According to my research, Axel Heath Page Sr was born on 3 Apr 1785, place unknown. He married Sally T. Innis on 12 Apr 1807 in Amherst Co., VA. Sally's father was John Innis and she had a sister, Winny Innis. Axel Sr shows up in Warren Co., KY in 1805 with a land grant for 200 acres. He is in the 1810 census with wife and young son, Marble. He appears again in the 1820 census of Warren Co and then moves to Lafayette Co, MO, sometime around 1827. He had six sons and no daughters as indicated by the 1820 census of Warren Co, and the 1830 census of Lafayette Co. He and wife were between 40 & 50 years old in 1830. Axel Sr died on 20 Aug 1840. Only 4 of Axel's sons are found in the 1840 census of Lafayette Co; ie: Joseph, Marble, Granville, and Axel Jr. His son Richard is listed in the 1840 census of Johnson Co, MO. Richard, along with the other 4, does show up in the 1850 census of Lafayette Co. I think his son John shows up in the 1850 census of Washington Co, MO. Here is a list of the children: 1. Marble Watts Page, b1809 in KY, m. Nancy Johnson on 22 Dec 1836 2. John Burton Page (no additional info) 3. Axel Heath Page Jr, m. Sally Richey on 14 Mar 1831 4. Joseph Henry Page, b1814, m. Elizabeth Couts(Coats) on 7 Jan 1836 5. Richard Fountain Page, b1815, m. Margaret Richey on 17 Jan 1834 6. Granville R. Page, b1816, m1. Mary Ridge on 22 Jul 1835, m2. Lucinda F. Johnson. I have a listing of what I think are all the children of these sons except John Burton Page. I have not carried these families any further to get the names of the children's wives. Marble, Joseph and Richard each had a son named Axel. The WFT listing as Joseph M. instead of Joseph Henry is incorrect. I don't show any son having an Andrew J. (maybe John Burton's son?) I extracted the above info from files in Bowling Green, Warren Co, KY, and Lafayette Co, MO, after making several trips there. Some have said Axel Heath Page Sr listed above is the son of Joseph Page, the youngest son of Exolheath Page in Goochland. That is yet to be proved, but is very feasible. I would be glad to send a 4 page printout of this family if you send me a legal size SASE and state what you are asking for. I get SASE's with no request and I don't know what they want. Don Page ---------- > From: Dan Page <dpage@ipa.net> > To: PAGE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [PAGE-L] COUTS + PAGE, KY>MO > Date: Friday, December 11, 1998 4:38 PM > > WFT tree 3271, CD 7, shows a family as follows: > > Christley COUTS b 1780-90 KY d 1850 MO md 11 Feb 1812 Warren Co. KY Frances > BARTON b 1790 Laurens Dist. SC d aft 1860 Lafayette Co. MO. Children: > > 1. William Henry COUTS b 1812/13 KY md Nancy MINTON > 2. Wade COUTS b 1815 > 3. Elizabeth COUTS b 1817 md Joseph M. PAGE > 4. Leslie Berry COUTS b 1820 md Mary THOMSON > 5. Charity COUTS b 1823 md Tyre D. JENNINGS > 6. Sarah Jane COUTS b 1830 md Samuel DEROSOTT > 7. Basheby COUTS b 1833 md Andrew J. PAGE > 8. Nancy COUTS b 1834 > 9. Authena COUTS b 1837 md Axell PAGE > > The parents of the three PAGEs aren't given. A 1993 TIDBITS bulletin from > Donald W. PAGE of Titusville mentioned that an Elizabeth COUTS (or COATS), > d.o. Frances