Hugh Brent 4TH 1 was born about 1680. He died 1750. Hugh married ELIZABETH on BET. 1696 - 1709.
ELIZABETH 1 was born about 1680. She died UNKNOWN. married Hugh Brent 4TH on BET. 1696 - 1709.
They had the following children:
M i William BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. M ii Hugh BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. M iii Nicholas BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. M iv Mauries BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. M v Richard BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. M vi George BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. M vii Haynes BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. F viii Elizabeth BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. F ix Mary BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. F x Anne BRENT 1 died UNKNOWN. M xi James BRENT was born 1706 and died before 11 May 1759.
William STAMPS 1 was born in St Mary's White, Chapel Parish, Lancaster Co, VA. He died before Apr 1746 in , Lancaster Co, Virginia. William married Mary BYRD about 1700.
Other marriages:, Catherine
Mary BYRD 1 was born before 26 Feb 1682/1683 in Belvidere, Henrico Co, VA. She died before 1740. Mary married William STAMPS about 1700.
Mary was baptized 28 May 1923.
They had the following children:
F i Mary STAMPS 1 died UNKNOWN. M ii John STAMPS 1 died before 20 Mar 1751/1752 in , Lancaster Co, Virginia. M iii James BRENT was born 1706 and died before 11 May 1759. M iv Thomas STAMPS 1 was born about 1700 in St Mary's White, Chapel Parish, Lancaster Co, VA. He died before 26 May 1763 in Fauquier Co, VA.
David Walker PACE [Parents] was born 20 Feb 1792 in Surry County, North Carolina. He died 8 Apr 1848 in Tishomingo Co, MS and was buried 1 in Pace Cemetery, Tishomingo Co. MS. David married Elizabeth ROSE about 1815.
I David Pace of the County of Tishomingo and State of Mississippi who am much afflicted at present in body but of sound disposing mind and viewing the uncertainty of life and the certainty of death do embrace the present opportunity to make and publish this my last will and testament hereby revoking all other at any time heretofore by me made and first, I direct that my body be decently buried in a manner suitable to my condition in life and as to such worldly estate it has pleased God to deliver me with. I dispose of the same as follows, first I direct that all my debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after my deceased as possible out of any moneys that I may have prepared or may then come into the hand of my Executor from any portion of my estate real or unreal,
Secondly, I will and bequeath to my wife Elizabeth Pace the quarter section of land I now live on together with the one immediately west of it also the Household and Kitchen furniture of every description with the exception of such as I shall make a special dispensation of in this will all for her (my wife) to have as hers so long as she shall live,
3rd I will and bequeath to my sons, Cion Pace and Abner J. Pace the quarter section of land that Abner J. Pace now lives on to be divided as the executor of my estate shall think equitable and right and for them to take possession of said land when ever it suits them convenient Said land to be valued at cash price - each of them respectively.
4th I will to Ruel Pace out of the amount he now owes me an amount equal to the share that Cion and Abner J. Pace land is valued to them.
5th I will to my daughter Clarcy Mitchel an amount of money equal to the amount that the above named ones of my children shall receive and also that she have a saddle bought her out of my estate.
6th I will to my son Albert G. Pace the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars to be paid to him out of any moneys that may come into the hand of my executor of my estate as soon as he shall be twenty one years of age, also that he have a sufficient English Education to discharge business of such a character as will exempt him from manual labor and also to have a horse.
7th I will that my daughter Elizabeth Pace have a certain same filly together with a good saddle bridle, etc.,
8th I also will that my two younger sons to wit Zachariah W. Pace and David W. Pace each to have a horse saddle bridle when they emerge to the age of twenty one years,
9th I also will that my cotton gin thrasher be sold to the highest bidder or him as the Executor of my estate shall decree practicable and also every other parcels of property belonging to my estate as my wife Elizabeth Pace will in her judgment deem prudent to dispose of.
10th I will that every thing that is not disposed of in my will and that my wife Elizabeth Pace have such things to sell shall remain on the premises as long as she my wife shall live and at her death for the land above named her and for her and during their natural lives together and said estate shall be sold to the highest bidder or upon such terms as the executor of my estate shall deem prudent and the proceeds of the same divided equally between my four children hereinafter named (to wit) Albert G. Pace, Elizabeth Pace, Zachariah W. Pace, and David W. Pace their children of the age required by law to receive the same if they shall not be of age for the money to be put in trust untill such time as they shall be of age.
11th I do hereby appoint Joseph Robinson and George Tankersly executors of this my last will and testament.
12th and finally I will that as these of my children that are single and remain with me as they come of age as many shall each be made equal to those that have left me hereinafter in receiving such things as beds and furniture __________.
In testimony whereof I have written this my hand and affixed my seal this Eighteenth day of March 1848.
David Pace
All information about children is taken from Bible Records - Riddle Bible from the Pace Society
The following is a Riddle/Pace Bible record
Transcription of Bible record owned by Minter Riddle of Tishomingo, MS:
David Pace was born Feb 20, 1792 and died April 8, 1848
Elizabeth Pace was born Aug 2, 1796 and died March 10, 1872
Children:
Cion Pace was born Oct 2, 1819
Edwina Pace was born May 3, 1822 and died Sept 12, 1838
Abner J. Pace was born Nov 9, 1824 and died Oct 2, 1877
Albert G. Pace was born June 16, 1827
Elizabeth J. Pace was born Dec 21, 1829
Zachariah W. Pace was born July 19, 1832
David W. Pace was born Jan 27, 1835 and died Nov 18, 1862
Sarah Ann Pace was born Jan 25, 18?8 and died July 24, 1841[Note: Death dates after 1877 not recorded, implying dates recorded sometime after 1877.]
Other information:
Abner Rose was born Feb 6, 1763 and died July 18, 1841.
[This may be the father of Elizabeth Pace, wife of David Pace, as her daughter, Elizabeth Jane, who married a Riddle, kept this record in the Riddle Bible. This is supposition as David's wife, Elizabeth, named one of her children Abner.]
Uncle William H. Riddle died May 16, 1894.
Ganer Jeff Riddle and Mattie Ryan Riddle was married Jan 17, 1893.
Thomas E. Riddle and Mary Ann Riddle ...(can't read)
[A note says this Riddle died during the Civil War. This was probably the son of Elizabeth Jane, who kept the record.]
