When I first saw this message, I did not realize that the message was addressed to me. I did not include important facts because I did not really realize I was addressing the entire board - my thoughts were focused on asking the original sender of the "Raymond Irvin Page" inquiry whether *she/he* had any thoughts on the coincidence of first names. I have searched a number of sources already - I have been searching since probably the mid-1980s. In my message below, I addressed a couple of them - the most information I have been able to get was at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, where there is a census which is apparently not available at any other location. And George Page has been most amiable in answering my inquiries, even though we both know that my husband's 12-marker DNA test was insufficient to make any definitive conclusions (or any at all). I'll not bother you further. Mary-Gene Page ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Page" <flkeybob@terranova.net> To: <page@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 6:02 PM Subject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of waynecarlislepage&evelyn briesacker page > First - you have failed to provide the important facts to let other > people try and help you. Much of what you are asking is available by > searching several sources, which requires some work on your part. > Since you are hoping to get lucky - instead of spending time to research > . - I suggest you sign up for Y-DNA with FTDNA and pay this DNA company to > do your work and hope to get lucky. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <mgpage@att.net>To: <page@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 6:15 PM > Subject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of wayne > carlislepage&evelyn briesacker page > > >>I have no reason to believe that I have any connection to this >Page other >>than the first names. >> >> My husband's father's first name was Raymond. His cousin's >first name >> was >> Irwin. I wonder whether there might have been >some Page in the ancestry >> that gave rise to this combination. >> >> Raymond Leon Wayne was born in the late 1800s in >Wisconsin; the cousin >> Irwin/Erwin/Irvin would have been born in the late 1920s or early 1930s >> (I >> don't know where). Irwin's mother was Raymond's sister; Ray's father was >> Christopher Marshall Page, born 1850 in Wisconsin. I have not been able >> to >> determine ancestors except for possibly C.M.'s parents being Christopher >> and Sarah. >> >> Would any of this possibly connect to you? >> >> Mary-Gene Page >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "carla page" <cjpage1954@gmail.com> >> To: <page@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2010 9:32 PM >> Subject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of wayne carlisle page >> & evelyn briesacker page >> >> >>> *RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE* >>> *FUNERAL SERVICES FOR RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE OF ANGLETON,WILL BE HELD >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Hi and welcome to the page family.. If you are searching for your husband's Page family, then a death record may give you some good clues, either his father' or his cousins.. If you give us more information or the rest of the obituary, including any dates might narrow things down a bit as well. -----Original Message----- From: mgpage <mgpage@att.net> To: page <page@rootsweb.com> Sent: Fri, Dec 3, 2010 4:17 pm Subject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of wayne carlisle page&evelyn briesacker page I have no reason to believe that I have any connection to this Page other han the first names. My husband's father's first name was Raymond. His cousin's first name was rwin. I wonder whether there might have been some Page in the ancestry that ave rise to this combination. Raymond Leon Wayne was born in the late 1800s in Wisconsin; the cousin rwin/Erwin/Irvin would have been born in the late 1920s or early 1930s (I on't know where). Irwin's mother was Raymond's sister; Ray's father was hristopher Marshall Page, born 1850 in Wisconsin. I have not been able to etermine ancestors except for possibly C.M.'s parents being Christopher and arah. Would any of this possibly connect to you? Mary-Gene Page ----- Original Message ----- rom: "carla page" <cjpage1954@gmail.com> o: <page@rootsweb.com> ent: Sunday, November 28, 2010 9:32 PM ubject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of wayne carlisle age&evelyn briesacker page *RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE* *FUNERAL SERVICES FOR RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE OF ANGLETON,WILL BE HELD ------------------------------ o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PAGE-request@rootsweb.com ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of he message

*I AM A FEMALE AND BORN A "PAGE"MY COUSIN REX TERRY PAGE HAS ALREADY BEEN DNA TESTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!* On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 9:36 PM, <pmaceacher@aol.com> wrote: > > Hi and welcome to the page family.. If you are searching for your husband's > Page family, then a death record may give you some good clues, either his > father' or his cousins.. > > If you give us more information or the rest of the obituary, including any > dates might narrow things down a bit as well. > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: mgpage <mgpage@att.net> > To: page <page@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Fri, Dec 3, 2010 4:17 pm > Subject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of wayne carlisle > page&evelyn briesacker page > > > I have no reason to believe that I have any connection to this Page other > han the first names. > My husband's father's first name was Raymond. His cousin's first name was > rwin. I wonder whether there might have been some Page in the ancestry that > ave rise to this combination. > Raymond Leon Wayne was born in the late 1800s in Wisconsin; the cousin > rwin/Erwin/Irvin would have been born in the late 1920s or early 1930s (I > on't know where). Irwin's mother was Raymond's sister; Ray's father was > hristopher Marshall Page, born 1850 in Wisconsin. I have not been able to > etermine ancestors except for possibly C.M.'s parents being Christopher and > arah. > Would any of this possibly connect to you? > Mary-Gene Page > ----- Original Message ----- > rom: "carla page" <cjpage1954@gmail.com> > o: <page@rootsweb.com> > ent: Sunday, November 28, 2010 9:32 PM > ubject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of wayne carlisle > age&evelyn briesacker page > > *RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE* > *FUNERAL SERVICES FOR RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE OF ANGLETON,WILL BE HELD > > ------------------------------ > o unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com > ith the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body > of > he message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

First - you have failed to provide the important facts to let other people try and help you. Much of what you are asking is available by searching several sources, which requires some work on your part. Since you are hoping to get lucky - instead of spending time to research . - I suggest you sign up for Y-DNA with FTDNA and pay this DNA company to do your work and hope to get lucky. ----- Original Message ----- From: <mgpage@att.net>To: <page@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 6:15 PM Subject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of wayne carlislepage&evelyn briesacker page >I have no reason to believe that I have any connection to this >Page other >than the first names. > > My husband's father's first name was Raymond. His cousin's >first name was > Irwin. I wonder whether there might have been >some Page in the ancestry > that gave rise to this combination. > > Raymond Leon Wayne was born in the late 1800s in >Wisconsin; the cousin > Irwin/Erwin/Irvin would have been born in the late 1920s or early 1930s (I > don't know where). Irwin's mother was Raymond's sister; Ray's father was > Christopher Marshall Page, born 1850 in Wisconsin. I have not been able to > determine ancestors except for possibly C.M.'s parents being Christopher > and Sarah. > > Would any of this possibly connect to you? > > Mary-Gene Page > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "carla page" <cjpage1954@gmail.com> > To: <page@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2010 9:32 PM > Subject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of wayne carlisle page > & evelyn briesacker page > > >> *RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE* >> *FUNERAL SERVICES FOR RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE OF ANGLETON,WILL BE HELD > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

