Year: 1829
Month: Jun
Day: 11
Grooms_Surname: MARTIN
Grooms_Forenames: George
Grooms_Age: [Not stated]
Groom_Condition: [Not stated]
Grooms_Occupation: [Not stated]
Grooms_Residence: Of this Parish
Grooms_Fathers_Surname: [Not stated]
Grooms_Fathers_Forenames: [Not stated]
Grooms_Fathers_Occupation: [Not stated]
Brides_Surname: HAWKINS
Brides_Forenames: Ann
Brides_Age: [Not stated]
Brides_Condition: [Not stated]
Brides_Occupation: [Not stated]
Brides_Residence: Aston Ingram in County of Hereford
Brides_Fathers_Surname: [Not stated]
Brides_Fathers_Forenames: [Not stated]
Brides_Fathers_Occupation: [Not stated]
Licence_or_Banns: Banns
Date_of_Banns: [Not stated]
Signature_or_Mark: They both marked
Witness_1: William Grindon
Witness_2: Mark of Sarah Martin
Other_Witnesses:
Officiating_Minister: William Crawley Curate
Event: Marriage
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P354 IN 1/7
Page_Number: 50
Parish_Chapel: Westbury on Severn

1851
George Martin abt 1804 Westbury, Herefordshire, England Head Newland, Gloucestershire
Ann Martin abt 1805 Longley, Herefordshire, England Wife Newland, Gloucestershire
George Martin abt 1837 Newland, Herefordshire, England Son Newland, Gloucestershire
Edwin Martin abt 1838 Newland, Herefordshire, England Son Newland, Gloucestershire
Thomas Martin abt 1841 Newland, Herefordshire, England Son Newland, Gloucestershire
John Martin abt 1845 Newland, Herefordshire, England Son Newland, Gloucestershire
Joseph Martin abt 1848 Newland, Herefordshire, England Son Newland, Gloucestershire
Allis Alice Martinabt 1851 Newland, Herefordshire, England Daughter Newland, Gloucestershire

1861
Thomas Martin abt 1842 Newland, Gloucestershire, England Servant Newland, Gloucestershire

1871
Ann Martin 68
Thomas Martin 28
Joseph Martin 21

Year: 1874
Month: Jan
Day: 31
Grooms_Surname: MARTIN
Grooms_Forenames: Thomas
Grooms_Age: 20
Groom_Condition: Bachelor
Grooms_Occupation: Miner
Grooms_Residence: The Fence [?] S[t] Briavels
Grooms_Fathers_Surname: Martin
Grooms_Fathers_Forenames: George
Grooms_Fathers_Occupation: Labourer
Brides_Surname: THOMAS
Brides_Forenames: Mary
Brides_Age: 19
Brides_Condition: Spinster
Brides_Occupation:
Brides_Residence: The Fence [?] S[t] Briavels
Brides_Fathers_Surname: Thomas
Brides_Fathers_Forenames: George
Brides_Fathers_Occupation: Small Farmer
Licence_or_Banns: Banns
Date_of_Banns:
Signature_or_Mark: Both sign
Witness_1: Mark of William B[illegible]
Witness_2: Ann Clements
Other_Witnesses:
Officiating_Minister: W[illia]m Taprell Allen Vicar
Event: Marriage
Memoranda:
Notes: Very blurred picture. Confident info is correct
Register_Reference: P278 IN 1/12
Page_Number: 203
Parish_Chapel: St Briavels

1881
Thomas Martin abt 1845 Clearwell, Gloucestershire, England Head Lydney, Gloucestershire
Mary Martin abt 1856 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Wife Lydney, Gloucestershire
Albert Martin abt 1875 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Son Lydney, Gloucestershire
Herbert Martin abt 1877 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Son Lydney, Gloucestershire
Arnold Martin abt 1879 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Son Lydney, Gloucestershire

Beatrice Annie Martin 1889

1891
Thomas Martin abt 1846 Newland, Gloucestershire, England Head St Briavel Gloucestershire
Mary Martin abt 1856 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Wife St Briavel Gloucestershire
William James abt 1825 St Wonnets, Herefordshire, England Head St Briavel Gloucestershire
Arnold Isaac Martin abt 1880 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Son St Briavel Gloucestershire
Beatrice Annie Martin abt 1890 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Daughter St Briavel Gloucestershire
Francis Edward Martin abt 1882 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Son St Briavel Gloucestershire
Herbert Thomas Martin abt 1877 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Son St Briavel Gloucestershire

1901
Thomas Martin abt 1846 Clearwell, Gloucestershire, England Head St Briavels Gloucestershire
Mary Martin abt 1856 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Wife St Briavels Gloucestershire
Arnold J Martin abt 1879 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Son St Briavels Gloucestershire
Beatrice A Martin abt 1890 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Daughter St Briavels Gloucestershire
Florence M Martin abt 1900 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Daughter St Briavels Gloucestershire
Frederick A Martin abt 1899 St Briavels, Gloucestershire, England Son St Briavels Gloucestershire

Hello, I hope someone can help me. I have come to a roadblock in my research.