William Cion Riddle and Mary Demsey Smith was married Dec 7, 1876.
[This was copied on Feb 20, 1966 by Patsy Clark Pace from Jimmy Riddle's record. He is descendant of Elizabeth Jane Pace Riddle. He is the great grandson of Elizabeth Jane and the great great grandson of David and Elizabeth Pace.
Rose Family Assoc. 1474 Montelegro Dr. San Jose, CA 95120-4831.]page 117
This indenture made and entered into this the 24th day of September 1839 between Joshua Bowdry of Lawrence Co., TN of the one part and David Pace of Tish. Co., MS of the other part...sum of $120.50 to him in hand paid by the said David Pace...north east quarter of section 17 townhip 5 range 10 east containing 160 10/100 acres being in Tish. Co. MS...
Joshua Bowdry
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of:
Eph D. Reed
Hilman Williams
Cion? PaceAlcorn Co, MS
This indenture made and entered into this 16th day of January 1847 between David Pace and Elizabeth his wife of the county of Tish. and state of Miss. of the first part and Henry Martin of the county and state aforesaid of the second part witnesseth that the said parties of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of $250.00 to them in hand paid ...sell to the said Henry Martin a certain quarter section of land known and distinguished in this plan of survey of the Chickasaw cession in the state of Miss. as the NE quarter of section 35 township 4 of range 10 east containing 160 acres more or less...
David Pace
Elizabeth (X) PaceThis indenture made and entered into this 31st day of March 1847 between Thomas Sugg of the first part of Franklin County, Alabama and David Pace of the second part of the county of Tish. and state of Miss...consideration of the sum of $40.00 to him in hand paid...sold the said David Pace a certain half of section of land being the undivided half of the SW quarter of section 2 township 5 of range 10 east containing 80 acres more of less...
Thomas Suggpages 513-514
I, S.O. Gibbs, tax collector for the county of Tish., state of Miss. have this day according to law sold the following tract of land to wit SW quarter of section 2 township 5 range 10 east as the property of W.H. Silas and T. Suggs for the taxes due thereon for the year 1844, to wit the sum of $1.20 the David Pace being the best bidder at the sum of $2.70, I, therefore, sell...
S.O. Gibbs, tax collectorpages 611-612
Know all men by there presents that I, Thomas J. Cook, of the county of Itawamba and state of Miss. for and in consideration of the sum of $250.00 to me in hand paid by David Pace of the county of Tish. and aforesaid state...NE quarter of section 34 township 4 range 9 east containing 160 acres more of less...
Thomas J. CookThis indenture made and entered into this 17th day of July 1845 between David Pace and Elizabeth Pace his wife of the first part and Dan Peden of the second part all of the state and county aforesaid...sum of $470.00 to them in hand paid by the said Dan Peden...half section of land...east half of section 18 township 5 range 10 east containing 320 acres more or less...
David Pace
Elizabeth (X) Pacepage 374-75
This indenture made and entered unto this 15th day of August 1850 between Cion Pace and Martha H. Pace his wife of the first part and Albert G. Pace of the second part all of the county of Tish. and state of Miss...sum of $130.00 to them in hand paid...SW quarter of section 2 township 5 range 10 east containing 80 acres more or less...
Cion Pace
Martha H. (X) Pacepage 748
Filed and recorded Dec. 28th 1848.
Thomas J. Cook of the county of Itawamba and state of Miss. for and in consideration of the sum of $200.00 to me in hand paid by David Pace of the county of Tish. state aforesaid...north east quarter of section 34 in township 4 range 9 east containing 160 acres more or less...page 311-312
Made the 8th day of March in the year of our Lord 1851 between Ruel PACE and his wife Susan B. PACE of Smith County Texas of the first part and Wm. B. Owens of Tish. Co., Miss. of the second part...consideration of $500.00 to us in hand paid...north east quarter of section 34 township 4 range 9 east...
Ruel PACE
Susan B. PACEpage 45-46
State of Miss, Tish. County.
This indenture made and entered into this 18th day of February 1843 between David Pace and Elizabeth his wife of the first part and Ambrose Martin of the second part all of the county and state aforesaid...sum of $500.00 to them in hand paid by the said Ambrose Martin...south half of section 35 township 4 range 10 east containing 300 acres more or less...
David Pace
Elizabeth (X) PaceVicki Burress Roach
page 90-91
Made the 14th day of August in the year of our Lord 1849 between Joseph ROBERSON and George TANKERSLY executors of the last will and testament of David PACE, deceased, late of the county of Tishomingo and state of Miss. of the first part and Ruel PACE of said county and state of the second part...whereas at a term of probate court of said county, begun and held at the courthouse thereof on the second Monday of August A.D. 1849 on Tuesday, the 2nd day of the term of said court, the same being the 14th day of said month of August...northeast quarter of section 34 township 4 range 9 east...sum of $187.00 to them in hand paid...
Joseph ROBERSON
George TANKERSLYpage 79
State of Alabama
Franklin County
This indenture made and entered into this the 25th day of Jan. 1840 between Wm. H. Sale and Elizabeth Sale, his wife, and Thomas Sugg and Rachel Sugg his wife, all of the county and state aforesaid of the first part and David Pace of the County of Tish. and state of Miss of the second part...sum of $250.00 to them in hand paid...south west quarter of section 35 township 4 range 10 east...
Wm. H. Sale
E.A. Sale
Thos. Sugg
Rachel SuggThis indenture made and entered into this 17th day of July 1845 between David Pace and Elizabeth Pace his wife of the first part and Dan Peden of the second part all of the state and county aforesaid...sum of $470.00 to them in hand paid by the said Dan Peden...half section of land...east half of section 18 township 5 range 10 east containing 320 acres more or less...