I have no reason to believe that I have any connection to this Page other than the first names. My husband's father's first name was Raymond. His cousin's first name was Irwin. I wonder whether there might have been some Page in the ancestry that gave rise to this combination. Raymond Leon Wayne was born in the late 1800s in Wisconsin; the cousin Irwin/Erwin/Irvin would have been born in the late 1920s or early 1930s (I don't know where). Irwin's mother was Raymond's sister; Ray's father was Christopher Marshall Page, born 1850 in Wisconsin. I have not been able to determine ancestors except for possibly C.M.'s parents being Christopher and Sarah. Would any of this possibly connect to you? Mary-Gene Page ----- Original Message ----- From: "carla page" <cjpage1954@gmail.com> To: <page@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2010 9:32 PM Subject: Re: [PAGE] looking for living descendants of wayne carlisle page&evelyn briesacker page > *RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE* > *FUNERAL SERVICES FOR RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE OF ANGLETON,WILL BE HELD

As I began my genealogical search for my PAGE line, way back there, I finally narrowed my choices to the Goochland or the Isla of Wight bunch. I was leaning very heavy to the Goochland bunch, .. UNTIL Y-DNA came along. It is hard to argue against that. Robert Page ----- Original Message ----- From: "George W. Page" <gwpage@erols.com> To: <page@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 9:08 PM Subject: Re: [PAGE] question? has anyone ever been able to back up that exolheath page was born in belfast northern ireland? > According to the best researchers, working for several years, the > roots of Exolheath Page of Goochland Co., VA, extend to several > locations including King & Queen County, VA, and "Ireland" (Irish > Republic or Northern Ireland/). > It is important to remember that he was not the only, or most senior, > of the various PAGEs in that county during the early 1700s! > He probably had brothers Robert and John Page from whom many > PAGEs are > descended. > > Here's some important facts determined by the best researchers in > the > business: > Estimates of his birth have varied considerably, and as late as about > 1715. He died sometime between July 1779 (when his case against > James Overstreet was continued to the next court) and March 1780 > (when the case was dismissed because the plaintiff (Exolheath) was > dead). (Goochland Co., VA Ct. Order Bk. 13: 204 and Ct. Order > Bk. 14: > 21) > > Name may have been Axel Heath Page. A biography of a descendant in a > Henry Co., Missouri history asserts the grandfather of Anderson (i.e. > Exolheath) was of English descent. His name is also seen as Axelheath > among records of descendants. Tithable lists of 1765, 1766, and 1767 > shows the Exolheath household included 500 acres. Court records show Exolheath was appointed a surveyor in 1753. > > The first mention of Axelheath in the Goochland Co. Nov. 1753 > Court record, "Ax'l Page is appointed surveyor of the Church Road from > Toney's Bridge to Leak's Bridge with the usual gang." In Levy Court, > Dec., 1754 "Exhollheath Page pd. for erecting two sign posts - 50# > tobacco." > > Tithable and court data of Goochland Co., Virginia show that at least four > Pages: John, Robert, Jacob, and Axelheath, arrived there about the same > time, between 1740 and 1750. Whether they were brothers or related is > unknown. The name of the Page in an earlier generation is not known or > recorded. > > Exolheath was probably in King and Queen Co. before going to > Goochland, as the following report by Dolores Rutherford indicates: > "About three years ago, a correspondent was doing research in > the VA State Archives and found a record involving Exolheath PAGE of > Goochland Co. in the VA State Archives labeled as Goochland County > Judgments, 1762 (False Imprisonment: Russell v. Drumwright Ext'rs) Box 31 > This was an order of the court in the case of "Rufsell v. Mims > &c" and is as follows: ("f"s are used in some cases for "s") > "GEORGE the Second, by the Grace of God, of Great-Britain, > France and Ireland, Ing, Defender of the Faith, Etc. To the Sheriff > of Goochland County, Greeting. We command you to summon THOMAS STARKE & > EXOLHEATH PAGE to appear before our Juftices of our faid County at the > CourtHoufe on the third Tuesday in this present Month of May to teftify, > and the Truth to fay, on Behalf of John Rufsell a poor person in a certain > Matter of Controverfy in our faid Court, before our faid Juftices > depending and undetermined, between the s'd John Rufsell plt. & > Drumright's Executors Def'ts and they fhall in nowife omit, under the > Penalty of one hundred pounds each Witnefs Vallentine Wood clerk of our > faid Court, at the faid Court-Houfe, the XIIIth Day of May in the XXXIII'd > Year of our > Reign. Val. Wood" > Another correspondent (not on our PAGE line) kindly went to > the Archives and obtained copies of this for me. The file contained > the affidavit filed by Thos. Starke, but not the one by Exolheath > PAGE. If anyone is interested, I will post the affidavit filed by > Thos. Starke. However, it does not mentioned Exolheath PAGE. > This case is VERY INTERESTING as it indicates that both Thomas > STARKE and our Exolheath PAGE were in King & Queen Co., VA before going to > Goochland Co.. We already know from a deed record that the early John > PAGE (the one with wife Hannah) was in K & Q Co. before going to Goochland > Co., but we had no evidence that Exolheath or Robert PAGE were also > there....although we have always suspected it." > > Several of them continued to migrate into North Carolina and then > South Carolina. > > IF the family was originally from "Ireland" it would have been only a > temporary place of residence as the various PAGE family lines are > definitely of English origin, from counties Middlesex, Kent, Norfolk, > Suffolk, and perhaps Essex and Devon. They would have been their > temporarily as a result of the various English military service in > support of people such as Oliver Cromwell. > > George W. Page- > PAGE Y-DNA Project Administrator > www.PageY-DNA.ORG > > At 08:47 PM 11/30/2010, you wrote: >>*has anyone ever been able to back up that exolheath page was born in >>belfast northern ireland? because several researchers on rootsweb.com say >>that he was born over in belfast northern ireland.i myself do not take >>that as gospel because "PAGE" is an english name! just wondered if anyone >>else had heard this! input please!* >>