COUTS, md Joseph Henry PAGE b 1814 KY d 1893 MO s.o. Axel PAGE > Sr. > > Can anyone clarify how/if the other two PAGEs who apparently md a COUTS fit > into the family for Axel PAGE Sr.?? > > I haven't determined who contributed WFT 3271. To judge from the data > provided in the tree, they are descended from William Henry COUTS b 1812/13. > > > Dan Page > dpage@ipa.net > Dan Page > dpage@ipa.net > > > ==== PAGE Mailing List ==== > The Searchable Surname Archives for Rootsweb lists can be found at > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >
Family Group Report - 13 Dec 1998 Husband: John W. PAGE Birth: About 1832 Place: MO Death: 1865/1870 Father: James L. PAGE (1804-) Mother: Malinda (PAGE) (1804-) Marriage: 29 Mar 1857 Place: Howard Co., MO Wife: Susan NAYLOR Birth: 1840/1842 Place: Missouri Father: George Truman NAYLOR (1786-1873) Mother: Margaret "Peggy" HILTON (1814-1898) (Unknown on this..) Children... 1. M Child: Wellington PAGE Birth: About 1858 Place: Missouri 2. M Child: Martha E. PAGE Birth: 1859 Place: MO 3. M Child: John Truman PAGE Birth: About 1861 Place: Howard County, Missouri Burial: Place: Howard Co., MO Spouse: Malinda Jane Joanna REYNOLDS Marriage: About 1880 Place: Howard Co., MO? Divorced: About 1900 4. M Child: George Hilton PAGE Birth: 4 Jan 1863 Place: Fayette, Howard, MO Death: 21 May 1955 Place: Moberly, MO Burial: 23 May 1955 Place: Old Higbee Cemetary, Higbee, Randolph, MO Spouse: Careen H. OWEN Marriage: 30 Nov 1882 Place: Higbee, Randolph, MO 5. F Child: Ada Lee PAGE Birth: About 1865 Place: Missouri Last Modified: 11 Dec 1998
Note: This is an uncle. In his will he mentions a son James. Does anyone know about that son.? Thanks Linda Family Group Report - 13 Dec 1998 Husband: St. Clair PAGE Birth: About 1783 Place: Virginia Death: 17 Jun 1852 Place: Howard Co., MO Father: John PAGE Jr. (1761-1835) Mother: Mary "Polley" COLLINS (1762-1835) Wife: Unknown MORIN Birth: Place: KY Death: 1847/1848 Place: Howard County, Missouri Father: John MORIN Mother: Sarah FISHBACK Children... 1. M Child: Franklin PAGE 2. M Child: John PAGE 3. F Child: Mary PAGE Spouse: John C. SCOTT Marriage: 2 Sep 1845 Place: Howard Co., MO 4. M Child: William PAGE Death: About 1843 5. F Child: Sarah Ann PAGE Birth: About 1824 Place: Missouri Spouse: Garret W. MOREHEAD Marriage: 11 Nov 1841 Place: Howard Co., MO 6. M Child: St. Clair PAGE Jr. Birth: 1825/1833 Place: Missouri Death: 24 Aug 1890 Burial: Place: Roanoke Cemetary, Randolph Co., MO Spouse: Nancy T. TWYMAN Marriage: 18 Apr 1858 Place: Howard Co., MO 7. F Child: Matilda/Malinda PAGE Birth: About 1838 Place: Missouri 8. M Child: Benjamin F. PAGE Birth: 1840 Place: MO 9. M Child: Thomas PAGE Birth: 1842/1844 Place: MO 10. F Child: Lydia PAGE Birth: About 1843 Place: MO Last Modified: 11 Dec 1998
I have the prison records of a John H. Page who enlisted in the Confederate Army at Pineville, MO by Capt Scott. He was captured near Clarkton, Dunklin Co, MO. If anyone claims this gentleman, please respond and I will mail the copies. I do not believe his is mine. Cathy
Starting out. Info on Page primarily New Mexico and Texas. Andrew Paul Page. Poteet Tx., Baytown, Tx.
