CSA, 2nd Lieut., Company A, 10th Tennessee Cavalry
(special thanks to Dennis Brooke for the following info) John PACE - Inscription on tombstone #707 reads “2D LIEUT. J. PACE CO. A 10 TENN. CAV. C.S.A” According to ancestry POW Records located on (38863) it stated: He was taken prisoner in Tennessee in April 1864. The above source listed him as a private and buried in grave number 707 at Camp Chase. According to www.fold3.com he was a 2nd Lieutenant in Company A of the 10th Tennessee Cavalry, however he resigned his commission in March of 1864 and it was accepted. He told Confederate authorities “he could be of better service to his country in the ranks” Because he resigned and because he was taken prisoner after his resignation his rank should be a private. If the compiler were making the tombstone it would read: “JOHN PACE CO. A 10 TENN. CAV. C.S.A.”
(special thanks to Leonard J. McCown for the following info) Son of Isaac Pace and Rachel Cosby. Married Minerva Jane Batton. They had at least 3 children: William Wesley, Martha "Nancy", and Jefferson Jeremiah Pace.
(special thanks to Dennis Brooke for the following info) John PACE - Inscription on tombstone #707 reads “2D LIEUT. J. PACE CO. A 10 TENN. CAV. C.S.A” According to ancestry POW Records located on (38863) it stated: He was taken prisoner in Tennessee in April 1864. The above source listed him as a private and buried in grave number 707 at Camp Chase. According to www.fold3.com he was a 2nd Lieutenant in Company A of the 10th Tennessee Cavalry, however he resigned his commission in March of 1864 and it was accepted. He told Confederate authorities “he could be of better service to his country in the ranks” Because he resigned and because he was taken prisoner after his resignation his rank should be a private. If the compiler were making the tombstone it would read: “JOHN PACE CO. A 10 TENN. CAV. C.S.A.”
(special thanks to Leonard J. McCown for the following info) Son of Isaac Pace and Rachel Cosby. Married Minerva Jane Batton. They had at least 3 children: William Wesley, Martha "Nancy", and Jefferson Jeremiah Pace.
CSA, 2nd Lieut., Company A, 10th Tennessee Cavalry
(special thanks to Dennis Brooke for the following info) John PACE - Inscription on tombstone #707 reads “2D LIEUT. J. PACE CO. A 10 TENN. CAV. C.S.A” According to ancestry POW Records located on (38863) it stated: He was taken prisoner in Tennessee in April 1864. The above source listed him as a private and buried in grave number 707 at Camp Chase. According to www.fold3.com he was a 2nd Lieutenant in Company A of the 10th Tennessee Cavalry, however he resigned his commission in March of 1864 and it was accepted. He told Confederate authorities “he could be of better service to his country in the ranks” Because he resigned and because he was taken prisoner after his resignation his rank should be a private. If the compiler were making the tombstone it would read: “JOHN PACE CO. A 10 TENN. CAV. C.S.A.”
(special thanks to Leonard J. McCown for the following info) Son of Isaac Pace and Rachel Cosby. Married Minerva Jane Batton. They had at least 3 children: William Wesley, Martha "Nancy", and Jefferson Jeremiah Pace.
(special thanks to Dennis Brooke for the following info) John PACE - Inscription on tombstone #707 reads “2D LIEUT. J. PACE CO. A 10 TENN. CAV. C.S.A” According to ancestry POW Records located on (38863) it stated: He was taken prisoner in Tennessee in April 1864. The above source listed him as a private and buried in grave number 707 at Camp Chase. According to www.fold3.com he was a 2nd Lieutenant in Company A of the 10th Tennessee Cavalry, however he resigned his commission in March of 1864 and it was accepted. He told Confederate authorities “he could be of better service to his country in the ranks” Because he resigned and because he was taken prisoner after his resignation his rank should be a private. If the compiler were making the tombstone it would read: “JOHN PACE CO. A 10 TENN. CAV. C.S.A.”
(special thanks to Leonard J. McCown for the following info) Son of Isaac Pace and Rachel Cosby. Married Minerva Jane Batton. They had at least 3 children: William Wesley, Martha "Nancy", and Jefferson Jeremiah Pace.
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