George, thanks for posting the Exolheath (Axel Heath) Page information as a reminder to those of us who have searched in vain for the answers we all seek. As a DNA project coordinator myself, I appreciate all the work you do as the Page DNA project coordinator. BTW, if I can ever look up anything for you in Kentucky, please let me know. Charlie Scott, Louisville, KY In a message dated 11/30/2010 9:10:16 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, gwpage@erols.com writes: According to the best researchers, working for several years, the roots of Exolheath Page of Goochland Co., VA, extend to several locations including King & Queen County, VA, and "Ireland" (Irish Republic or Northern Ireland/). It is important to remember that he was not the only, or most senior, of the various PAGEs in that county during the early 1700s! He probably had brothers Robert and John Page from whom many PAGEs are descended. Here's some important facts determined by the best researchers in the business: !stimates of his birth have varied considerably, and as late as about 1715. He died sometime between July 1779 (when his case against James Overstreet was continued to the next court) and March 1780 (when the case was dismissed because the plaintiff (Exolheath) was dead). (Goochland Co., VA Ct. Order Bk. 13: 204 and Ct. Order Bk. 14: 21) Name may have been Axel Heath Page. A biography of a descendant in a Henry Co., Missouri history asserts the grandfather of Anderson (i.e. Exolheath) was of English descent. His name is also seen as Axelheath among records of descendants. Tithable lists of 1765, 1766, and 1767 shows the Exolheath household included 500 acres. Court records show Exolheath was appointed a surveyor in 1753. The first mention of Axelheath in the Goochland Co. Nov., 1753 Court record, "Ax'l Page is appointed surveyor of the Church Road from Toney's Bridge to Leak's Bridge with the usual gang." In Levy Court, Dec., 1754 "Exhollheath Page pd. for erecting two sign posts - 50# tobacco." Tithable and court data of Goochland Co., Virginia show that at least four Pages: John, Robert, Jacob, and Axelheath, arrived there about the same time, between 1740 and 1750. Whether they were brothers or related is unknown. The name of the Page in an earlier generation is not known or recorded. Exolheath was probably in King and Queen Co. before going to Goochland, as the following report by Dolores Rutherford indicates: "About three years ago, a correspondent was doing research in the VA State Archives and found a record involving Exolheath PAGE of Goochland Co. in the VA State Archives labeled as Goochland County Judgments, 1762 (False Imprisonment: Russell v. Drumwright Ext'rs)Box 31 This was an order of the court in the case of "Rufsell v. Mims &c" and is as follows: ("f"s are used in some cases for "s") "GEORGE the Second, by the Grace of God, of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, Ing, Defender of the Faith, Etc. To the Sheriff of Goochland County, Greeting. We command you to summon THOMAS STARKE & EXOLHEATH PAGE to appear before our Juftices of our faid County at the CourtHoufe on the third Tuesday in this present Month of May to teftify, and the Truth to fay, on Behalf of John Rufsell a poor person in a certain Matter of Controverfy in our faid Court, before our faid Juftices depending and undetermined, between the s'd John Rufsell plt. & Drumright's Executors Def'ts and they fhall in nowife omit, under the Penalty of one hundred pounds each Witnefs Vallentine Wood clerk of our faid Court, at the faid Court-Houfe, the XIIIth Day of May in the XXXIII'd Year of our Reign. Val. Wood" Another correspondent (not on our PAGE line) kindly went to the Archives and obtained copies of this for me. The file contained the affidavit filed by Thos. Starke, but not the one by Exolheath PAGE. If anyone is interested, I will post the affidavit filed by Thos. Starke. However, it does not mentioned Exolheath PAGE. This case is VERY INTERESTING as it indicates that both Thomas STARKE and our Exolheath PAGE were in King & Queen Co., VA before going to Goochland Co.. We already know from a deed record that the early John PAGE (the one with wife Hannah) was in K & Q Co. before going to Goochland Co., but we had no evidence that Exolheath or Robert PAGE were also there....although we have always suspected it." Several of them continued to migrate into North Carolina and then South Carolina. IF the family was originally from "Ireland" it would have been only a temporary place of residence as the various PAGE family lines are definitely of English origin, from counties Middlesex, Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk, and perhaps Essex and Devon. They would have been their temporarily as a result of the various English military service in support of people such as Oliver Cromwell. George W. Page PAGE Y-DNA Project Administrator www.PageY-DNA.ORG At 08:47 PM 11/30/2010, you wrote: >*has anyone ever been able to back up that exolheath page was born in >belfast northern ireland? because several researchers on rootsweb.com say >that he was born over in belfast northern ireland.i myself do not take that >as gospel because "PAGE" is an english name! just wondered if anyone else >had heard this! input please!* > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

