There was a John W. Page, b. 1835 in (Adair Co.?) KY that may be your John Wesley Page! The age and location seem to fit. John W. Page was the eldest known son of William Washington Page (b. 25 Nov. 1809 in Nelson Co., VA - d. 27 May 1877 in Adair Co. , KY and buried in City Cem. Adair Co., KY. I believe Adair Co. was formed in 1802 from Green Co.) and his wife Sophia Brawer, b. 1811. William was the son of Nicholas Page (b. 1 July 1780 - d. 16 Feb. 1817 in Adair Co.) and his wife Nancy (Ann D.) Smith (b.c. 1776 in VA - d.c. 1855 in VA) who were m. 3 Nov. 1803 or 1804 in Amherst Co., VA. Nancy was the daughter of William Smith. Nicholas Page was the son of Robert Page (b. 17 Sep 1743 in Albermarle Co., VA - d. 29 Aug. 1817 in Adair Co., KY) and his wife Mary Jane Murrell "Jennie" (b. 29 Aug. 1748 in VA - d. 2 Dec. 1831 in Adair Co., KY) who were m. 6 Dec. 1765. Both are buried in the Robert Page Sr. Cem. in Cane Valley, Adair Co., KY. [Brockman Family Bible of Mrs. Max Page Texas that emigrated from Barren Co., KY around 1815 and established Pageville, KY as cited in the KY section of a two volume book, CAROLINA PAGES by Robert E. Page III. ] John Wesley was no doubt named for the famed John Wesley who was instrumental in the Methodist Church. This is NOT my line of Pages and I have no further info on this line! George W. Page At 05:56 PM 8/23/2000 -0400, you wrote: >Hello > > I am passing on this information in the hopes of finding more relatives >and information on our family tree. > > Queen Victoria Page was the daughter of John Wesley Page and was born in >Graves County, Kentucky on August 20, 1874. She was the 17th of the 18 >children of Mr. Page and his second wife. His first wife Mary Ann Elnora >Snowden had born the first nine before her death. > Queenie married Lee Anderson McClanahan and bore him 5 daughers, Nola > Lee, >Ruby Pearl, Maude Adelle, Marion Alice and Mary Lee. Ten days after the birth >of Mary, Lee contracted appendicitus and died. Several years later, she would >remarry John Yarbrough. He was known to the girls as "Big Papa". > John Yarbrough died about 1953, according to family sources. Queen >Victoria died on March 31, 1958 and is buried in the Woodville Kentucky >Cemetery. The family home was near Lovelaceville, Kentucky on the Ballard and >McCracken County Line. At one point after Lee's death, the house burned and >Queenie lived under a taurpaline while the house was being rebuilt by her >son-in-law William Eaker, who was a carpenter by trade. Because of his >diminutive size, he was known as Uncle Peck by the family. Her >granddaughters, Elizabeth Elrod stayed with her during this time and related >this story to Gary Pace. The only known photograph of Lee McClanahan was >saved from the fire and is in the possession of a second cousin. Gilbert >Elrod, his grandfather, gave Gary Pace a hand saw that he said belonged to >Lee McClanahan. > >Thomas W. Rogers >924 E. Jackson Street >Morton, Illinois 61550 > >Gary Pace >1308 6th Ave. North >Nashville, Tennessee 37208 > > >==== PAGE Mailing List ==== >PAGE list website - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/PAGE.htm

Hello I am passing on this information in the hopes of finding more relatives and information on our family tree. Queen Victoria Page was the daughter of John Wesley Page and was born in Graves County, Kentucky on August 20, 1874. She was the 17th of the 18 children of Mr. Page and his second wife. His first wife Mary Ann Elnora Snowden had born the first nine before her death. Queenie married Lee Anderson McClanahan and bore him 5 daughers, Nola Lee, Ruby Pearl, Maude Adelle, Marion Alice and Mary Lee. Ten days after the birth of Mary, Lee contracted appendicitus and died. Several years later, she would remarry John Yarbrough. He was known to the girls as "Big Papa". John Yarbrough died about 1953, according to family sources. Queen Victoria died on March 31, 1958 and is buried in the Woodville Kentucky Cemetery. The family home was near Lovelaceville, Kentucky on the Ballard and McCracken County Line. At one point after Lee's death, the house burned and Queenie lived under a taurpaline while the house was being rebuilt by her son-in-law William Eaker, who was a carpenter by trade. Because of his diminutive size, he was known as Uncle Peck by the family. Her granddaughters, Elizabeth Elrod stayed with her during this time and related this story to Gary Pace. The only known photograph of Lee McClanahan was saved from the fire and is in the possession of a second cousin. Gilbert Elrod, his grandfather, gave Gary Pace a hand saw that he said belonged to Lee McClanahan. Thomas W. Rogers 924 E. Jackson Street Morton, Illinois 61550 Gary Pace 1308 6th Ave. North Nashville, Tennessee 37208

Subj: Queen Victoria Page/McClanahan Date: 8/22/00 4:32:17 PM Central Daylight Time From: Travelback4u To: [email protected] Hello I am in search of Queen Victoria Page, who married Lee Anderson McClanahan, their descendants and ancestorial information. This is my wife's great grandmother. Thomas W. Rogers

