Amos Franklin Pace and Emma Margaret Tree Pace family - 1950

March 5th, 1950, Amos F. Pace was honored on his 75th birthday by his wife Emma, their 11 sons and daughters with their husbands and wives, by attending an endowment session in the Salt Lake Temple.

Amos and Emma were the witnesses while their 11 children and their mates formed the prayer circle. After the temple session dinner was enjoyed at the Temple Square Hotel.

Picture was taken on the steps of the Salt Lake Temple.

Amos Franklin Pace and Emma Margaret Tree Pace family - 1935

History of George Edward Pace by Grace Bernice Mills Pace

History of George Edward Pace

Born 28 April 1902

Died 27 June 1967

written by his wife Grace Bernice Mills Pace

George Edward Pace was the second son of Amos Franklin and

Emma Margaret Tree Pace. George was named after his two grandfathers George Milton Pace and Edward William Tree. His grandmothers were Sarah Alvira Standley Pace and Julia Holland Tree. Sarah Alvira Standley was about 6 weeks old in Nauvoo when the Prophet Joseph Smith was killed in Carthage Jail.

George was born 28 April 1902 in a small log cabin located in Hoytsville, Utah. The cabin was located near a spring in Cottonwood Canyon. Several families in the area got their culinary water from this spring. The cabin was about 1/2 mile east of the main traveled road near the East hills. This area was later designated as "Dog Hollow" by local residents. George had an older brother, Alvin Christopher, born 23 April 1900.

George Edward Pace and Grace Bernice Mills Pace headstone