David Pace
Elizabeth (X) PaceFrom J.K. Street Civil War Letters to his wife Melinda Elizabeth Pace, he writes:
Sat Feb 15th, 1862 - Ninnie, I can't tell you how much surprised I was to-day. I went down to mail Uncle Mcs* letter this morning and the P.M. Mr. Settle knew him and several other gentlemen in the office knew him, they remarked that every body thro' here knew McDougal and Cion Pace. I made inquiry about where grandmother** lived, and found that I was in a 11 miles of her place, I went right straight and got a furlough and went to see her. I borrowed a horse from the comissary department. Grandmother was down at Uncle Alberts and Uncle D and family had gone to Mr. Tankesely's, so no one at home. I went back to next house and got directions to Uncle Abners about mile from Grandmothers, he lives north Uncle Whits wife, he has his 3rd wife and four children. He was very much surprised to see me, treated me just as cleverly as possible. Sunday Feb 16th - went up after breakfast to Grandmothers, Uncle D had come home - after dinner he and I went down to Uncle Alberts (8 miles). Grandmother has had a bad spell of pneumonia but is now in a manner well. O dear you never saw such a surprised set of folks in your life - all glad to see me - had a great many questions to ask which I haven't room to write. Uncle Albert wrote to Uncle Cion this evening and I wrote some to Uncle Cion in his letter.
*Uncle Mc is Archibald Campbell McDougal married to Margaret (Kitty) East, sister to Martha and Susan East who married Cion and Ruel Pace.
See Melinda Elizabeth Pace Street to see an obituary that her husband J.K. wrote.
**Grandmother that J.K. refers to would be Melinda Elizabeth Pace Streets grandmother Elizabeth Rose Pace wife of David Walker Pace.Pace Cemetery - located between Highway 25 and New Highway 35, three miles north of Tishomingo. Turn right on County Road 125. Cemetery is .4 of a mile on the left past a locked gate.
Surveyed by Clarence L. Pace and Patsy Clark Pace Date (Mrs. William M. Pace in 1954)
Adams, M.D.L. d. 10 08 1880 Sgt. 26th MS Inf. CSA
King, Leonidas Larken 01/03/1872 to 01/28/1879
King, Lousinda 11/14/1798 to 02/10/1869
King, William Nixon 11/02/1869 to 11/14/1871 son of W.M. & T.V. King
Millsaps, Andrew J. 01/28/1869 to 9/14/1880
Millsaps, Lee 4/20/1873 to 09/02/1873
Millsaps, William B. 06/18/1871 to 08/11/1873
Note- Millsap's are children of Mary Millsap whose 1st husband was Zachariah Whitfield Pace and second husband was Jeremiah Millsaps
Pace, Cion A. 08/19/1857 to 01/16/1878
Pace, David W. 11/04/1862 to 09/04/1863
Pace, Edwin T. 08/25/1863 to 5 yrs. 10 mo. 14 days
Pace, Infant 11/04/1856 son of D.W. and M.A.
Pace, Mary E. 10/15/1860 to 12/18/1861
Pace, Mary Eugenia J. 10/11/1855 to 11/26/1861
Pace, Zachariah W. 07/19/1832 to 04/23/1860
Storment, Martha A. 03/18/1824 to 02/05/1873
Storment, Martha J. 07/02/1850 to 06/09/1876
Storment, R.L.M. 10/28/1875 to 02/24/1877
Note: there is also a small marker with the following: D.W.P
M.E.J.P. We do not know if this goes with the above marker of if it is part of another. Only the markers are her, pines have grown up in all of the graves.
My Note: other documented burials in this cemetery
David W. Pace Sr., David W. Pace Jr. and William KennedyFrom J.K. Street Civil War letters - Sat. Mar. 22 1862
I hired a two horse vehicle and brought him out to Grand Ma's to-day to have him buried in her family grave yard. I could not bear the idea of burying him among strangers. I met Grand Ma just above the barn going down to see Uncle Whit's wife - she had heard that bro was sick - immediately she asked how he was. I was so full I could only point to the coffin and say "he's dead" - it seemed to hurt her almost as had as if it had been one of her own children, said she was glad I had brought bro to her house to bury him - said she was sorry he had not been brought to her house when he was first taken sick. If I had known he was going to be bad sick I never would have gone to the hospital - but wisely the future is hid from us. Altho' we have the best of physicians in our Brigade hospital, yet from some corse there is scarcely a man ever gets well who is bad sick there. Sunday March 23rd - We buried bro to-day - buried him at the head of grand Pa Pace's head - there stands a butiful fine bush at his foot and a red oak at his head.This proves that William Kennedy and David W. Pace Sr. are buried in this cemetery.
Oct. 10, 1862 - . I was in the 32 Miss Regt this morning it sustained a heavy loss. Uncle D was shot in the left hip - prety badly wounded. I saw the wound it is a flesh wound - is not dangerous - he walked off the battle field without help.
Dec. 17, 1862 - Dear I have sad news to write; you remember I wrote you after the battle of Perrysville that Uncle D was wounded in that fight, in the hip; Uncle Scion brings word that he has since died - took cold in the wound. When I saw Uncle D I thought that he would soon be well - his wound was only a flesh wound but alas! it proved fatal.I am sure that David's brothers made sure that he was brought home to be buried.
Elizabeth ROSE [Parents] was born 2 Aug 1796 in Surry County, North Carolina. She died 10 Mar 1872 in Tishomingo Co, MS. Elizabeth married David Walker PACE about 1815.
Listed on 1850 census of Tishomingo Co., MS.
806. Pace, Elisabeth 54 NC, Albert G. 22 School teacher TN, Zachariah W. 17 Farmer IL, David W. 15 TN.Year: 1850
County: Tishomingo
Township: Southern Division
State: Mississippi
Roll: M432_382
Page: 147
Image: 299800 800 George Tankersly M 51 Farmer SC
Mary F 51
William A. M 20
George T. M 18
James H. M 15
Mary J. F 12805 805 Abner J. Pace M 25 Farmer TN
Eliza J. F 23
Sarah A. F 3 MS
Mary J. F 9/12806 806 Elisabeth Pace F 54 NC
Albert G M 22 Teacher TN
Zachariah W. M 17 Farmer IL?
