Another stray in my files Linda Husband: Samuel PAGE Birth: 1814/1815 Place: Virginia Death: 28 Mar 1889 Place: Howard Co., Missouri Burial: Place: Howard Co., Missouri Other spouses: Mrs.? Anne E. ELLIOTT Marriage: 3 Mar 1842 Place: Howard Co., MO Wife: Nancy MURRAY Birth: 1818 Place: Missouri Death: 13 Jan 1866 Place: Howard Co., Missouri Burial: Place: Howard Co., Missouri Father: Adam MURRAY Mother: Elizabeth COOPER (1794-1830) Children... 1. F Child: Mary E. PAGE Birth: 1843 Place: Howard Co., MO Spouse: Charles J. RICE Marriage: 2 Jun 1859 Place: Howard Co., MO 2. M Child: Adam M. (Murray?) PAGE Birth: 1847/1848 Place: Howard Co., MO 3. F Child: Nancy B. "Nannie" PAGE Birth: About 1852 Place: Missouri 4. F Child: Luvenia/Lavenia PAGE Birth: About 1853/1855 Place: Missouri 5. F Child: Kate PAGE Birth: About 1856/1857 Place: Missouri 6. F Child: Sarah C. PAGE Birth: 1850 Place: Howard Co., MO Husbands Notes... Notes: >From Carolyn Bartel's marriages 1816-1834 (Howard Co ) (numbers following are book/page number) Page, Samuel & Nancy Murry 3 Mar 1842 2/201 1850 Census Howard Co., Missouri (file 190.b) PAGE, Samuel, 36, M, VA Nancy, 32, F, MO Mary E., 7, F, MO A.M., 3, M, M Next door to Samuel is: MURRAY, James, 34, M,MO Emily W. 17, F, MO PAGE, Sarah C. 4/12/ F, MO Pg520263 Rachel Murray a person of unsound mind, Seaton E. graves as guardian, Samuel Page and John S. Dehart/Dekart as security. 14 Nov 1856 (probably John S. DYSART, not Dehart....Linda) 1860, Chariton Twp., Howard Co., MO. Post Office Glasgow 806/772 Saml Page, 46, m, w, Farmer, 5000/14,020, VA Nancy, 41, f,w, Domestic, MO Adam M, 12, m,w, MO Nancy B, 9, f, w, MO, school Luvenia, 7, f,w, MO, school Kate, 4, f, w, MO Above this family is Rachel MURRY, 36, f, w, personal $6000, insane. She is living with the GRAVES family. County Clerk Marriage Records of Howard Co., MO PAGE, Samuel & ELLIOTT, Ann 2/12/186810 1870 Census, Boonslick Twp., Howard County, Missouri, PO Fayette 261 125 125 PAGE, Saml. 55 M W Carpenter 1600 VA 261 125 125 PAGE, Anne E. 46 F W Keeping house VA 261 125 125 PAGE, Adam 22 M W Farm hand MO 261 125 125 PAGE, Nannie 18 F W At home MO 261 125 125 PAGE, Lavenia 15 F W At home MO 261 125 125 PAGE, Kate 13 F W MO 261 125 125 ELLIOTT, E. 15 F W At home MO 261 125 125 ELLIOTT, George 18 M W Farm hand MO 261 125 125 ELLIOTT, Edward 8 M W MO Cemetary records, Howard County, Missouri Samuel Page Died age 75 yrs 1 mo 21 days Monument reads "Woodman of the World" Monument erected by Mrs. Thomas Ferguson7 Wifes Notes... Notes: Nancy was possibly married to ELLIOTT before Samuel Page. Going by 1870 Howard County, MO Census.37 died age 47 yrs 2mo 21 days7 Last Modified: 30 Nov 1999 Reference Note 7 Info from: Betty L. Collier (bcollier@juno.com) 27 Feb 1997 Reference Note 10 Carolyn Gibbons c.n.gibbons@worldnett.att.net Reference Note 37 Note from Linda Manning (Jupep@aol.com) Reference Note 263 Howard Co Wills and Adminstrations 1818-1840 compiled by Carolyn Bartels.

