Greetings everyone, Today, while doing some research, trying to find the elusive first wife of the Rev. James Page, I came across these Page births in Monroe County, KY. These are from Reel #994094, Vital Statistics, Mennifee Co. to Montgomery Co.KY, and are microfilm of what looks to be the original handwritten records. I must apologize that I cannot guarantee that I have interpreted them correctly. The microfilm is very scratched from hard use, and the reader I was using was right by a window; the lighting being poor at best. While not having any success on my original search, it is my hope that some of you may find something useful in this posting. M. Dean Hunt Louisville, KY Monroe County, KY Births, 1852 ------------------------------------------------------ James T. Page, July 25, 1852 s/o John T. Page & Martha Moody Sarah P. Page, April 18, 1852 d/o Samuel S. Page & Elizabeth Payne Martin A. Page, Oct. 4, 1852 s/o Anderson Page & Sarah A. Huffman NOTE: The record plainly says Martin, male, but my records have Martha, female. Samuel G. (or L.) Page, March 7, 1852 s/o Reubin S. Page & Manerva Payne ----------------------------------------------------------------- Monroe County, KY Births, 1853 John S. Page, Feb. 18, 1853 s/o George B. Page & Mary Gentry Harmon A. Page, Jan. 25, 1853 s/o William D. Page & Lucinda Hawkins John B. Page, Nov. 6, 1853 s/o John B. Page & Nancy H. (can't read, looks like Stutohen) William S. Page, Dec. 25, 1853 s/o Reubin S. Page & Manerva Payne --------------------------------------------------------------- Monroe County, KY Births, 1854 John B. Page, Aug. 16, 1854 s/o Smith Page & Mary W. Strode Gorden? Page, March 10, 1854 s/o William Page & Jane Smith Elizabeth N. Page, June 8, 1954 d/o John B. Page & Isaphrena Payne ----------------------------------------------------------- Monroe County, KY Births, 1855 Louisa C. Page, Oct. 3, 1855 s/o A. T. Page & Sarah A. Huffman NOTE: The name is written as Louisa, yet the sex is listed as male. My records, from a VERY reliable source, show this child as Louis C. Page, male. Mary E. Page, Dec. 12, 1855 d/o R. S. Page & Manervey Payne NOTE: I believe these are Reubin & Manerva Payne ----------------------------------------------------------------- Monroe County, KY Births, 1856 Manerva J. Page, July 8, 1856 d/o Samuel S. Page & Elizabeth Payne Windfield S. Page, March 12, 1856 s/o William Page & Jane Smith Melinda Page, Nov. 13, 1856 d/o John B. Page & Nancy Payne ------------------------------------------------------------------ Monroe County, KY Births, 1857 Sarah D. Page, Aug. 31, 1857 d/o A. B. Page & Elizabeth Wilborn Ruben B. Page, March 6, 1857 s/o William D. Page & (can't read, obliterated) Allis Page, Aug. 30, 1857 d/o Samuel H. Page & Sarah J. Moody Mary J. Page, May 1, 1857 d/o George B. Page & Mary Gentry John G. Page, Oct. 25, 1857 s/o Reubin S. Page & Manerva Payne -------------------------------------------------------------- Monroe County, KY Births 1858 Sarah Frances Page, July 31, 1858 d/o James A. S. Page & Sarah J. French William V. Page, Sep. 4, 1858 s/o John T. Page & Martha Moody Daniel W. Page, June 1, 1858 s/o Samuel S. Page & Elizabeth Payne Samuel Y. Page, Dec. 21, 1858 s/o Arthur B. Page & Prudence J. Carter Margaret E. Page, April 24, 1858 d/o Smith Page & Mary W. Strode Mary Page, Nov. 15, 1858 d/o John B. Page & Eysaphinay Payne NOTE: Check the spelling on that!! ------------------------------------------------------------- Monroe County, KY Births, 1859 Mary Frances Page, March 28, 1859 d/o William S. Page & Martha J. Pitcock Calvin R. Page, Oct. 24, 1859 s/o Smith Page & Mary W. Strode Lucinda Page, Nov. 14, 1859 d/o Reubin S. Page & Manerva Payne --------------------------------------------------------------- That will do it! Didn't get through the entire reel, due to time constraints. Did not know there were so many John B. Pages, none of them mine! Happy Hunting!