David W. M 15 TN807 807 Sion Pace M 35 Blksmith TN
Martha F 33 TN808 808 Ruel Pace M 33 Farmer TN
Jincy B S F 32
Malinda E F 10 MS
Edwin A M 8
Eugenia G C F 6
David W M 2
Robert A. East M 30 Farmer TN
William F. M 8 MS
Milton H M M 6
Alson C M 4
Thomas B M M 3
A P N M 1
They had the following children:
M i Ruel PACE was born 25 Feb 1817 and died about 1851. M ii Cion PACE was born 29 Apr 1814 and died Between 1870 And 1880. F iii Clarise PACE was born 2 Oct 1819. M iv Edwina PACE was born 3 May 1822 in Giles Co., TN. He died 12 Sep 1838 in Tishomingo Co, MS. M v Abner Jarvis PACE was born 9 Nov 1824 and died 2 Oct 1877. M vi Albert Gallatin PACE was born 16 Jun 1827 and died Dec 1905. F vii Elizabeth Jane PACE was born 1 Dec 1829 and died 10 Oct 1912. M viii Zachariah Whitfield PACE was born 19 Jul 1832 and died 23 Apr 1860. M ix David W. PACE was born 27 Jan 1835 and died 13 Nov 1862. F x Sarah Ann PACE was born 25 Jan 1838 in Tishomingo Co, MS. She died 24 Jul 1841 in Tishomingo Co, MS.
Thomas EAST [Parents] was born 1790 in Laurens Co, SC. He died after 1850 in TN Or AR. Thomas married Nancy Ann about 1812.
1850 Giles Co. TN Census
111 111 Thomas East 59 m SC
Nancey Ann 49 f SC
Don S. F. t 7 m Tn 1
Nancey 14 f Tn
Nancy Ann was born 1801 in SC. She died after 1850. Nancy married Thomas EAST about 1812.
They had the following children:
F i Susan Bazel EAST was born about 1818 and died after 8 Mar 1851. M ii Shadrack Milton EAST was born 20 Oct 1814 and died 19 Oct 1874. F iii Martha EAST was born 1817 and died Aft 1865 Bef 1870. M iv Robert A. EAST was born 1820 and died 1879. F v Margaret C. EAST was born 1824 and died 1883. F vi Eliza Jane EAST was born 1827 and died By 1855. F vii Nancy E. EAST was born 11 Jan 1836 and died UNKNOWN. M viii David S.F. EAST was born 1843 and died UNKNOWN.
Edmund Marion PACE [Parents] was born 29 Feb 1764 in Surry County, North Carolina. He died 28 Aug 1834 in Macon, Noxubee Co, MS. Edmund married 1 Sarah Elizabeth WALKER on 25 Dec 1782 in Surry County, North Carolina.
BIRTH-DEATH-PARENTS: Alsa Pace Bible record, Jeannette Holland Austin, comp, VIRGINIA BIBLE RECORDS (n.p.: n.pub, 1987), p. 260. Bible states "Edmund Pace, son of John and Sarah, 2/29/1764" and "Sarah Pace, wife of Edmund Pace and dau of David and Ann Walker, b 8/1766".
COMMENTS: Additional info on Edmund Pace and family from Bruce A. Howard, A SKETCH and HISTORY of OUR COLONIAL ANCESTORS FROM 1619 to 1799 (Quitman, MS: Specialty Publishing & Printing, 1998), pp. 244-252. Edmunds father, John, presumably moved from Edgecombe Co, NC to Surry Co in 1772 - if this is correct, Edmund would have been born in Edgecombe rather than Surry Co. Middle name, "Marion", appears to be accepted by most descendants, but source remains unclear and may not be correct.
BIOGRAPHY: Carrie Pace Letter:
8/4/1923
Mr. Jesse B. Payne, PSAB (from PSAB-118 p. 12.)
Dear Sir:
I have learned that you are related to the Pace family of North Carolina. I hope you have a family tree. I think everyone should have. I grieve deeply that I have not. My grandfather was born in Warren Co, NC about the year 1800. I can remember him. He lived to be very old. The oldest record I have is this - "Edmund, son of John Pace, born Feb 24, 1764." This was my great grandfather. He married "Sarah, daughter of John Walker, born Aug 1766. [Pace Family 1607 - 1750 shows his name as David Walker] I have learned that Edmund Pace had a brother John and a brother Dempsey. There were probably other brothers of whom I never heard. These three, Edmund, John and Dempsey moved first to Tennessee and then to Ala. where they died. Edmund Pace was a Baptist preacher. I know very little of his children, except my own grandfather, Edwin Pace, who was also a Baptist preacher. Edmund Pace's sons were:
1. William Thomas, 2. John who married Miss Pigg in Tenn., 3. Dempsey who married Miss Hunt in Ala., 4. Alsa R. who married Rhoda Jarvis in Tenn., 5. Rich of whom I know nothing., 6. A son whose name I've failed to get, and 7. Edwin A., my grandfather.
His daughters were: Patsey who married Mr. Anderson, Sarah who married Mr. Haggard, Another who married Mr. harin ? (sp) Harris?, Another who married Mr. Hom, Another who married Mr. Jarvis, Another who married Mr. Murphy.
...The family came over in colonial days and settled in and around Danville, Virginia, in Pittsylvania Co, Virginia and in Warren Co, NC.
Miss Carrie Pace, General Delivery, Atlanta, GA.See PSAB Spring 2002, p 33-37 article by Bill Jaynes Chandler
Bill says Edmund died in Greene Co, AL in 1834 rather than Macon, Noxubee Co, MS
Last record of Edmund in Surry Co, NC was deed record on Sept 2, 1813, sold 4 tracts of land on Fisher River. On Surry Co Tax List for last time in 1813. On March 20, 1814 he purchased 67 acres on Hickory Creek in Warren Co, TN from David McDaniel. On March 15, 1816 he bought 13 adjoining acres from James Forster. In 1816 he bought another 120 acres (on Charles Creek) from Joseph Pryor. In 1820 he sold 100 acres on Charles Creek to Abraham Jarvis. He was in Greene Co, AL by 1830.Death: 28 AUG 1834 in Noxubee County, Mississippi
Burial: Pace's Cemetery, Bailey, Lauderdale County, Mississippi information found on Internet with source from Cynthia PaceAccording to Greene County Marriage Record AP-225, the Rev. Edmund Pace, Sr., was ordained on the third Saturday in September 1807 at a church on Little Fish River in Surray County, NC. In 1819 he organized a Baptist Church at Five Mile Creek, Akron, AL, which lies in what is now Hale County. He also organized other churches and performed marriages in Alabama from 1819 to 1833.
Mrs. M. F. Dickson, P.O. Box 767, Hattiesburg, MS, a descendant of Martha (Pace) Jarvis, daughter of Rev. Edmund Pace, Sr., searched the records in the courthouse in Macon, Noxubee, MS. She found in the minutes of the Probate Court that on 11 November 1834, ALSA PACE, son of Rev. Edmund Pace, Sr., applied for letters of administration of the estate of Edmund Pace, Sr., deceased, who died intestate. He furnished bond, and the bond was signed by himself, James Y. Anderson, and Silas M. Fain, both sons-in-law of Rev. Edmund Pace, Sr.
