The Next Pace Society Reunion is in
HUNTSVILLE, AL and Begins JUNE 25, 2020
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The Pace name has a long and storied history that reaches the 4 corners of the world.
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The Pace Society celebrates some of its most illustrious members that have carried on the Pace name.
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Becoming a member of the Pace Society is easy and rewarding! Get access to centuries of research and records, right from your chair!
About The Pace Society
Pace Family DNA Project
The society's purpose promote the science of genealogy concerning the PACE Family in America and elsewhere in the world.
The Pace Family DNA Project is a study to determine possible relationships between different PACE FAMILY LINES - WORLDWIDE - not just the US including VARIENT SPELLINGS of PACE.
Although the study was initiated by the Pace Society, which consists mainly of Paces of English descent (and some of German descent), we are interested in Paces of all nationalities.
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Pace Society History
The Pace Society of America was created in 1963, and has been ongoing for over 50+ years!
Past Reunions
The Pace Society is always looking for ways to get together to meet and share information. Visit our Reunion page to view past reunions and for information on our next event!
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Pace Family Tree DNA
This site has some of the Pace Family Tree DNA research that we have collected over the years.
Related Pace Family Websites
This section contains links to websites related to various Pace families.
Genealogy Forums
RootsWeb's Pace surname mailing lists can help you find information about your ancestors and connect you with people who have research interests similar to yours.
The Pace Society of America was formed August 3, 1963 through the untiring efforts of Noble Hamilton PACE of Columbus, MS, assisted and encouraged by Miss Mable Pavey, a staunch supporter of the Pace Society until her death at age 93. The Society is incorporated as a non-profit organization and has been active in family genealogy and history research continuously since that date.