Finally received SS info on Garnett S. PAGE. His middle name is Selvie. He was born 28 Dec 1900, Higbee, Randolph Co., MO. His parents were George Hilton PAGE and Careen OWEN (S) PAGE. Garnett was first married to Mae Christene ROBB. She died 1925 and is buried Higbee Cemetary next to George and Careen OWEN PAGE. He was married 2nd to Ethel ________. Their children were Robert E. and Billy. Billy died about 1950. Garnett died 1976, Darien, CT, probably at the home of his son, Robert E. PAGE. I do not know if Robert E. is still living. Does anyone have the name SELVIE in their lines in Missouri? Thanks Linda

Would any Page researcher like to elaborate on the following comment that was sent to me quit a few years ago with no source refferanced, about the time I started digging for my roots. I found it while going through some old records yesterday. "John Page was one of three brothers, who came from England (date ??) and settle in Richmond, New Kent Co., VA. He moved to Carrol Co., TN, then to Gibson Co.,TN and built the 1st mill on Forked Deer River. On 15 July 1777 John Page (Sr) enlisted in the 5th S. C. Regiment (*3). On 20 Sep 1777, James Page (Sr), possible brother of John Page (Sr), enlisted in the 5th S. C. Regiment (*3 & N. S. 853)" Can anyone verify this with documenttation Marshall

Hi, Dean, Here is a listing of the Henry PAGE men in the SC KY area of Barren, Monroe, Metcalfe Cos. that belong to the Anderson Page line: Henry Jeffers PAGE (1855-1927) - son of John B. PAGE & Nancy Elizabeth COX. John B. was the son of James PAGE and grandson of Anderson PAGE - this Henry J. PAGE is buried in the Summer Shade, KY cemetery John Henry PAGE (1861-d. 11 Mar 1910) - son of Anderson T. PAGE, brother of John B. PAGE, above. This is your wife's ancestor, as you know. Is the death date on him wrong? I don't have a Henry PAGE who died in 1910 except for the date you gave me for your wife's grandfather. John Henry PAGE (1873-1956) - son of James Chastain PAGE, son of John B. PAGE and Nancy Elizabeth COX (above) and cousin to your wife's grandfather. I don't have a listing of his children. Was that another Henry PAGE in your last Dr.'s post? Was the 11 Mar 1910 death date for THIS Henry or your wife's grandfather? From what you said, I'm assuming that the 11 Mar 1910 date is for your wife's g'f. Do I have the wrong date for the last John Henry PAGE's death??? I'm confused....doesn't take much!!! When did the "other" Henry die and where??? Dolores in California

>From SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-request@rootsweb.com Thu Jan 21 18:17:28 1999 >Received: from [204.212.38.30] by hotmail.com (1.1) with SMTP id MHotMailB8712AB73555ED1017090CCD4261E077A0; Thu Jan 21 18:17:28 1999 >Received: (from slist@localhost) > by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id SAA14376; > Thu, 21 Jan 1999 18:07:14 -0800 (PST) >Resent-Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1999 18:07:14 -0800 (PST) >Message-ID: <19990122021608.20932.qmail@hotmail.com> >X-Originating-IP: [129.71.227.143] >From: "Mylene Seckman" <genlady@hotmail.com> >Old-To: South-Central-Kentucky@rootsweb.com >Subject: Another Henry PAGE >Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1999 18:16:07 PST >Mime-Version: 1.0 >Content-Type: text/plain >Resent-Message-ID: <"ua6fAD.A.lTD.w09p2"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> >To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/8883 >X-Loop: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com >Precedence: list >Resent-Sender: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY-request@rootsweb.com > > > > My greatgrandfather James J. Page had an older brother who's name was >Henry PAGE. they were children of William and Jane PAGE. >James was born in 1844 but I don't have my notes to see how much older >was Henry. >William and Jane had 11 children. They lived in Monroe Co. then moved >to Edmonson Co. Which I am trying to gather information on them. >I don't know where Henry went after he grew up( possible IL.) > >I would love to hear from anyone who has information on this family. > Thank you, >Mylene Seckman genlady@holtmail.com > > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

