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Charles Pace and his brother Frederick took over Matthews, their Father, business. Matthew had succeeded E Clarke.

1798 Established as Matthew Pace successor to Clarke at 23 Henry St, Dublin

1814 Matthew Pace and Sons 26 Henry St Dublin

1815 King St, Westminster, London

1815 Matthew died

1819 Charles and Frederick Successors to Matthew Pace and Sons, 2 Lower Crown St.

1827 Frederick at Bath St Bristol

1831 F Lower Crown St Westminster

1934 Partnership ended

1834 Charles at 49 Kings St

1834 Frederick at 15 King St Wesminster

1850 Frederick at 6 King

1851 Great Exhibition: Official Catalogue: Class X.: Pace and Sons 517. PACE and SONS, 49 King Street, Westminster - Inventors and Manufacturers. Cornopeans, trumpet, and valve horn. The improvements consist in the small diameter of the valves, the removal of angular turnings, and the hardness and quality of the metal employed.

1953 Charles at 22 Queens Row Pentonvile

1854 Charles at 19 Queens Row

1855 Charles at Charlwood St

1858 Charles at 12 Milbank St

1949 Charles Pace and Sons, 49 King St.

1858 Charles at 8 John St Westminster

1862 Frederick at 6 Hanway PL. Oxford St

1963 Frederick at 1 Duck Lane Wardour ST

1864 Frederick at 4 Great Russe3l St Bloombury

1883-Family moved (retired?) to Sheffield

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