I have Mann PAGE married to Ann KEETON, 8 Jun 1825, Boone Co., MO. They are all alone in my files. Does anyone know who he belongs to? :-) Linda

Still trying to figure out who this one belongs to. 1850 PAGE ABBOT Howard County MO 173 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule MO 1850 Federal Census Index MOS7a4080488 PAGE, Abbot 30 M VA Virginia 32 F VA Virginia 3 F VA Alice 1 F VA 1860 PAGE ABBOTT Saline County MO 374 Jefferson Twp Slave Schedule MO 1860 Slave Schedule MO22617426 LDS File shows an Abbot PAGE married to Margaret F. LUSK, 12 Oct 1874, Saline Co., MO...Unknown which Abbot PAGE this is...Linda

Lafayette County, Missouri Obituaries, 1891-1905 Search Terms:�PAGE� �Article Issue Date Surname Given Name Age or DOB Death Date Death Place � 8 Nov 1918 Fisher Marvin Page, Pvt. 6 May 1887 24 Oct 1918 KS � 2 Mar 1906 Hillock mother Mrs. W. A. Page abt 84 19 Feb 1906 Lafayette � 24 Apr 1908 Johnson brother Mrs. G. R. Page abt 67 14 Apr 1908 ID � 19 Feb 1909 Page Adam abt 65 15 Feb 1909 Lafayette � 26 Jul 1912 Page Axcell (veteran) abt 70 Jul. 1912 Phelps � 25 Dec 1915 Page daughter of Butler � 16 Dec 1915 Lafayette � 29 Mar 1918 Page daughter of G. W. abt 5 20 Mar 1918 Lafayette � 21 May 1920 Page daughter of Granville 3 Feb 1848 15 May 1920 Lafayette � 12 Nov 1909 Page E. R., Sr. abt 70 7 Nov 1909 Saline � 22 Aug 1913 Page Ed abt 17 18 Aug 1913 Lafayette � 10 Aug 1917 Page Grandile abt 30 14 Aug 1917 KS � 21 Mar 1919 Page J. B. abt 66 12 Mar 1919 Saline � 12 Feb 1909 Page Jesse J. 20 Mar 1849 3 Feb 1909 Lafayette � 11 Oct 1907 Page John R. abt 38 7 Oct 1907 Lafayette � 14 Jan 1910 Page Joseph Henry, Jr. 10 Jun 1842 8 Jan 1910 Lafayette � 15 Nov 1918 Page Joseph Louis abt 27 6 Nov 1918 Lafayette � 21 May 1920 Page Miss Mary A. 3 Feb 1848 15 May 1920 Lafayette � 28 Apr 1916 Page mother of Joseph abt 80 12 Apr 1916 CO � 12 Dec 1919 Page Mrs. Anna Louise 19 Feb 1875 4 Dec 1919 Lafayette � 12 Dec 1919 Page Mrs. August 19 Feb 1875 4 Dec 1919 Lafayette � 28 Apr 1916 Page Mrs. Axel abt 80 12 Apr 1916 CO � 13 Apr 1906 Page Mrs. Bettie (Aunt Betsie) abt 88 10 Apr 1906 Lafayette � 13 Apr 1906 Page Mrs. J. H. abt 88 10 Apr 1906 Lafayette � 16 Feb 1906 Page son of Mrs. Granville R. abt 36 14 Feb 1906 Lafayette � 16 Feb 1906 Page Tempel abt 36 14 Feb 1906 Lafayette � 12 Feb 1909 Page uncle Mrs. Noah Allison 20 Mar 1849 3 Feb 1909 Lafayette � 15 Jul 1910 Tabb father Mrs. Ella Page abt 71 13 Jul 1910 Lafayette � 18 Aug 1916 Zentmyer daughter Mrs. L. F. Page 2 Jun 1852 16 Aug 1916 KS � � Page Joseph H. 16 Apr 1813 8 May 1893 Lafayette � � Page Granville 15 Dec 1816 12 Feb 1894 Lafayette � � Page Mrs. Joseph � 15 Feb 1894 Lafayette � � Page Mrs. Emily abt 73 20 Mar 1894 Chariton � � Page Miss Ollie abt 20 22 May 1896 Lafayette � � Walker Mrs. Jennie Page abt 38 4 Jul 1896 Jackson � � Page Mrs. Dora abt 25 29 Apr 1899 CO � � Page Mrs. Carte abt 25 29 Apr 1899 CO � � Page William A. (veteran) 24 May 1836 18 Feb 1902 Lafayette �9 Sep 1902 Page Joseph, streetcar conductor abt 36 9 Sept 1902 St. Louis � � Page brother Georgia & Temple abt 36 9 Sept 1902 St. Louis � � � Page Mrs. John abt 35 12 Feb 1905 Lafayette >From Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com)