According to the best researchers, working for several years, the roots of Exolheath Page of Goochland Co., VA, extend to several locations including King & Queen County, VA, and "Ireland" (Irish Republic or Northern Ireland/). It is important to remember that he was not the only, or most senior, of the various PAGEs in that county during the early 1700s! He probably had brothers Robert and John Page from whom many PAGEs are descended. Here's some important facts determined by the best researchers in the business: !stimates of his birth have varied considerably, and as late as about 1715. He died sometime between July 1779 (when his case against James Overstreet was continued to the next court) and March 1780 (when the case was dismissed because the plaintiff (Exolheath) was dead). (Goochland Co., VA Ct. Order Bk. 13: 204 and Ct. Order Bk. 14: 21) Name may have been Axel Heath Page. A biography of a descendant in a Henry Co., Missouri history asserts the grandfather of Anderson (i.e. Exolheath) was of English descent. His name is also seen as Axelheath among records of descendants. Tithable lists of 1765, 1766, and 1767 shows the Exolheath household included 500 acres. Court records show Exolheath was appointed a surveyor in 1753. The first mention of Axelheath in the Goochland Co. Nov., 1753 Court record, "Ax'l Page is appointed surveyor of the Church Road from Toney's Bridge to Leak's Bridge with the usual gang." In Levy Court, Dec., 1754 "Exhollheath Page pd. for erecting two sign posts - 50# tobacco." Tithable and court data of Goochland Co., Virginia show that at least four Pages: John, Robert, Jacob, and Axelheath, arrived there about the same time, between 1740 and 1750. Whether they were brothers or related is unknown. The name of the Page in an earlier generation is not known or recorded. Exolheath was probably in King and Queen Co. before going to Goochland, as the following report by Dolores Rutherford indicates: "About three years ago, a correspondent was doing research in the VA State Archives and found a record involving Exolheath PAGE of Goochland Co. in the VA State Archives labeled as Goochland County Judgments, 1762 (False Imprisonment: Russell v. Drumwright Ext'rs)Box 31 This was an order of the court in the case of "Rufsell v. Mims &c" and is as follows: ("f"s are used in some cases for "s") "GEORGE the Second, by the Grace of God, of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, Ing, Defender of the Faith, Etc. To the Sheriff of Goochland County, Greeting. We command you to summon THOMAS STARKE & EXOLHEATH PAGE to appear before our Juftices of our faid County at the CourtHoufe on the third Tuesday in this present Month of May to teftify, and the Truth to fay, on Behalf of John Rufsell a poor person in a certain Matter of Controverfy in our faid Court, before our faid Juftices depending and undetermined, between the s'd John Rufsell plt. & Drumright's Executors Def'ts and they fhall in nowife omit, under the Penalty of one hundred pounds each Witnefs Vallentine Wood clerk of our faid Court, at the faid Court-Houfe, the XIIIth Day of May in the XXXIII'd Year of our Reign. Val. Wood" Another correspondent (not on our PAGE line) kindly went to the Archives and obtained copies of this for me. The file contained the affidavit filed by Thos. Starke, but not the one by Exolheath PAGE. If anyone is interested, I will post the affidavit filed by Thos. Starke. However, it does not mentioned Exolheath PAGE. This case is VERY INTERESTING as it indicates that both Thomas STARKE and our Exolheath PAGE were in King & Queen Co., VA before going to Goochland Co.. We already know from a deed record that the early John PAGE (the one with wife Hannah) was in K & Q Co. before going to Goochland Co., but we had no evidence that Exolheath or Robert PAGE were also there....although we have always suspected it." Several of them continued to migrate into North Carolina and then South Carolina. IF the family was originally from "Ireland" it would have been only a temporary place of residence as the various PAGE family lines are definitely of English origin, from counties Middlesex, Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk, and perhaps Essex and Devon. They would have been their temporarily as a result of the various English military service in support of people such as Oliver Cromwell. George W. Page PAGE Y-DNA Project Administrator www.PageY-DNA.ORG At 08:47 PM 11/30/2010, you wrote: >*has anyone ever been able to back up that exolheath page was born in >belfast northern ireland? because several researchers on rootsweb.com say >that he was born over in belfast northern ireland.i myself do not take that >as gospel because "PAGE" is an english name! just wondered if anyone else >had heard this! input please!* > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message

*i,ve not found any ship manifests with the name of exolheath or axel heath page coming to america from england or from ireland i,ve gone all the way back to the 1600,s in searching shop manifests and ship logs of passengers! even searched the jacobite rebellion ship manifests with no results.i would like to put a home birth place with my ancestor exolheath page in my records and be able to know who his parents were.i do know for a positive fact that joseph page son of exolheath page was my ggggggrandfather according to per death register for edward page 1854 albemarle county,virginia.i have a copy of it if anyone wants it!* On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 8:08 PM, George W. Page <gwpage@erols.com> wrote: > According to the best researchers, working for several years, the > roots of Exolheath Page of Goochland Co., VA, extend to several > locations including King & Queen County, VA, and "Ireland" (Irish > Republic or Northern Ireland/). > It is important to remember that he was not the only, or most senior, > of the various PAGEs in that county during the early 1700s! > He probably had brothers Robert and John Page from whom many PAGEs > are descended. > > Here's some important facts determined by the best researchers in the > business: > !stimates of his birth have varied considerably, and as late as about > 1715. He died sometime between July 1779 (when his case against > James Overstreet was continued to the next court) and March 1780 > (when the case was dismissed because the plaintiff (Exolheath) was > dead). (Goochland Co., VA Ct. Order Bk. 13: 204 and Ct. Order Bk. 14: 21) > > Name may have been Axel Heath Page. A biography of a descendant in a > Henry Co., Missouri history asserts the grandfather of Anderson (i.e. > Exolheath) was of English descent. His name is also seen as > Axelheath among records of descendants. Tithable lists of 1765, > 1766, and 1767 shows the Exolheath household included 500 > acres. Court records show Exolheath was appointed a surveyor in 1753. > > The first mention of Axelheath in the Goochland Co. Nov., 1753 Court > record, "Ax'l Page is appointed surveyor of the Church Road from > Toney's Bridge to Leak's Bridge with the usual gang." In Levy Court, > Dec., 1754 "Exhollheath Page pd. for erecting two sign posts - 50# > tobacco." > > Tithable and court data of Goochland Co., Virginia show that at least > four Pages: John, Robert, Jacob, and Axelheath, arrived there about > the same time, between 1740 and 1750. Whether they were brothers or > related is unknown. The name of the Page in an earlier generation is > not known or recorded. > > Exolheath was probably in King and Queen Co. before going to > Goochland, as the following report by Dolores Rutherford indicates: > "About three years ago, a correspondent was doing research in > the VA State Archives and found a record involving Exolheath PAGE of > Goochland Co. in the VA State Archives labeled as Goochland County > Judgments, 1762 (False Imprisonment: Russell v. Drumwright Ext'rs)Box 31 > This was an order of the court in the case of "Rufsell v. Mims > &c" and is as follows: ("f"s are used in some cases for "s") > "GEORGE the Second, by the Grace of God, of Great-Britain, > France and Ireland, Ing, Defender of the Faith, Etc. To the Sheriff > of Goochland County, Greeting. We command you to summon THOMAS > STARKE & EXOLHEATH PAGE to appear before our Juftices of our faid > County at the CourtHoufe on the third Tuesday in this present Month > of May to teftify, and the Truth to fay, on Behalf of John Rufsell a > poor person in a certain Matter of Controverfy in our faid Court, > before our faid Juftices depending and undetermined, between the s'd > John Rufsell plt. & Drumright's Executors Def'ts and they fhall in > nowife omit, under the Penalty of one hundred pounds each Witnefs > Vallentine Wood clerk of our faid Court, at the faid Court-Houfe, the > XIIIth Day of May in the XXXIII'd Year of our > Reign. Val. Wood" > Another correspondent (not on our PAGE line) kindly went to > the Archives and obtained copies of this for me. The file contained > the affidavit filed by Thos. Starke, but not the one by Exolheath > PAGE. If anyone is interested, I will post the affidavit filed by > Thos. Starke. However, it does not mentioned Exolheath PAGE. > This case is VERY INTERESTING as it indicates that both Thomas > STARKE and our Exolheath PAGE were in King & Queen Co., VA before > going to Goochland Co.. We already know from a deed record that the early > John PAGE (the one with wife Hannah) was in K & Q Co. before going to > Goochland Co., but we had no evidence that Exolheath or Robert PAGE > were also there....although we have always suspected it." > > Several of them continued to migrate into North Carolina and then > South Carolina. > > IF the family was originally from "Ireland" it would have been only a > temporary place of residence as the various PAGE family lines are > definitely of English origin, from counties Middlesex, Kent, Norfolk, > Suffolk, and perhaps Essex and Devon. They would have been their > temporarily as a result of the various English military service in > support of people such as Oliver Cromwell. > > George W. Page > PAGE Y-DNA Project Administrator > www.PageY-DNA.ORG > > > > At 08:47 PM 11/30/2010, you wrote: > >*has anyone ever been able to back up that exolheath page was born in > >belfast northern ireland? because several researchers on rootsweb.com say > >that he was born over in belfast northern ireland.i myself do not take > that > >as gospel because "PAGE" is an english name! just wondered if anyone else > >had heard this! input please!* > > > >------------------------------- > >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > >PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > >quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

