Thanks, Ron. While I have no name for his father, in census's, Reuben staes his father was born in Pennsylvania. So, while the Reuben part is great to see, Georgia isn't quite PA. I wish it was that easy . . . . . May all of your searches be backwards.

I'd like to ask my 3rd ggrandfather, MELCHESELDIC D PAGE, (born abt 1806 in NC, died 1867 Taylor County, Florida) how is an "agriculturist" (his response to the occupation question on the 1850 census) different from a farmer? LOL! Think he was just showing off his snazzy vocabulary.

I would invite Susanna Gilman Page. 1. Who were her Gilman grandparents? 2. Where in New Hampshire did they live ? 3. What was your mother's maiden name? 4. Tell me more about your brothers David and John Gilman.

David, I have Page family named John Reuben Page. It seems to be a Page family name. I live in Georgia. All my Page family members that I have been able to find have lived in Georgia. Take Care Ron Keene [email protected] David Wolff <[email protected]> wrote: Mary (KUHN) PAGE would be an interesting guest for me. My 92 year old father still tells different stories about Mary, HIS great-grandmother. When he was young and in trouble, he would run and hide under 'Grannie' Page's skirt so his mother, or grandmother, couldn't yell at him. Grannie always had horehound candy for him in the pocket of her apron. The candy always tasted somewhat funny as she also kept her corncob pipe and loose tobaco in the same pocket! I would like to ask Grannie what was her husband's, Reuben Harrison PAGE, birthday? I would tell her noone has been able to find a record of it. The other question I would like to know about would be to find out if the rumors of her running around, and eventually moving in with the neighbor man, even while Reuben was still alive and in their house. It seems she had a reputation as being one of those 'naughty' women! All on all, Thanksgiving dinner would be a lot of fun. Dad says they were fun over 85 years ago. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail.

Dear List: I enjoyed reading your replies but I would want nearer ancestors: My grandmother Lamora Page and my grandmother Missouri Frances Fisher. I would love for them to retell stories so that I could write them down. I would love for them to identify people in their pictures that no one alive now can identify. My grandmother Page came to Brown county, Texas from her birthplace of Dallas county, Texas when she was a young girl of about 15 to 17 (ca. 1890) and I would love for her to tell about that. My other grandmother came to Texas as a young bride from Tennessee around the same time. I have been able to piece together almost nothing that makes them real to my children and grandchildren during these times. I loved both of them and they loved me so I would love to have them back, even if it was for just a day. LaFon (Stone) Commander

Hi, I would invite William (1836-1917)and Mary (Wiseman)(1841-1915) Page ...my great great grandparents. They came from Lincolnshire England and lived in Darlington Wisconsin. His parents from Lincolnshire England...Michael & Elizabeth (Mathews) Page. His brother Thomas and wife Emily (Brotherton) from Darlington Wisconsin His sisters Millie Church and Sarah Heatherhill from England His siblings that are unknown...5 of them in England Her parents Christopher and Elizabeth (Slack) Wiseman from New Diggings Wisconsin Their children and their spouses... Mary & Lincoln Gross from Darlington Wisconsin Susie & Edward Schwartz from Darlington Wisconsin Eunice & John Hughes from Colorado Springs Colorado Millie & Joseph Colbeck from Darlington Wisconsin Emaline & Thomas Steele from Shullsburg Wisconsin Margaret & John Greenwell from Darlington Wisconsin Jesse from New Diggings Wisconsin Elizabeth & Eunice...died as children...yes there were 2 Eunices Unknown son ...cant find him...where is he buried ??? Is he at Shawnee Cemetery New Diggings Wisconsin with his 2 sisters and brother Jesse ? I would like to know about your life in England. Why did you choose to leave and settle in southern Wisconsin ? Bring your favorite dishes . And this year lets get some photos ! HAPPY THANKSGIVING ! Leueen Gilley Lake George , Colorado