This is all very interesting. As some of you know, I am trying to find any connection between the PAGE's who went to Howard Co., MO and then to Lafayette Co., MO. with my bunch who came from Madison Co., KY to Howard Co., MO and most stayed there with a few ending up in Chariton Co., MO. I still think there is a connection. I found a death index for Lafayette Co., MO with a lot of the PAGE family on it. Will have to do a search on "Mac" to find where I put the file...but will post it. Linda Manning Jupep@aol.com

Hi List, Does anyone have any information on Thomas Page of Isle of Wight married Isabella Lawrence: children: Thomas Page III, born 1703 Elizabeth Page, born 1706 Henry Page, born 1708 any help would be appreciated, would like to find out where they moved to in N.C. before moving to Bertie, N.C. Thank you, Marilyn Page Capps

Thks to all who are interested in the Thomas who had a daughter Fannie in Henry Co. MO. I haven't looked at that DAR file to see what it might have on that James Page and his children. I wonder if it might have left out a generation. i.e. Thomas may have been an additional son of William J. Page and Christian Hodges. I've been thinking about looking again at the number of sons in the Logan Co. censuses for William J. I think there are other Henry Co. MO Pages which may have direct connections to Logan Co. KY, and I mention them here for you Logan Co. experts. One is a William A. Page buried in Henry Co. MO with other Exolheath Page descendants from south central KY. There are so many Williams, it's difficult placing them all. But I suspect that this William was the son of the Timothy Page of Logan Co., a brother of Lemuel. This is probably the same William who was living with John and Nancy (PAGE) Toler in the 1850 Census of Logan Co., Kentucky. Nancy was his mother's sister. But I have nothing further on him in KY - but a William A. then shows up in Henry Co. MO md to a Nancy. Of course, Logan Co. had multiple Williams born in that time frame, but I found just one William "A." I have no proof that William A. of Henry Co. was William A. of Logan Co. Another loose end in Henry Co. MO is a mysterious Andrew J. Page who shows up living next to the Andrew who was a son of William and grandson of Anderson Page. The 1880 census shows him with this household (133-181): Andrew J. Page 37 MO KY KY Nancy B. 34 wife MO KY KY John A. Yoby(?) 13 nephew MO MO MO Wm. W. Miller 4 nephew MO TN TN I think he's also the so-called "extra Andrew" buried near Quincy in Hickory Co., MO next to an Andrew descended from Exolheath (Andrew<William<Anderson<James<Exolheath). The extra Andrew is provably not a son of the other Andrew. That he went to Henry Co. MO and parked next to our Andrew is enough to raise questions.... What bugs me a bit here is that Wm. W. Miller "nephew." There were Millers in Henry Co., of German descent, from PA, who md Pages - e.g. Henry F. Miller b 1842 md Nancy Elizabeth Page, d.o. William Redman Page. I think I've pretty well eliminated those as the Miller connection. However there were also Millers in Logan Co. KY and I've not checked into that possibility. e.g. William J. Page had a son-in-law Russell Miller?? I think it was Dolores that brought Russell Miller to my attention, but I haven't tried to explore his Page connections. Well, I've rambled all over the place. Hope no one minds - clearly I'm a bit curious about Logan Co. these days. At 07:33 AM 12/11/1999 -0800, you wrote: >Dan, > >You brought up an interesting fact and it got me going again!! Here's >what I found and a possibility for Fanny's line....now this is just a >"possibility". > >I found Fanny PAGE in the following household in Logan Co., KY in 1850: >The KY Census Index for 1850 lists this man as Thomas B. PAGE, but I >read it was Thomas D. PAGE----I haven't checked it again, however, and >could have erred. > > p. 104: District #2 - Dwelling & Family #473 - taken 18 Sept > > Thomas D. Page - age 33, b. VA - farmer - real prop.: $1500 > Isabella " - " 27, " KY > Fanny " - " 2, " " > Henry " - " 6/12, " " > >Enumerated on the same page: > > p. 104: District #2 - Dwelling & Family #479 - taken 18 Sept > > John Smith - age 77 - b. VA - farmer - real prop.: $1200 > Sarah " - " 66 - " " > Benjamin Page - " 8 - " KY > Sarah E. " - " 10 - " " > -- snip -- Dan Page dpage@ipa.net