*has anyone ever been able to back up that exolheath page was born in belfast northern ireland? because several researchers on rootsweb.com say that he was born over in belfast northern ireland.i myself do not take that as gospel because "PAGE" is an english name! just wondered if anyone else had heard this! input please!*

*RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE* *FUNERAL SERVICES FOR RAYMOND IRVIN PAGE OF ANGLETON,WILL BE HELD AT 11:00 AM THURSDAY JULY/15/2004,AT THE WILKINS STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST WITH DAN TALBOT OFFIATING.* *SERVING AS PALLBEARERS WILL BE HENRY KATTNER,STEVE GRIMES,VIRGIL DAVIS,DWIGHT MOODY,BRUCE PAGE AND DOUG GUENTHER.* *RAYMOND WAS BORN IN WINAMAC,INDIANA TO WAYNE AND EVELYN BRIESACKER PAGE ON 3/FEB/1932.HE SERVED IN THE U.S.NAVY DURING THE KOREAN WAY.RAYMOND CAME TO ANGLETON IN 1961 AND RETIRED FROM TDCJ WHERE HE WAS A WELDING INSTRUCTOR.HE DIED ON MONDAY JULY/12/2004 AT THE AGE OF 72.* *PRECEDING HIM ARE HIS PARENTS:TWO SISTERS MABELEE PAGE CUPP AND NORMA PAGE TERRELL AND ONE DAUGHTER BEVERLY PAGE VETTER.* *SURVIVING HIM ARE HIS WIFE OF 42 YEARS KAY; TWO SONS JERRY PAGE AND WIFE CARLA OF PIXLEY CALIFORNIA,RANDY PAGE OF MIDLAND,MICHIGAN,TWO DAUGHTERS LISA PAGE FURGUSON AND HUSBAND STEVE OF ANGLETON,APRIL PAGE SMITH OF ANGLETON; ONE SISTER COOKIE PAGE SMITH OF ANGLETON; 11 GRANDCHILDREN,JASON AND TONI PAGE,MELISSA AND LAURA VERRER,JESSICA AND JUSTIN PAGE,SAM AND KATY FERGUSON,JOSHUA PAGE,SARAH PAGE POND,KAYLEE MCGAUGHEY; ONE GREAT-GRAND CHILD ,JORDAN PAGE AND NUMEROUS NIECES AND NEPHEWS.* *ARRANGEMENTS BY PALMS FUNERAL HOME OF ANGLETON,TEXAS (979)849-4343* * * *WAYNE CARLISLE PAGE-BORN-1896-DIED-1951 ANGLETON TEXAS-BURIED-ADVANCE,MISSOURI HE WAS BORN IN AUGUSTA COUNTY,VIRGINIA AT SOUTH RIVER.WAYNE CARLISLE PAGE WAS SON OF WILLIAM EDWARD PAGE&HATTIE E.SWISHER OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,VIRGINIA.WILLIAM EDWARD PAGE WAS SON OF ROBERT RICHARD PAGE&MARY ELIZABETH LOBBAN OF NELSON COUNTY,VIRGINIA.ROBERT RICHARD PAGE WAS SON OF EDWARD D.PAGE&BETSY WOOD PAGE OF NELSON COUNTY,VIRGINIA.*

I would have Thanksgiving with George Nelson Page (b.1809) and his wife Betsy Ham. I would ask who his parents were. If his land had been handed down to him. What his four small children died from and if I had found all the ones who lived. I'm sure I could ask a million other questions. I would ask Betsy how her family came to be in Wellington, Maine from Portsmouth, NH for her birth. Page ****************************************** ldworthi@yahoo.com   Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly.

Hi to the List . . . I am helping a gentleman with his PAGE research and I asked George which ancestor he would like to have come to Thanksgiving Dinner and what would he ask him or her. He said that he would like more info on who Daniel H. PAGE's parents were. Daniel was b. 7 Jul 1853 in North Carolina and d. 6 Feb 1923 in Craighead county, AR. He would like to know what the H. stood for. Daniel had two wives. The first wife was Elizabeth Frances Ragan b. abt 1850 in Hardeman county, TN and d. between 1880 - 1884 in the next county over - McNairy county, TN. To this union were born 3 children: W. Jesse, Mary Frances and Alma B. PAGE. Daniel's second wife was Nancy C. (unknown) and she was b. abt 1854 in TN. She d. 20 Apr 1901 in Jonesboro, Craighead county, AR. To this union, 7 children were born: Mattie E., Walter T., Maggie M., John W., Bedford M., Luther H. and Eula F. PAGE. Daniel H. PAGE was the son of W. Jesse and Sarah (unknown) PAGE. Daniel was one of 11 children: James J., Joseph M., Chesley Everett, Isaac G., Nathaniel L., Nancy G., Arvey (?) Matilda, Laird T., John A. and Eli PAGE. George would like to know exact birth, death and marriage dates and where the PAGE's came from before North Carolina. (He doesn't want too much does he?) Thank you in advance . . . Lynn R. Hudson researching for George Wayne Miller - Great Grandson of Daniel H. PAGE

Hi, I would invite Samuel Page, my gggrandfather to our dinner. I would ask, Samuel, where were you really born, the US or Canada? If you were born in the US, why did you go to Canada and why did you return about 1857-58 to Chemung Co NY? I understand you were born about 1815. You also had a wife (or was she?) named Jane Bogart, what happened to her? The rest of your children have Minerva/Sarah Moody listed as their mother. There are lots of other questions I would like to ask but these are the main ones right now. Nancy Pakkala

