The final twist is, that many of our old words and expressions went to America and have come back as Americanisms. Pace de Shottery. Another Warwickshire PACE letter is on my other page. GO TO - see that, and return here. I don't know about a connection to Paces here, mine were from Staffordshire and Shropshire, perhaps part of a Pace migration north, involving Warwickshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire.
More research is needed to determine that.
I'm open for comment. The two villages, Wellesbourne Mountford and Wellesbourne Hastings are divided by the Wellesbourne Brook, and were quite seperate until the past hundred years or so. The exception is, that there is only one church. Parts of Wellesbourne Mountford are as an English village should be, centered around the Stags Head Inn, is Chestnut Square where the village stocks used to be. And perhaps, most importantly, this is where, in 1872, Joseph Arch made his speech to the farm workers and formed the agricultural workers union.