Dean and Dan, Now this is getting interesting!!!! Thanks Dean for your contributions to the Thomas PAGE problem. The marr. records were good ones and seem quite plausible. Now, all we have to do is to "dig" for more records to either prove or disprove that it was the same Thomas in both marriages. I've further perused the information that Betty Jo Moore sent to me on her James PAGE & Sarah WELBURN's family, I do not see a Thomas PAGE in the listing of their children. Betty Jo didn't have birthdates for all of their children, but it seems that they would all have been born anywhere from 1769 to the mid-to-late 1790's. Thomas PAGE of that 1850 Logan Co., KY Census gave his age as 33 which would give him a tentative birthdate of ca. 1816-1817....counting him out as a possible son of James PAGE and Sarah WELBURN. That James PAGE died intestate ca. 1801 in Knox Co., TN. So it appears that we can discount the James and Sarah (WELBURN) PAGE out as possible parents of that Thomas. Back to the drawing board!!! Now, if we could just prove that those two (or one?) Thomas PAGEs of the Christian and Logan Co. marriages were the same person!!!! Do you suppose someone working on the SIMPSON line might be able to shed some light on the Thomas PAGE and Catharine SIMPSON???? Perhaps a post on the SC KY List would bring some results.....do you want to try, Dean? As for the two PAGE children living with the SMITHs in that 1850 Census, I looked through my Logan Co., KY records and couldn't find a Benjamin of that age in any of the PAGEs who descended from the Goochland Co., VA ones....but, I might have missed this Benjamin. At a time like this, I surely wish that I had all of the various PAGE people on my computer. It would surely make it easier to find people!!! But I've opted not to take the time to put my families on any genealogy program....have too many other things I want to do. "nuf for now.... Dolores

Dan, You wrote: <<Well, I've rambled all over the place. Hope no one minds - clearly I'm a bit curious about Logan Co. these days.>> Please, please......Ramble on!! I find these PAGEs fascinating, and I have much to learn after the tribe leaves Kentucky. As an interesting footnote, my wife's grandfather, John Henry PAGE, who descended from Anderson PAGE and Anderson T. PAGE had just accepted a call to fill the pulpit of a Baptist Church in Missouri, near a number of his cousins, and was planning his move from Hart/Barren Co., KY when he died of a heart attack. No one in the family knows exactly what part of MO he planned to go. Dean

In a message dated 12/11/1999 4:52:59 PM Mountain Standard Time, dcr555@softcom.net writes: << Now this is getting interesting!!!! Thanks Dean for your contributions to the Thomas PAGE problem. The marr. records were good ones and seem quite plausible. Now, all we have to do is to "dig" for more records to either prove or disprove that it was the same Thomas in both marriages. >> Dolores, listening you think out loud is better than reading Sherlock Holmes! I can hard wait for the end of this mystery. :) Karen Dale

Dan and Dolores, Your discussion regarding Fannie Page, daughter of Thomas D. Page has piqued my interest greatly. I don't have much to add to the discussion that would shed much light on the subject, but I did find the following that might be helpful. Per FTM CD #223 (big grain of salt, please) Thomas D. Page and Isabella R. Catlett were married 1 Oct 1846 in Christian Co., KY, which adjoins Logan Co. to the west. I also found a Thomas Page who married Catharine Simpson on 15 Feb 1836 in Logan Co., KY. Dolores, from your citation of the 1850 Logan Co. Census, John and Sarah Smith who lived nearby, had two Page children living with them. The oldest, Sarah Page, 10 years, would be "about" the right age to have been a child of the Page/Simpson marriage above. The younger, Benjamin Page, would have been born before the Page/Catlett marriage in 1846. I was not able to find a listing on the CD for a marriage between a John Smith (must be a hundred of them) and a Mrs. Sarah Page, nor indeed a Smith/Page marriage of any kind in KY, NC, TN or VA. Nonetheless, don't you agree that there is some circumstantial evidence that Thomas D. Page had indeed been married twice, and the Sarah Smith living nearby *may* have been his mother, who had taken her grandchildren, *possibly* after their mother's death. While I have absolutely nothing to support me on this, I can conceive that Sarah *could* be Sarah Welburn, widow of James Page, of VA, and later of TN. M. Dean Hunt Louisville, KY