WHERE DID THEY GO????? Last year, I submitted 10 posts to PAGE-L on the PAGE families who settled in Goochland Co., VA in the mid-1700's. A number of persons have contacted me and asked how they could get these posts. They can be downloaded by contacting: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl When you get there: (all box entries are done without the quotes) 1. Type "PAGE" (without the quotes) in the box labeled "Name of List" and then click on "Submit Query". 2. In the box labeled "Query", put "Dolores C. Rutherford" and click on "1998" and "Search". This will bring up every message that I sent that year. 3. Keep scrolling on down the list until you get to the ones that have the following "Filenames". These will be my ten-part series on the Goochland Co., VA PAGEs and they will show up as Part 1, Part 2, etc.. The last one (Part 10) will appear first and then they will go back to Part 1. Part 1 - FILENAME #53 " 2 - " 55 " 3 - " 57 " 4 - " 60 " 5 - " 62 " 6 & 7 - " 63 " 8 " 64 " 9 & 10 -" 65 4. When you get each of these, click on "File" and that message will show up. Then click on "Full" at the bottom to get the full message. Each may be printed separately on line. Please note that my E-Mail address has been changed to: dcr555@softcom.net A number of persons on PAGE-L have requested that I continue posting the families of these original Goochland Co., VA PAGEs and I have decided to do so since am not planning to write a book on them and I have so much information on them from my research and published abstracts. In the original treatise, I gave the three main PAGE men letters to correspond with the first letter in their first names so as to distinguish their descendants from each other and they will be continued the same way here: E - Exolheath PAGE R - Robert PAGE J - John PAGE Several other PAGE families were also discussed that, to my know- ledge, have not been tied in (but who are probably related in some way) to those listed above and I made my "guesses" as to where these might belong. These families will be covered at the end of this third generation of the families. Even with care, errors may occur from time-to-time in these posts and it is my hope that other researchers of these families will feel free to add further information, correct any errors therein or offer their different opinions on these lineages. Please post these corrections, etc. on the PAGE-L so all can benefit from them. These installments will appear as I get them written, but not in daily posts. The next posts will cover the famiiies of the children of Exolheath PAGE ("E" Series).

<A HREF=" http://www.sierrahome.com/familytree/records/"> http://www.sierrahome.com/familytree/records/</A> There are lots more......connie JAMES PAGECAPT. PETERSON'S CO., NEW YORK MILITIA. JAMES PAGESHERWIN'S REG'T MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. JAMES PAGE1 REG'T (CUTTER'S) MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA JAMES PAGE1 REG'T (SHERWIN'S) MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. JAMES PAGE12 REG'T CAVALRY (BOUGHTON'S), NEW YORK MILITIA. JAMES PAGE14 REG'T (STONE'S), NEW YORK MILITIA. JAMES PAGE156 REG'T (VAN SCHAICK'S), NEW YORK MILITIA. JAMES B. PAGE3 REG'T (DEAN'S) MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. JAMES W. PAGE2 REG'T (DAY'S) MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA.

Hi to all, I am trying to find anyone who might be connected to this line of Pages from Kent, England. Details are Edward Page and Margaret Bourne married 1802 at Wade, Kent. Known Children are Eliza Page born 1803 Wade, Kent Ann Page born 1808 Wade, Kent Edward Page born 1813, Wade, Kent John William Page born 1819, St Lawrence Kent The family came to Tasmania about 1822, and then on to Victoria in the mid 1840's John William Page married Mary Lambard 1851, Melbourne John died 1863, Woodend, Victoria aged 44 years Edward Jnr possibly married Mary Ledgerwood, 1847 in Melbourne Would love to hear from anyone who might be connected Linda Lawless Australia

Does anyone out there have easy access to the 1850 and/or 1860 Georgia census? I could sure use a lookup on a Page family in Randolph Co that included a Marion Washington Page as child (born abt 1940) and Claude Page as a child. I found Marion in a later FL census that indicated he was born in Randolph Co., GA. Don't know his parents names, but the number of Pages shouldn't be very large, it certainly wasn't in Fl. If anyone can help, please let me know. Thanks. Bill willbees@mediaone.net

I am searching for the ancestors of Grace WHITE born Feb. 9, 1809 in Georgia. She married Bennett PAGE about 1828 and died after 1880 in Conecuh County, Alabama. She may have a brother Levi WHITE and a sister Lucinda WHITE and possibly other siblings. Her father is reported to be Thomas WHITE born in Green County, Georgia. Has any Page researcher come across any info on these Whites? Thanks. The Rev. Wayne Dean Sr.

Have just found out my GGGrandfather Marion Washington Page was born in Randolph Co., GA abt Aug 1840. His brother was Claude Page. He married a Mary E Thomas, also from GA. Marion moved to Fl and entered the 5th Fl Inf (CSA) in 1862 and lost a leg at Antietam in 1863. His occupation was listed as blacksmith and he was a Baptist preacher after the war. His children included: Laura, Tom W., Lenora, Angie (Angela?), Tilton, George Washington and Marion. If anyone recognizes these names please drop me a line. Thanks Bill willbees@mediaone.net

This is my Rev. War Page. Anybody else's? Nathan, MA Line, S18535, sol was b in Apr 1763, he lived at Concord in Middlesex Co MA at enl, he appl 3 Sep 1832 at Jackson in Waldo Co ME Leslie Hiatt