...a Happy Thanksgiving to all American cousins! I am in England and if hosting a special meal I would invite my troublesome ancestor Joshua Page of Rotherhithe - as he would now be about 226 years old I'd probably send a taxi over to Rotherhithe to pick him up. He has a lot of questions to answer - for instance is he aware of another Joshua Page in Rotherhithe who appears to have been born the same year (1780) but has a father with different name.My Joshua has a father called John Page, but the other Joshua has a father called Thomas Page. I am wondering whether this is one and the same person and some transcriber has mixed up the abbreviations Jho and Tho, and if so which is the correct name of Joshua? Also, I know Joshua is a sailmaker, but was he working for a small private company, or was he employed in the naval dockyard? Maybe he went to sea and was a sailmaker on a sailing ship .... I would love to know, as Joshua has been my brick wall for over 10 year... he'll be very welcome at that special meal, but he needs to spill the beans.... Carol C-H wrote: > Those of us in the US will soon be celebrating > Thanksgiving. Listmembers, if you could have one of your ancestors > with this surname join you for Thanksgiving Dinner, which ancestor > would you invite? What questions would you ask him/her? > > If you are not in the US, which ancestor would you like to have join > you for any special dinner, and what questions would you ask? > > Please send a post to this list telling us about this ancestor - and > please remember to include dates and locations. > > > Carol C-H <[email protected]> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Mary (KUHN) PAGE would be an interesting guest for me. My 92 year old father still tells different stories about Mary, HIS great-grandmother. When he was young and in trouble, he would run and hide under 'Grannie' Page's skirt so his mother, or grandmother, couldn't yell at him. Grannie always had horehound candy for him in the pocket of her apron. The candy always tasted somewhat funny as she also kept her corncob pipe and loose tobaco in the same pocket! I would like to ask Grannie what was her husband's, Reuben Harrison PAGE, birthday? I would tell her noone has been able to find a record of it. The other question I would like to know about would be to find out if the rumors of her running around, and eventually moving in with the neighbor man, even while Reuben was still alive and in their house. It seems she had a reputation as being one of those 'naughty' women! All on all, Thanksgiving dinner would be a lot of fun. Dad says they were fun over 85 years ago.

Those of us in the US will soon be celebrating Thanksgiving. Listmembers, if you could have one of your ancestors with this surname join you for Thanksgiving Dinner, which ancestor would you invite? What questions would you ask him/her? If you are not in the US, which ancestor would you like to have join you for any special dinner, and what questions would you ask? Please send a post to this list telling us about this ancestor - and please remember to include dates and locations. Carol C-H <[email protected]> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

What is the website or info on the Andersonville Prison book? Have PA Page ancestors. Evelyn in PA

George: I accidently deleted the Andersonville Prison book info... please resend to me?? much thanks, John [email protected] On Sat, 04 Nov 2006 13:07:08 -0800 "Dolores C. Rutherford" <[email protected]> writes: > George, > > Thanks for letting us know about the Andersonville Prison book. I > love history. > > Thanks also for continuing to send the DNA results to me. > > Dolores in CA > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

George, Thanks for letting us know about the Andersonville Prison book. I love history. Thanks also for continuing to send the DNA results to me. Dolores in CA

Does any have further info on the ancestry of this James Madison PAGE or know how to contact the reviewer, "jiblais" (Palm Desert, CA United States) ? James Madison Page was 2d Lieutenant Company A, Sixth Michigan Cavalry during the American Civil War and spent time in several Southern prisons, including Andersonville Prison. Given the number of reports by fellow prisoners of their treatment while incarcerated, Mr. Page felt compelled to provide a truthful and fair report on his prison experiences. In particular, he desired to set the record straight about Major Wirz, who had subordinate charge of the prisoners of war (in 1864) and was, in Mr. Page's opinion, the recipient of "exaggerated and often unjust reports of cruelty and inhumanity to the Union prisoners. He in collaboration with M.J. Haley) were the authors of a book, "<http://www.amazon.co.uk/True-Story-Andersonville-Prison-Defense/dp/1582181462/sr=1-3/qid=1162655553/ref=sr_1_3/202-0677081-0815862?ie=UTF8&s=books>The True Story of Andersonville Prison: A Defense of Major Henry Wirz" The True Story of Andersonville Prison, April 11, 2001 Reviewer: <http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A15XIMBMG85Q59/ref=cm_cr_auth/104-6809297-5191113>"jiblais" (Palm Desert, CA United States) - "James Madison Page was my husband's great grandfather and we own a copy of the original edition. Mr. Page went on to be a Montana pioneer and surveyor. The book was very controversial when it was published, but to his dying day Mr. page stood by what he had written. It is quite a contrast to the generally accepted view of Andersonville Prison. Possibly, the prison conditions were not uniform at all times or in all places of the prison. The rather antiquated, but clear, prose alone is reason to read the book and get a taste of the past." George W. Page

