesday
A deed of Sale from Eley Williams to Stephen Pace proved by Harry Taylor

April Court 1774
Wednesday April 20, 1774
A deed of Sale from John Pace & wife to Wright Nicholson proved by Edward Moor

January Court 1775
Wednesday January 17, 1775

Ordered that the following hands work on the road leading from Wyatts Bridge over Fishing Creek to Tarborough 1 half way the said Road to [Cabin] Branch Vix Jacob Knight, Samuel Foreman, George Foreman, Isaac Foreman, Simon Parker, John Denton Thomas Denton James Knights, Thomas Pace & That Joshua Butts be overseer of same.

Ordered that the following hands work under Caleb Coker overseer of the road beginning where Joshua Butts leaves off and ending at the Cabin Branch Viz Kindred Carter, John Boykin, Charles Porter, Charles Porter jun Arthur Phillips Absalom Benton & Moses Knight & that they keep the same in repair according to Law.

April Court 1775
Wednesday April 19, 1775
A deed of Sale from James Wall to Thomas Pace proved by the oath of Samuel Sorsby

Historic Washington 1857-1952, Washington County, Utah
Court Minutes for February 17, 1876:

Feb. 11, 1786 James Orlando Pace was adjudged guilty of being drunk and endangering the peace of a lawful assembly of the people. Fined two dollars and fifty cents. Fine was not collected.

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Property Records

Washington County, Georgia Tax Records
Years 1825, 1826, 1828, 1830, 1836-1838, 1848-1851
Year 1825
Nathaniel G. Pace
Washington County
W. Course: S. Creek
385 pine (acres)
Poll: 1
Slaves: 8
Tax: 3 dollars 87 cents 3/4 m

Nathaniel G. Pace:
Washington County
W. Course: Oconee
Boundy: Wiggins
L Lands: 50
Pine: 224 - tax is included figure above the two are combined on the page

Samuel Pace:
Washington County
W. Course: Buff
Boundy: Cox
L. Lands: 30 of 3rd quality;
Pine: 270
Poll: 1
Slaves: 5
Tax: 2 dollars 12 cents 2 m.

Year 1826:
Capt?'s District:
Nathaniel Pace:
Washington County
W. Course: S. Creek
Boundy: Grier
385 pine
and
W. Course: Oconee
Boundy: Higgin
226 pine
Poll: 1
Slaves: 11
Total tax: 4 dollars; 20 cents; 8 1/4 m.

Year 1850:
98th District (page 52)
Estate of N.G. Pace
Slaves: 29
40 acres of Oak and Hickory 3rd Quality Cherokee County
Tax: 11 dollars 39 cents .50 M.

98th District (Page 53):
John C. Pace
Poll: 1
355 acres pine land Washington County
Sulkies and Buggies: 1
Tax 1 dollars 18 cents 2 3/4 m.

Year 1851:
98th District: (page 52)
Estate of N.G. Pace
Slaves: 13
40 acres of Oak and Hickory 2nd Quality
Amount of Money and Int.: 2000.00; Tax: 3 dollars 56 cents 2 .50 m.

98th District (Page 55):
J.C. Pace:
Poll: 1
375 acres Pine
Sulkies and Buggies: 1
Tax: 1 dollars 10 cents and 2 3/4 M.

Rutherford County Tennessee Tax List 1809 - 1813
LDS FHL Microfilm #0431395

1809 (Page 26)

Paces:	Land	Poll Tax	Stud Horses	Dollars	Cents
William	100	1			.73 1/2
James		1			.18 3/4
Wilson		1			.18 3/4

1810 (page 33 )

Paces:	Land	Poll Tax	Stud Horses	Dollars	Cents
James		1			.18 3/4
William		1			.18 3/4
Daniel		1			.18 3/4

1811 (Pages 42 & 43):

Paces:	Land	Poll Tax	Stud Horses	Dollars	Cents
Wilson		1			.25
James	65	1			.40 1/2
William	100	1			.50

1812 Pages 59, 60, 61):

Paces:	Land	Poll Tax	Stud Horses	Dollars	Cents
William	100	1			.37 1/2
Wilson		1	1 at $3.00	3	.93 3/4
James	65	1			.29 1/4

1813 (Pages 33, 34, 35)

Paces:	Land	Poll Tax	Stud Horses	Dollars	Cents
Wilson	10	1			.20 1/2
William	100	1			.37 1/2
James	115	1			.40

Rutherford County, Tennessee Deeds

LDS FHL Microfilm #377685
DB M:97
No. 89
John Warnick to William Pace
Deed 84 acres

William Pace This indenture made the twelfth day [ ] in the year of our lord one thousand Eight hundred and nineteen between John Warnick and William Pace Jun of the other part both of the County of Rutherford and state of Tennefsee Witnesseth that the said John Warnick for and in consideration of the sum of seven hundred dollars to him in hand paid by the Said William Pace the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath given granted bargained and Sold aleind enfsonfsed and confirmed and by these presents doth give grant bargain and sell aliend enfsonsfed and confirm unto the said William Pace his heirs and assigns forever the following tract or parcel of land to wit situated lying and being in the County and state aforesaid on the waters of the east fork of Strong River beginning on a elm begining corner of 648 [smudge mark] acre in the name of William Davidson it being a part of the same thence East ninety two poles to an [elm] thence north one hundred and seven poles to a sugar tree the southeast corner of William Warnick tract thence West ninety two poles to a black oak thence South forty five poles to a white oak and sugar tree in William Davidson west boundary line thence west forty poles to a dogwood thence south sixty four poles to a sugar tree thence East forty poles to the Beginning it containing eight four acres be the same more or lefs to have and to hold the above described land and within bargained premises unto the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns and the said John Warnick for himself, his heirs Executors and administrators do covenant and agree to and with the Said William Pace his heirs and afsigns to quit claim and forever release all his right title interest and property to and in the within bargained premises and the said John Warnick for himself his heirs executors and administrators doe convenant and agree to and with the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns to warrant and defend the same against the claim or claims of all persons whatsoever lawfully claiming In Testimony whereof the said John Warnick hath hereunto set his hand and affixt his seal this day and date above written signed sealed and delivered in the presence of us.

John Warnick - seal
[no witness signatures]
State of Tennessee
County of Rutherford June Term 1819

I Blackman Coleman Clerk of the Court of pleas and quarter sefsions of said County do certify that the foregoing deed of conveyance was duly acknowledged in open court at the above term by John Warnick a party thereto and ordered to be registered In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand at office this 1st day of July 1819.

Blackman Coleman
Registered July 21st 1819

DB M:123
LDS FHL Microfilm #377685
No. [108]
John Newton to William Pace Jr.
Deed

This indenture made this the twenty second day of September one thousand eight hundred and fifteen between John Newton of the one part and William Pace Junior of the other part both of the County of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee Witnefseth that the said John Newton for the in consideration of the sum of two hundred dollars to him in hand paid by the Said William Pace the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged given granted bargained and sold aliened enfsoffed and confirmed and by these presents doth give grant bargain and sell alien enscoff and confirm unto the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns forever the following tract or parcel or parcel [sic] of land to wit) Situate lying and being in the County & state aforesaid on the east side of Cripple Creek Begining at a [Single?] dogwood on the east bank of Cripple Creek and on Stewarts north boundary line thence east with sd line one hundred and fifty one poles to a hackberry thence north fifty six poles to an ash thence west seventy one poles to an elm on Blairs east boundary line thence south four and a half poles with Sd line to a dogwood thence ninety four poles west to a stake near Cripple Creek thence thirty five and a half poles to a stake on Blairs south boundary line thence East fourteen poles to a [Ironwood?] thence South to the beginning containing fifty four acres more or lefs it being a parcel of land granted to Thomas Blair and John Newton by the State of Tennefsee , To have and to hold the above described land and within bargained premises and to the said William Pace his heirs and asfigns and the Said John Newton for himself his heirs Executors and administrators do covenant and agree to and with the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns to quite claim and forever release all this right title interest and property to and in the within bargained premises and the said John Newton for himself his heirs executors and administrators do covenant and agree and with the Said William Pace his heirs and afsigns to warrant and defend the same against the claim or claims of all persons whatsoever lawfully claiming In Testimony the said John Newton hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day and date above written.

John Newton - seal
Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of
William (his mark) Johnson
[Lewis] Johnson
John Warnick
State of Tennesfee
Rutherford County Court June Term 1819

n the Execution of the forgoing deed of conveyance was duly proven in open court by the oaths of William Johnson and John Warnick witnesfes thereto and ordered to be Registered Let it be done.

Blackman Coleman Clerk
(Registered July 27th 1819)

DB O:273
LDS FHL Microfilm #377685 Thomas Blair to Mary Anne Pace

This indenture made and entered into this seventeenth of June eighteen hundred and twenty two between Thomas Blair of the Arkansas Territory and Pulaski County, on the one part, and Mary Anne Pace of the County of Rutherford State of Tennefsee of the other part, Witnesseth: That the said Thomas Blair for and in consideration of the sum of eight hundred dollars to me in hand paid hath bargained and sold unto the said Mary Anne Pace her heirs and afsigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred acres, situated and lying in the State of Tennefsee and County of Rutherford on the West side of Cripple Creek, begining at an Elm, being the North West and begining corner of said Blair's two hundred and ninety eighty three [quarters] and seventeen poles tract and running South with his line ninety five poles to a large Hickory and thence East one hundred and sixty five poles to three hornbeams in the middle of Cripple Creek, thence down said creek in the middle with its meanders one hundred and forty poles to a stake in said Blair's North boundary line, thence West with said line one hundred and thirty five poles to the begining corner, containing one hundred acres be the same more or lefs. To have and to hold the above granted premises and appurtenances with all the benefits arising from the same to said Mary Anne Pace her heirs and afsigns forever and the said Blair for himself his heirs and afsigns executors and administrators doth hereby covenant with the said Mary Ann Pace her heirs and afsigns that unto them the land and premises hereby intended to be conveyed will warrant and forever defend against the claim of all persons whatsoever lawfully claiming. In witnefs whereof the said Thomas Blair hath hereunto set his hand & seal the day and year above written.

Thomas Blair - his seal
Witnefses present:
David Ballew
Joseph Ballew
James Killough
State of Tennefsee
Rutherford County Court: July Term 1822

The execution of the foregoing deed of conveyance was duly proven in open court, at the above term, by the oaths of David Ballew, Joseph Ballew and James Killough subscribing witnefses thereto and ordered to be certified for registration Oct. 14th 1822

Blackman Coleman Clk
Registered Oct. 14, 1822

DB O:459
LDS FHL Microfilm #377685
No. [252 or 352]
Wilson Pace to John Loving
Deed

This indenture made the 16th day February in the year of our Lord 1819, between Wilson Pace of the State of Tennefsee and the County of Hickman of the one part, and John Loving of the State aforesaid County of Rutherford of the other part, Witnesseth: that for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars in hand paid to said Pace by the said Loving at and before the signing and sealing of these presents, the receipt and payment whereof is hereby acknowledged by the said Wilson Pace, he therefore by these presents hath bargained granted and sold to the said John Loving his heirs and afsigns , a tract or parcel of land, containing thirty acres, lying in the county of Rutherford on the waters of Cripple Creek , Begining on a black oak about five poles South West from the house where said Pace formerly lived, runs thence East seventy six poles to an Elm, thence North eighty poles to two small walnuts, thence West forty poles to an Elm; thence South twenty two poles to a stake, thence West thirty six poles to a small black oak sapling, thence South fifty eight poles to the begining, and contains thirty acres , ten acres of which survey is held by entry No. 10189, founded on a warrant No. [900 or 901] , for 400 acres; twenty acres held by part of a warrant No. 20 for 600 acres all of which aforesaid butts and bounds, as before described he the aforesaid Wilson Pace, by these presents, doth warrant and forever defend the right and interest of the same to said Loving and his heirs and afsigns forever, against him the aforesaid Wilson Pace and his heirs and afsigns and against the right & interest of all and every person or persons whatsoever setting forth or holding any right or claim to the same. Witnefs whereof he the said Pace has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and date above written.

