PACE, Silas Sr-[153]

  General Notes:

NAME GIVN Silas Sr
NAME SURN Pace
"Silas Pace moved his family from North Carolina to South Carolina about1758NOTE CONC , later moved with Silas' father, Richard Pace, to an area about 13
miles NENOTE CONC of present day Augusta, Ga. In 1761 they moved back to South
Carolina at theNOTE CONC outbreak of the Cherokee War. They stayed in South
Carolina for 2 years thenNOTE CONC moved again to the Savannah River, 25 miles
from Augusta. " From "The Pace FaNOTE CONC mily 1607-1750".
The "English Crown Grants in St. Paul Parrish in Georgia, 175NOTE CONC 5-1775" show
that Silas was granted 100 acres, Wrightsboro Township, St, PaulNOTE CONC Parrish.
Granted November 1, 1774. This is in Grant Book M page 718.------NOTE CONC ------------------------------------------
"Silas Pace moved his family from North Carolina to South Carolina about
1758 , later moved with Silas' father, Richard Pace, to an area about 13
miles NE of present day Augusta, Ga. In 1761 they moved back to South
Carolina at the outbreak of the Cherokee War. They stayed in South
Carolina for 2 years then moved again to the Savannah River, 25 miles
from Augusta. " From "The Pace Fa mily 1607-1750".
The "English Crown Grants in St. Paul Parrish in Georgia, 175 5-1775" show
that Silas was granted 100 acres, Wrightsboro Township, St, Paul Parrish.
Granted November 1, 1774. This is in Grant Book M page 718.
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NAME GIVN Silas Sr NAME SURN Pace "Silas Pace moved his family from North Carolina to South Carolina about1758NOTE CONC , later moved with Silas' father, Richard Pace, to an area about 13 miles NENOTE CONC of present day Augusta, Ga. In 1761 they moved back to South Carolina at theNOTE CONC outbreak of the Cherokee War. They stayed in South Carolina for 2 years thenNOTE CONC moved again to the Savannah River, 25 miles from Augusta. " From "The Pace FaNOTE CONC mily 1607-1750". The "English Crown Grants in St. Paul Parrish in Georgia, 175NOTE CONC 5-1775" show that Silas was granted 100 acres, Wrightsboro Township, St, PaulNOTE CONC Parrish. Granted November 1, 1774. This is in Grant Book M page 718.------NOTE CONC ------------------------------------------
"Silas Pace moved his family from North Carolina to South Carolina about
1758 , later moved with Silas' father, Richard Pace, to an area about 13
miles NE of present day Augusta, Ga. In 1761 they moved back to South
Carolina at the outbreak of the Cherokee War. They stayed in South
Carolina for 2 years then moved again to the Savannah River, 25 miles
from Augusta. " From "The Pace Fa mily 1607-1750".
The "English Crown Grants in St. Paul Parrish in Georgia, 175 5-1775" show
that Silas was granted 100 acres, Wrightsboro Township, St, Paul Parrish.
Granted November 1, 1774. This is in Grant Book M page 718.
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NAME GIVN Silas Sr
NAME SURN Pace
"Silas Pace moved his family from North Carolina to South Carolina about1758NOTE CONC , later moved with Silas' father, Richard Pace, to an area about 13
miles NENOTE CONC of present day Augusta, Ga. In 1761 they moved back to South
Carolina at theNOTE CONC outbreak of the Cherokee War. They stayed in South
Carolina for 2 years thenNOTE CONC moved again to the Savannah River, 25 miles
from Augusta. " From "The Pace FaNOTE CONC mily 1607-1750".
The "English Crown Grants in St. Paul Parrish in Georgia, 175NOTE CONC 5-1775" show
that Silas was granted 100 acres, Wrightsboro Township, St, PaulNOTE CONC Parrish.
Granted November 1, 1774. This is in Grant Book M page 718.------NOTE CONC ------------------------------------------

Silas married Mary NEWSOME-[1116] [MRIN:74] on 30 May 1774 in GA. (Mary NEWSOME-[1116] was born about 1750 in Bertie Precinct, NC and died about 1804 in Columbia Co, GA.)