"Some Early Alabama Churches established before 1870",
Alabama Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Parchment Press c. 1973 ISBN 0-88428-029-2 Compiled by Mabel Ponder Wilson, chairman, Dorothy Youngblood Woodyerd, Rosa Lee BusbySardis Baptist Church located Big Sandy Springs on Hardy Clements Road, 7 miles south of Coaling. 2nd oldest Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. Constituted 11 Dec 1819 by Elders Nathan Roberts and EDMUND PACE. 1st Deacon John Jamieson, Charter members Wm Richardson, George Cobb, Hannah Cobb and John Brown
Sarah Elizabeth WALKER [Parents] was born Aug 1766 in Surry County, North Carolina. She died Oct 1840 in Kemper Co, MS. Sarah married 1 Edmund Marion PACE on 25 Dec 1782 in Surry County, North Carolina.
BIRTH-PARENTS: Bible record of Alsa Pace; Jeannette Holland Austin, comp, VIRGINIA BIBLE RECORDS (n.p.: n.pub, 1987), p. 260. Bible states "Edmund Pace, son of John and Sarah, 2/29/1764" and "Sarah Pace, wife of Edmund Pace and dau of David and Ann Walker, b 8/1766".
They had the following children:
M i David Walker PACE was born 20 Feb 1792 and died 8 Apr 1848. F ii Quintilla PACE was born 1806. F iii Elizabeth Ann PACE was born 2 Jan 1810 and died 12 Aug 1883. F iv Mary Augustus PACE was born 1806. F v Jane PACE was born about 1805. M vi Edwin Lafayette PACE was born 22 Mar 1803 and died 2 Feb 1890. M vii Richmond PACE was born 1799 and died 1862. M viii Alsa PACE was born 30 Mar 1796 and died 22 Jul 1883. M ix John PACE was born 1795 and died after 1850. F x Martha Patsy PACE was born about 1792 and died about 1865. M xi Burwell PACE was born 1790 in Surry County, North Carolina. He died 1868.
This is a possibility of why Edmond Marion and Sarah Walker named their son Burwell.
"Carter's Grove in James City County, was built in the 1750s on land
purchased by Robert ("King") Carter for his daughter Elizabeth. Her son Carter BURWELL built the house. The property is maintained by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Inc." [pp.178-79]
The passage is quoted from "A Hornbook of Virginia History," 3rd ed., edited by Emily J. Salmon, published by the Virginia State Library, Richmond, 1983. ISBN 0-88490-095-9
I had in my notes that Burwell married a Susannah Allen but I did not have a source for this info so for now, I am not including her in my database.F xii William Thomas PACE was born about 1790 in Surry County, North Carolina. F xiii Sarah Jane PACE was born 1790 and died 25 Oct 1875. M xiv Nancy A. PACE was born about 1786 and died about 1875. F xv Justina PACE was born 10 Oct 1785 and died 1870.
Abner ROSE [Parents] 1 was born 6 Feb 1763 in VA. He died 18 Jul 1841 in MS. Abner married 2 Sarah "Sally" LONDON on 1805 in Surry County, NC.
Other marriages:JARVIS, UNKNOWN
http://www.mindspring.com/~baumbach/cody/ridge/william2.htm
Several children of Bennett Rose (1732-1778) of Surry County, North Carolina, and their families, moved to White County, Tennessee, through Wilkes and Surry Counties, North Carolina, and Lee County, Virginia. Susannah Rose (1768-1850) married Pierce Cody, son of Godfrey Cody, Tory, of Surry County, and relative of William Ridge, Tory, father of Capt. William Ridge Jr of White County, Tennessee. John Rose (1770-1851) likely married Elizabeth Ridge,.one of the orphans of William Ridge, Tory. Lucy Rose (c1755) married John Jarvis, son of Jabez and Elizabeth Jarvis of Surry County. Abner Rose (1763-1841) married a daughter of Jabez and Elizabeth Jarvis. And Elizabeth Rose (c1760-Aft. 1820) married Reziah Jarvis, another son of Jabez and Elizabeth.
Groom: Abner Rose
Bride: Sally Summers
Bond #: 000147173
Level Info: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
ImageNum: 007756
County: Surry
Record #: 01 199
Bondsman: Rezia Rose
no date given on this online record from ancestry.comThe only Abner Rose I have found is shown marring a Sally Summers, _____ 1805, Kezia Rose bondsman.
Kezia Rose is shown marring a Rhoda Critchfield 19 Nov 1805, Benjamin Rose bondsman
In Surry Co Court Minutes I found this :
Deed from Jabez Jarvis Jr to Abner Rose was proven by the oath of Reziah Jarvis and ordered to be registered.Dated 13 Feb 1798.16 Aug 1798, A deed from Jabiz Jarvis and wife to Hezekiah Branson was proved in open court by the oath of Abner Rose and ordered to be registered.
Jabez Jarvis and Abner Rose were both landholders in Buncombe county, NC in the 1790s. Abner made a land entry on Flat Creek of the French Broad in 1792, received the grant in 1794, and sold the land to John Roberts in 1795. With that history, it seems possible that he never really lived in Buncombe, or only lived there for a short while. Later deeds for adjoining properties refer to his tract as "Rose's land" for many years thereafter, though.
Jabez Jarvis actually settled in Buncombe, on Big Ivy waters. The earliest Jarvis in Buncombe appears to be Jacob in 1797, followed by Jabez in 1798. There was an Abner Jarvis, whose first purchase was in 1817, and a "Rezi" much later. These dates are from the Buncombe County, North Carolina Index to Deeds, 1783-1850 by James E. Wooley. There may be earlier and additional traces of the Rose and Jarvis names in the Buncombe land grant records, not all of which made it into this index.
Sarah "Sally" LONDON [Parents] was born about 1763 in Stafford County, Virginia. She died 1851 in Giles Co, Tennessee. Sarah married 1 Abner ROSE on 1805 in Surry County, NC.
