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John Pace has come up with the following interesting chart showing the lineages of groups 3a and 3b. Note that the chart above connects with the chart underneath and comments are below. They must be viewed as one chart. Space did not permit putting them side by side. However, I have included a smaller side by side version below that can be used for comparison.

The chart is as legible as I could make it as a graphic. for further clarity, it can be downloaded win two formats; just double click as instructed: In pdf format, which can be read by any computer. Double-click here. As an excel file which allows for better viewing with the pages side by side; double click here.

Group 3a DNA Group 3b DNA

notes:

1

George/Ann Pill have been placed here and not connected with parents. The lineage provided by the donor appears to be taken from Bruce Howard's

book in which Bruce mistakenly thought George/Ann was the George named in the will of William Pace/Jemima who died 1790.

2

William/Sisley 1747 parents unproven but he could be a son of John/Sarah 1730 and stayed in Nash/Edgecombe when John moved to Surry, NC

DNA & naming patterns of Alsey & Dempsey support this. See related note 7.

3

Stephen/Ann/Lucy parents unproven but he could also be a son of John/Sarah and stayed in Nash/Edgecombe when John moved to Surry, NC,

DNA & naming patterns of Alsey would support this. See related note 7.

4

William/Sarah Frazier ca 1775 father has also not been identified; however he named a son Dempsey and had a grandson named Richmond.

Thomas kit# 137170, was on 1820 Maury Co TN census, possibly closely related to William kit# 7811 who died Maury Co,TN. Thomas was born

in NC. I am tentatively placing these two tests together based on location and naming patterns with further research needed.

5

Jesse/Polly 1773 parents are also unproven; however he originated in Surry, NC, named his first son Richmond & was born around the time

that John Pace entered land in his son Richmond's name, suggesting Richmond may have a family, so I am tentatively placing him as a son

of Richmond based on location & naming patterns. There is no evidence he was a son of Thomas & Keziiah Pace as Bruce Howard suggested.

6

Kit # 10428 & 10265 have been placed as descendents of Thomas d.1795 in Halifax, NC because he is the father of Hardy Pace who moved

on to Georgia. Court case of 1814 in Edgefield, SC mentions Cebell Matthews who intermarried with Tho. Pace, now deceased, and since

with Benj. Carr, resident of the State of Georgia.

7

The father of Francis Pace/Ann ca. 1728 is unproven and it is possible that he could be descended from an unidentified son of James Pace based

on the fact that we have two unidentified Paces owning land just south of where Francis got his patent in 1756. One plat is just north of Thomas

Burge and the other is just south of him. Francis Pace was a witness in the will of Tho. Burge. The unidentified Pace land south of Tho. Burge

was owned by a Pace prior to 1717 and we know Richard & Sarah Woodlief Pace's plantation was in northern Prince George Co. so it is unlikely

that is was this Richard. There is a possibility this land could have belonged to John/Elizabeth Lowe however, because it is near where their

son George owned land previous to his move to North Carolina. That being said, if Francis was from the line of James and not a son of Richard who married Sarah Woodlief, it would leave open the possibility that some of the 3B donors in blue are descended from Richard and Elizabeth.