Notes for Michael C Page and Sarah C Schooley

c 1818 Michael C. Page, son of John Page and Rachel Hartman, was born in Ohio about this time, based on his reported age in census records. His parents lived in Clermont County, east of Cincinnati, at the time. [1] [2] [3]

1820 Sarah Schooley, daughter of Benjamin Schooley and Ann K Ivins, was born on April 11, 1820 in New Jersey. [4] [5] [6] [7]

1820 Michael's father John Page lived in Williamsburg, Clermont County, Ohio with a son [perhaps Michael, age 1] and daughter [perhaps Sarah Jane, age 2] age 0-10. Grandfather Christopher Hartman was listed adjacent. [8]

1828 Sarah Schooley [along with her siblings born before 1828] was a minor belonging to the Trenton Preparative Quaker meeting. Benjamin and Ann Schooley were adults listed on the same page. [9]

1830 Michael's father John Page lived in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio with a son [perhaps Michael, age 10-14] and other siblings. [10]

1831 Benjamin and Ann Schooley with minors Sarah, Samuel I, James R, Rebecca Ann, Elizabeth, and Mary Schooley were listed as belonging to the Chesterfield meeting, in month 1. [11]

1837 Benjamin Schooley, Ann K Schooley and 9 minor children (Samuel I, James K, Sarah C, Rebecca Ann, Elizabeth, Mary, Catharine Matilda, Benjamin, and Robert H Schooley) transferred from Chesterfield meeting, New Jersey, to Cincinnati, Ohio [date 1837,4,4]. [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]

1839 Benjamin Schooley, (NJ) Tailor, lived on Abigail street between Syc[amore] and B[roa]d[wa]y in Cincinnati, Ohio. [17] [18]

1840 Michael's father John Page lived in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio with a son [perhaps Michael, age 20-29] and other siblings. [19]

1840 Michael C Page and John Page were listed in an account book for the H & S Bainum store in Laurel, Clermont County, Ohio. [20]

1840 Sarah's father, Benjamin Schooley (age 50-60), lived in Ward 6 Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio (age 50-60) with 4 other males and 6 females; two age 10-15 (Catherine and Mary), two age 15-20 (Elizabeth and Rebecca), one age 20-30 (Sarah), and one age 40-50; in the house. [21] [22]

1842 Sarah's father and brother lived at the same address in Cincinnati. Benjamin Schooley, was listed in the sixth ward, tailor, 5th between Western Row and John Street. James R Schooley, cooper, son of Benjamin, had the same address [23]

1843 Michael C Page and Sarah Schooley were married in Hamilton County, Ohio. The following suggest that they may have had a child soon after, who died young in 1844. They were married, without following Quaker practices:

1843 Michael C Page and Sarah C Schooley were married
on September 14, in Hamilton County, Ohio.
Sarah's brother, James R Schooley, attested to the age of Michael C Page [24] [25]

1844 Benjamin F Page was buried on October 24 at the Old Calvary Cemetery in Jackson Twp, Clermont County, Ohio, [26] [27]. Sarah's father's name was Benjamin. Perhaps this Benjamin was the firstborn child of Michael and Sarah. [28]

Grave marker of Benjamin Page, 1844
Benjamin F. son of M C & S C Page Died Oct. 24 1844 AE 4m's 5 d's

1845 Sarah Page (formerly Schooley) was reported at the Quaker meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio, on November 20, for marriage contrary to discipline. [29]

1848 Sarah Page (formerly Schooley) was dropped from membership by the Quakers, on December 21, apparently for marrying MC Page contrary to Quaker discipline. [30]

1850 Sarah C Page (age 30) and Michael Page (age 32) lived in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio with daughter Elizabeth (age 5), and Sarah's brother Benjamin Schooley. [31] [32] [33]

1850 A biosketch of son John R. Page, written in 1888, reported his birth [34]:

Mr. [John R] Page was born in Clermont county, Ohio, on the 26th day of August, 1850, and removed with his parents to Darke county, Ohio, when quite young, where they built a cabin in the woods in 1851. In 1865 the family moved to near Union City, Indiana, where his mother died in 1868.