Dan, You brought up an interesting fact and it got me going again!! Here's what I found and a possibility for Fanny's line....now this is just a "possibility". I found Fanny PAGE in the following household in Logan Co., KY in 1850: The KY Census Index for 1850 lists this man as Thomas B. PAGE, but I read it was Thomas D. PAGE----I haven't checked it again, however, and could have erred. p. 104: District #2 - Dwelling & Family #473 - taken 18 Sept Thomas D. Page - age 33, b. VA - farmer - real prop.: $1500 Isabella " - " 27, " KY Fanny " - " 2, " " Henry " - " 6/12, " " Enumerated on the same page: p. 104: District #2 - Dwelling & Family #479 - taken 18 Sept John Smith - age 77 - b. VA - farmer - real prop.: $1200 Sarah " - " 66 - " " Benjamin Page - " 8 - " KY Sarah E. " - " 10 - " " Do you suppose that Thomas D. PAGE was md. before and the children in the SMITH household "might" be those children by his 1st marriage? I can't place any of these PAGEs yet. To fight in the Rev. War, a James PAGE of the Goochland Co. bunch would probably have to be in the 2nd generation of those families. My James and the James who md. Sarah WELBURN are the only two second generation James PAGEs that I know of in those lines. My James served in the Rev., but had no son named Thomas. In looking through my readings of the various VA Pers. Prop. Taxes, I found something that "might" pertain to that Thomas. There was, among others, a Thomas D. PAGE in the 1838 list of Buckingham Co., VA. He may also have been the Thomas PAGE (without the middle initial) in the lists of that county for 1836-1837, but not after 1838. There were several PAGE men in these Buckingham Co. tax lists, including a James PAGE there 1785, 1787-1789, 1795-1797. As I said in my PAGE Treatise (Part 7), I think that this James PAGE was the one who md. Sarah WELBURN in Goochland Co., VA. However, this James had left Buckingham Co. by 1797. He was "probably" the one in Knox Co., TN by 1798. There were other James PAGE(s) in these Buckingham Co. tax lists for 1810-1811 (could the above James have come back for a couple of years?) and 1837-1838, 1840-1842 (these years show some with middle initials of L. and E.). Just some "food for thought" on this problem. Dolores

The History of Henry Co. Missouri, 1919, by Uel W. Lamkin, pp. 524-525, has a biography for a William M. McCOWAN b 1828 IN d 1875 Henry Co. MO. His father, James McCOWAN moved from KY to IN. According to the bio, William McCOWAN md Oct. 1874 (2) Fannie C. PAGE "who was born in Logan Co., Kentucky in August, 1848, the daughter of Thomas and Isabella (CATLETT) PAGE, both natives of Virginia. Thomas PAGE was the son of James PAGE, a soldier of the Revolution. One child was born of this second marriage, Miss May McCOWAN. When eleven years of age May McCOWAN removed with her widowed mother to Oakland, California, and there she received a high school educatio. She graduated from Oakland High School in 1895. Miss McCOWAN has studied at the Warrensburg Normal School, specializing in history. She and her mother returned to Windsor, Missouri, in 1895 and she began her successful teaching career...... Miss McCOWAN is a member of the Henry County Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution....." We know that many other PAGEs in Henry Co. at that time were descended from Exolheath PAGE of Goochland Co. VA. e.g. Lemuel PAGE (William<James<Exolheath) settled in Henry Co., and his father William PAGE d 1850 in Logan Co. KY. So, I'm wondering how or if this Fannie<Thomas<James PAGE were somehow connected to the other Exolheath descendants who traversed a similar path from VA to KY to Henry Co. MO. Can anyone help on this?? I just checked the 1860 census for Henry Co. KY and did not find Thomas PAGE. Dan Page dpage@ipa.net