To the Redheaded Wonder: Since I had Page relatives in Yell County, Arkansas (which turned out to be no kin this Harrison L Page) I can provide you benefit of many, many days of digging, so here goes: Your Harrison L Page is listed several ways, specifically Lemuel Harrison Page born 1847 in Union County, South Carolina. Lemuel Harrison Page father was Robert Page,his mother's name was Jemima. In 1860 this Robert Page family along with Lemuel showed up in Forsyth County, Georgia. If you know Yell County history I believe this to be the connection between the Martin wagon train from Georgia to Arkansas. Anyway in 1870 Robert Page is censused in Yell County along with Lemuel Page now 22 who is working on a farm for some of his Page kin. If you review the census you'll see the two farms are census next to one another. In the 1880 Yell County census Lemuel H. Page using the name Harrison and shown as "cousin" still working on one of hsi relative's farm. His father Robert Page is still alive @ 62. In 1900 census of Yell Co. Lemuel H. Page is listed along with his first wife and a son, James H.(killed in WWI I have been told). In 1910 census of Yell Co. Lemuel H. Page is shown as Harrison L. Page along with an incorrect birth date. In 1920 census of Yell Co. Lemuel Harrison Page is shown as Garrison L. Page, where as if you review the actual sheet it says Harrison L. Page. Lemuel Harrison Page's second wife was Verdia Meyers. They had seven children together: Gradola, William Edward, Ernest Lee, Verid Viola, Mary Edna, Bonnie Beryl and Lula Grace. Have lots more minor information if you're interested. Benny Page Tennessee >From: [email protected] (redheaded wonder) >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [PAGE] Page family, yell county, ark >Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2006 18:43:45 -0500 > >I am looking for family information on a verdie a page, her husband was >Harrison L Page and they lived in Yell county, ark. she was my >grandmothers sister I believe. they had 9 page children. all the help >would be appericated thanks >eva > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in >the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ All-in-one security and maintenance for your PC. Get a free 90-day trial! http://clk.atdmt.com/MSN/go/msnnkwlo0050000002msn/direct/01/?href=http://www.windowsonecare.com/?sc_cid=msn_hotmail

I know they came from Yell county, arkansas around Prairie township. Years around 1848 for Harrison, verdie 1886, the children have no idea. I would like to know when he died and where he is buried, by 1930 she was remarried to a Alex Miller same area. If I could find where she died and buried It would be appericated thanks

What information to you have on the brother of Reuben Page, George? I have a brick wall with George page born ca 1823 in Pennsylvania. He is found in the 1880 census with wife Estell, children Rachel, Estell, Ansom and Nelson in Union, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Mallory Babcock ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Wolff" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 1:58 PM Subject: Re: [PAGE] Harrison L Page >I don't have any info on Harrison Page, however I do have a brick wall with >a similar name. > I have a Reuben Harrison Page, b. abt. 1824 in Union Co., PA. He died 23 > Apr 1903 in Linden Hall, Centre Co., PA. He married Mary Kuhn, b. 31 May > 1833 in Boalsburg, Centre Co., PA on 4 Oct 1849 in Patton Township, PA. > Reuben enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War at the age of 39, > which made him considerably older than most enlistees. > He had a brother, George Page who was b. in Walker Township, Juanita Co., > PA. He also was in the Civil War. > I would like to find the date of Reuben's birth, (it is not on his > enlistment papers, nor any of the extensive pension papers he filed.) and > I would very much like to find his/their parents. I found a very, very > tentative fact saying they MIGHT be Adam Page and Elizabeth ? . > The use of Harrison as his middle name has me to somewhat believe it > might be a family surname, but . . . . . . > > Any help would be extremely appreciated. Many thanks in advance. > David C. Wolff > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

Eva, Do you know the City, County, State or even the Country for your Harrison L. Page and his children. Do you know any date of births or date or deaths for these people. Even an "about" date sometimes can be most helpful. Regards, Stephen R. Page redheaded wonder wrote: >Looking for information on Harrison L Page children >Evelyn Page >Ernest Page >Bonnie Page >Viola Page >Gracie Page >and anymore there may be >would appericate it >thanks >Eva > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >

I don't have any info on Harrison Page, however I do have a brick wall with a similar name. I have a Reuben Harrison Page, b. abt. 1824 in Union Co., PA. He died 23 Apr 1903 in Linden Hall, Centre Co., PA. He married Mary Kuhn, b. 31 May 1833 in Boalsburg, Centre Co., PA on 4 Oct 1849 in Patton Township, PA. Reuben enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War at the age of 39, which made him considerably older than most enlistees. He had a brother, George Page who was b. in Walker Township, Juanita Co., PA. He also was in the Civil War. I would like to find the date of Reuben's birth, (it is not on his enlistment papers, nor any of the extensive pension papers he filed.) and I would very much like to find his/their parents. I found a very, very tentative fact saying they MIGHT be Adam Page and Elizabeth ? . The use of Harrison as his middle name has me to somewhat believe it might be a family surname, but . . . . . . Any help would be extremely appreciated. Many thanks in advance. David C. Wolff

there is a Harrison Page family over in Wise, Va. In fact there is a lot of info in Gate City, Va. Harrison that was in Wise, was a relative of my Grandmother , Margaret Page, I think their fathers were brothers. This Harrison's wife was a Tate and she had a brother, Vernoy Tate that was an atty. in Wise for years. Good Hunting and safe travel, Annie

Looking for information on Harrison L Page children Evelyn Page Ernest Page Bonnie Page Viola Page Gracie Page and anymore there may be would appericate it thanks Eva