Wilson Pace - his mark - seal
Signed Sealed and delivered
in Presence of
Jefse Brashear
John Yearwood - his mark
State of Tennesfee
Rutherford County Court: January Term 1823

The execution of the within deed of conveyance was duly proven in open court at the above term by the oath of John Yearwood a subscribing witnefs thereto, who also made oath that Jefse Brashear, another subscribing witness, attested said deed, in the presence of the [smudge mark - bargainer] and [smudge mark] he is now dead, and ordered to be certified for registration March 25th 1823

Blackman Coleman, Clk
March 25th 1823

DB Q:220
LDS FHL Microfilm #377686
No. 195
Jefse Joy to Brittain Pace
Deed 30 acres

This Indenture made this 4th day of December, in the year of our Lord 1821 between Jefse Joy of the part in the county of Rutherford in the State of Tennefsee of the one part, and Brittain Pace of the County and State aforesaid of the other part Witnefseth, that the said Jefse Joy for said in consideration of the full & just sum of two hundred dollars by the said Brittain Pace to him the said Jefse Joy in hand paid the receipt whereof he the said Jefse Joy doth hereby acknowledge, hath given, granted, bargained & sold aliened, conveyed and confirmed unto the said Brittain Pace his heirs and afsigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying & being in the aforesaid County of Rutherford on the waters of Cripple Creek No. Grant 4258. Beginning at a Hickory fifty six poles nearly due West from the Northwest corner of a sixteen acre tract in the name of Samuel House, thence turning west ninety eight poles to a crooked Black oak & white oak, thence forty nine poles to an ash, thence East ninety-eight poles to a stake, thence south forty nine poles to the beginning Containing by estimation thirty acres be the same more or lefs. To have and to hold the aforesaid land & bargained premises with all and singular rights profits emoliments hereditaments appurtenances or in any wise belonging to the only use and behoof of him the said Pace, his heirs and afsigns forever and that the afore recited land he said Jefse Joy will forever warrant & defend against the right, title, interest of all and every person whatsoever. In witnefs whereof the said Jefse Joy hath hereunto set his hand & seal the day & year first above written.

Jefse Joy - seal
in presence of
William Pace
Solomon Tenison
State of Tennefsee
Rutherford County County Court January Term 1825

The execution of the within deed of conveyance from Jefse Joy to Brittain Pace was duly proven in open court at the above term by the oath of William Pace & Solomon Tenison subscribing witnesfes thereto, and ordered to be certified for registration. Feby 4th 1825

R. Laughlin, Clk
Registered March 1st 1825

DB R:224
LDS FHL Microfilm #377686
No. 1742
Marian & William Pace to Joshua Barton
Deed 40 acres

This Indenture, made and entered into this twentieth day of July Eighteen Hundred and Twenty Seven between Marian Pace and her son William Pace both of Rutherford county and State of Tennefsee of the one part and Joshua Barton of the County & state aforesaid of the other part, Witnesfeth that for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twelve dollars [go?] to them in hand paid by the said Joshua Barton, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath this day bargained, sold, granted, aliened, and conveyed to him the said Joshua Barton, and do by (virtue of) these presents bargain, sell, grant, alien & confirm to him the said Joshua Barton, two eighth parts of an undivided tract or parcel of land, granted by the State of Tennefsee to James Pace decd containing forty acres and bounded as follows: Beginning at a Hickory the beginning of a two hundred acre tract of land granted to Alexander [McKeson?] decd running East one hundred fourteen and one forth poles to a small black oak sapling, thence south fifty six poles to two Post oaks in the north boundary line of a tract of land in the name of John B. Craighead, thence west one hundred fourteen and one fourth poles to a Safsafrafs bush; thence north fifty six poles to the beginning To have and to hold the said undivided two eighth parts of the sd forty acres of land to the said Joshua Barton his heirs and afsigns forever and the said Marian Pace and William Pace legals heirs and representatives of James Pace decd for themselves, their heirs executors & administrators doth covenant and agree to and with the said Joshua Barton his heirs and afsigns forever that they shall and may at all times forever have hold use occupy pofsefs and enjoy the aforesaid undivided two eighth parts of the said tract of land with all the appertenances thereunto belonging free and clear from all incumbrances whatever and the said Marian & William Pace for themselves their heirs and afsigns doth warrant and will forever defend the said undivided two eighth parts of the said forty acres of land against the lawful claim or claims of all & every person whatsoever In testimony hereof we set our hands & affixed our seals the day and date above written.

Marian Pace - seal
William Pace - seal
Test.
Isaac Kellough
Miles Anderson
State of Tennefsee
Rutherford County) County Court October term 1827

The execution of the foregoing deed of conveyance from Marian Pace & William Pace to Joshua Barton was duly proven in open court at the above term by the oath of Isaac Kellough & Miles Anderson subscribing witnefses thereto, and ordered to be registered.

John R. Lamplien Clk
Registered February 23 1828

DB U:105
LDS FHL Microfilm #377687
No. 111
Ezekial Pace to William Pace
Deed of Mortgage

This Indenture made and entered into this 23rd day of August 1834 between Ezekial Pace of the County of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee of the one part and William Pace of the County and State aforesaid of the other part; Witnefseth that whereas the said William Pace Stands bound as (^the) security of said Ezekial Pace in a note executed by said Ezekial as principal and said William his Security and payable to James [Bons?] for sixteen Dollars dated in January or February last and payable twelve months after date and he [?] stands bound as Security for Said Ezekial in one other note given to Robert [Guion?] for fifty dollars, dated some time in July last and payable on or before the first of March 1835 Now for the purpose of indemnifying and holding harmlesf the said William Pace from the payment of said sums of money he stands bound for as security aforesaid or either of them or any part thereof and in consideration of the sum of one dollar to the said Ezekial paid by the said William , the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged the said Ezekial Pace hath this day granted bargained sold and delivered to the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns a certain gray horse four years old one blind sorrel mare eight years old, five head of cattle one cupboard and furniture and one bed & furniture To Have and to hold to the said William Pace his heirs and asfigns in trust nevertheless to [excuse?] the payments of the above two described notes which the said William stands bound as security for And it is understood to be the meaning of these presents that if the said Ezekial Pace doth well and truly pay and satisfy the above two notes [?] their face due with all accrued interest & costs and hold the said William [page 106] harmless from his being security in that event these presents and every thing herein contained shall cease [determine?] and be utterly null and void to all intents and purposes But in the event the said Ezekial Pace shall fail to pay said notes when they fall due and the said William shall be called on for payment in that event the said William is authorized and permitted to take all or so much of the before described property as may be necefsary and sell either for cash or on a credit as he may elect to raise the money he may be called upon to pay and the surplus delivered up to the said Ezekial should any surplus be left And until said notes fall due and until the said William Pace may be called upon to pay said notes or either of them it is agreed that the above described property shall remain the pofsefsion of said Ezekial provided always that the said William Pace shall have power and is hereby authorized at any time he may think his safety requires it to take all or any part of the above property and keep in his own posfesfion or so to secure it that the same may be forthcoming at the time required to indemnify the said William as aforesaid In Witness whereof the said Ezekial hath hereunto set his name & affixed his seal the date above written.

Ezekial Pace - his mark - seal
Test.
[S. Anderson]
A.I. [?]
State of Tennesfee
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me John R. Laughlin clerk of the County Court of said County Ezekial Pace with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the foregoing mortgage on the day the same bears and for the purposes therein specified Witness my hand at office this 23rd day of August 1834

John R. Laughlin Clk
Registered August 25th 1834

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No.197
James H. Boyd to William Pace
Deed 143 acres

This indenture made and entered into this 1st day of January 1834 between James H. Boyd of the State of Kentucky and County of Sugg and William Pace of the State of Tennefsee and County of Rutherford Witnefseth that the said Boyd for and in consideration of the sum of [four?] hundred and sixty two and a half dollars in hand paid had bargained, sold, and delivered unto the Said Pace a certain tract or parcel of land in the County aforesaid on the waters of Cripple Creek bounded as follows Beginning at a stake in the South boundary line of the tract, David Ballew bought of Thomas Blair, and seven and three fourth poles East of the South west corner of the same on post oak and cedar pointers running thence north thirty nine poles to a stake thence north fifty six and a half degrees west fifty eight poles to a red oak, thence north ten degrees west four poles to a stake thence north fifty five degrees west fifty six poles to a stake in an old road, thence north sixty nine degrees west with said road ten poles to a stake in the west boundary line of a tract granted to the said David Ballew for fifty [acres?] thence south with said line eleven poles to a stake the south west corner of the same, thence west sixty eight poles to three post oaks, thence south one hundred poles to two hickories and [page186] post oak & walnut thence west fifty six poles to a Hickory, thence south sixty three and a half poles to a post oak, thence one hundred and twenty six poles to a post oak thence north sixty three and a half poles to a black walnut and cedar thence East ninety poles to two post oaks, thence north three poles to two post oaks the said south west corner of land bought of Thomas Blair thence east with the said South boundary line of the same seven line and three fourth poles to the beginning containing one hundred and forty three acres more or lefs To have and to hold the same above described tract or land with all the benefits and condiments arising therefrom to him the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns, executors & administrators doth by covenant warrant and forever defend the title of the above described premises to the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns forever. In witnefs whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date above written.

James H. Boyd - seal
Attest
Jno W. Conley
Murphy Witherspoon
State of Tennefsee
Rutherford County

Personally appeared before me, Richard Ledbottom, clerk of the [District?] Court of said county John W Connelly on 22rd of October 1834 and Murphy Witherspoon this day subscribing witnefses to the within named deed and being first sworn, depose and say they are acquainted with James H. Body, and that he acknowledged the same in their presence to be his act and deed, upon the day it bears date. Witnefs my hand, at office, this 31st October 1834

Richd Ledbottom, Clerk
Registered Nov. 12th 1834

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No.526
Maryan Pace to James T. Bowman
Deed

This indenture made and entered into this 23rd day of October eighteen hundred and thirty-two between Maryan Pace of the State of Tennesfee Rutherford County of the one part and James T. Bowman of the county and state aforesaid of the other part Witnesfeth that the said Maryan Pace for and in consideration of the sum of seven hundred dollars to me in hand paid hath bargained and sold unto the said James T. Bowman his heirs and afsigns forever a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred acres being the same more or lefs situated and lying in the County of Rutherford state of Tennefsee on the west side of Cripple Creek begining at an elm being the north west and begining corner of said Blairs two hundred and ninety eight Acre three quarter and seventeen poles tract and running south with his line ninety five poles to a large hickory thence East one hundred and sixty five poles to three hornbeams in the middle of cripple Creek thence down said creek in the middle with its meanders one hundred and forty poles to a stake in said Blairs north boundary line thence west with said line one hundred and thirty five poles to the begining containing one hundred acres be the same more or lefs to have and to hold the afore granted premises and appurtenances with all the benefits arising from the same to the said James T. Bowman his heirs and afsigns forever and Maryan Pace for herself her heirs afsigns executors and administrators doth hereby covenant with the said James T. Bowman his heirs and afsigns that unto them the land and premises hereby intended to be conveyed will warrant and defend against the claims of all persons whatsoever lawfully claiming in witnefs whereof the said Maryan Pace hath hereunto set her hand & seal the day and date above written.