Hello! Am looking for any connections to this name. All I know about him is that he married my great-grandfather's sister, Edith Alice Violet Lacey in 1930. Edith was born in 1906, probably in London, England, and is believed to be still alive. Frederick and Edith had 2 children, Winifred (b. 1931) and Roy (b. 1947). Thanks for any info on this family! Melanie

Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1999 09:45:46 -0500 To: Scrapatch <malloure@ismi.net> From: "George W. Page" <gwpage@erols.com> Subject: Re: Barnes, Page, Whedon Thanks for bringing the following to my attention. I obviously made a mistake about the date of birth of Hannah Sutliff. She was b. in Medfield, Norfolk Co., Mass. on 19 Dec. 1665 the daughter of Nathaniel and Hannah (Plympton) Sutliff. She m. in New Haven, New Haven Co., CT, Thomas Wheadon, Jr. [b. 31 May 1663 in New Haven, New Haven Co., CT, the son of Thomas and Mary Ann (Small) Wheadon]. I believe Hannah Sutliff died on 25 Nov. 1743 in North Branford, New Haven, CT. According to the Branford Vital Records, the Hannah Wheadon you refer to as the sister of the Thomas Wheadon, Jr. who m. Hannah Sutliff was b. in Branford, New Haven Co., CT on July 21, 1674 not 1671. She is the first Hannah Wheadon entry in the Branford Vital Records. The others are: Hannah, d. Thomas & Eunice, b. Nov. 6, 1716; Hannah, d. Abraham & Hannah, b. Apr, 5, 1731; Hannah m. Timothy Johnson, both of Branford, Nov. 30, 1738 by Rev. Philemon Robbins; Hannah R. m. Jared G. Chidsey, both of Branford, [ 1830?] by Rev. J. A. Root Good hunting, George W. Page >+++++++++ >At 10:45 PM 12/1/1999 -0500, you wrote: >>Hi George, >>I was reading over the information you passed on my way and I have a question >>about some of the dates you gave me below. You wrote that Hannah Sutliff was b. >>19 Dec. 1775 (mostly likely 1675). Anyways married Thomas Wheadon in 1686 - >>when she was eleven? And that their daughter Hannah Wheadon was born 21 Jul >>1674. That would be before her mother's birth and marriage. >> >>I have a Hannah Wheadon, born 1671 that is the daughter of Thomas Wheadon and >>Ann Small. This Hannah Wheadon I have as Thomas Whedon's sister (the Thomas W. >>that married Hannad Sutliff). You sound like you have done quite a bit of >>research - so if you can help me, I would appreciate it. Thanks - I'm off to >>the Lansing (Michigan Library) tomorrow, if you need any look-ups there. >> >>Barb Malloure from Michigan >> >>"George W. Page" wrote: >> >>> Hi Barb: >>> >>> The answer to your question is yes! I can't help you with the Barnes info >>> around 1800 in Penn.. >>> >>> Thomas Wheadon, JR. m. 1686, in New Haven, Hannah Sutliff, b. 19 Dec. 1775, >>> the daughter of Nathaniel Sutliff and Hannah Plympton. One of the children >>> of Thomas & Hannah (Sutliff) Wheadon, Jr. was Hannah Wheadon, b. Jul 21, >>> 1674 in Branford, New Haven, Conn. [Branford Vital Records] >>> >>> I believe Hannah Sutliff also m. De con Benjamin Barnes. The deacon died in >>> Branford on Jul 23, 1740 in his 69th year. [Branford Vital Records]. >>> >>> I can give you much info on the ancestry of Barsheba/Bathsheba Page in New >>> England, and her Page ancestry back to the 1300's plus a great deal about >>> the Barnes if you want it. (see attached flyer and following). She was b. >>> 21 Jan. 1715 in Branford, the daughter of Samuell & Mindwell (Pond) Page. >>> [Branford Vital Records, the spelling at the time was Barsheba]. She, as >>> Bathsheba, m. James Plant on Sep 22, 1740 in Branford. Samuell Page was a >>> son of the immigrant George Page by his wife Sarah Linsley. I have written >>> a book about his ancestry which is closely tied to the Barnes ancestry (see >>> flyer attached). I am willing to share with you, without you buying my >>> book, Bathsheba's ancestry in detail with my notes back to George Page. In >>> exchange I would like to have the details of Barsheba/Bathsheba Page and >>> James Plant's descendants, including you, as you know them. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> George W. Page >>> _____ >>> At 11:18 AM 11/24/1999 -0500, you wrote: >>> >Somehow came across your information on Barnes. I'm looking for a Mary >>> >Barnes that married Crawford Scott probably around 1800 in Pennsylvania >>> >- Fayette Co. >>> > >>> >Anyways, I also have the Whedon name in my history. According to the >>> >book The Life of Henry Plant - Thomas Whedon, Jr. married Hannah Barnes >>> >in 1687, daughter of John and Mercy (Betts) Barnes. I have a Bathsheba >>> >Page who is married to James Plant. James Plant's brother John Plant is >>> >married to Hannah Whedon. This Hannah Whedon is the daughter to Thomas >>> >Whedon and Hannah Barnes. Should this Hannah Barnes be Hannah Sutliff. >>> >Any help would be appreciated. Thanks - I still have access to the book. >>> > >>> >Barb Malloure from Michigan >>> > >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>> PAGEAD.htmName: PAGEAD.htm >>> Type: Hypertext Markup Language (text/html) >> >

