#129 ROTTENWOOD DR MARIETTA GA CODE#

Martha Pace Patton, guardians of William Pace, Richard E.P. 47, Court of Ordinary.Īugust Term, Superior Court, 1826. Martha Pace married Robert Patton, the ceremony by James Fluellen. Edy had been bought at the estate sale ofMary Newsome Pace in 1804 by William. Martha rented “The Plantation”, hired a negro girl Edy, bought a negro girl and one negro fellow, Scott.

Charles Pace bought a trunk, a lot of 20 books, and a negro boy Jim.Proceeds from the sale amounted to $733.23.Court of Ordinary, Book A, pp. 23, 1824.The effects of William Pace, deceased, were sold,97 items included.

27, 1823.Inventories of the goods and effects of William Pace were filed with the Court of Ordinary by Thomas Howard, Jeremiah Burnett, Charles Bulloch, Mose Collins and James Fitzgerald (Returns, Book A, 1823-1937, pp. Hawkins, now Macon, printed a notice: “Martha Pace and dJames Fluellen applied to the Court of Ordinary for letters of administration on the estate of William Pace, late of said county, deceased.

The estate of William Pace was administered by Martha Pace andJames Fluellen.In the issue of May 12, 1823,“The Messenger”, published at Ft. It borders Monroe (north), Jones (east), Twiggs (south and east), Houston and Peach (south) and Crawford (west). See Putnam.Ĭreated in 1822 from Houston, Jones, Monroe and Twiggs.The county seat, Macon, is near the center of the state. Many Paces lived in old Baldwin County in the area which became Putnam. Milledgeville was for many years until 1868 the Capital of the state.Putnam, Morgan, Jasper and Jones counties were created from it in 1807.Jasper was called Randolph County from 1807-1812.Part of Jones was cut into Bibb in 1822.Part of Jasper was included in Newton County in 1821. He was son of Richard Pace and grandson of Richard and Rebecca Pace, natives of Virginia.Ĭreated in 1803 from the Creek cessions of 18, this county is located in east central Georgia. The eldest was Barnabas Pace, born in 1747 and 73 in 1820. The 1820 Census of Georgia listed 27 Pace families. In time most ofthe counties established in 1777 were divided into many others. Paul Parish included later Richmond County. George Parish included the District of Halifax, later Burke County. Matthew Parish included later Effingham County, the District of Abercorn, District of Goshen and District of Ebenezer. Mary Parish included part of later Camden County and islands between the Great Satilla and St. Thomas Parish included part of later Camden County and islands between the Little Satilla and Great Satilla. Patrick Parish included part of later Glynn County and islands between the Turtle and Little Satilla rivers. St.David Parish included later Glynn County, and land between the Altamaha and Turtle rivers. Simons Island, the Sea Islands south of the Altamaha River. James Parish included part of later Liberty County, the town and district of Frederica, St. Andrew Parish included part of later Liberty County, town and district of Darien, Sapelo Island, Eastwood Island, and the Sea Islands between the Great Ogeechee and Altamaha rivers. John Parish included later Liberty County, the town of Sunbury, Midway, Newport, St. Philip Parish included the District of Ogeechee above and below the Canoochee River, the town of Hardwick, part of later Chatham County. This is posted for the assistance of any who are doing research on Paces in this state.īefore 1777, the colony of Georgia was divided into parishes.Ĭhrist Church Parish included Savannah, part oflater Chatham County, Sea Islands north of the Great Ogeechee River. Original sources are cited where known.Georgia is the largest state east of the Mississippi and has 159 counties. I have finished compiling information collected over many years on Paces in Georgia.Much more can be gleaned from Georgia records.What follows is organized oounty by county. The last assessment stated this property is in Fair condition.This property is in the CORAL RIDGE COMMONS Neighborhood.Paces in Georgia By S W Edmondson Januat 11:15:46

#129 ROTTENWOOD DR MARIETTA GA CODE#

This property in the 30008 zip code was built in 1983 and is 1147 square feet, has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and the lot size is 0.12 acres. As of the estimated market value is $139,357. This property was purchased by THE FEIFER AND COLEY FAMILY TRUST & THE TAMARA A SEYMOUR TRU for $65,000. Investment property in MARIETTA, GA located at 1166 BOOTH RD SW APT 707. The last assessment stated this property is in Good condition. This property in the 30008 zip code was built in 1983 and is 1,147 square feet, has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and the lot size is 0.12 acres. THE FEIFER AND COLEY FAMILY TRUST & THE TAMARA A SEYMOUR TRU , 1166 BOOTH RD SW APT 707, MARIETTA, GA does not show signs of Marietta, GA Investment Property OverviewĪccording to the public records in Cobb County as of

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