1854 Sarah Page's brother, Benjamin Schooley, was committed to a lunatic asylum by her father, Benjamin Schooley Senior, and M.C. Page. [35]

1854 MC Page witnessed James Ferrel's will (relationship, if any, unknown) in Darke County, Ohio. CW [Christopher William?] Page was an appraiser for the estate. [36]

About this time, Michael C. and Sarah Page and some members of their families apparently moved to Darke County, Ohio, from the Cincinnati area.

1855 Samuel Page died on April 15 at age 27d and was buried at Union City Cemetery, Union City, Randolph County, Indiana. Samuel Page, son of M.C. and S.C. Page, was born on March 21, 1855. [37] [38]

1857 M.C. Page was shown as owner of Section 17 NE 1/4 (80 acres), in Jackson Twp, Darke County, Ohio. [39] Brother-in-law or father-in-law B[enjamin] Schooley and WB [William Benton] Page had land in section 3 and CW [Christopher William] Page had land in section 34 of Missinawa Twp. Sister, widow Sarah Light, likely had land on the plot for the heirs of D Light. Also nearby was land of W.K. Marquess, an in-law of Charles Pickett, future husband-to-be of daughter Elizabeth R Page. [Photocopy, close-up of 1857 Darke County, Ohio atlas map with land of MC Page and WK Marquess.]

1857 M.C. Page and R.M. Ferrals, Esqrs, executors of James Ferrel dec., vs Sarah Ely et al filed a petition in the Greenville, Darke County, Ohio court to sell lands from the estate of James Ferrel Sen. Several heirs of James Ferrel were named in the testimony of M.C. Page, dated May 15. The proceedings continued over a period of time, with C.W. Page as an appraiser, and M.C. Page as a lawyer, being named more than once in the documents. The land was sold to John Buff on August 10, 1857. [40] [41] [42] [43] Note: John Buff was, perhaps, the second husband of Jane Curlet Pigman Page (wife of Abner Page. Abner was perhaps a great-uncle of Michael. Abner was a son of Thomas Page, grandfather of Michael C. Page).

1860 Sarah C Page (age 40, born in New Jersey) and M.C. Page (age 42, born in Ohio) lived in Greenville, Jackson Twp, Darke County, Ohio with daughter Elizabeth R Page (age 14), and son John R Page (age 9), both born in Ohio. M.C. was a farmer with $1600 real estate and $700 total estate value. No-one was listed as attending school and all were able to read. Living nearby was Uncle Asahel Page. [44] [45] [46]

1860 Samuel Norton (age 34) and Elizabeth (age 28)[later to be the second wife of Michael C Page] lived in Washington Twp, Randolph County, Indiana with daughter Malinda (age 8) and son Lewis L Norton (age 6). [47]

1860 M.C. Page was listed on an agricultural census for Jackson Twp, Darke County, Ohio. Several relatives including uncle Asahel C Page and brother-in-law Joseph Lattin were also listed. [48]

1863 MC Page was taxed by the IRS in Lakeville, Union Twp, St. Joseph County, Indiana for special income and as a retail dealer. [49]

1864 MC Page was taxed by the IRS in Lakeville, Union Twp, St. Joseph County, Indiana for income, a retail business, and a horse carriage. [50]

1865 Michael C Page, of Jackson Twp, Darke County, and John Hartshorn (Sarah's brother-in-law), purchased Lot 93, in Mongar's addition, Union City, Darke County, from Asahel C Page (likely MC's uncle or perhaps his brother). The deed was dated August 5 and was notarized in Randolph County, Indiana. [51] The original plat of Union City was made by Josiah Mongar in 1853. [52] At least two lots are numbered 93. One Lot 93 is on the Indiana side, south of the Engine House on Chestnut Street between Howard and Columbia Streets. [53] Another lot 93 is on the Ohio side, north of the railroad tracks between Sycamore and Chestnut Streets. [54]

1865 Asahel C Page (likely MC's uncle or perhaps his brother) sold land to M.C. Page and in Darke County, Ohio, by a deed which was notarized in Randolph County, Indiana.