WFT tree 3271, CD 7, shows a family as follows: Christley COUTS b 1780-90 KY d 1850 MO md 11 Feb 1812 Warren Co. KY Frances BARTON b 1790 Laurens Dist. SC d aft 1860 Lafayette Co. MO. Children: 1. William Henry COUTS b 1812/13 KY md Nancy MINTON 2. Wade COUTS b 1815 3. Elizabeth COUTS b 1817 md Joseph M. PAGE 4. Leslie Berry COUTS b 1820 md Mary THOMSON 5. Charity COUTS b 1823 md Tyre D. JENNINGS 6. Sarah Jane COUTS b 1830 md Samuel DEROSOTT 7. Basheby COUTS b 1833 md Andrew J. PAGE 8. Nancy COUTS b 1834 9. Authena COUTS b 1837 md Axell PAGE The parents of the three PAGEs aren't given. A 1993 TIDBITS bulletin from Donald W. PAGE of Titusville mentioned that an Elizabeth COUTS (or COATS), d.o. Frances COUTS, md Joseph Henry PAGE b 1814 KY d 1893 MO s.o. Axel PAGE Sr. Can anyone clarify how/if the other two PAGEs who apparently md a COUTS fit into the family for Axel PAGE Sr.?? I haven't determined who contributed WFT 3271. To judge from the data provided in the tree, they are descended from William Henry COUTS b 1812/13. Dan Page dpage@ipa.net Dan Page dpage@ipa.net
My goodness, I've been overwhelmed with book buyers! Thanks to you all for showing such an interest in them. There were so many of you that I'm taking this public way to acknowledge your messages. However, I haven't even decided which of my used books to offer for sale as yet and won't have time until after the Holidays to make a list of them. I am keeping the messages from those of you who have written to me about them and will send you the list personally when I make it. I was just asking where I could put the list so that other genealogists might see it. It's nice to know that there may be a potential market for them when the time comes. In the past, I have given my used books to a local genealogy library; but the new books that I want to purchase are so much more costly now that I cannot afford to do give them away any more.
I have little information on my Page family, hopefully someone will recognize some of the names. All my Pages (that I have found) are deceased and buried in Linden Cemetery in Sumter County, FL. I don't know where they came from or ancestors beyond these: M. Angie Page 21 Apr 1874 - 31 Mar 1934 marr my Ggrandfather John Brown George W. Page (Angie's Brother) 1881-1963 married Mabel Unknown Mary V. Page 16 Apr 1874-28 Nov 1933 (Angie's Cousin?) Wm Perry Page 14 Mar 1877-2 Aug 1948 Calvin Jerden Page 13 Jul 1879-25 Feb 1927 Jim Page 28 Jun 1911-18 Jun 1987 Oscar J. Page 12 Dec 1906-11 Dec 1970 Alfred Perry Page 29 Dec 1912-19 Nov 1982 Herbert Ralph Page 1906-1947 While Angie & George are the only ones I've actually connected, all these Pages are buried together in the Page area of the cemetery. Please help if you can. Thanks....Bill Brown
Thomas KEMBLE ca. 1595-1620 and Benedict WEBB born before 1598 and died after 1620 had a son named Thomas KEMBLE ca. 1616-1689 who married Anne PAGE ca. 1623-1665 who had a son Thomas KEMBLE born 1645 in London, England and died 1680 in London married to Hannah CHAFYN 1645-1697 who had a son Samuel KEMBLE born 1667 in London and died 1728 in Burlington, NJ married to Mary HILL 1667-after 1698 who had a son Benjamin Thomas KEMBLE born 1697 in Burlington, NJ and died 1766 in Burlington, NJ married to Elizabeth LEEDS who had a daughter Elizabeth KIMBLE born 1730 in Burlington County, NJ and died after 1800 in Eastern TN married to a William EDGEMON born 1728 in Northhampton, Burlington County, NJ and died 19 Feb. 1816 in Grainger/Hawkins County, TN. Then we go to Edgemands... I know this sounds like a lot of Kemble/Kimble people, but one of my oldest grandmother I have on this side is Anne PAGE! Do you know her? Leonard J. McAllister
I am looking for an Issac Page b. 1770 Southwick, MA d. 11/12/1853 in Richland, E. Oswego Co., NY. m. Anna Arnold in 1793. Issac possibly had a sister named Emmiline. The children of Issac and Anna are: Barnes, Eliza, Gilson, Hiram b. 1/28/1806 d. 1/26/1842, Emily Rowena b. 8/3/1814 Merkemer Co., NY d. 3/2/1899 Albion, NY m. George W. Stilwell 7/7/1835. Any help with this would be appreciated. Pat