Yes nothing on him really showed up. I know where he and his wife are buried even have her death certificate but the information on John's death was recently told to me by another relative who remembers her great aunt (who was a granddaughter of John's) telling her the story so I have been trying to confirm or deny the tale. Thanks I sent an email to the Historical Library in Kansas will see if they have any suggestions. Anna > Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2010 11:02:54 -0500 > From: cjpage1954@gmail.com > To: page@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PAGE] Thanksgiving Dinner Guest > > *just curious but have you done a google search on your john r.page?* > > On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 10:58 AM, Anna Hutton-Page <pwitch00@hotmail.com>wrote: > > > > > I too would ask all these questions in addition to another for his son John > > R Page born 1841 Ohio? I would ask what the R stood for and I would like to > > know if rumor is true he died July 12, 1885 in Crawford Co Kansas from a > > proposed gunshot he received opening his front door late one night and if > > this was true who the murderer was? > > > > Anna Hutton-Page > > > > > > > Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2010 07:20:10 -0700 > > > From: mdetwilr@yahoo.com > > > To: page@rootsweb.com > > > Subject: Re: [PAGE] Thanksgiving Dinner Guest > > > > > > I'd invite Archelaus Page, b. 1803 NY. d. 1865 Pontiac, Livingston Co, > > IL. > > > > > > And Archelaus Page, father of Charles Nelson Preston Page, would of > > course talk > > > about his boys who were in the Civil War, and the one who came home so > > ill that > > > he died before he could go back to his unit. I'd want to know about his > > > parents, and hear why he migrated from NY to PA to OH with his > > father-in-law > > > Christian Holmes (d. 1850-1860 OH). I also want to know about his brother > > > Ezekiel. > > > > > > Michelle Detwiler > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

*here is a suggestion take a field trip to the crawford county kansas historical society they are your only last hope of finding answers to your questions!* * * * * ***Crawford County Genealogy Library 308 North Walnut Pittsburg, Kansas. 66762 PH: 620-230-5558 Operating Hours: Monday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday thru Friday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. First Saturday each month: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. E-mail: genealogy@pittsburgpubliclibrary.org * On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 10:58 AM, Anna Hutton-Page <pwitch00@hotmail.com>wrote: > > I too would ask all these questions in addition to another for his son John > R Page born 1841 Ohio? I would ask what the R stood for and I would like to > know if rumor is true he died July 12, 1885 in Crawford Co Kansas from a > proposed gunshot he received opening his front door late one night and if > this was true who the murderer was? > > Anna Hutton-Page > > > > Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2010 07:20:10 -0700 > > From: mdetwilr@yahoo.com > > To: page@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: [PAGE] Thanksgiving Dinner Guest > > > > I'd invite Archelaus Page, b. 1803 NY. d. 1865 Pontiac, Livingston Co, > IL. > > > > And Archelaus Page, father of Charles Nelson Preston Page, would of > course talk > > about his boys who were in the Civil War, and the one who came home so > ill that > > he died before he could go back to his unit. I'd want to know about his > > parents, and hear why he migrated from NY to PA to OH with his > father-in-law > > Christian Holmes (d. 1850-1860 OH). I also want to know about his brother > > Ezekiel. > > > > Michelle Detwiler > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