Maryan Pace - her mark - seal
Witnefs
J.M. Brown
William Webb
Robert Brown
State of Tennefsee)
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me John R. Laughlin clerk of the county court of said county the within named James M. Brown and Robert Brown subscribing witnefses to the within named deed who being first sworn depose and say that they are acquainted with Mary Ann Pace the bargainor and that she acknowledged the same in their presence to be her act and deed upon the day it bears date Witnfes my hand at office this 14th day of August 1835

John R. Laughlin, Clerk
registered August 14th 1835

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No. 040
William Pace to Frederick Fathera
Deed

This indenture made this twentieth day of October one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four by and between William Pace of the State of Tennefsee and County of Rutherford of the one part and Frederick B. Fathera of said State and County of the other part, Witnefseth that the said William Pace for and in consideration of the sum of Four hundred dollars to him in hand well and truly paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath granted bargained and sold, and by these presents doth grant, bargain and sell, unto the said Frederick B. Fathera his heirs and afsigns a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying in the County and state aforesaid on the waters of Cripple Creek bounded as follows, viz beginning and cornering on a stake on the South boundary line of a tract David Ballews bought of Thomas Blair and Seven and three fourth poles East of the South West corner of the same a post oak and cedar pointers, running thence north thirty-nine poles to a Stake, thence north fifty six and a half degrees West fifty eight poles to a red oak, thence north ten degrees west four poles to a stake thence north fifty five degrees west fifty six poles to a stake in an old road thence north sixty nine degrees thence west with said road ten poles to a stake on the west boundary line of a tract granted to the said David Ballew for fifty acres thence south with said line Eleven poles to a stake the South west corner of the same thence west sixty eight poles to three post oaks, thence south one hundred poles to two Hickories a post oak and walnut, thence west fifty six poles to a Hickory, thence South sixty three and a half poles to a post oak, thence East one hundred and twenty six poles to a post oak, thence north sixty three and a half poles to a black walnut and cedar, thence east ninety poles to two post oaks, thence north three poles to two post [the word oak is not here] the said South West corner of a tract bought of Thomas Blair thence East with the South boundary line of the same seven and three fourth poles to the beginning by estimation containing one hundred and forty three acres of land with all and singular the herediments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining and all the estate right, title, interest claims, and demand whatever of him the said William Pace of in and to the said lands and premises and every part and parcel thereof To have and to hold the said land and premises above mentioned and every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances to the said Frederick B Fathera his heirs and afsigns to the only proper use and behoof F.B. Fathera his heirs and afsigns forever, And the said William Pace for himself and his heirs the said lands and premises and every part and parcel thereof against himself and his heirs & all and every other person whatever will warrant and forever defend to the said F.B. Fathera his heirs and afsigns In Witnefs whereof the said William Pace has hereunto set his hand and seal the date above written.

William Pace - seal
Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of
William McMurray
Wm M. Yearwood
State of Tennefsee)
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me Robert S. Morris Clerk of the County Court of said County William Pace the within named bargainer with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the within deed for the purposes therein contained Witness my hand at office this 26th day of August 1837.

Robert S. Morris Clk
Registered August 31, 1837

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No. 504
Alembert Crocker to James Pace Deed 89 acres

This indenture made this sixteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven between Alembert Crocker of Rutherford County and State of Tennefsee of the one part, and James Pace of the County of Rutherford and State of Tennesfee of the other part Witnefseth, that the said Alembert Crocker for and in consideration of the sum of Five hundred and twenty dollars to him in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath, bargained, sold, granted, aliened and confirmed, and by these presents doth bargain, sell, grant, alien and confirm with the said James Pace and his heirs and afsigns forever all that tract and parcel of land lying and being in the County of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee, containing by estimation and survey 89 acres, lying on the waters of Cripple Creek, bounded as follows, to wit Beginning at a stake in the South boundary line of the tract David Ballew bought from Thomas Blair 7 3/4 poles East of the South west corner of the same a post oak and cedar being marked as pointers, thence North 39 poles to a stake, thence north 56 � degrees, west 58 poles to a Red oak, thence North 10 degrees, west 4 poles to a stake, thence north 55 degrees, west 56 poles to a stake in an old road, thence north 69 degrees, west with said road 10 poles to a stake in the west boundary line of a tract granted to said Ballew, thence north with said line 85 poles to a [bl?ng] upon oak, thence East 92 poles to a stake in a small glade, thence South 87 1/4 poles to a stake, thence south 41 degrees East 80 poles to a stake, thence South 46 poles to a cedar in the south boundary line of the Blair tract, thence west with the same 40 1/4 poles to the beginning. Containing Eight nine acres be the same more of lefs. The same being conveyed to the said Alambert Crocker by David Ballew and the appurtenances, and all the estate, right, title, property and interest, claim & demand of him the said Alembert of in and to the same. To have and to hold the land, hereby conveyed, with all and singular the premises, and any part and parcel thereof with every of the appurtenances unto the said James Pace and his heirs and afsigns forever. And the said Alembert Crocker doth for his heirs executors, & administrators do covenant, promise and agree to and with the said James Pace his heirs and afsigns forever, by these presents, that the premises above mentioned now are and forever hereafter shall remain free of and from all former and other gifts, grants, bargains, sales, loans, debts, right, title of dower, judgments and executions, and all titles and encumbrances whatever done or supposed to be done by him the said Alembert Crocker and the said Alembert Crocker all the appurtenances unto the said James Pace forever warrant and defend from all persons whatsoever. In testimony whereof the said Alembert Crocker has to set his hand and affixed his seal the date above written.

Alembert Croker - seal
Testi [no witness signatures]
State of Tennefsee)
Rutherford County )

Personally appeared before me Robt S. Morris Clerk of the county Court of said county the within named Alembert Crocker the bargainer with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the within deed for the purposes therein contained Witnefs my hand at office this 16th day of December 1837. Robt S. Morris Clerk

Registered December 18th, 1837

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No. 544
Lewis Pumphrey to William Pace
Deed 100 acres

This Indenture made this fifteenth day of December the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven, between Lewis Pumphrey of the County of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee of the one part, and William Pace of the County and State aforesaid of the other part; Witnefseth that for and in consideration of the sum of Eight hundred Dollars to him the said Lewis Pumphrey in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath given, granted, bargained and sold, conveyed and confirmed, unto the said William Pace a certain tract or parcel of land, lying and being in the County of Rutherford and State aforesaid, and on the waters of Cripple Creek a branch of the East fork of Storms River, Beginning at a hickory [Anitty?] Laughlins South East corner, thence south seventy two poles to an Ash, thence west two hundred and nineteen poles to a white oak, thence north seventy two poles to a stake on [?Citty] Laughlin south boundary line, Thence East with her line two hundred and nineteen poles to the beginning. Containing one hundred acres more or lefs. To have and to hold the aforesaid tract of land with all and singular the rights and benefits and privileges to the same belonging or appertaining, to the said William Pace his heirs and afsign forever And the said Lewis Pumphrey his heirs executors & afsigns do hereby agree to and with the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns that the before mentioned tract of land and bargained premises he will warrant and forever defend against the right, title, claim and interests of all and every person or persons whatsoever to the said William Pace his heirs and afisgns forever. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year first above written.

[no signature mark]
Signed seal and delivered in presence of
H. Robinson
Joseph McCracken
State of Tennefsee
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me Robert Morris Clerk of the County Court of said county the foregoing named Lewis Pumphrey, the bargainer with whom I am personally acquainted, and who acknowledged that he executed the foregoing deed for the purposes therein contained. Witnefs my hand at office this 2nd day of January 1838

Robert S. Morris Clerk
Registered January [7 or 9]th 1838

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No. 677
William Pace to Joseph McCracken
Deed 153 acres

This Indenture made this fourteenth day of December in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven, between William Pace of the County of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee of the one part, and Joseph McCracken of the County and State aforesaid of the other part, Witnefseth, that for and in consideration of nine hundred and twenty dollars to him the said Pace in hand paid by the said Joseph McCracken , the receipt and payment whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath given, granted, bargained and sold and conveyed and confirmed, unto the said Joseph McCracken, a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County of Rutherford and State aforesaid, and on the waters of Cripple Creek, a branch of the East fork of Stone's River Beginning at an Elm the South west corner of Davidsons 640 acre tract, thence East ninety two poles to an Elm, thence North one hundred and seven poles to a sugar tree, thence west ninety two poles to a Black oak, thence South forty five poles to a white oak , thence West forty poles to an Ash, thence south forty poles to a cedar, thence west seventy six poles to a cedar, thence south one hundred poles to a Hickory, thence East one hundred and twenty seven poles to an Ash, thence north fifty poles to a Locust, thence west thirteen poles to a stake, thence north thirteen poles to a stake, thence East thirteen poles to a stake, thence north ten poles to the beginning including by computation one hundred and fifty three acres, more or lefs. To have and to hold the aforesaid tract of land with all and singular the rights and profits to the same belonging or in any way appertaining to the only proper use and benefit of him the said Joseph McCracken his heirs and afsigns forever And the said William Pace his heirs, executors and afsigns do hereby agree to and with said Joseph McCracken his heirs and afsigns that the before mentioned tract of land and bargained premises he will warrant and forever defend against the right, title, claim & interests of all and each person or persons whatsoever, to the said Joseph McCracken his heirs & afsigns forever. In testimony whereof the said William Pace hath hereunto set his hand & affixed his seal the day and year first above written

William Pace - Seal
Signed, Sealed & delivered in the presence of
H. Robinson
A.F Philips
State of Tennefsee
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me Robert S. Morris Clerk of the County Court of said county, the foregoing named William Pace the bargainer with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the foregoing deed for the purposes therein contained. Witnefs my hand at office this 12th day of March 1838

Robt S. Morris Clerk
Registered March 13th 1838

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No. 11
Eli Nichols to William Pace
Deed of Mortgage

This indenture made the third day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty eight by and between Eli Nichols of the County of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee of the first part and William Pace of the County and State aforesaid of the other part whereas the said E. Nichols is indebted to William Pace in the sum of five hundred dollars by four notes of hand two for one hundred and fifty eight dollars and forty two cents another for one hundred dollars the other for Eighty three dollars and 16 cents all due 25 December last past and the said William Pace being willing to wait twelve months longer with the said Nichols upon having his debts and interests secured and the said E. Nichols being willing to give him a certain afsurance that his money shall be paid at the expiration of twelve months from this date therefore this Indenture witnefseth that the said Nichols as will in consideration of securing the said William Pace in the faithful payment of the debt and interests aforesaid as also the sum of one dollar to him the said E. Nichol in hand paid by the said William Pace the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained sold transfered and afsigned and set over and by these presents doth grant bargain sell afsign transfer and set over unto the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns a certain tract or parcel of land containing two hundred and ten acres situate lying and being in the County aforesaid on the waters of Cripple Creek begining on a cedar Jesfee Thompson N.W. corner thence south one hundred and twenty poles to a stake thence west thirty eight poles to a stake thence west fifty five poles to a stake thence west one hundred fifty poles to two cedars thence north one hundred and seventy poles to a post oak thence East with yearwoods line one hundred and sixty four poles to a Black oak thence south twenty poles to a stake thence East sixty six poles to two cedars thence south eighty poles to a cedar thence west to the begining and also his household furniture two horse [?] ten head of cattle and one yoak of oxen and cart to have and to hold the said land and aforesaid property and each and every of them unto the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns forever in trust however and to the intent and purposes that if the said four notes for the sum of five hundred dollars and all lawful interest thereon are not well and truly paid before the expiration of twelve months from this date by the said Nichols or some other person for him then in that case the said William Pace shall advertise the said property real and personal for the space of twenty days in the newspaper printed in Murfreesboro and by written advertisements at four of the most public places in said county one of which shall be at the court house door of the county aforesaid that he will expose to the highest bidder the said land and personal property on a particular day for ready money and after said sale to make good & sufficient deed and bills of sale in fee for said property conveying all the right and title the said E. Nichols or his heirs may have in and to the same provided that neverthelefs if the said money and interests should be paid before the day of sale herein mentioned then this indenture to be wholly void and of no effect either in law or equity. In witnefs whereoff the said E. Nichols hereunto set his hand and seal the date above written.