This is my direct line and I do have some information on them. If you could send me your e-mail address I would be happy to send any of the information that I might have. I just recently found some information on these people. My e-mail address is [email protected] Thanks, Merle Lester Riverton Wyoming

I'm searching info regarding Philip PAGE w.Eliza PAGE M. 1838 Mary 13, Benjamin 12, Philip 6, George 8, Sarah 5, This info in 1850 census Somerville.Ma. Please e-mail [email protected] Joan

Can anyone help? I am trying to track his wife, Susanne Gilman. They were married 2 April 1803, Readfield, Maine. He was formerly of Augusta, Me and his parents were Ezekiel and Betty ___[Robey] Page Haverhill, Mass. By the way if anyone can help me with Betty's maiden name I would be equally grateful. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 3:00 PM Subject: PAGE-D Digest V00 #88

BRICK WALL-----Please help. James Madison Page was born in Greenville SC Feb.28,1818. Married Sophia Temples in Lincoln co NC on Jan.26,1841 (found marriage record). From before 1860 up thru 1890 they were in Cherokee co GA. Sometime after the 1890 census they moved to Jefferson co Ala. He is buried at Trafford Ala. His children were as follows: Juvnile(could be Junius), Franklin M., William A., Eliza A., James Calvin, John P., Perry P. (my line), Miriah R., James Lafayette,and Jeremiah. According to his Confederate discharge, he had at least one brother named Lemuel. Are any of these names familiar to anyone out there? I am open to ANY suggestions that might help. Wanda Howard

-----Original Message----- From: Joan Blaisdell <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, August 13, 2000 6:17 PM Subject: Sally PAGE m. asaph BLAISDELL Boston 1800's Desperately seeking Sally PAGE m. Asaph BLAISDELL 6ch. Recorded Bridgewater,Ma.b. in Boston Jacob Clough May 30,1822, Aaron Jan.26,1836,John Aug.25,1825,MaryAnnFeb.12,1832,WilliamApril26,1828 Zilpha Jan.11,1824.1850 census Somerville,Ma. Sally Blaisdell 65,Joseph 35,Jacob 29,nailer, John 24 .Same location Philip Page wife Eliza 5 ch. 1831 Prince St. Boston,Ma. Sally and Asaph in Boston Directory.Jacob Clough had comp.Blaisdell and Page ,Boston. 1866 Bath,Me. Company. Jacob d. 1867. Family also worked Abington Ma., Gurney's. Trying to go back another generation. No b.m.d.Any info please e-mail [email protected] Regards,Joan ][

Seeking info on John PAGE, born June 1868 in Montreal, Canada. He married Rose Anna Rieandeau in New York. Thanks, Donna

I would like to thank everyone who gave me advice on contesting my grandfather's will. Your advice is greatly appreciated. Sincerely Yours, Chris Page In search of: Page/Paige, McCollum/McCallum, Harlee, Davis, Moore, Barnes, Kemp, Jones, Womack ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

> > Is anyone researching the line of John Page to son Moses Page to son Reuben > Page? They lived in the Epping, Rockingham , NH area in the late 1700's to > early 1800's. This is the leading contender for the line of my Charles Page > (b. abt. 1820) who married Lucy Tilton in Epping in 1843. > Reuben moved to Barrington/Strafford. Charles' military records say he was > born in Strafford. This could be big. Mahalo and take care , Kevin > Kevin: Are you familiar with "The Family of John Page of Haverhill, Mass" by Case and Sanderson? That reference has Reuben as a dead end and descended from John, Onesiphorus, and John. Reuben and his siblings were all born in Epping. He had a younger brother Moses. If you don't have this book, I can give you more information. Steve

My grandfather died bach in 1993 and for some reason, my father never was notified about his death and burial until after it was done. So in my initial family research, I approached my father's half-sister on some information about my grandfather at least 3x. I even approached her children but they only gave me jokes. Well, I have found out that the reason why my father was not notified of the death/burial and they're not giving me info on my grandfather's death is because they didn't want to receive anything from his will. I don't have concrete proof yet but my question is, what do I do about this? What exact proof do I really need? Help!! ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Looking for any information on L. L. PAGE of Dallas Co. TX. Married unknown FERGUSON and had their last child, ANNIE MAE PAGE, 18 Dec.1883 Thanking you in advance Bill Hoover Madison, TN [email protected]

Is anyone researching the line of John Page to son Moses Page to son Reuben Page? They lived in the Epping, Rockingham , NH area in the late 1700's to early 1800's. This is the leading contender for the line of my Charles Page (b. abt. 1820) who married Lucy Tilton in Epping in 1843. Reuben moved to Barrington/Strafford. Charles' military records say he was born in Strafford. This could be big. Mahalo and take care , Kevin

Searching for parent of Jeremiah Page b. c. 1736 Eng d. 1814 Columbus, Chenango Co., NY m. 1760 at CT (2) Mary/Polly Ames and am also searching for Polly's parents. They had a son, Joseph b. c 1759-61 CT d. 1835 at Columbus, NY and ca. 1800 m. (2) Sarah White