I am searching for the parents of the following brothers:

1. William Pace, b. abt 1817 in Beverstone, GLS; d. 14 Apr 1879 in Ellwood, West Dean, GLS. married Fannie Jordan (Newland Parish) 19 Oct 1843. He always remained in the West Dean, GLS area. He was a quarry man.

2. Thomas Pace, b. abt 1816 in Beverstone, GLS; d. 10 May 1891 in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. married to Ann George abt. 1836 in GLS.

WOW!! Fantastic Information! Thank you so much!
Linda Pace

I have been researching the Pace family from Pennsylvania, United States to West Dean.
I thought I'd share some useful information that I came across online about Lemuel Pace and his family in a book entitled: "Genealogical and Personal History of Western Pennsylvania, Volume 1" by John Woolf Jordan (1915).
pg 296-297:

"The history of the Pace family is entirely English, there being but one mature generation of the name American-born. William, father of Lemuel Pace, was born in Liverpool, England and after his marriage in that place moved to Gloucestershire, where he followed his trade, that of stone-cutter, until his death. He married Fannie Jordan, a native of Liverpool, England, died in Gloucestershire, England, and had children, all of whom remained in England with the exception of Lemuel and George: Lizzie; Mary; George, immigrated to the United States and at last report of his whereabouts was in Missouri; Annie; Sarah; Alice; Lemuel, of whom further; William; Emma; Fannie; James.

(II) Lemuel Pace, son of William and Fannie (Jordan) Pace, was born in Gloucestershire, England, June 19, 1856. After attending the public schools he began an apprenticeship at his father's trade, but not finding it to his liking abandoned it in favor of mining and teaming. After his marriage he came to the United States, immigrating in the spring of 1880, settling first at McDonald, Pennsylvania, where he was employed as a coal miner, an occupation with which he was familiar through his service in the mines of his native land. He was then a resident of Hanlon, Pennsylvania for about three years, at the end of that time moving to Carnegie, Pennsylvania, in that place following for a time his former calling, but soon establishing in the grocery business on Main street, in which line he continued for eighteen years, at the same time building up a business in general teaming. His latter venture attained dimensions which he felt justified him in giving his entire time and attention, and he disposed of his grocery business and since that time has been engaged in teaming exclusively, employing on an average, five men and having five teams in almost constant use. In 1905 Mr Pace erected a buff brick house on Third Avenue, his present residence, his extensive yard and stable in the rear affording ample accomodations for his horses and equipment in the Home Guards of America and the Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Mr. Pace married in England, June 25, 1878, Alice, born in Gloucestershire, England, March 27, 1858, daughter of Thomas and Emma (Roberts) Blanch, who was reared by her maternal grandparents until the death of Grandmother Roberts, when she returned to her father's home and there lived until her marriage. Thomas was a son of William Blanch, a native and life-long resident of England, and was born, as was his wife, in Gloucesershire, England, there growing to maturity and marrying. Their home was near those of their parents, and he was employed in the mines. His first wife, Emma, was a daughter of William and Sarah Roberts, natives and life-long residents of Gloucestershire, England; she died in 1867, and he married a second time, his second wife being Edith Howell, both living in England at the present time (1914). Children of the first marriage of Thomas Blanch: 1. Alice, of previous mention, married Lemuel Pace. 2. Henry, accompanied his sister, Alice, and his brother-in-law, Lemuel Pace, to the United States, and now resides in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Children of the second marriage of Thomas Blanch: Ada, Lily, Gertrude, James, Sidney, and Thomas, all residents of England. Lemuel and Alice (Blanch) Pace have had nine children, four of whom are living at the present time: 1. Blanch, married Frank Connelly, and resides in Pittsburgh, the mother of four children: Eugene, Thomas, Blanche, and Walter. 2. James, lives in Glendale, Pennsylvania, associated in business with his father; married Mary Lyden and has two children, Joseph and Mary 3. Emma, lives at home. 4. Marie, lives at home."