Eli Nichol - seal
Attest - John W. Connelly
Daniel Nichols
State of Tennefsee
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me Robert S. Morris Clerk of the County Court of said county J. W. Conley and Daniel Nichols subscribing witnefses to the within deed of mortgage who being first sworn depose and say that they are acquainted [with] the foregoing named Eli Nichols the bargainer and that he acknowledged the same in their presence to be his act and deed upon the day it bears date Witnefs my hand at office this 6th day of August 1838

Robt S. Morris Clerk
Registered August 7th, 1838

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No. 20
James Pace to Alembert Crocker
Deed 89

This indenture made this 9th day of August in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight between James Pace of Rutherford County and state of Tennefsee of the one part and Lambert Crocker of the County of Rutherford and state of Tennefsee of the other part Witnefseth that the said James Pace for and in consideration of the sum of Five hundred and twenty dollars to him in hand paid by the said Lambert Crocker the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath given granted bargained sold aliened conveyed and confirmed and by these presents doth give grant bargain sell alien and confirm unto the said Lambert Crocker his heirs and afsigns forever a certain tract piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in the County of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee on the waters of Cripple Creek containing by estimation and survey 89 acres Begining at a stake in the south boundary line of the tract David Belew bought from Thomas Blair seven and three quarter poles east of the south west corner of the same a post oak and cedar being marked as pointers thence north thirty-nine poles to a stake thence north 56 � degrees west fifty-eight poles thence North 10 degrees west four poles to a stake then north 55 degrees west fifty six poles to a stake in an old road thence north 69 degrees West with said road ten poles to a stake in the west boundary line of a tract granted to said Bellew thence north with said line eight five poles to a [chiquiline ?] oak thence East ninety-two poles to a stake in a small glade ] thence south thence south [sic] eighty seven and a quarter poles to a stake thence south 41 degrees east eighty poles to a stake thence south forty six poles to cedar in the south boundary line of the Blair tract thence west with the same forty three and a quarter poles to the beginning containing eighty-nine acres be the same more or lefs to have and to hold the aforesaid land with all and singular the rights profits emoluments hereditments and appurtenances of in and to the same belonging or in any way appertaining to the only proper use benefit and behoof of him the said Alembert Crocker his heirs and afsigns forever and the said James Pace for himself and his heirs executors and administrators do covenant and agree to and with the said Alembert Crocker his heirs and afsigns that the before recited land and bargained premises will warrant and forever defend against the right titles interest and claim of all and every person or persons whomsoever in Witnefs whereof the said James Pace hath hereunto set his hand and afixed his seal the day and year first above written.

James Pace - seal
In presence of
[No witness signatures]
State of Tennefsee)
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me Robert S. Morris Clerk of the County Court of said County the within named James Pace the bargainer with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the within deed for the purposes therein contained Witnefs my hand at office this 9th day of August 1838 Robert S. Morris, Clerk

Registered August 10, 1838

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No. 21
James Pace to Morris H. Goodloe
Deed of Mortgage

Knowe all men by these presents that I James Pace of the County of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee for and in considerations of the sum of One Dollars to me in hand paid by Morris H. Goodloe of the said County and State and for other consideration hereinafter mentioned have given granted bargained and sold and do by these presents give grant bargain and sell unto the said Morris H. Goodloe one sorrel roan horse about twelve years old four head of cattle twenty six head of hogs Two feather beds to have and to hold the same to the only proper use and benefit of the said Morris H. Goodloe his heirs and afsigns forever in trust however and for the purposes hereafter mentioned and for no other viz Whereas the said Morris H. Goodloe is security for and in the Stay of Execution in favor of David M. Jaratt upon a judgment rendered before John W. Connelly Esqr about the seventh day of May last for about forty seven dollars and fifty one cents and costs of suit now if the said James Pace shall save harmlefs the said Morris Goodloe by paying and satisfying said judgment and costs on or before the 7th day of September next then this obligation to be void but if I should not pay and satisfy said judgment and costs on the said Seventh day of September then and in that case the said Mofes H. Goodloe is hereby vested with full power and authority to sell the above described property in any way he may think proper and apply the proceeds of said sale first to the payment of said judgment and costs and the surplus if any pay over to me given under my hand and seal this 11th day of August 1838.

James Pace
George Gordon
Samuel H. Hodge
State of Tennefsee)
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me Robert S. Morris Clerk of the County Court of said County the within named James Pace the bargainer with whom I am personally acquainted and that he acknowledged that he executed the within deed of mortgage for the purposes therein contained Witnefs my hand at office this 11th day of August 1838 Robert S. Morris, Clerk

Registered August 13th 1838

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[Margin note:] D. to John Yearwood Jr. October 9th, 1838
No. 60
Eli Nichols to William Pace
Deed of Mortgage

This Indenture made the twentieth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight, by and between Eli Nichols of the county of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee of the first part, and William Pace of the county and state aforesaid of the other part, whereas the said Eli Nichols is indebted to William Pace in the sum of one hundred and eighty three dollars and 16 cents in two notes of hand, the notes was executed the 2nd of February 1838, to fall due the 25th of December next, the said William Pace being willing to wait twelve months longer with the said Eli Nichols upon having his debts and interest secured, and the said Eli Nichols being willing to give him a certain afsurance that his money should be paid at the expiration of Twelve months from this date Therefore this Indenture Witnefseth that the said Eli Nichols as well in consideration of securing the said William Pace in the faithful payment of the debt & interest aforesaid as also the sum of one dollar to him the said Eli Nichols, in hand paid by the said William Pace, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath granted bargained sold transferred and afsigned and let over and by these presents doth grant, bargain, sell, afsign, transfer and let over unto the said William Pace, his heirs & afsigns a certain tract or parcel of land containing Two hundred and ten acres, situate lying and being in the County aforesaid, on the waters of Cripple Creek (There is a former deed of trust to Marman Spencer & Leiper Begining on a Cedar Jefse Thompsons N.W. corner thence south one hundred and twenty poles to a stake thence west thirty eight poles to a stake, thence west fifty five poles to a stake, thence west one hundred and fifty poles to two cedars, thence north one hundred and seventy poles to a post oak, thence East with Yearwoods line one hundred and sixty four poles to a black oak, thence south twenty poles to a stake, thence East sixty six poles to two cedars thence south eighty poles to a cedar, thence west to the begining. And also his household furniture one cupboard, one [Bureau?], one clock, and some other furniture too tedious to mention, also two head of horses, one sorrel mares and one clay bank filly and ten head of cattle, five milk cows and three calves, and two work steers and cart To Have and to hold the said land aforesaid property and each and every of them until the said William Pace his heirs and afsigns forever in trust however and to the intent and purpose that if the said two notes for the sum of one hundred and eight three dollars and 16 cents and all the lawful interest thereon are not well and truly paid before the expiration of Twelve months from this date by the said Eli Nichols or some other person for him then in that case the said William Pace shall advertise the said property real and personal for the span of twenty days in the newspapers printed in Murfreesboro and by written advertisement at four of the most public places in said county one of which shall be at the court house door of the county aforesaid, that he will expose to the highest bidder the said land and personal property on a particular day for ready money and after said sale to make a good and sufficient deed and bills of sale in fee for said property, conveying all the right and title the said Eli Nichols or his heirs may have in and to the same Provided neverthelefs that if the said money and interest should be paid before the day of sale herein mentioned then this Indenture to be wholly void and of no effect within law or Equity. In witnefs whereof the said Eli Nichols has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and date above written.

Eli Nichols - seal
J W Conley
Jefse Thompson
State of Tennefsee)
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me Robert S. Morris Clerk of the County Court of said County John W. Conley and Jefse Thompson subscribing witnefs to the foregoing deed of mortgage who being first sworn depose and say they are acquainted with the foregoing named Eli Nichols the bargainer and that he the same in their presence to be his act and deed upon the say it bears date Witnefs my hand at office this 21th day of September 1838 Robert S. Morris, Clerk

Registered September 21 1838

DB X:653
LDS FHL Microfilm #377688
No. 836
William Pace to Marmon Spencer
Deed 111 acres 74 poles

I William Pace of the County of Rutherford and State of Tennefsee for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred Dollars to me in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath bargained sold & conveyed and by these presents do bargain sell and convey unto Marmon Spender his heirs and afsigns the following described tract or parcel of land lying in said County on the waters of Cripple Creek. Beginning at a Cedar the north East corner of Daniel Nichols Survey, thence East fifty two poles to a Cedar Tuckers north west corner, thence south with his line one hundred and eight poles to his south west corner thence East with his line Eight three poles to a [chinqupine?] oak in his line, thence South with Yeardlys line seventy-two poles to a Cedar Thompsons corner, Thence west with said Thompsons line one hundred and ninety four poles to his north west corner, thence north with siad Nichols line forty three poles to a stake in his south Boundary line thence East with said line fifty seven poles to said Nichols South East corner thence north one hundred and fifty two poles to the beginning containing by estimation one hundred and eleven acres and 74 poles. To have and to hold to the said Marmon Spencer, his hears and afsigns forever, and I covenant with the said Marmon Spencer that I am lawfully seized of said land have a good right to convey the same and I bind myself, my heirs and afsigns to warrant and forever defend the title to the said land to the said Norman Spencer, his heirs and afsigns forever. Witnefs whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 30th day of March 1840

William Pace -seal
DB Nichols
Wm Spence
State of Tennefsee
Rutherford County)

Personally appeared before me Robert S. Morris Clerk of the County Court of said County the foregoing named William Pace the bargainer with whom am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the foregoing deed for the purposes therein contained. Witnefs my hand at office this 30th day of March, 1840 Robert S. Morris, Clerk

Registered March 30th 1840

DB Y:495
LDS FHL Microfilm #377688
No. 657
Samuel Fulks To William Pace
Bond

I Samuel Fulks bind myself to pay William Pace the sum of Three Thousand four hundred fifty dollars in currentbank notes of the State of Tennefsee the condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the said William Pace has this day purchased of me for One thousand and Seven hundred and twenty five dollars on the following payments to wit; for which his notes under Seal have been this day granted to me the first payment to fall due the 25th day of December Eighteen Hundred and thirty eight for five hundred dollars in current bank notes of the State of Tennefsee, the Second payment to fall due the 25th day of December Eighteen Hundred & Thirty nine for five hundred dollars in current bank notes of the State of Tennefsee; the Third payment to fall due the 25th of December Eighteen hundred & forty for two hundred and twenty five dollars in current bank note of the State of Tennefsee the fourth payment to fall due the 25th day of December Eighteen hundred and forty one for five hundred dollars in current bank notes of the State of Tennefsee for which notes under Seal have been this day executed to me a certain tract or parcel of land in Rutherford County on Cripple Creek district [?] [this is the last of this deed, page 496-498 is missing from the deed book].