Walnut Cemetery Crawford County, Kansas Contributed by Michelle Detwiler, March 15, 2000 [mdetwilr@tx3.com]. Total records = 78. *(Coverdale), Lodicia,* b.1845-1926, Wife, Walnut 17 *(Coverdale), Samuel R.,* b.1847-1903, Husband, Walnut 17 *(Coverdale?), Father,* (h) with mother, Walnut 17 *(Coverdale?), Mother,* shared with father, Walnut 17 *Archer, Catherine E.,* wife of E. Archer died Aug 22 1896, aged 74 yrs 9 mos 11 dys.(s) *Archer, Evans,* died July 9 1873, aged 52 yrs 25 dys.(n) Our parents here lie underground, The dearest friends we ever found, But through the Lord's unbounded love, We hope to meet in realms above.(w) Walnut 9 *Arthur Lee Rose,* b.July 28 1896, d.Feb 11 1897, Precious darling he has left us, Left us yes forever more, Walnut 9 *Ashley, Emma F.,* died Jan 24 1885, aged 9 yrs & 9 mos, We loved her Malaby, Walnut 12 *Bever, Aaron,* b.1848-1920, (*G inside diamond shape), Walnut 12 *Bever, Jennie C.,* b.1848-1944 (Cut stone mausoleum about 7' high) *Boyle, Aaron,* b..Dec 28 1829, d.Nov 19 1888, Co. C. 142 Ohio Vol. Inft., Walnut 17 *Broughton, Ann E.,* b.Aug 28 1854, d.Aug 4 1893, Walnut 17 *Broughton, Wm.* b.Mar 25 1844, d.Jan 8 1924, Father, Walnut 17 *Culbertson, Alta Myrl,* dau of H. G. & L. E., died July 17 1894, aged 3 mos & 11 ds, Budded on earth to bloom in heaven, Walnut 17 *Culbertson, Father Hugh G.,* b.Mar 26 1857, d.June 15 1930, Walnut 17 *Culbertson, Mother Laura E.,* b.Aug 9 1857, d.Feb 25 1923, Walnut 17 *Edwards, Atlanta,* b.May 17 1865 June 1 1929, (v), Walnut 17 *Edwards, Jesse L.,* b.Apr 15 1882, d.Apr 15 1886, son of J. A. & A. Edwards, Asleep in Jesus(dove design), Walnut 17 *Edwards, John A.,* b.May 19 1857 Apr 16 1932, (v), Walnut 17 *Edwards, Verl M.,* b.Sep 15 1903 Apr 7 1921 At rest, Walnut 17 *Gauck, Walter August,* b.1903-1911, son of Henry & Elrose, (lamb atop), Walnut 12 *Grable, Ella L.,* b.Sept 18 1872, d.Apr 17 1937, George Grable & Ella Von Stein were married July 11 1895 *Grable, George A.,* b.Apr 12 1864, d.Dec 12 1948, Walnut 9 *Gregory, Fannie Arthur,* wife of N. B., Passed into the spiritual world, Feb 2 1884, Walnut 12 aged 50 yrs 2 ms & 17 dy., Not here but risen Her most enduring monument, Was a noble life on earth well spent, Enshrined in the hearts of her friends. *Gregory, Lizzie,* b.Oct 11 1870, d.Jan 5 1892 aged 21 ys 2ms, 24 ds, wife of W. E., A loving wife with children dear, In silence lies sleeping here, Great is the loss that I sustain, But hope in heaven to meet again., A kind and affectionate wife & loving mother. (ftst: Lizzie), Walnut 17 *Hazen, Amanda,* b.Aug 3 1874 May 7 1918, Gone but not forgotten., wife of L. Hazen *Hazen, L.* b.Jan 14 1867, d.June 18 1938, Walnut 12 *Hazen, Richard E.,* b.Jan 18 1939, d.Aug 29 1971, (v), Walnut 12 *Hazen, Verda Jean,* b.1934-1936, Burris-Wall, (m.m.m.), Walnut 12 *Heatwole, Anna May,* b.1871-1966, Mother (h), Walnut 17 *Heatwole, Dixie,* b.1898-1938 (h), Walnut 17 *Heatwole, Frank C.,* b.1900-1940 (h), Walnut 17 *Heatwole, Gladys,* b.1892-1909 (h), Walnut 17 *Heatwole, Milo H.,* b.1869-1940, Father (h), Walnut 17 *Hill, Margaret,* d.Jan 26 1887, aged 76 y 9 m, Rest mother rest in quiet sleep., While friends in sorrow o'er thee weep., Walnut 17 *Howe, Robert M.,* b.Mar 5 1875 died July 1 1884, son of W.E. & Eliza, With prospects bright and budding fair Just rising unto bloom, Death came in an untimely hour And snatched him to the tomb.Walnut 9 *Jaynes, Anie E.,* died July 27 1890, aged 55 yrs 9 mos & 29 dys., Mother, wife of Halbert (fallen), Walnut 9 *Jaynes, Halbert,* died Apr 5 1887, aged 51 yrs 23 dys., We will gather home in the morning, At the sound of the great jubilee., What a gathering that will be., Walnut 9 *Kennedy, Annaborn,* b.Aug 11 1865, d.Oct 13 1883, dau. Of J. V. & Margaret, (small round shaft with clasped hands design) Walnut 12 *Lambert, Rix Beloe Oe,* born at Moffat Scotland May 14 1847, died at Walnut Station Kan July 31 1876 (dealer....Ft. Scott Kan) Walnut 9 *Long, Syreptia A.,* b.1864-1914 (stone on Heatwold lot, matches other hdsts(h), Walnut 17 *Malaby, Abbie,* b.1854-19--, Walnut 12 *Malaby, John H.,* b.1852-1928, Here rests a Woodman of the World, Walnut 12 *Markham, Archey H.,* b.Feb 7 1835, d.Oct 25 1911 Co. H. 2 Ill. Cavl., Walnut 9 *Mattison, Lois,* died Sept 30 1872, in the 73rd yr of her age. wife of Robert Matterson (clasped hands design) Walnut 9 *Mattison, Robert,* b.July 13 1798, d.Aug 22 1883, (clasped hands design) There is no death, What seems so is transition, This mortal breath Is but a suburb to the field elysian, Whose portal we call death., Walnut 9 *Mayberry, Amanda P.,* b.1859-1930, (dbl h) Mother, Walnut 17 *Mayberry, Arthur,* died April 16 1895, son of C. V. & A. P. Mayberry, aged 16 yrs 4 mos & 25 ds. 'A precious one from us is gone, The voice we loved is stilled, A vacant place is in our home, Which never can be filled., In my Father's house are many mansions., Gone Home', Walnut 17 *Mayberry, Charles V.,* b.1854-1936, Father, Walnut 17 *Mitchell, Myrtle A.,* b.1890-1970, Walnut 12, (h) *Moore, Ezra B.,* b.May 6 1821, d.Oct 2 1895, His toils are past, His work is done He fought the fight the victory won., Walnut 12 Moore *Moore, Nancy,* b.Sept 15 1824, d.July 22 1887, wife of E. B., Asleep in Jesus! Blessed sleep. From which none ever wakes to weep. A calm and undisturbed repose Unbroken by the last of foes., In loving remembrance of, Walnut 12 *Moore, William H.,* b.1855-1933, Walnut 12 *Page, Albert,* b.1902-1971, W. D. Smith Funeral Home, (m.m.m.), Walnut 12 *Page, Archibald M.,* b.Sept 3 1875, d.Nov 25 1950, Walnut 9 *Page, Charles N.,* d.Feb 8 1900, aged 73 ys 9 ms, Co G. 129 Ill. Vol. Inf., In my Father's house are many mansions, Walnut 17 *Page, Elizabeth,* b.Apr 12 1831, d.June 1 1902, Mother Page, Walnut 17 *Page, Etta L.,* b.July 29 1875, d.Mar 5 1962, Walnut 9 *Page, Eurana,* b.Mar 20 1809, d.June 26, 1888, Mother, In my father's house are many mansions, Walnut 9 *Page, James Albert,* b.July 24 1902 Mar 3 1971, Father, Walnut 12 *Page, John R.,* d.July 12 1885, aged 41 ys 2 ms & 21 ds., Farewell my wife and children all, From you a father Christ doth call, Mourn not for me it is vain, To call me to your sight again. (dealer: I.W. Moody, Ft. Scott), Walnut 9 *Page, Rebecca,* b.Jan 28 1847, d.Feb 22 1927, wife of John R. Page, In my father's house are many mansions, Mother, Walnut 9 *Parker, Rebecca A.,* b.1848-1933 Teeple Service, (h), Walnut 12 *Preston, Della W.,* b.1869-1884 (w), Walnut 12 *Preston, Della W.,* b.June 5 1869, d.May 1 1884, dau of R. W. & K. A., Sleep, loved one, in thy lowly bed Beneath the green turf damp and chill. For blessed are the early dead Whisper sweet voices soft and still. At rest(dealer: I.W. Moody Ft. Scott Ks.), Walnut 12 *Preston, Gaddie A.,* b.1849-1905 (s), Walnut 12 *Preston, R. W.,* b.1845-1915 (e), Walnut 12 *Price, Rachel,* wife of Wm. H. of Clear Spring LaGrange Co. Indiana, died June 27 1879, aged 51 yrs 11 mos & 9 ds., She was a kind and affectionate wife, a fond mother and a friend to all.(fallen), Walnut 12 *Rose, Glennie L.,* dau of E. L. & S. V. Rose, died Feb 12 1888, aged 5 yrs 3 ms 10 ds.(s)(w) Adieu our household darlings, You have passed from life away. Your dear angelic forms have gone To mingle with the clay.(2 lambs atop, drapery & tassels design) s/w Johney, Walnut 9 *Rose, Johney E.,* son of E. L. & S. V. died Mar 26 1888, aged 1 yr 4 ms 26 ds.,(n)(w), Walnut 9 Adieu our household darlings You have passed from life away. Your dear angelic forms have gone To mingle with the clay.(2 lambs atop, drapery & tassels design) s/w Glennie, Walnut 9 *Rose, Sarah V.,* died Feb 18 1894, aged 32 y 7 m 6 d, Free from all cares and pain Asleep my body lies, Until the final trumpet, Calls the dead to Christ (book atop) (fallen) A precious one is gone., wife of E. L. Rose, Walnut 9 *Shellhorn, Earl W.,* b.1890-1941, Walnut 17 *Sheperd, Malissa A.,* b.Feb 21 1841, d.Jan 24 1918, aged 77 y 10 m 29 d., Walnut 9 *Shirem, Infant,* son of J. A. & V. M. Shirem...(eroded)(leaning on above stone; dove design) *Shireman, Darling Heny P.,* d.Dec (28?) 1877, son of Isaac V. & America J., aged 10 mos & 7 dys.(dove design) *Shireman, S. H.,* b.June 14 1840, d.Nov 3 1889, Co. C. 28 Ill. Vol. Inft, (GAR stake), Walnut 12 *Wampler, Geo. W.,* b.1857-1919, Father *Wampler, Minnie F.,* b.1866-1924, Mother, Walnut 12 *:* John R Page *Sex:* M *Birth:* 1841 in Ohio *Death:* 12 JUL 1885 in Crawford Co Kansas *Burial:* Walnut Cemetery Crawford Co Kansas *Change Date:* 8 APR 2006 at 21:46:15 [image: Hints]Ancestry Hints for *John R Page* 1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com<http://www.ancestry.com/s39552/t16615/grid1044/rd.ashx?did=17&pidlist=6742-26406822>[image: Ancestry.com] <http://www.ancestry.com/> *Father:* Archelaus Page<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I294> b: 1803 in New York *Mother:* Eurana Holmes<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I295> b: 20 MAR 1809 in New Yorl/Pa? *Marriage* 1 Rebecca Bennett<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I293> b: 28 JAN 1847 in Adams Co Ohio - *Married:* 3 MAR 1863 in Adams Couty Ohio Children 1. [image: Has Children] John Thomas Page<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I69> b: 14 FEB 1872 in Springfield Illinois 2. [image: Has No Children] Charles N Page<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I306> b: 1866 in Illinois 3. [image: Has No Children] Edward Page<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I307> b: 1870 in Ohio 4. [image: Has No Children] Archibald M Page<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I308> b: 3 SEP 1875 in Ohio 5. [image: Has No Children] Joseph Page<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I309> b: 1877 in Ohio 6. [image: Has No Children] Emma Page<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I310> b: 1879 in Crawford Co Kansas 7. [image: Has No Children] Lura Page<http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=2879436&id=I338> *if the above is correct he was born 1844* On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 10:58 AM, Anna Hutton-Page <pwitch00@hotmail.com>wrote: > > I too would ask all these questions in addition to another for his son John > R Page born 1841 Ohio? I would ask what the R stood for and I would like to > know if rumor is true he died July 12, 1885 in Crawford Co Kansas from a > proposed gunshot he received opening his front door late one night and if > this was true who the murderer was? > > Anna Hutton-Page > > > > Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2010 07:20:10 -0700 > > From: mdetwilr@yahoo.com > > To: page@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: [PAGE] Thanksgiving Dinner Guest > > > > I'd invite Archelaus Page, b. 1803 NY. d. 1865 Pontiac, Livingston Co, > IL. > > > > And Archelaus Page, father of Charles Nelson Preston Page, would of > course talk > > about his boys who were in the Civil War, and the one who came home so > ill that > > he died before he could go back to his unit. I'd want to know about his > > parents, and hear why he migrated from NY to PA to OH with his > father-in-law > > Christian Holmes (d. 1850-1860 OH). I also want to know about his brother > > Ezekiel. > > > > Michelle Detwiler > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