Other marriages:SUMMERS, Johnson
Although there has long been strong circumstantial evidence that the Surry Co. NC marriage between Abner Rose and Sally Summers was a second marriage for both, occurring in the 1808 period between Abner Rose and Sarah (London) Summers, widow of Johnson Summers, proof of that assertion has been lacking until now. Thanks to Jack London, that proof has been found in the Giles Co., TN, estate of Amos London Jr., brother of Sarah (London) Summers.
Extract of Document from Giles County Chancery Court 1830-1900
File Box L - 1, Case 1586 The Estate of Amos London, Jr, Deceased
Deposition of D. G. Bills at Marshall Co., Tennessee, 4 March 1861
D G Bills, aged about seventy years who answers and says - I knew Amos London late of Giles County, Tennessee for some fifty years before his death. I knew him first in North Carolina then in Tennessee. He never had any child or children born in wedlock and died leaving neither child or children or the representatives of such. He had one brother only, his name was John London who died in Marshall County, Tennessee. He left a good many children & among them was Sarah, who intermarried with Thomas Parks. They are both dead and have two living children, viz. John L and James M Park. One daughter of said Thomas and Sarah Park married Nicholas Tomblinson & she is dead and has left one child, I believe. Amos London had three sisters. One of them married Brice Jackson - Jackson & wife as I understand are both dead. They left some children, but the number I can not tell. One other of his sisters married a man by the name of Johnson Summers. He died and she married a man by the name of Abner Rose. They are both long since dead and she died without child or children or the representatives of such. The other of Amos' sisters married a man by the name of Palmer. As to Palmer and wife I speak principally from information and family reputation, but as to the children if any I can not speak from my own information but I am well satisfied that these four are the only brothers and sisters of the said Amos London and further this deponent says not.
D G Bills
Subscribed and sworn to before me on the 4th of March 1861
W B Holden (Seal)
JP for Marshall CountyNote: The London and Bills families were intermarried and moved together from Monmouth Co., New Jersey to Surry Co., North Carolina and then to Marshall and Giles Co., Tennessee.
Extracted by Jack London, 26 December 2003
A possible identity for Abner Rose's child-bearing wife would seem to be a daughter of Jabez Jarvis Sr. of Surry Co., NC. For a more complete examination of significant evidence linking Abner Rose to his potential siblings and half-siblings and to his potential parents Bennet/Bennett Rose and the widow Sarah (Bradford) Taylor, see the 1999 issues of Tennessee Ancestors (East Tennessee Historical Society), available in many good genealogy libraries around the country.State of North Carolina
Surry County
In the name of God Amen, I Amos LONDON Sr. of the county aforesaid being weak in body but of sound sense and memory and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament,
1st I give and recommend my soul into the hands of almighty God that gave it and Secondly my body to be burried in a decent Christian manner, and as touching such worldly estate with which it has pleased god to bless me with I give demise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form viz.
I give to my daughter Sally SUMMERS all my moveable estate of every kind whatever to her and heirs forever.
I give and bequeath unto Thomas W. LESTER a tract of two hundred acres land joining my old line and John SUMMERS to him and his heirs forever, provided when he come of age he gives his sisters, Polly and Sally two dollars each –
Hereby revoking all former wills and acknowledging this to be my last will, In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 24th day of May AD 1805
Signed, Sealed, published and pronounced in the presence of
Jesse LESTER } Jurat Amos LONDON {Seal}M ARMSTRONG}
Will and Codicil recorded and examined Surry County North Carolina Will Book 3, p. 77
Amos LONDON Sr. Codicil dated May 24th 1805Transcription by Jack London, 25 Mar 2004 and contributed to the TNGENWEB Marshall County for Free Genealogy
To my friends and acquaintances of Surry County –
I am in the 68th year of my age and the forepart of my life was agreeable and pleasant and as on did I live in my family with utmost content and satisfaction until about twenty years ago my old woman began to incur my displeasure and she together with her friends and children, to wit, my two sons and some of the BILLS has in hundreds of ways too tedious and too delicate to describe has impaired my feelings and fretted me to distraction. I am left without consort, I am reduced to almost poverty, and in particular abused and beaten by Amos, spit upon, frowned upon by him and his family and treated in the most ungrateful manner almost unheard of by a son to his father, so much repeated illusage that my poor old gray hairs are almost brought down with sorrow to the ground
I know my friends I am _____ and always was as all men are to human frailties from impulse of passion which has been in a great manner occasioned by the illtreatment of my two sons and their mother continually joining together to disturb my peace and happiness at home, and as my intentions were always for to support of my children by my industry and labor in a decent manner and receiving nothing in turn but abuse ridicule that would irritate any man of spirit this as I before mentioned being the desires of my heart such as the great and good will known to contribute to my familys welfare and not being received with kindness and tenderness that a father has a right to expect from his sons has made such a deep impression on my heart as to crave death rather than to live in a world where I no more expect any content, I therefore bid farewell to my aquaintences and in particular to my children and their mother with a request that Amos deliver to his sister Sally SUMMERS all my moveable effects, I shall endeavor to travel to some distant part where I hope receive happiness in and thus a blessed return to Jesus Christ.
Test Jesse LESTER } Jurat Amos LONDON
M ARMSTRONG}
Will and Codicil Recorded and Examined Surry County, NC Will Book 3, Page 77
Shadrick EAST [Parents] died UNKNOWN. He married Mary HUNDLEY.
http://home.earthlink.net/~jerifultz/shadeast.htm
1 Shadrach EAST Unknown - 1794
.. +Mary HUNDLEY
.. 2 Kesiah EAST 1785 -
...... +William MILNER
.. 2 Allen EAST 1786 - 1804
.. 2 John EAST 1788 - 1810
.. 2 Thomas EAST 1790 - 1860
2 Ann Nancy EAST 1791 -
...... +John HEWITTSouth Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 1-20
Pp. 78-79: S. C. Laurens County: Will of Shadrack East, planter, 12 Nov 1792 to my wife Mary East, the improvement of one third of all my rail[sic] estate, also negro wench Milly, with all my personal estate on condition that she shall give my four following children Keziah, John, Thos & Ann each a cow as they shall marry or come of age, provided that this leave my wife two milk cows, at her death to be divided among sd. four children except my wench Milly & her increase and divided among all her legitimate children to my eldest son Allen East negro boy Sam when he shall arive at the age of 21 years, and 2/3 of estate my brother William East Senr and James Cook planter Exrs.