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Pace, James died Apr. 6, 1888 News 37:256
Pace, James B. died July 3, 1910; News July 6 10:8
Pace, John E. - 87 - dies - son of a Mormon Battlion member Wednesday November 23, 1932 at St. George, Utah. Desert News 1932 No. 26, p. 4 sec. 2
Pace, William Byron (Mormon Bat) died June, 1907 News June 19/07:2

Obituary of William Franklin Pace
Transcribed by Melea Allen
Deseret News Vol. 25 page 656 of the Semi-weekly edition
LDS FHL Microfilm # 026,595

Died. At New Harmony, October 30, after a lingering illness, of neuralgia in the head, William Pace.

Deceased was born in Clark County, Georgia, July 3d, 1806; his parents emigrated to Tennessee, Rutherford County three years after, he embraced the Gospel in May, 1841: emigrated to Nauvoo in 1841., and suffered with the Saints in their persecutions: was called to be one of Brother Joseph Smith's police in 1843, and was ordained a seventy about the same time; emigrated to Council Bluffs, and furnished a son for the Battalion; afterward came with Brother Brigham Young's camp to the valleys in 1848, and was called on a mission to Provo: afterward moved to Spanish Fork, where he presided as Bishop; was called on a mission to Great Britain, which he honored for two years; was called on the Southern mission in 1862, and has since resided in New Harmony. He lived and died a Latter-day Saint, and was universally respected, and we trust will come forth in the first resurrection.

Obituary of James Pace
Deseret News Vol. 37
Page 256
May 2, 1988

Deaths: Pace - At Thatcher, Graham County, Arizona, April 6, 1888, after lingering illness, James Pace, aged nearly 77 years. He was born at Double Springs, Rutherford county, Tenn., June 15, 1811.

Obituary of Lucinda Gibson Strickland Pace
The St. George Union
March 13, 1897
Vol 10 No. 1 Page 3

Grandma Pace, relict of James Pace, and mother of our fellow townsman, John E. Pace, died yesterday and the funeral is being held today. She is nearly 92 years of age and leaves a numerous posterity and many friends to mourn her loss. Peace to her remains.

Obituary for William Byrum Pace
The Deseret Evening News
Wednesday June 19, 1907 page 2 col. 1
LDS FHL Film # 026,968

Provo Veteran Dead
General William B. Pace lays Down Life's Burden
(Special to the "News")
Provo, Utah County, June 19 -

General William Byron Pace, a veteran of the Nauvoo legion, Utah pioneer and a hero of numerous Indian compaigns is dead at the home of his son, Sydney A. Pace, in this city. Several years ago the deceased was stricken with paralysis from which he suffered up to the time of his demise.

Mr. Pace was a native of Tennessee, born at Murfreesboro, about 75 years ago. His parents joined the Church at an early day and for a time lived in Nauvoo. They were in the exodus to Utah. William enlisted in the Mormon Battalion, being but a mere lad and serving as a drummer boy. He served his full time of enlistment and then came to Utah. He was very active in military affairs, and when he retired, held the rank of brigadier general. He was prominent in civil affairs, beings a number of times a member of the legislature, served several terms as sheriff of Utah county and was many years a city councilor. During the latter years of his life he engaged in mining.

Mr. Pace is survived by a numerous family. The funeral will be held from the Utah stake tabernacle, Friday, commencing at 2 oclock.

Obituary for Epsy Jane Williams Pace
The Deseret Evening News
January 17, 1910 page 8
LDS FHL Film # 026,976

Death of Mrs. Wm. B. Pace

Provo, Jan. 17 - Mrs. Epsy J. Pace died at her home in this city yesterday morning from pleurisy and general debility incident to old age. The deceased was born in Illinois in 1831, and came to Utah with her parents, Mr. And Mrs. Alex Williams, and family in 1847. She was also a Provo pioneer, being one of the settlers of the Old Fort in 1849. Here she took an active part as nurse, and otherwise in the Indian fights which were experienced by the early settlers. Special reference to her bravery and fortitude at that time was made by Gen. William Kimball at an Indian war veterans' encampment held here, in which he credited her and others of the young women of the fort with being as brave as any of the men. Shortly after coming to Provo she married William B. Pace, now deceased. He had accompanied his father in the Mormon battalion although but 15 years of age, and later became prominent in Utah militia in its fights with the Indians, retiring with the office of Brigadier-general.

Mrs. Pace was an energetic woman, and of late years took great pride in recounting the experience of her early life as a pioneer. She leaves eight children and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren and other relatives.

Funeral services will be held in the Second ward meetinghouse Wednesday commencing at 1 o'clock.

Obituary for Wilson Daniel Pace
The Deseret Evening News
Monday November 6, 1899 Page 7, column 4
LDS FHL Film # 026,945

Thatcher, Arizona
Death of Wilson D. Pace
Youngest Member of the Famous Mormon Battalion
Special Correspondence

Thatcher, Graham Co., Arizo., Nov [3] - Elder Wilson D. Pace was laid to rest today in the Thatcher Cemetery. The funeral services were held at his newly purchased home in Thatcher, Arizona. Patriarch Samuel Claridge, Bishop John Taylor of Pima and Bishop I.E.D. Zundeloff Thatcher and Elder Andrew Kimball, president of the Stake were the speakers.

Brother Pace was born in Tennessee in 1832; moved to Nauvoo, and moved west with the Saints. Was employed in the Mormon Battalion as a waiter being but 15 years of age - not old enough to enlist; was the youngest member of the company. Came from California to Utah, becoming one of the first settlers. From Salt Lake he moved to Provo and subsequently to Spanish Fork, and later in fulfillment to a call to Dixie settled in Harmony, Washington county, Utah where he presided as Bishop for twenty years. Some years ago he moved part of his family to Nutrioso in the St. Johns Stake of Arizona, from which place he moved to Thatcher about one month ago.

Following a frontier life Brother Pace's health was badly impaired, his digestive organs and stomach failed to set longer. He leaves two families comprising twenty-three children. He was faithful to the Gospel and was respected by all who knew him.

Obituary of Martha Elmina (Pace) Pearce
Unknown Paper, 1924

HONORED PIONEER RESTS IN SWEET SLEEP

Washington, Feb. 3 - Funeral services were held here in the Ward hall for Sister Martha Elmina Pace Pearce, who died Thursday morning, Jan. 29 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W.A. McCullough, at Provo Bench. The house was tastefully decorated, the casket being covered with beautiful floral emblems sent by her loving friends and relatives. Music was furnished by the ward choir under the direction of Frank Staheli. The sons were "Tho' Deepening Trials throng your Way," "O, My Father" and "I Need Thee Every Hour". The [ ] were Elders W.A. McCullough, Pres. Edw. H. Snow and Thomas P. Cottam, of St. George and Bishop A.A. Paxman. All spoke of the beautiful character and the steadfast life of the deceased and told of the many trials she passed through in early days, how she labored always to help build up and improve this Dixie country and of the many sacrifices made by her and her husband for the gospel's sake. Opening prayer was by Elder Jos. T. Atkin of St. George; benediction by Bp. Calvin Hall. Interment was made in the city cemetery by the side of her husband, Col. John D.L. Pearce, the grave being dedicated by Elder William Tobler. The large turn out to the services showed the love and esteem held for Sister Pearce in this, her home town. There were quite a number of friends and relatives present from the surrounding settlements.

Biographical Sketch. Martha E. Pace Pearce was born at Shelbyville, Ill. April 15, 1840, a daughter of James and Lucinda Gibson Strickland Pace and was only a small child at the time of the Nauvoo trials and expulsion. Had a vivid recollection of the Prophet Joseph Smith; also remembered crossing the Mississippi river on a flat boat in February, 1846, and travelled by ox team to Pisgah, where the family remained until 1847 while the father and eldest brother went with the Mormon Battalion. They then moved to St. Joseph, Mo., where they prepared equipment, etc., to cross the plains and join the Saints in the valley of the Rocky mounts. They arrived at Petenueet creek Oct. 20, 1850 where the father soon put up a comfortable log home. Later the town was named Payson in honor of this good mane and pioneer, James Pace. There Martha grew to young womanhood amid the trials incident to pioneer life, and was married April 2, 1857, to John D.L. Pearce, another pioneer who was called that fall to go to Echo canyon to guard the pass against Johnston's army that was sent out by the Government to exterminate the Saints. This trip was only the beginning of the trials of the young bride, as she was called upon to bid her solider husband goodby many times in the strenuous years that followed their early married life, as he was an active leader in defending the lives and homes of the early settlers of this state both in Utah county and in the Dixie country, where they were called in 1861 to help settle and build up Dixie. They both labored hard and fought the many disadvantages of that hard Dixie mission. During the building of the St. George temple, Sister Pearce prepared meals for 10 men all one winter while they worked on the temple, always doing her part cheerfully and pleasantly with a smile and a kind word for everyone. She was the mother of 12 children; nine of whom grew to maturity; buried two grown sons here in Washington, Hyrum dying in 1893 and Sidney in 1896; was president of the Washington ward Primary for many years. She was always kind and cheerful and her keen sense of humor and ready wit bridged many trials and disappointments and turned many near tragedies into farce. Sister Pearce was ever staunch in her testimony of the truth of the faith of the Gospel of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Her husband died in 1909 since which time she has made her home with her children in Utah and Idaho.

She is survived by the following sons and daughters: Mrs. W.A. McCullough, Provo Bench; John H. Pearce, Ornish; Mrs. S.D. Warner, Provo; Mrs. Heber Barron, Buhl, Idaho; Mrs. Ruth Roylance, Hazleton, Idaho; Lamar Pearce, Iron Springs, and William Pearce of Washington. 48 grandchildren and 67 great-grandchildren, also survive. One brother and two sisters are still living. John E. Pace and Amanda P. Sorenson of St. George and Mrs. Margaret Rawson of Ogden.

Death Notice of Elizabeth Pace
The Central Georgian
Newspaper dated September 20, 1853
at page 3:
DIED, IN THIS COUNTY ON Monday, the 12st inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Pace, wife of John C. Pace and daughter of Judge Bryant Oquinn.