At 06:50 PM 11/10/1998 -0500, you wrote: >In a message dated 11/10/1998 5:54:54 PM Eastern Standard Time, >ConPutnam@aol.com writes: > >> t was after 1630 when the first Page families were recorded among these >early >> Englishmen to settle in Virginia. Colonel John Page first settled where >> Williamsburg was later built. William Page was only eighteen years old >when >> he arrived in Virginia aboard the "Transport of London" in 1635. Then came >> Thomas Page; he arrived in Virginia in 1652 and was first recorded in Isle >> of >> Wight county on the 21st April 1657. > >And in 1646, Raymond Pagé arrived in Quebec from Picardie, France. >- Bob Page - > The earliest known Page immigrant to America was John Page and his wife Francis who embarked with 54 other passengers at Bristol aboard a vessel called Supply for Virginia under Captain William Tracy on 18 September 1620 [Source Peter Wilson Coldham, The Complete (sic) Book of Emigrants, p. 21, citing Virginia Company Records]. There names were not included in later census records so it is assumed they perished in Jamestown, Virginia as did many of the earliest settlers. George W. Page
At 09:02 PM 10/30/1998 -0600, you wrote: >Does anyone have any information about the Page surname on Somers Island. >I found a note that i had copied a while back from the Complete Book of Emmigrants by Coldham. >it was on "1658 Antonye Page, an inhabitant of Somers Island to Monmouth 1667" >It stated the source was from the Corp of London Records Office. > >I beleive this might possibly be the same Anthony Page who was listed as one of the original lot owners of Middletown, Monmouth NJ in 1667. > >Is anyone familiar with the Corp of London Records Office? >thanks >Mathew Page >mapage@prodigy.net Hello Mathew: I just returned from a trip to Asia and found your message. I have Coldham's book you cite and on pgs. 379/380 there is a reference to petitions signed by some inhabitants of Somers Island (Bermuda) complaining about breaches of the charter by the Company and asking to be governed by the laws of England. Although Anthonye Page was not a signer his name was listed with others as being able to bear arms. The citation is PRO:Co1/13/38/ii-iii The PRO stands for Public Record Office. The records with a CO prefix are held at the PRO, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 4DU, England. The address of the Corporation of London Record Office is PO Box 270, Guildhall, London, EC2P 2EJ, England. The only Anthony Page connection that I am aware of in 17th century England was associated with the Saxthorpe, Norfolk, Pages who thrived from 1501 through 1723. There were three Anthony Pages in this family: Anthony Page m. Elizabeth Blount in 1584 in London and died in 1618 with no known living issue. Anthony Page m. Elizabeth Gresham on 27 April 1626 and they had several children including an Anthony Page who was born and died in 1625. George
MY NAME IS KRISTOPHER L.PAIGE.I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF ANYONE HAS ANY INFORMATION ONTHESE TWO NAMES"WILLIAM THEODORE PAGE AND BLONNIE LOWMAN PAGE."THESE TWO PEOPLE WERE MY "GREAT-GRANDFATHER AND GREAT-GRANDMOTHER."I WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFORMATION THAT ANYONE HAS.I HAVE MY FAMILY TREE TRACED BACK TO MY GREAT-GREAT GRANDFATHER"WILLIAM AIKEN AND GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER"ADDLE FRYE AIKEN." SINCERELY,KRISTOPHER L. PAIGE.11-25-98
Cousins, do any of you happen to have PAGE ancestors in Ipswich, Suffolk, ENGLAND in the 1800s? Would love to connect and share info! Carol <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/
Sometime back I had correspondence with a Page "cuz" who had visited the "Old Withington Family Cemetery" near Evergreen, Alabama where ancestors Bennett "Leroy" PAGE and his wife Gracie (Grace) WHITE PAGE were buried. I have lost or misplaced the hardcopy of that email as to the exact location - or more specific directions. Could this person, or someone else help? I would like to visit this site even tough I understand there are no stones for these graves. Thanks. The Reverend Wayne Dean Sr.