*just curious but have you done a google search on your john r.page?* On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 10:58 AM, Anna Hutton-Page <pwitch00@hotmail.com>wrote: > > I too would ask all these questions in addition to another for his son John > R Page born 1841 Ohio? I would ask what the R stood for and I would like to > know if rumor is true he died July 12, 1885 in Crawford Co Kansas from a > proposed gunshot he received opening his front door late one night and if > this was true who the murderer was? > > Anna Hutton-Page > > > > Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2010 07:20:10 -0700 > > From: mdetwilr@yahoo.com > > To: page@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Re: [PAGE] Thanksgiving Dinner Guest > > > > I'd invite Archelaus Page, b. 1803 NY. d. 1865 Pontiac, Livingston Co, > IL. > > > > And Archelaus Page, father of Charles Nelson Preston Page, would of > course talk > > about his boys who were in the Civil War, and the one who came home so > ill that > > he died before he could go back to his unit. I'd want to know about his > > parents, and hear why he migrated from NY to PA to OH with his > father-in-law > > Christian Holmes (d. 1850-1860 OH). I also want to know about his brother > > Ezekiel. > > > > Michelle Detwiler > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

I too would ask all these questions in addition to another for his son John R Page born 1841 Ohio? I would ask what the R stood for and I would like to know if rumor is true he died July 12, 1885 in Crawford Co Kansas from a proposed gunshot he received opening his front door late one night and if this was true who the murderer was? Anna Hutton-Page > Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2010 07:20:10 -0700 > From: mdetwilr@yahoo.com > To: page@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [PAGE] Thanksgiving Dinner Guest > > I'd invite Archelaus Page, b. 1803 NY. d. 1865 Pontiac, Livingston Co, IL. > > And Archelaus Page, father of Charles Nelson Preston Page, would of course talk > about his boys who were in the Civil War, and the one who came home so ill that > he died before he could go back to his unit. I'd want to know about his > parents, and hear why he migrated from NY to PA to OH with his father-in-law > Christian Holmes (d. 1850-1860 OH). I also want to know about his brother > Ezekiel. > > Michelle Detwiler > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PAGE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I'd invite Archelaus Page, b. 1803 NY. d. 1865 Pontiac, Livingston Co, IL. And Archelaus Page, father of Charles Nelson Preston Page, would of course talk about his boys who were in the Civil War, and the one who came home so ill that he died before he could go back to his unit. I'd want to know about his parents, and hear why he migrated from NY to PA to OH with his father-in-law Christian Holmes (d. 1850-1860 OH). I also want to know about his brother Ezekiel. Michelle Detwiler