Richard Pace, III

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 6360
• Possessions: 1706, North Carolina, USA; The earliest Pace record in North Carolina is a grant from Lord Granville to Richard PaceThis 640 acre grant, a square mile, was on Urahaw Swamp near Potecasi Creek in Chowan in Albemarle, which became Bertie Precinct in 1722. Hall of Records Raleigh NC
• Possessions: May 1729, Bertie, North Carolina, USA; May, 1729. Richard Pace, Sr., bought 290 acres on the Roanoke River from son-in-law, John Green and Ralph Mason. Green had patented 640 acres, 29 July, 1712. Richard left this to his son Thomas when he died in 1736. Deeds C, p. 122.
• Will: 13 Mar 1736, Bertie, North Carolina, USA; Daughters: Mary Pace Johnson, Rebecca Pace Bradford, Sarah Pace House, Tabitha Pace Moore, Amy Pace Green, Anne Pace Stewart, Frances Pace Green. Sons: Richard Pace, Thomas Pace, William Pace. (Richard Pace and John Pace, Sr. were brothers).

Richard married Rebecca Poythress 1699. Rebecca (daughter of Francis Poythress, II and Rebecca Coggin) was born 1672, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA; died 13 Mar 1736, Bertie, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

1. Anne Pace was born 1675, Charles City, Virginia, USA; died 1755, Brunswick, Virginia, USA.

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• Reference Number: 7928
• Guardian Named: 1655, James, Virginia, USA; Richard chose William Baugh as his guardian when his father died.
• Possessions: 1655, James, Virginia, USA; Inherited 1700 acres of land when his father died
• Possessions: 4 Jun 1655, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA; Confirms sale of land to Thomas Drew from 12 Oct 1650
• Residence: 11 Feb 1660, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA; Sells 200 acres to William Wilkins
• Residence: 28 Feb 1660, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA; Sold 300 acres to Thomas Madder

Richard married Mary Knowles 13 Mar 1660, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA. Mary was born 9 Apr 1641, Henrico, Virginia, USA; died 1692, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 7929

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 7930
• Arrival: 1611, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA; Possibly on the Marmaduke with mother and father
• Possessions: 1 Sep 1628, James, Virginia, USA; inherited 400 acres on S. side of river at the plantation called Paces Paines.
• SOLD Paces Paines: 1635, James, Virginia, USA; Sold property along with his widowed mother. They raised tobacco and continued to plant on the same land. They didn\'t understand the concept of rotating crops.
• Possessions: 1 Aug 1650, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA; 1700 acres lying on S. side of James River, commonly called Mattocks, beg mouth of a little swamp by the river side , etc. Transportation of 34 persons.
• Possessions: 6 Dec 1652, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA; 507 acres on S. side of James River &E. side of Powells Cr for Transportation of 10 persons.

George married Sarah Aran Maycocke 1637, James, Virginia, USA. Sarah was born Dec 1621, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA; died 1653, Charles City, Charles City, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 7931
• Tragedy: 22 Mar 1622, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA; Her parents were slain during the Indian Massacre.
• Residence: 23 Mar 1622, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA; Lived in the home of CPT Roger Smith after her parents were massacred. His wife Jane Pierce Rolfe Smith raised her along with Jane's daughter Elizabeth (from her first marriage). Jane Smith's first husband was John Rolfe (whose 1st wife was Pocohontas).
• Residence: Abt 1638, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA; Inherited the plantation patented by her father.

Notes:

Birth:
Based on estimation she was 4 mo old when the Indian Massacre occurred.

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 7932
• Arrival: 1611, Virginia, USA
• Occupation: 1611, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA; "Ancient Planter" Shareholders in the London (Virginia) Company, they had to work for 7 years before they were rewarded with land.
• Possessions: 5 Dec 1620, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA; 400 acre land grant on south side of james river 4 miles above jamestown called Paces Paines.
• Event: 22 Mar 1622, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA; After his servant Chanco warned him of an impending Indian massacre, Richard rowed a boat across the James River to Jamestown to warn them and nearby settlements of the impending attack.
• Event: 22 Mar 1622, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA; Moves his family back into town after the Indian Massacre. Resided there until Dec 1622 when he petitioned to return to Paces Paines

Richard married Isabella Smythe 5 Oct 1608, Stepney, Middlesex, England. Isabella was born 1589, Chesterton, Huntingdonshire, England; died 26 Aug 1629, Jamestown, James, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 7933
• Baptism: 17 Aug 1589, Chesterton, Huntingdonshire, England; Age: 0
• Arrival: 1628, Virginia, USA

Notes:

Died:
Jamestown, James City, VA