2018-08-17 file created 

   On the back of the photo is written: 

   Pace Family Reunion June 10, 1994
   Taken at "Paces Paines" The colonial 
   home place of Richard and Izabella Smythe Pace 
   circa 1622.  The home was built circa 1750 
   (so, we are told).  The property was sold by Pace 
   nearly 100 years prior to the home being built. 

   The Property lies on the south bank of the 
   James River across the river from Jamestown 
   which is on the north bank some 4 miles distant. 
   Pace saved many of the residents by rowing 
   across river in 1622 to warn them of the 
   great massacre.  These people [in photo] are descendants 
   of Pace.  Leah, Ronnie, and Adam (Vincent) can be seen just 
   left of middle in the second row.  Ronnie has dark glasses. 
   Adam is wearing a pink shirt and ball cap. 

   I later added "(Mt. Pleasant}" and at the bottom.  Their 
   website for the historic old home and property is: 
      http://mountpleasantplantation.com/

   Visit the website and click "history."  In the menu, you'll 
   see a link for "timeline."