I want to post this in case someone is looking for this person. Name; CHARLES W. PAGE. I have a book on the Cemetery Burials at the Oregon State Hospital in Salem, Oregon. Mr. Page of Grant County, died July 10 1898 [age 33, Born in California] He was born around 1865, depending on what month he was born. This book was published by the Willamette Valley Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 2083, Salem, Oregon 97308. The book has a list of over 1600. I was reading the names and came across Mr. Page. I hope someone is looking for him and sees my letter. Sincerely, Eloise Page, nvbear@tele-net.net

I am trying to trace roots of my grandfather Edgar Page, who lived in Kansas City, MO in late 1800s -1910. His second wife was Anna Matilda Nordquist, born in Kansas City, I believe on 8/10/1879. She bore him three children (Charles) Wesley, Raymond and Gladys, who died as a baby. He was previously married and had a child named Eva from that marriage, who Anna Matilda raised. Edgar's had a sister Katie, who worked in Los Angeles, at Luna Park (Amusement Park). Edgar went there in approx. 1909 to work at Luna Park and sent for his wife and children in 1910. Katie later married in LA, had a son Bryson, and then died in the 1918 flu epidemic while pregnant. Edgar apparently died in San Francisco on a business trip in 1928. If anyone knows anything, I would be thrilled. Joe Page

Looking for ancestors/descendents of Edward LAWRENCE and family. Edward born about 1801 in city of London, wife Martha. Daughter Elizabeth LAWRENCE born about 1829 in Clerkenwell. She married Charles WALKER in 1851, Islington. Edward was a clockmaker. Rob. Page, Houston, TX ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

-----Original Message----- From: Lois Card <lcard@reninet.com> To: SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com <SOUTH-CENTRAL-KENTUCKY@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, January 02, 1999 12:38 PM Subject: Re: Archives ? >OK, obviously time for a repost for all you new subbers out there-and >Welcome to the list!! > >You can get absolutely anything and everything that's ever been posted >to this list in the archives. Go to: >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >enter: "south-central-kentucky" without the quotation marks in the box, >click on the "submit" button then enter your query/subject in the box on the >next screen. You can find out if family names you're searching have ever >been discussed, get census' that have been posted, any and all series that >have been run and all kinds of other goodies. > >This is a great list, lots of fine and helpful people. And the historical >information in the series Sandi and others post is fabulous. >Happy hunting!! > >Lois Card > >Betty White wrote: > >> When Sandi posts to the mailing list is there always a place we can find >> this information again after deleting the message? In particular the >> Barren County cemeteries list. >> >> Thank you........Betty > > >

Can someone please point me towards the archival url? Thanks in advance.

David Page and his brother Stephen Page marched out of Bennington during the Revolutionary War. I'm seeking other ancestors of these two brothers. Brenda Page Hare

I now have the death certificate for my Abraham Page!! He was born February 8, 1833 in South Carolina.(We have White Pond, SC, which would be in Barnwell District, SC) It names his father Unknown Page and his mother Sarah McLemore. Thus, more or less confirming Abraham Page(will dated 16 Sept 1845) of Barnwell District. Sarah Page with sons Jacob(b. betw. 1815-1817), Matthew(b. abt 1829), Abraham(b. 1833), and Joshua(b. abt 1841) all moved to Copiah Co ca 1859. Daughter Matilda, who apparently married a McLemore, may have moved to Copiah County also. I am still trying to find information on Abraham Page's(b. 1833) siblings. I am also trying to prove or disprove that Jacob Page of Barnwell District was Abraham's grandfather. Or, find any other possible grandfather. I thank so many for the extesive help in locating/giving me information on my Page family. Nicole L Martin Salome@main.com

My PAGE line were patriots. They lived in Pownal and marched out of Bennington, Vermont. Brenda Page Hare -----Original Message----- From: s02916@GROG.RIC.EDU <s02916@GROG.RIC.EDU> To: PAGE-L@rootsweb.com <PAGE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 7:53 AM Subject: [PAGE-L] Revolutionary Pages >I am curious if there is any information or sentiment about Pages who >lived in New England/New York around the time of the revolution in the >1770s, 1780s. > >Were many patriots, or were Pages more likely to be loyalists? If any >fought, were these Pages on the American or British sides? Any thoughts >or ideas, or facts, would be appreciated either on the list or to my >personal address. > >Thanks! > >ROGER A. CHATELL >West Warwick, RI > > >==== PAGE Mailing List ==== >Visit USGENWEB for links to GENWEB pages and data archives for all states >http://www.usgenweb.com/ > >