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James Pace
Rutherford County Tennessee Record Books 1-6
LDS FHL Microfilm #0380487
Record Book 3, page 59-61:
Inventory of the personal property of James Pace Deceased May the 4th 1815:
Five heard horses
Fourteen head of Cattle
Thirty eight head of hogs
Eight head of sheep
Waggon & Gears
Five beds & furniture
Three pots, one oven
Two pewter dishes & six pewter plates
Five knives and five forks
One man's saddle & one womans saddle
Three pewter basons
Six cups & five saucers
One Bowl one jug & one Bottle
One flax wheel & two cotton wheels
One chest & seven chairs
Two pare cotton cards
one pair saddle bags
One barshear plough
Four axes
Two hoes one mattock & two iron wedges
One handsaw one [auger] & two chifsels
Nineteen Geese and fifteen ducks
One tub & four pails
One loom One Slay & harnefs
One Table & looking Glafs
One button pot & pitcher
Twelve spoons three tumblers & coffee pot
One flat [iron ] & churn
one lock chain
One [howel ] & [harness?]
One saddle
Three stirrups Irons
The following is a true statement of the money -
Fifty dollars- $50.00
Also one note of John Thompson - 7.50
Also one on [Gentry] - 11.00
Also one an William Rufsel - 5.00
The six of the Dollars that Gentry owes in getting Rails for repairing the fence the others five is to be money.
Amount of Sale of Capt James Pace's property as returned to October term 1815, August the 12 1815

		$ Cents
1 Pair Stretchers	[Caswil] Tucker	1.18 3/4
1 Pair chains & [ ]	Owen Ferguson	1.25
1 Log Chain	John Bradley	7.00
2 Pair hip straps	Jas W. Stewart	.50
1 handsaw	William Pace	2.54 1/4
1 Pair Stretchers	George Wallace	1.18 3/4
1 [? Plane]	William Pace, Jr.	.31 3/4
1 Bridle & stirrup irons in [Sh?]	Jas Hale	.43 3/4
2 Chifsels	John Deny	.45
1 auger & drawing knife	1.31 1/4
1 Broad Axe	William Pace, Jr.	1.81 1/4
1 Howel	Dito - do - do	.41
1 lot of tools & plough	Maryanne Pace	13.75
1 Feather Bed & furniture	Elizabeth Pace	25.01 1/4
1 Ditto - Dito - Dito	Nancy Pace	25.51 1/4
1 Ditto - Do - Do	Alex Watkins	18.12 1/2
1 linen wheel	Barry Strickland	3. 1/4
1 Cotton wheels	Do - Do	2. 1/4
1 Ditto Ditto	Do Do	1.62 1/4
1 Bed & Furniture	Maryanne Pace	29.00
1 Do, do	William [Cossile]	13 07 1/2
One Cupboard & furniture	Maryanne Pace	14.50
One pewter dish	George P. Wallace	1.15
1 Pott	Sherwood Stroud	2.06 1/4
2 Potts one oven	Maryanne Pace	2.00
13 head hogs	John Davidson	13.93
1 Brindle Steer	Saml Wallace	10.42 1/2
1 cow & calf	Owen Ferguson	12.50
1 Pided Heifer	Maryanne Pace	4.00
1 white back cow & calf	John Stroud	14.00
1 Pided bull	James Landers	7.06 1/2
1 Pided Steer	Harrison [Wittingson]	7.00
1 Pided Steer	Saml Kelton	5.00
8 [Shoats]	Maryanne Pace 75 cents each	6.00
1 Gray Horse	William Rufsel	35.06 1/4
1 Sorrell filly	William Johnson	12.31 1/4
1 Ewe & 2 lambs	John Bellash	7.75
1 Do & 1 lamb	William Simpson	5.51
3 Sheep	Maryanne Pace	6.00
1 Waggon & gear	Maryanne Pace	33.06 1/4
1 pare chains	Kitcheon Freeman	3.75
1 Saddle	Saml Wallace	3.50
1 side Saddle	Maryanne Pace	3.50
1 loom	Maryanne Pace	4.00
1 Chest	Do Do	1.00
1 Pare Saddle Bag		3.25
6 Chairs	Maryanne Pace	2.56 1/4
13 Ducks	Do Do	1.00
9 head Geese	Do Do	4.50
10 Head Ditto	Tho Taylor	6.00
1 Gray mare	John Wallace	26.50
1 Mare	Maryann Pace	41.00
1 side saddle	Do Do	14.00

Record Book 3, page 73: Maryanne Pais's years allowance as returned to October term 1815

John Davidson Samuel Killough & George P. Wallace met and being duly sworn to lay off one years provisions for Maryann Pace widdow of James Pace Dec'd & family. Proceed to allow her 300 Bushels corn also 1200 lb pork the use of three milch cows one horse, one barrell salt which she has lately got, also 30 lbs sugar & 8 lbs coffee also one hundred & fifty weight flour.

John Davidson
Samuel Killough G.P. Wallace
Sworn before me
Danl Bowman JP

Record Book 4, page 112:
Settlement of the Estate of James Pace dec'd returned to March Term 1818

By virtue of an order to us directed from the worshipful County Court of Rutherford to make settlement with Mary Ann Pace administratrix of James Pace dec'd and to report the same to March term of said court 1818. We have examined the accounts of said Mary Ann Pace and find her chargeable as follows with the sum of $438.07 1/4 We also find her entitled to a credit for notes paid and receipts and other vouchers to the amt of $205.04 1/2. [total:] $233.03 1/4

James L. Jetton
James Sharpe
Commissioners

John Pace
Rutherford County Tennessee Record Books 1-6
LDS FHL Microfilm #0380487
Record Book 3, page 105:
Inventory of the personal property of John Pace Deceased May 4, 1815 returned to October term 1815
Three head of horses
Five head of cattle
Seventeen head of hogg
Two beds & furniture
One cotton wheel & cards
One pot & one oven
One table & four chairs
Six pewter plates
One earthen dish
One tubb & three pails
Seven Spoons
One plough & one of gears
One axe and one hoe
four quail & four ducks
One loom and slay & harnefs
Five knives & four forks
One teapot & pitcher
One Churn
The following is a true statement of the sale of the estate of John Pace deceased are as follows
One horse sold at orleans $20.25
One sow & pigs sold to Kinchen Pace 2.50
Four dollars received for [shingles?] 4.00
Which money I give for [toll?]
One pair pantaloons sold to Lewis Shop 1.50
Clothing sold at orleans 4.00
Sarah Pace Administratrix

Britton Pace
Rutherford County Tennessee Record Books 1-6
LDS FHL Microfilm #0380487
Record Book 6, page 100
Inventory and account of sales of the estate of Britton Pace, dec'd return to April Term 1825 sold 24th January 1825

1 bed	Rebecca Pace	$4.00
1 bed	Do Do	3.00
1 side saddle	Do Do	6.00
1 Pr saddle wallets	Wm. Stanfield	2.43 3/4
1 man's saddle	Jonathan Maden	11.561/4
Chains & collar	Jonathan Hall	3.061/4
Chains & collar	Smith Armstrong	3.061/4
1 single tree	James Hilton	.81 1/4
1 bridle	George McCracken	1.18 3/4
1 Bridle	Eli McCracken	.31 1/4
Drawing knife & 2 chifsels	Smith Armstrong	1.25
3 horse shoes &co.	Eli McCracken	.56 1/4
1 ax	Garrison Parker	3.06 1/4
1 ax	William Driver	3.12 1/2
Shaving tools	John Wilson	.81 1/4
3 chairs	Rebecca Pace	1.12 1/2
1 Iron Wedge	John Bradley	1.50
1 pot & oven & Shovel	Rebecca Pace	2.50
1 lot cooper ware	Do Do	1.00
1 chest	Do Do	1.00
1 mare	Do Do	90.00
1 Colt	Jonathan [Hale or Hall]	37.25
1 Cow	John McCauley	8.50
1 Cow	David [Hale or Hall]	8.00
2 yearlings	Adam Bruer	5.25
1 cow	Rebecca Pace	8.00
1 yearling	Elijah Higginbotham	3.06
4 hogs first choice	William Pace	18.00
4 hogs second choice	Do Do	18.00
4 hogs third choice	Eli McCracken	11.12 1/2
4 hogs fourth choice	John Wilson	8.81 1/4
4 hogs fifth choice	Do Do	7.76
5 hogs sixth choice	Do Do	6.18 3/4
1 sowe	William Stanfield	5.31 1/4
2 sheeps 1 choice	Elijah Higginbotham	4.40
3 sheep 2 choice	Do Do	4.80
1 plough	James Hilton	3.37 1/2
1 plough	William Stanfield	2.25
3 chairs	Jonathan Maden	1.50
1 pickling tub	William Stanfield	.80
1 churn	George McCracken	.62
1 half bushel & crop	Adam Burner	.63
1 grind stone	Obed Rawsey	2.14 1/2
1 Barrel	Jonathan Maden	.12 1/2
1 Barrel	William Stanfield	.26
1 hat	Jonathan Maden	.56 1/4
1 Table	William Pace	1.00
1 Loom	Do Do	4.00
1 sheep	Jonathan Maden	.15
1 Cupboard	Do Do	9.00
1 stack of oats	Do Do	5.82
1 shuck pen	Do Do	.37 1/2
1 bee stand	William Pace	1.50
2 geese	Do Do	.25
1 wheel	Rebecca Pace	.37

We certify that the above is a just and true amount of Britton Paces sale of property.
Hiram Tennison
William Pace Adm.
Recorded 25 May 1825.

Last Will and Testament of James Pace
Graham County, Arizona
In the name of God Amen

I James Pace of the town of Thatcher county of Graham Territory of Arizona being of sound mind and memory do make publish and declare this my last will and testament in manner following, that is to say First I give and bequeath to Ann Pace the west half of my homestead consisting of 80 acres situate on the north east quarter of section 2 also the water right in central canal belonging to sed land also my two cows and two mares. To be accepted and received by her in lieu of dower, and at her death the property is to become the property of Ella Pace and Orlando Jolley Second I give and devise to Frank O. Tyler the east half of my homestead consisting of eighty acres situated on the north east quarter of section 2 to have and to hold sed premises above described his heir, and assigns forever Lastly. I do hereby nominate and appoint Frank O. Tyler and R.K. Jolley to be executers of this my last will and testament.

In witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 21 day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty eight.
James Pace

The above instrument consisting of one sheat was at the date thereof signed sealed published and declared by the sed James Pace as and for his last will and testament in presence of us who at his request and in his presence and in presence of each other have subscribed our names as witness thereto
Samuel Claridge, residing at Thatcher
Hyrum Brinkerhoff Residing at Thatcher

Washington County Utah Probate Records 1880-1897

Index to Probate records and Probate Records F and G
Those listed in Index, but not reviewed because they are in Book H:
Julia A. McDonald Pace: H:231, H:242, H;275; H:276; H:277; H:284; H:298
W.D. Pace: H:338; H:348; H:355, H:356; H:357; H:365; H:406
Margaret N. Pace: G:43; G:50; G:51; G:78; G:79; G:80; G:112; G:120; G:144; G:145, G:168
L.A. (Lemuel) Pace and James F. Pace appointed administrators G:43; G:50

Margaret died intestate on 21 Sept. 1887. G:50 Bonds by James F. Pace of New Harmony; L.A. Pace and Francis G. Taylor of New Harmony G:50 Heirs: Wilson D. Pace, Harvey A. Pace, John A. Pace, William F. Pace, Harriet Root, Annie Pace and Maud Pace the three latter grandchildren of said deceased G:145. In the Probate Court in and for the County of Washington and Territory of Utah

Estate of Margaret Pace
In the matter of the Estate of ) Decree of Distribution of Estate
Margaret N. Pace, Deceased )

L.A. Pace and James F. Pace, the administrators of the Estate of Margaret N. Pace, Deceased, having on the second day of January A.D. 1891 filed in this Court their petition setting forth that all their accounts have been finally settled and praying for and order of distribution of the residue of said Estate among the persons entitled . . . particularly described and now remaining in the hands of said administrators amounting to Thirteen Hundred and Forty Dollars and Ninety five cents ($1340.95) be and the same is hereby distributed as follows to wit:TO WILSON DANIEL PACE

Eleven (11) acres and one Hundred and Fifty (150) rods of Farming Land at Harmony $262.50< Viz West .50 of Lot Two Block one Harmony Townsite survey containing 3 acres, 2 roads and 22 perches. Also part of the NW14 of NE1/4 of SW1/4 of Section 22 in Township 39 Range 13 W. Salt Lake Meridian (7 acres, 1 rood and 32 perches in the above)
TO JOHN A. PACE