I am having a very difficult time with this family and I'm hoping to find someone else researching this line or someone that can assist me to research them. In the 1881 census, Isaac, born in Hillington, Norfolk, is listed as living at 18 St. Hilda's Terrace in York, with his wife Mary E. and (I'm assuming)my great grandmother Martha Hannah (Mary H. on the census). In the 1851 census, I have what I believe to be Isaac's parents living in Freebridge Lynn, Hillington, Norfolk. His father is James Page, born 1812 in Hillington and his wife is Martha. Isaac was 16 at the time of the census. In the 1871 census, Isaac was living at Back Street, Skinningrove, N. Yorks. He had a son Isaac (Ike) that was a missionary for the China Inland Missions Company and he retired to Ontario and is buried in Paris, Ontario. He had no children. What I'm hoping for is more information to fill this out abit. Does anyone have access to the 1841 census or to parish records to check out Isaac's family? My great grandmother, Martha, was a devout Primitive Methodist. I'm assuming her family was too. Do they keep records and if so, how does one access them? I have hit the wall with this family and can seem to get no further than the above information on them and I've been chasing them for over a year!! Any added information would be VERY gratefully accepted. Sincerely, Shirley Alberta, Canada

Hi all, I am new to the PAGE list, I live in Prescott, AZ and doing this research for my husbands side. I am looking for a Samuel PAGE, he was born in TN possibly died in KY, had 3 chilren, Balden Witty Page, b 8 dec 1832 ukn, d. 26 mar 1878 ukn, Alfred Page b. 25 Ded 1835 Monroe co., KY, d. 28 Oct 1908 Dawson, Richardson, NE, m. 26 Sep 1856 Holt co., MO wife Elizabeth Buchanan. Looking mainly for information on Samuel PAGE, and who his wife was, also on Elizabeth Buchanan's ancestors. Any help here would be a blessing. Margaret Lee

Hi all. I have changed my e-mail address to the one below. Please change in your address book. Ed Page My New e-mail is [email protected]

Thanks, Dolores. I will check it out. Betty -----Original Message----- From: Dolores C. Rutherford <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: 29 July 2000 12:30 Subject: [PAGE] PAGEs of Duplin Co., NC >B. Norton, > >For what it is worth..... > >You might get some help on your Joseph PAGE by checking the message on the >PAGE List on GenForum dated 9 Nov 1999 posted by Bobbi Lee. It was about >the Duplin Co., NC PAGE family that went to Covington Co., MS. > >Another good place to look for early records of Duplin Co., NC is the book >"The PAGE Family in North Carolina, 1684-1850" by Jesse M. Page, Jr., >privately printed, 1987. There are quite a few records of Duplin Co., NC >in this book. > >One record that it has is the marriage of your Joseph & Susan (CONNERLY) >PAGE. It also has the marr. bond of another (or 1st marr. for your???) >Joseph PAGE to Elizabeth BLAND in 1797. It is interesting that the witness >in both marriages was the same man----Wm. DICKSON, who could have just been >the clerk of the court as "C.C." is after his name. > >Dolores > > >==== PAGE Mailing List ==== >PAGE list website - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/PAGE.htm >

Bill, I'm not sure if we are connected, but it could be a possibly. The Joseph Wilson Page (2nd generation) I have found both the name Joseph and Josiah used. In fact, when he is listed as a Confederate soldier, he is listed as Josiah W. Page, 38th Cavalry Company K, Mississippi. But in a newspaper clipping I found looking up his death, I found him listed as Joseph W. Page. Joseph and Josiah are both family names. My brother 's middle name is Joseph. My uncle's Josiah. I have been unable to get past North Carolina, or find the path from North Carolina to Mississippi. They probably did come through Georgia. So, there may be some connection. Hope we can find it. Thanks, Betty -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: 29 July 2000 12:03 Subject: Re: [PAGE] Joseph Page >Read you post on your Joseph Page with much interest. I and several cousins >have been searching for our Page line for a very long time. What caught my >eye were several similarities between our Page lines. We are looking for a >Josiah Page's family. He was born about 1805, either in NC or SC. He >migrated through Early County, GA in the mid to late 1830s where he married a >Phelps and moved on to Randolph County, GA where we found him in census >reports for 1850 and 1860. We find no more record of him, but his children, >for the most part, moved on to Polk/Pasco/Hernando counties of Florida. >Given the birth date of your John and our Josiah, and your John's grandson >being named Josiah, there is a possibility they could have been brothers. Of >course Josiah isn't all that uncommon a name among the Page lines we've >found, it might be a clue for further research. Sometimes you have to use >back doors...if to can't find a fact to prove, start disproving the >improbable. Sometimes the improbable really isn't. Have found several >direct line ancestors I'd run into a wall on by looking for the spouse's >parents and checking their migrations and related census reports, and in the >same neighborhoods were my lines. Bill > > >==== PAGE Mailing List ==== >PAGE list website - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/PAGE.htm >