Thanks anyway...will watch with interest! Rob On Sat, 21 Nov 1998 18:36:25 EST ConPutnam@aol.com writes: >Hi Robert. So sorry...I sorta knew I might get in trouble by >posting that >information....which is all I had. I was just interested in finding >if any >one else knew about some of those Pages. It's an avenue I intend to >follow >but haven't.....yet. Connie >In a message dated 11/19/98 1:18:50 AM Pacific Standard Time, >robtpage@juno.com writes: << Hello, I was very interested to hear >about the >Page convicts - do you know where I can find more information on >these people >- e.g their hometown, age and offence etc? > Many thanks.... Robert Page > > >Twenty-three convicts named Page were transported from Middlesex > >England to > >America during the years 1615-1775. >> > ____________________________________________________________ Houston, Texas, USA ...... RobtPage@juno.com, RobtPage@aol.com I suggest replies be sent to the AOL address, especially where there is a file attachment. ____________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 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]
To answer some of the questions about GPS units, read on. 1. The accuracy at present is about 100 meters (which is a little more than 300 feet for you non-metric people). That accuracy will get you real close to a location you are looking for with no problem. 2. My main interest in using this method is to give people a way to find abandoned cemeteries which are not now on present day maps and believe me, there are a lot of them! I am not concerned about major cemeteries so much because they are on most maps. Old topographic maps show a number of abandoned cemeteries but no-where near all of them. 3. It is important to know that two methods of recording positions are commonly used here in the US. One uses Degrees, Minutes and Seconds, written as: 30 deg., 45 min., 30 seconds but the other uses a fractional notation such as: 30 deg., 45.5 minutes which is the same as the location above. A location in Denver, Colorado would be written as: 39 deg. 45.00 N & 105 deg. 00.00 W. Be sure to put a decimal point in if you are using the decimal system or it can be very confusing! 4. I am presently using DeLorme Street Atlas USA, version 6.0. With it, I can put a lat/lon flag on any location and it stores that info. for future reference. You can place any name or words on the map along with the location. I can then print out a map, which shows the flag on it for other people's use, or for me to use if I don't have my notebook computer with me. 5. At the present time, I do not have access to any cemetery records here at my home. Don Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com
I have a Magellan GPS 2000 XL Satellite Navigator. There are many GPS units (receivers) available from $100 up to whatever you wish to pay. Even the cheapest units are capable of telling you the latitude and longitude accurately enough to find any geographical location if known. They are small, portable, almost pocket size, and operate on internal batteries or 12 volts from your car cig. lighter socket. I use DeLorme Street Atlas USA mapping program to save my locations on a map which I can print out & send a copy to other people if needed. You don't need a mapping program to use the GPS unit. You can just write down the location for future reference if you don't have the program. The mapping program will let you simply find any Lat./ Long. coordinates in the United States of any location you want. If someone gave me coordinates of a cemetery that was out in the woods on a farm in Kentucky, I could go right to it. I have been using my GPS unit and saving this info. for some time now, hoping some other people would start doing the same. I will be happy to answer any questions about this because I want to locate a number of cemeteries yet that seem to be lost! A number of electronics stores such as Radio Shack carry some of these units. Also, some sporting goods stores, since they are good for hikers and hunters to find their way back. I bought mine from K-Mart in the sporting goods section. If you get coordinates on any cemeteries in Madison Co., Kentucky or Pike Co., Illinois, send them to me! Don Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com
Hello, William Page died December 25, 194?, in St. Helen's Oregon. His parents were Alonzo Newton Page and Amy Eliza (Emma) Acteson of OR/WA. Searching for William's children, William and Beverly Page. They would be in their 70's today and might live in Oregon. We would love any leads on their whereabouts. Searching for links to the children of Alexander Page and Ruthy Ann Clark. Believe all the children were born in Knox County, Galesburg, Illinois. There are at least 12, the names we know are Alva G., John L., Sarilda L. (married a Dawson), William E., Mary J. (married a Dawson), Lydia A. (married a Boyer), Alonzo Newton, Horris G. They were born between 1847 and 1867. Thank you, Cathy Jennings (Page) cccjenng@kdn0.attnet.or.jp
To all of you cemetery hunters out there and to all who will be a cemetery hunter someday, I want to make a suggestion! Buy or borrow a GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) unit. Take it with you to all of the cemeteries you visit and record the latitude and longitude for future reference. I have been doing this and I have a computer map program that I can locate any place just by coordinates. If everyone would do this, and provide the location along with the cemetery inventories, we would all be able to find these even when hidden by trees and brush! Questions, just E-mail me and no, I am not selling these units. Don Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com