Mary HUNDLEY died UNKNOWN. She married Shadrick EAST.
They had the following children:
M i Thomas EAST was born 1790 and died after 1850. M ii Allen EAST was born 1786. He died 1804. F iii Keziah EAST was born 1785. M iv John EAST was born 1788. He died 1810. F v Ann Nancy EAST was born 1791.
John PACE [Parents] was born about 1725 in Prince George Co, VA. He died 8 Oct 1780 in Surry County, North Carolina. John married Sarah BURGH.
Notes for John Pace:
Per Bruce Howard, in January 1760 he purchased about 200 acres from Thomas Hart in Edgecombe Co, NC, near Beaver Dam Swamp Creek.
Bruce says that John and his sons Thomas and Richmond died in the Revolutionary War abt. 1780.Bruce shows their children as: Dempsey, Thomas, William, Burwell, Stephen, Richmond, Amy, John, Edmund, Frederick and Richard.
See page 436-449.
Jim Pace, Jr. has 1732 for birth year. Surry Co, NC for death place.
Jim's comments on John Pace: "John moved to Old Edgecombe Co, NC about 1760 with his brother Richard. Upon Richard's death he sold the farm and moved to Surry Co, NC. John and his two sons Thomas and Richmond were tories during the Rev War. They were all killed in action although the exact date and location are unknown. John was believed to have died at the battle of Shallow Ford with two of his sons on Oct 8, 1780. This has not been proven although it is known that he served under Gideon Wright whose unit was involved in the battle.
Four of his other sons started the rumor that they were descendants of Frederick Pace from Wales. This was done to conceal the fact that their father was loyal to the British. The four brothers were William, John, Frederick and Edmund. John's son Dempsey enlisted in the NC Continental Line and was killed while in service. Burwell enlisted in the Patriot Army in 1776. He was elected to rank of Sergeant in Col. John Henton's regiment." This comes mostly from Bruce Howard. Jonathan Pace questions the truth of much of this as he has not seen any significant documentation.Proof of children of John Pace
The 1774 Surry Co tax list confirms RICHMOND as a son of John. The 1781 petition of Burwell Pace for reinstatement of confiscated land confirms BURWELL as a brother of Richmond and, therefore, another son of John. The Bible record of Alsa Pace (a son of Edmond) confirms EDMOND as a son of John.The 1923 "Carrie Pace Letter", though not proof, names DEMPSEY and JOHN as two brothers of Edmond. If this letter is accurate, these are also sons of John.
Other "children" in Surry Co named by Bruce Howard quite possibly belong to John and Sarah, but I have seen no documentary proof for them. They appear to be placed based upon their proximity to John (Sr) and Edmond Pace in Surry Co, NC and lesser circumstantial evidence.Also to note is that the given names of Amy, Thomas, John, Richard, William,Fredrick, mentioned in will of Thomas Burgh are also repeated in the given names of John and Sarah Burgh Pace purported children. Also to note that Jesse Bonner, a witness to the will of Thomas Burgh. The given name of Jesse repeats as the purported son of Thomas Pace, s/o John and Sarah. Also, John s/o John and Sarah named a son Jesse. I believe this is some of the lesser circumstantial evidence referred to by Miles. John and Sarah Pace purportedly had 11 children...6 names of which occur in the Burgh family. Too much evidence to be ignored that Sarah Pace more than likely was indeed
the d/o Thomas Burgh.April 17, 2008 - With results from the lines of two sons of Frederick Pace, we know the DNA results of Frederick Pace himself through the process known as triangulation. There is no doubt remaining that Frederick Pace was not related to John Pace (the Tory). Hopefully, we can put that speculation to rest now.
Rebecca Christensen
Sarah BURGH [Parents] died UNKNOWN. She married John PACE.
Notes for Sarah Burgh:
Sarah has been shown by the Pace Society as Sarah Pope. There is no evidence for this. Nor is there any evidence that John's wife was truly named Sarah OR Burge!
Dates from Jim Pace, Jr. (JPace104@aol.com).
They had the following children:
M i Edmund Marion PACE was born 29 Feb 1764 and died 28 Aug 1834. M ii Thomas PACE was born 24 Feb 1754 and died about 1780. F iii Amy PACE was born about 1755 and died about 1832. M iv Reuben PACE was born 1756. He died 1846 in Surry County, North Carolina.
Notes for Reuben Pace:
No wife or children mentioned in his will. Surry Co, NC Will Book 4/256, 1846.
On 1820 census index Surry Co, NC, p 734.
I am unsure if Reuben was son of John or not. There are so many different lists floating around of different children. I will leave Reuben here until I find out differently.M v Stephen PACE was born about 1757 in Surry County, North Carolina and was christened after 1804 in NC. M vi Dempsey PACE was born about 1760 and died Unknown. M vii William PACE. M viii Burwell PACE was born 1758. M ix Richmond PACE. M x John PACE. M xi Frederick PACE.
(From) CEMETERY AND BIBLE RECORDS VOLUME 10, compiled by the Mississippi Genealogical Society, Jackson, MS, September, 1963.
Pp 81-83
DEMPSEY PACE BIBLE
Original owner: Dempsey Pace
Present owner: E. J. Pace, Mobile, AL
Copied by: Sarah Frances Cox Husband (Mrs. Russell Bates)
Rt 1, Columbus, Lowndes Co, MS
Submitted by: Mrs Claud A. Pilkinton
133 Third St, South, Columbus, MS
Notes: This Bible record was given to me by Noble Pace, Columbus, MS; Sarah Cox Husband
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BIRTHS:
Dempsey Pace was borned February 26th AD 1775, the Son of Frederick and Elizabeth Pace.
Elisabeth Rainwaters, Daughter of William and Elisabeth Rainwaters, was borned A.D. 1783.
Macy Yarbrough, Daughter of James and Sally Yarbrough was borned September 2nd A.D. 1800.
Thomas Pace, son of Dempsey and his wife, Elisabeth Pace was borned December 14th A.D. 1802.
William Pace, Son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Elisabeth was borned August 15th, 1804.
John Pace, son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Elisabeth was borned March 1st, 1806.
Alfred Pace, son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Elisabeth was borned October 11th, 1807.
George Pace, son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Elisabeth was borned March 10th 1811.