I can find very little information about my gggrandfather Frank (Francis) Page after the Civil War. He was born in Jacksonville, AL, in 1842; moved with his family to Madison county, AR (near Kingston). He served in the 7th Arkansas cavalry; and according to family legend moved to Gainesville, Cooke, county, TX with all but his oldest son (my gggrandfather). Have been unable to locate any record of him in Arkansas after the war or in Texas. His family was: David Page (b. 1790, d. 1865) m. Jane ? (b. ) John Robert Page (b. 1819 SC) d. 1873 (Salmon Falls, CA) Samuel Page (b. 1821 in Rabun, GA) d. 1887 White River, AR David Page (b. 1823 GA) d. 1909 Kingston,AR Roda "Rodie" Page (b. 1827 GA) m. John Riggs Milton Page (b. 1828 GA) James "Jim" Page (b. 1830 AL) Hosea Page (b. 1833 AL). Posey Page (b. 1883 AL, d. 1866 in Union Army in Little Rock Margaret Page (b. 1835 AL) m. John Daily Martha J. Page (b. 1837 AL) m. William Cook Cobb Nancy Page Page (b. 1843 TN) Anyone with any connection or information about Frank Page??

While searching for info on Howard and Elizabeth Page who lived for a time in Houston County, a very helpful person at the Houston Co. Historical Society passed on to me the following death information on Page's. I do not know if these Page's are related to my Howard Page, but thought they might be of interest to someone else. If you have a connection to any of these people, please let me know. Myron C. Page, d 28 August 1886, killed by lightning, 24 years old, father William Page. May Page, d. Jul 1892, 23 years 13 days. She was married, parents, Herman & Laura Cobby, born New York William Cushman Page, d 30 Dec. 1900, 76 yrs, 11 mos, 1 day, married, parents Benjamin Page and Alice b. Cushman. Pat MacEachern

I am looking for information about Hope Page. He was born in Kentucky but eventually moved with his family to Henry County Missouri. His father was William F. Page. Hope was a school teacher and an inventor. Looking for information about his wife and children. Thanks

> John Atkinson married Mary Page a young woman of Blockley at the time near Phily., Pa. They had at least one son another John Atkinson born 18 June 1687, and 3 dau.'s Rebecca married andrew Collins Collins; Mary Ann and Elizabeth > > I am intrested in any thing that will tie in with these ancestors. I have info on there decendents and the Collins family if any one is intrested. > > May yours be safe and well > Richard Lyle Pettitt > >

I'm new to this list and need help with tracing my family history. It appears from what I have been given, that I am a descendant of Caleb Page b. 2 Jul 1758 Nottingham West NH, d. 26 Jun 1830 Belgrade ME. m. Keziah Sawtelle b. 9 Oct 1761 Vasselboro ME. d. 9 Feb 1843. Does anyone have any info on these people and their descendants. I have quite-a-bit of info on the Page, Merchant, Sawtelle, Crowell lines which was compiled by my Great Great Great grandparents and handed down until I finally got it. It is old and some of it is hard to read. I would like to correspond with anyone and share info....Please send replies to both drowe03@hotmail.com and drowe03@ibm.net. thank you. David Rowe.