An undivided one fourth (1/4) interest in Lot number Two (2) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey. $84.38.
An undivided one fourth (1/4) interest in Lot number one (1) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey $17.06.
1 Horse - $100.00
Merchandise - 17.98
2 [?] Calico Quilts - 53.00
Total - $272.42

TO HARVEY A. PACE

An undivided on fourth interest in Lot number Two in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey $84.38
An undivided one-fourth interest in Lot number one (1) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey $17.06
1 Horse - $75.00
Stock in Harmony and Kanarra Stock Herd - 25.00
1 Watch $5; 4 Blankets - $12.50 - 17.50
1 Feather Bed - 16.87
5 Delanie Quilts - 17.50
5 chairs and Stand - 10.50
[Lovings] Mirror and Table - 6.00
Total - 269.81

TO WILLIAM F. PACE

An undivided one fourth interest in Lot number Two (2) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey - $84.38
An undivided one fourth interest in lot number one(1) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey - 97.06
1 Horse - $100.00
Interest in Harmony Sheep Herd -15.64
Wardrobe - $26.35- Bureau $25.00: 51.35
Total - $268.43

TO HARRIET ROOT

An undivided one twelfth (1/12) interest in Lot number Two (2) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey $28.13
An undivided one twelfth (1/12) interest in Lot number one (1) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey $5.68
Interest in Harmony and Kanarra Stock Herd - $23.30
1 Feather Bed, $16.89 1 Bedstead 5.62: 22.49
18 yards Carpet 4.50 8 pictures and map of ~ 1.50
Total - $91.10

TO ANNE PACE

An undivided one twelfth (1/12) interest in Lot number Two (2) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey - $28.13
An undivided one twelfth (1/12) interest in Lot number one (1) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey - $5.68
Interest in Kanarra and Harmony Stock Herd - 23.30
1 Woollen Quilts $19.50 1 Bedstead $5.62: 23.12
1 clock $4.00, Pitcher and Tumblers $1.75: 5.75
Mirror and ornaments 20 cups and saucers 1.75: 3.75

Total - $89.73

TO MAUD PACE

An undivided one twelfth (1/12) interest in Lot number Two (2) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey - $28.13
An undivided one twelfth (1/12) interest in Lot number one (1) in Block number one (1) Harmony Town Survey - $5.68
Interest in Kanarra and Harmony Stock Herd - 23.30
Merchandise $7.00 4 bedspread 9- 16.00
1 Log Cabin $5.00 Plates $2.25: 7.25
Fire Irons $2 Rugs 4.50: 6.50
Total - $86.86

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LDS Records

File Index to Some Members of LDS Church

Card #364 PACE, James, Jr (1811-1888)
Birth: Where: Rutherford Co., Tenn
Father: James Pace, Sr.
Mother: Mary Ann Loving
Spouse:
Married: Where:

Card #543 Book 1
Name in full Pace, Lucinda
When born 15 June 1805
Where born Abbysville Co., South Carolina
when died
when blessed
when baptized 15 Dec 1855 Where Payson, Ut
Baptized by C.B. Hancock
When married to
Father
Mother
Record No. 198 Page 6

Card #546
Name Pace - Lucinda
When born 17 June 1805
Where born So. Carolina
Father Warren O. Strickland
Mother Polly
Date of blessing 10 Jan. 1848
Place of blessing Nauvoo, Ill.

Recorded Historians Office, Patriarchal Blessing Vol 4 page 180

Payson Ward Records

James Byron Pace: born: 31 May 1860 Payson, Utah, Utah
Parents: Mary Jane Fairbanks and W[arren] S[ydney] Pace
Baptized: 1 June 1871 by W. Whitehead; confirmed 1 June 1871 C. March (#1293)

John Ezra Pace: born: Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois 12 July 1845
Baptism: 2 Sept 1851 by B. Cross; confirmed 2 Sept. 1851 B. Cross, D. Fairbanks, J.

Margaret Angeline Pace: born: Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois 14 Sept 1842?
Baptism: 2 Sept 1851 by B. Cross; confirmed 2 Sept 1851 by David Fairbanks, J. Pace, B. Cross

Sidney David Pace: Father: Warren Sidney; Mother: Mary Jane Fairbanks
Mary Lucretia Pace: bo 26 Dec 1863 Payson, Utah, Utah
Parents: Mary Jane Fairbanks and Warren S. Pace
Blessed 21 Mar 1864 by J.B. Fairbanks and others
Born 1 Jan 1858 Payson, Utah, Utah
Baptism: 1 Aug 1867 by Thomas Jackson; confirmed 1 Aug 1867 by G.E. Daniels

Wanda? Lucinda Pace: born: St. Joseph, Buchannon, Missouri, 18 Feb. 1850
Blessed: 2 Sept 1851 by B. Cross, J. Pace, D. Fairbanks
Warren Sydney Pace: b. 28 Dec 1837 Shelby, Illinois

Links, Books and Other References

Pace Society of America, Inc.
They have many books and references
Membership is currently $25.00 per year, and anyone researching any branch of the Pace Family should consider joining
Website: Pace Society of America, Inc.

John Doyle Lee, Zealot, Pioneer Builder, Scapegoat
by Juanita Brooks
ISBN 0-87421-162-X
First published (1972)
Republished: Utah State University Press, Logan, Utah (1992)
References to Paces:
Anna : 382
Byron : 90,134
Harvey : A:52
James : 73, 85, 90, 97, 129, 157
Jones E. : 360
Patsy : 50
William : 92
Wilson D: 52, 90, 382

The Mountain Meadows Massacre
By Juanita Brooks
Library of Congress Catalog Card No.: 62-18053
ISBN #0-8061-0549-6 (cloth)
ISBN #0-8061-2318-4 (pbk.)
First published: 1950
Republished: University of Oklahoma Press :Norman and London (1991)
Pace, William : 184
NOTE: This is James' brother. A more detailed account of this is in Gordon Wright's book and "Mormonism Unveiled or the Life and Confessions" of John D. Lee by John D. Lee

The Mormon Battalion U.S. Army of the West, 1846-1848
by Norma Baldwin Ricketts
ISBN 0-87421-216-2 (Cloth)
ISBN 0-87421-215-4 (paper)
Utah State University Press, Logan Utah 84322-7800 (1996)
Pace, James, Lt. 19, 27, 43, 55, 60, 123, 147-48. 152, 159, 171, 174, 176, 178, 180-81, 321, 328
Pace, William 180

Mormonism Unveiled or the Life and Confessions of John D. Lee
by John D. Lee
Publisher: St. Louis: Bryan, Brand and Company New York: W.H. Stelle and Co. 1878
Pages:
James Pace: 116, 182, 183, 185, 189, 198, 260, 264
William Pace: 116, 118, 121, 131, 144, 166, 206, 207
Miles Anderson [husband of Nancy Pace]: 121

On The Mormon Frontier, The Diary of Hosea Stout, Volumes 1 and 2
by Hosea Stout
Edited by Juanita Brooks
University of Utah Press, Utah State Historical Society
Pace:
James: 48, 53, 54, 56, 59, 60, 82, 110, 140, 156 fn. 34, 188, 300 fn. 67; capt. Of Ten, 98; adopted son J.D.Lee, 178 fn.50; lieut. Mormon Battalion, 187
William B: 562, 642, sergeant of guard Summer Quarters, 270

History of James Pace Born June 15, 1811- Died April 6, 1888
by Gordon H. Wright
Self-Published October 25, 1995
LDS FHL Book No. 929.273 P114w

Guide to Mormon Diaries and Autobiographies
by Davis Bitton
Brigham Young University Press, Provo, Utah
LDS FHL Book #922.85 G624b

Under Dixie Sun
A History of Washington County By Those Who Loved Their Forebears
Washington County Chapter D.U.P.
LDS FHL Book #979.248 U235d
Pace:
Amanda : 72
Ann Moriah Redd Pace : 137
Harvey A. : 134, 137 and Page 20 of the Acknowledgments
Henry A : Acknowledgments page 21
J.W. : 307
James : 90, 133, 135
Jim : 190
Jim F. : 137
John W. : 307
L.A. : 137
Margaret Evans Pace : 137
Vinnie Pace Rohner : 137
William : 133, 134, 135, 137
Wilson Daniel : 135, 137 and page 21 of the Acknowledgments
Photographs: William and Moriah 136(a); Jim 136(b); Harvey 136(b)

Our Colonial Ancestors 1619-1799
Pace the Roll of Honor
Both by Bruce Howard and both self-published
Publisher: Specialty Publishing and Printing, Box 414, Quitman, Miss.
May, 1999 address to order book:
Bruce A. Howard
P.O. Box 414
Quitman, MS 39355

Peteetneet Town A History of Payson, Utah
By: Madolina Cloward Dixon
LDS FHL Book #979.224 P619d

New Mexico Historical Review
July, 1967 Vol 42:3 and October, 1967 Vol 42:4
"Diary of the Mormon Battalion Mission" by John D. Lee
Edited by Juanita Brooks
This is the trip with James Pace and Howard Egan to re-join the Battalion after the death of Lt. Col. Allen

Life Histories of some ancestors of Bud Zollinger
By Susan A. Zollinger Beddes
Self-published
LDS FHL Book No. 929-273 Z75ba
Includes various Pace Society of America Bulletins and biographies from the LDS Church.
Also has information taken from a book belonging to Nancy Barron

St. George, Utah Original Pioneers
December 1, 1861-May 10, 1869
By: Roberta Blake Barnum and Paul Peine
1999 - apparently self-published - there is no publishing information
Pace, James Jr and Wives Page 473
Pace, John Ezra and Wives Page 475
Pace, Phoebe Ann Covington Page 476
Pace, William Byram and Wives Page 477

They Called My Dad John I.
By Howard Pace
Self-published 1983
John I. is John Ivans Pace, a son of John Ezra Pace.