Gillim Pace son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Elisabeth was borned January 15th 1812.
Sarah Pace, daughter of Dempsey Pace and his wife Elisabeth was borned December 3rd, 1813.
Elisabeth Pace, daughter of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy was borned July 14th A.D. 1819.
James Pace, son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy was borned January 4th, A.D. 1821.
Burrel Pace, son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy was borned October 30th 1823.
Nathan Pace, the son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy was borned December 11th, 1827.
George W. Pace, son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy was borned June 26th, 1832.
Andrew J. Pace son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy was borned June 26th A.D. 1832.
Joseph W. Pace, son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy was borned March 18th A.D. 1835.
Sarah A. Pace, daughter of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy was borned October 3rd, 1838.
Alfred R. Pace the son of A.R. Pace and __ Mary Ann Pace was born May 14, A.D. 1846.
DEATHS:
Elisabeth Pace, wife of Dempsey Pace departed this life A.D. 1813.
Sarah Daughter of Dempsey Pace and his wife Elisabeth departed this life in December A.D. 1813.
George, son of Dempsey Pace and his wife, Elisabeth departed this life December 15th A.D. 1813.
Elisabeth Daughter of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy departed this life 1821.
William son of Dempsey Pace & his wife Elisabeth departed this life November 6th A.D. 1834.
Gillim son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Elisabeth departed this life 1841.
Alfred Son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Elisabeth departed this life June 26th, 1846.
Nathan son of Dempsey Pace and his wife Macy departed this life September 8th, 1846.
Thomas B. son of Dempsey and Elisabeth Pace departed this life Oct. 27th, 1860.
Dempsey Pace departed this life Jan. 29th 1864 aged 28 years 11 mos & 3 days.
Sarah A. Pace, daughter of Dempsy & Macy Pace departed this life February 25th, 1864.
J. W. Pace son of Dempsey & Macy Pace departed this life December 8th, 1864.
G. W. Pace, son of Dempsey & Macy Pace departed this life May 1865.
Macy Pace wife of Dempsey Pace departed this life May 1884.
Barton Ulmer Pace son of A. J. & Kittie Pace departed this life August 4, 1892.
John Pace, son of Dempsey & his wife Elisabeth departed this life Aug. 5, 189__. Aged 8 years, 5 months and five days.
E. Y. Pace son of A. J. & Kittie S. Pace departed this life August 8, 1905.
(An entry too dim to make out)
Andrew J. Pace son of Dempsey & Macy Pace died May 31, 1911.
Kittie Pace wife of A. J. Pace died March __ at Codin, Ala.
Willie, daughter of A. J. & Kittie Pace died Sunday Sept. 12, 1948.
MARRIAGES:
Dempsey Pace and Macy Yarbrough was married on the 15th of July AD 1818.
Burrell Pace and ___ was married on the 13th of April 1864.
A. J. Pace and Kittie S. Taite was married Nov. 19th 1868.
Helen Creagh Daughter of A. J. and K. S. Pace was borned Sept. 1st 1870.
Lillian Lea Daughter of A. J. & K. S. Pace was borned Jan 1st 1874.
Dempsey Pace and Elisabeth Rainwaters was married on the 25th of February AD 1812.
Helen Creagh daughter of A. J. Pace and his wife Kittie S. Departed this life on the 16th day of July 1877.
Edwin Yuile son of A. J. Pace and his wife Kittie S. was borned March 28th AD 1876.
Barton Ulmer son of A. J. Pace and his wife Kittie S. was borne March the 1st AD 1818.
Alice (?) Beatrice, daughter of A. J. Pace and his wife K. S. was borned September 30th, 1880.
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[Note: This Bible transcription appears to contain some errors, probably both typographical and transcription. Interested parties should make an effort to examine the original Bible or at the very least a good photocopy. M. A. Causey, 8 Nov 2003]M xii Richard PACE.
David WALKER died UNKNOWN. He married Ann.
Inventory of estate of David Walker made in July 1814 term of court, White Co, TN, by John Walker, administrator.
Identified as father of Sarah in Bible record of Alsa Pace; Jeannette Holland Austin, comp, VIRGINIA BIBLE RECORDS (n.p.: n.pub, 1987), p. 260
Ann died UNKNOWN. She married David WALKER.
They had the following children:
F i Sarah Elizabeth WALKER was born Aug 1766 and died Oct 1840.
Mac A. (Malcolm) LOMAN [Parents] was born 1877 in Massillion, Ohio. He died 18 Dec 1951 in Dallas County, Dallas Co., TX and was buried in Restland Memorial Park. Mac married Mary Lou Vena KENNEDY.
Dallas Morning News Dec. 19, 1951
Final Rites Planned for Mac Loman
Funeral Services for Mac Loman, 74, building manager for the Dallas National Bank, will be held at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Weiland - Merritt Funeral Church, 2909 Live Oak, with the Rev. L.S Minnis officiating.
Burial will be in the Masonic Section of Restland Memorial Park.
Loman died Tuesday morning at his home, 4508 Travis, after a lengthy illness. He had lived here twenty one years.
He retired in 1945 from the Dallas National Bank where he had been land inspector and later building manager since 1920.
He was born in Massillion, Ohio and moved to Chase, Kan. From there his family moved to a community in Minnesota which was later named Loman after his father,
Together with Mr. M.L. Capehart, and the late Ernest Tennant, former president of the Dallas National Bank, he helped develop a housing area in Oak Cliff, and one of the streets named Tenna Loma Drive for him and Tennant.
He later helped develop another area in West Oak Cliff. He was a member of the John G. Slayter Class of the East Dallas Christian Church Dallas Masonic Lodge No, 760.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Vena Kennedy Loman and several nieces and nephews.
Mary Lou Vena KENNEDY [Parents] [scrapbook] was born 13 Feb 1884 in Dayton, Rhea Co., TN. She died 19 Feb 1984 in Bryan, TX and was buried in Restland Memorial Park, Sec. Q. Mary married Mac A. (Malcolm) LOMAN.
Vena lived to be 100. She made the Bryan paper for nabbing a would be burgler by wiring up cans to her T.V. in her nursing home. The cans made noise, she screamed and the burglar was caught. She was in her late 90's at the time!
The love of her life Mac Loman died shortly after their marriage. She never remarried and she never had children. She became somewhat bitter after the death of Mac.