Her name appears as Elizabeth Frances "Eliza" or Frances Elizabeth "Fannie".
1880 Census, Leatherwood, Henry County, Va.:
Joseph D. Pace 28 VA
Elizabeth F. Pace 24 VA wife
Rose E. Pace 6 VA dau
George P. Pace 4 VA son
Sally A. Pace 2 VA dau
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1900 Census, Leatherwood District (West part), Henry County, Va.:
Joseph D. Pace 49 VA
Elizabeth L. Pace 45 VA wife
Fanny B. Pace 16 daughter
Inez A. Pace 14 daughter
Russel L. Pace 9 son
Josa 7 Pace daughter
Dora C. Pace 4 daughter
Sally B. Richardson 22 daughter
Joseph R. Richardson 23 son-in-law (Joseph A.)
Joseph D. Richardson 2 VA grandson
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THE HENRY BULLETIN, Friday, June 11, 1926, p. 2, col. 1:
(edited)
Mrs. Frances Stultz Pace, the widow of the late Joseph Pace, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John A. Richardson, on the north side of Martinsville, Tuesday night after a long illness.
She was seventy years old.
She was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church.
Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
She is survived by eleven children, Messrs. George, Russell and H. F. Pace, Mesdames J. S. Minter, John A. Richardson, Joseph Hodge, T. W. Minter, O. D. Barlowe, J. C. Turner, Harvey Roberson and Jesse Chappelle, five brothers, Messrs. Frank, James L., Lewis, Holmon and Harry Stultz and two sisters, Mesdames C. S. Austin and Joseph Motley. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
===
Frances Elizabeth Stultz, daughter of Peyton Wesley Stultz and his first wife, Sarah Frances Minter.
(source:Bruce Locke)
1880 Census, Leatherwood, Henry County, Va.:
Joseph D. Pace 28 VA
Elizabeth F. Pace 24 VA wife
Rose E. Pace 6 VA dau
George P. Pace 4 VA son
Sally A. Pace 2 VA dau
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1900 Census, Leatherwood District (West part), Henry County, Va.:
Joseph D. Pace 49 VA
Elizabeth L. Pace 45 VA wife
Fanny B. Pace 16 daughter
Inez A. Pace 14 daughter
Russel L. Pace 9 son
Josa 7 Pace daughter
Dora C. Pace 4 daughter
Sally B. Richardson 22 daughter
Joseph R. Richardson 23 son-in-law (Joseph A.)
Joseph D. Richardson 2 VA grandson
===
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Friday, June 11, 1926, p. 2, col. 1:
(edited)
Mrs. Frances Stultz Pace, the widow of the late Joseph Pace, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John A. Richardson, on the north side of Martinsville, Tuesday night after a long illness.
She was seventy years old.
She was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church.
Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
She is survived by eleven children, Messrs. George, Russell and H. F. Pace, Mesdames J. S. Minter, John A. Richardson, Joseph Hodge, T. W. Minter, O. D. Barlowe, J. C. Turner, Harvey Roberson and Jesse Chappelle, five brothers, Messrs. Frank, James L., Lewis, Holmon and Harry Stultz and two sisters, Mesdames C. S. Austin and Joseph Motley. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
===
Frances Elizabeth Stultz, daughter of Peyton Wesley Stultz and his first wife, Sarah Frances Minter.
(source:Bruce Locke)
Her name appears as Elizabeth Frances "Eliza" or Frances Elizabeth "Fannie".
1880 Census, Leatherwood, Henry County, Va.:
Joseph D. Pace 28 VA
Elizabeth F. Pace 24 VA wife
Rose E. Pace 6 VA dau
George P. Pace 4 VA son
Sally A. Pace 2 VA dau
===
1900 Census, Leatherwood District (West part), Henry County, Va.:
Joseph D. Pace 49 VA
Elizabeth L. Pace 45 VA wife
Fanny B. Pace 16 daughter
Inez A. Pace 14 daughter
Russel L. Pace 9 son
Josa 7 Pace daughter
Dora C. Pace 4 daughter
Sally B. Richardson 22 daughter
Joseph R. Richardson 23 son-in-law (Joseph A.)
Joseph D. Richardson 2 VA grandson
===
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Friday, June 11, 1926, p. 2, col. 1:
(edited)
Mrs. Frances Stultz Pace, the widow of the late Joseph Pace, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John A. Richardson, on the north side of Martinsville, Tuesday night after a long illness.
She was seventy years old.
She was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church.
Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
She is survived by eleven children, Messrs. George, Russell and H. F. Pace, Mesdames J. S. Minter, John A. Richardson, Joseph Hodge, T. W. Minter, O. D. Barlowe, J. C. Turner, Harvey Roberson and Jesse Chappelle, five brothers, Messrs. Frank, James L., Lewis, Holmon and Harry Stultz and two sisters, Mesdames C. S. Austin and Joseph Motley. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
===
Frances Elizabeth Stultz, daughter of Peyton Wesley Stultz and his first wife, Sarah Frances Minter.
(source:Bruce Locke)
1880 Census, Leatherwood, Henry County, Va.:
Joseph D. Pace 28 VA
Elizabeth F. Pace 24 VA wife
Rose E. Pace 6 VA dau
George P. Pace 4 VA son
Sally A. Pace 2 VA dau
===
1900 Census, Leatherwood District (West part), Henry County, Va.:
Joseph D. Pace 49 VA
Elizabeth L. Pace 45 VA wife
Fanny B. Pace 16 daughter
Inez A. Pace 14 daughter
Russel L. Pace 9 son
Josa 7 Pace daughter
Dora C. Pace 4 daughter
Sally B. Richardson 22 daughter
Joseph R. Richardson 23 son-in-law (Joseph A.)
Joseph D. Richardson 2 VA grandson
===
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Friday, June 11, 1926, p. 2, col. 1:
(edited)
Mrs. Frances Stultz Pace, the widow of the late Joseph Pace, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John A. Richardson, on the north side of Martinsville, Tuesday night after a long illness.
She was seventy years old.
She was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church.
Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
She is survived by eleven children, Messrs. George, Russell and H. F. Pace, Mesdames J. S. Minter, John A. Richardson, Joseph Hodge, T. W. Minter, O. D. Barlowe, J. C. Turner, Harvey Roberson and Jesse Chappelle, five brothers, Messrs. Frank, James L., Lewis, Holmon and Harry Stultz and two sisters, Mesdames C. S. Austin and Joseph Motley. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
===
Frances Elizabeth Stultz, daughter of Peyton Wesley Stultz and his first wife, Sarah Frances Minter.
(source:Bruce Locke)
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