Uncle Will Tells His Story
By Juanita Brooks
Taggart and Company, Inc. Salt Lake City, Utah 1970
Pace:
Andrew 114
Bert 113
Caddie [Pheobe Ann Covington Pace] 45
George 114
John E. 4, 7, 45
John W. (Dub) 61, 213
Dub and Dode 110, 112-115, 140, 167, 223
Julia 45
Walter 166

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Pace family research done by Valerie J. Tice unless otherwise noted.
Pace Family Website Address: http://www.familyperkins.com/genealogy

E-mail me at: searcher012@hotmail.com
This family page last updated: April 16, 2003

Pace, James O.	W M 22		Married	Laborer	Utah	Tenn	England
Nancy	W F 21	Wife	Married	Keeping House	Utah	Ohio	Virginia
Electy	W F 2	Dau			Utah	Utah	Utah
Debethy?	W F 6/12*	Dau			Utah	Utah	Utah

Bride	Groom	Date	COUNTY	Bondsmith	Witness	Bond No.
Amey	Solomon Strickland	19 Sep 1764	Edgec.	Jacob (x) Strickland	Tho. Cavenah	000045250
Anne Eliza	Leonard Rhodes	08 Mar 1852 m. 09 Mar 1852 by James M. Terrell JP	Wake	Archd G. Rhodes	James Marriot	000157265
Beady	Rubin Williamson	06 May 1867	Wake		JJ Ferrell Cl.	000159327
Betsey	William Reddish	11 Dec 1813	Wake	Green B. Alford	M. Cooke	000157212
Clary	Henry Leopard	05 Mar 1816	Wake	William Reddish	N.J. Price	000155281
Edith	Thomas H. Gardner	07 Aug 1849	Guilford	Jonathan B. Gar	John M. Logan	000055554
Edney	Thomas Ozment, Jr.	18 Oct. 1841	Guilford	John C. Kenedy	John M. Logan	C000058463
Eliza Ann	Jesse Peoples	28 Sep 1841	Wake	Solomon Pace	Jas. T. Marriott	000156697
Elizabeth	John Frazier	12 Nov 1842	Guilford	Stephen Hussey	Green Morgan	JP000055418
Elizabeth	John Fason	18 Mar 1817	Wake	Zasop Fason	B.A. Barham	000153034
Elizath	William Reddish	24 Jul 1811	Wake	Ellsworth Vande	Wm Hill	000157211
Jane	Gray J. Rhodes	01 Dec 1855 m. 04 Dec. 1855 By R.S. Perry, JP	Wake	Joseph R. Lee	Thomas J. Utley	000157249
Jane Ellen	James W. Upchurch	24 Nov 1860 m. 25 Nov. 1860 by R.S. Perry, JP	Wake	James A. Temple	Thomas J. Utley	000158738
Jaquilin	John W. Radcliff	13 Apr 1825	Warren	Robt D. Starke	M.M. Drake	000162390
Lily	William Ingram	25 Dec. 1822	Haywood	Dillard Love		000065636
Lively	William N. Lithcoe	17 May 1850	Guilford	Jackson Lithcoe	John M. Logan	000057366
Louisa	Dempsey Taylor	05 Apr 1843	Nash	German -x- Eatm	Saml Brown	000086853
Lucresy	Benjamin Fason	07 Feb 1821	Wake	Zadoc Fason	S.H. Pullen	000153038
Lucy	Volentine Roles	25 Apr 1820	Wake	Timothy Barham	S.H. Pullen	000157513
Lucy	Williams, Wyatt	25 Feb 1867 m. 26 Feb. 1867 by Wm. M. Hayes Col.	Wake	Fedrick Harpe	JJ Ferrell, Cl.	000159328
Margaret Ann	James E. Jones	Not stated	Polk	None	B.T. Morris, Reg.	000110167
Martha	Ira Jackson Bagwell	17 Aug 1839	Wake	Green B. Bagwell	A. Williams	000151218
Martha	James Young	28 Dec 1852	Wake	John C. Marriott	None	000159595
Marthy	Emanuel Perry	31 Jan 1831	Franklin	Pitsy Upchurch	S. Patterson	000048577
Mary	J.R. Rhodes	09 Aug 1870	Polk	None	S. Waldrop, Reg.	000110250
Mary H.	Wootson Bolton	04 Jul 1846	Wake	Wm H. High	Jas T. Marriott	000151667
Milberry	Griffin Tilman	20 Jul 1837	Franklin	William Lewis	S. Patterson	000047614
Nancy	William Medlin	18 Oct 1828	Franklin	Elias May	S. Patterson	000048272
Nancy	David Ferrell	27 Mar 1816	Wake	Jeremiah Rhodes	B.S. King	000153066
Nancy	Willis Wall	07 Dec 1798	Wake	Paschal Roberts	J. Rice	000158891
Nancy	Kimol Weathers	29 Dec 1835	Wake	Lewis Dufree	A. Williams	000159032
Nancy C.	Holden Willis	05 Dec 1856 m. 18 Dec 1856 by R.S. Perry, JP	Wake	George W. Lowery	Thomas J. Utley	000154120
Patsey (Dau of Jeremiah R. Pace, Esqr.)	Moses Starrett	13 April 1833	Macon	George McClur	John Hall Clk	000078094
Patsey	Abner Jarvis	09 Oct 1812	Surry	Lewis Jarvis	None	000145463
Patsey	Solomon Lowery	15 May 1815	Wake	Hardy Lowery	B.S. King	000155415
Patsey	Peters Randolph	24 Dec 1799	Warren	John Randolph	Shd Green	000162399
Patsy	Tomson Bunch	17 Jun 1799	Wake	Jeremiah Rhodes	Lewis Greene	000151991
Patty	David Jarnagan	[08] Feb 1789	Franklin	Seth Mabry	G. Hill, C.C.	000047942
Polley	Richard Upchurch	14 Sep 1796	Franklin	Richard Upchurch	G. Hill Jr	000046543
Rilda	Mathew J. Deans	15 Dec 1860 m. 22 Dec 1860 by P. Godwin JP	Johnston	None	Thos B. Snead	000067542
Ruthy	Tilmon Griffin	24 Jul 1824	Franklin	William Lewis	S. Patterson	000047613
Sally	Arthur Wall	13 May 1803	Waker	James Pace	S. Turner	000158867
Sarah	Jerrymiah Price	06 Oct 1855 m. XX Oct 1855 by E.G. Foster, JP	Polk	A.B. Warde	E.G. Foster, JP	000110240
Selah or Celia Ann	Iavan Morrison	11 Aug 1853 m. 13 Aug 1853 by James Rowland JP	Macon	No Bondsman	J.K. Gray Clk	000077755
Veney	William Williams	25 Jun 1849	Franklin	T.N. Carlile	Y.	Patterson 000049330
Milly Bray	Alfred	21 Sep 1817	Surry	Moses Bray		000146657
Zilpha Hall	Alsay	21 Sep 1820	Johnston	James Carrell	RH Sanders	00069128
Cassandra Dean	Alsey	06 Mar 1836	Johnston	Hiram Chamblee	B.S. Utley	000069127
Zilphey Batten	Bartly	15 Jan 1850	Johnston	Henry Starling	H.I. Bell	000069129
Kitty Wall	David	07 Mar 1810	Wake	Nelson Wall	R. Smith	000156454
Sarah Walker	Edmund	25 Dec 1784	Surry	David Bray	None	000146658
Elizabeth Mitchell	Elias R.	08 Feb 1856 m. 21 Feb 1856 by Jos. Fowler, Jr. JP	Wake	James Stephens	Jas A Moore	000156455
Mary Kirk	Elisha	26 Apr 1820	Stokes	John Morgan	D. Stockton	000140749
Sarah Walker	George	27 Oct 1784	Wake	Josiah Walker	J. Rice	000156456
Mary F. Utley	H.V.	09 Apr 1859 m. 09 Apr 1859 by R.S. Perry JP	Wake	R.S. Perry	J.D. Pullen	000156458
A.E. Young	H.V.	14 Dec 1865 m. 17 Dec 1865 by R.S. Perry JP	Wake	Wm. H. Pace	Junius Ferrell	000156457
Susanah Kimes	Hardy	22 Sep 1807	Randoph	Daniel Underwood	J. Brower	000113685
Temperance Murray	Jackson	08 Jun 1858 m. 11 Jun 1858 by J.G. Dicky JP	Almance		John Faucett CC	000000276
Elizabeth Hackney	James	24 Oct 1851 m 26 Oct 1851 by Wm. Linberry	Chatham	W.P. Taylor	S.L. Riddle	000020278
Anna Perry	James	23 Oct 1833	Franklin	Thomas K. Pace	S. Patterson	000048469
Levina Fowler	James	20 Nov 1800	Wake	Willis Wall	Lewis Greene	000156459
Alcy Williams	James	26 Dec 1838	Wake	Joshua Kelly	A. Williams	000156462
Jencey Dean	James	31 Jan 1821	Wake	Jno. Dunn	John M. Brasfield	000156461
Emma Holding	James M.	22 Dec 1847	Wake	J.W. Hutchins	James T. Marriott	000156466
Martha Hutchins	James M.	27 Dec 1838	Wake	Solomon Pace	Richard P. Finch	000156465
Mary J. Hagens (Col.)	James M. (Col.)	20 Dec 1865	Wake	L.W. Hood	Junius Ferrell	000156464
Ara Ann Holding	James M.	14 Nov 1857 m. 15 Nov 1857 by Wm J Eddins JP	Wake	Kimbrel R. Weath	Thomas J. Utley	000156463
Edney Batten	John	22 Dec 1821	Johnston	Levy Yelventon	David Thomson	000069130
Elizabeth Pigg	John	11 Mar 1809	Surry	John White	None	000146659
Louisa Sledge	John	04 Oct 1836	Wake	Hy H. Edwards	A. Williams	000156467
Elizabeth Trewitt	Joseph	08 Dec 1834	Orange	James M. Palmer	J. Taylor and William Lipscomb	000099669
Luranah Davis	Joseph	21 Mar 1807	Perquimans	John Perry	None	000105666
Zilpha Woodward	Joseph B.	23 Sept 1788	Chowan	Hardy Hurdle	Jos. Blount	000023273
Cinthy Batten	Larry	08 Apr 1856 m. 09 Apr 1856 by Ransom Kirby JP	Johnston	None	J.H. Keneday, CL.	000069131
Margaret Barcley	Moses	04 Nov 1810	Rutherford	Burrel Pace	Alex. Carruth	000135551
Mary Myers	N.	03 Apr 1866	Mecklenburg	Young -x- Pace	Wm. Maxwell CC	000082914
Harriett Hicks	Noah	03 Sep 1864	Wake	Gary Massey	J.W. Johnson	000156468
Rebecca A. Scarborough	P.P.	13 Feb 1856 m. 14 Feb 1856 by RS Perry JP	Wake	None	Thomas J. Utley	000156469
Lissa Revell	Peter	24 Nov 1866 m 26 Nov 1866 by Miles Foy	Surry			000146660
Agatha Owens	Samuel	10 Jan 1780	Bertie	Elisha Rhodes	Wm. Gray	00003371
Eljiah Rhodes	Sidney T.	28 Nov 1855 m. 28 Nov 1855 by OL Burch JP	Wake	Samuel H. Wood	Thomas J. Utley	000156470
Eliza Horton	Solomon	19 Nov 1834	Wake	Hardy Horton	Joel O. King	000156471
Lucy Walker	Stephen	08 Mar 1799	Johnston	Majer Walker	M. Handy	000069132
V.A.T. Jones	W.W.	23 Dec 1858 m. 30 Dec 1858 by WD Scarborough JP	Wake	M.F. Scarborough	Thomas J. Utley and H.H. High	000156460
Nancy Parks	William	13 Jun 1842	Franklin	Simon -x- Carpenter	S. Patterson	000048471
Martha Amos	William	22 May 1834	Franklin	Acrel -x- Griffin	S. Patterson	000048470
Christina Huffman	William	27 Mar 1834	Stokes	Benjamin J. Snider	John C. Blum	000140750
Elizabeth Lee	William	22 May 1793	Wake	Benjamin Merrit		000156472
Mariah E. Farrer	William A.	30 May 1853 m 30 May 1853 NA Purefoy MG	Warren	J. Alex Pace	Jno W. White, CL	000162089
Peggy Murry	William B.	15 Feb 1825	Guilford	James Covey	Jno. Hanner CC	000058468
Nancy Carter	William D.	20 Oct 1859 m. 24 Oct 1859 by WD Jones JP	Wake	George A. Sander	J.D. Pullen	000156473
Emariah Glover	William N.	21 Nov 1866	Nash	James G. Bergeru		000086486
Susan Eddins	Willis	19 Sep 1839	Wake	Benjamin Marriot	H.B. Hayes	000156475
Polly Gills	Willis	05 Jun 1816	Wake	Charles Horton	B.S. King	000156474
Nancy Walls	Young	22 Jan 1858	Mecklenburg		W.K. Reid CC	000082915