1865 Michael C Page was appointed administrator for the estate of Asahel C Page on October 2. Wm R. Adkins, I.C. Pickett, and Wm R Marques provided sureties. An inventory was filed on December 15, 1865. The first settlement was made on February 6, 1867. [55] [Photocopy, 1865 A. C. Page estate.]

Journal F-192 [56]
Monday October 2nd 1865
Estate of Asahel C Page, decd
On motion to the court, it is hereby ordered that Michael C. Page be, and he is hereby appointed as administrator of the Estate of Asahel C. Page deceased, and the said Michael C. Page came into open court, and accepted said appointment and gave & filed herein his bond in the sum of Eight Thousand Dollars, conditional according to law with Wm R Adkins, Isaiah C. Pickett, & Wm K Marquis his sureties which bond is approved by the court. Letters of administration are therefore ordered to be issue to said Michael C. Page upon said estate.
David Flory, Aaron Beckelhimer, (?)sen Parent, are hereby appointed appraisers of the personal estate of the said deceased.

Journal G-170 [57]
Wednesday February 6th 1867
Estate of A.C. Page, decd
The court examined the last act & vouchers of M.C. Page Administrator of the estate of A.C. Page deceased, heretofore filed for partial settlement & continued to this day for settlement and the court finds that said audit has received assets of said estate the sum of five hundred thirty and 93/100 Dollars $531.93.
And it is further found that said Adm has paid out on vouchers No. 1 to 24 inclusive which are allowed & credited to him the sum of $354.29 and the court allowed him a compensation of $44.00 ($398.29) Leaving balance in the hands of said Admr of $133.64.

Journal G-457 [58]
Thursday April 16th 1868
Estate of A.C. Page, decd
The Court this day succeeded to examine the act and vouchers of Michael C. Page Adm of the estate of AC Page, deceased and the Court having given due notice by publication of the time of settlement of said act finds that said admr had asets in his hands at settlement belonging to said estate to amount of $714.51. And the court further finds that said administrator has paid out as per vouchers herwith filed to amount of $397.23. Leaving a balance in hands of said administrator due said estate this settlement of $317.28 with interest which amount he is ordered to account for according to law.

Journal H-19 [59]
Nov 6th 1868
Estate of A.C. Page, decd
This day came M.C. Page administrator of A.C. Page decd and filed a writen resignation as such administrator for reasons therein set forth which are considered sufficient by the court and his resignation is accepted by the court and his letters of administration stand revoked and the said M.C. Page is hereby ordered to make settlement with the court as such adm within 20 days.

Journal H-25 [60]
Nov 13th 1868
On motion to the court it is ordered that Isaah C. Pickett be and he is hereby appointed as administrator de bonis non of the estate of AC Page deceased vice M.C. Page resigned. And the said Isaah C. Picket came into open court and accepted said appointment and gave and filed herein his bond in the sum of six thousand eight hundred dollars conditional according to law with Moses Burket, William K Marquis, John Hoke, and James Marquis his sureties which bond is approved by the court. Letters of administration are therefore ordered to be issued to said Isaah C. Picket as Administrator of said deceased.

Journal H-64 [61]
December 24th 1868
Estate of Ashel C. Page Deceased
I.C. Pickett administrator de bonis non of the estate of AC Page decd this day returned & filed an inventory of said estate.

Journal H-122 [62]
February 9th 1869
Estate of A.C. Page, decd
This day came John Hoke, one of the sureties for IC Pickett as administrator de bonis non of the estate of AC Page deceased, and filed in this court his written request to be released as surety on the bond of the said IC Pickett as such administrator. …

Journal I-366 [63]
March 13 1871
Estate of A.C. Page, decd
This day came Isaiah Pickett administrator of the estate of AC Page deceased and filed herein his first account current and vouchers for partial settlement, notice of the filinf and of the time of the hearing and settlement thereof as required by law.

Journal I-409 [64] through [65]
I.C. Pickett made distributions of the estate, in eighths. Only 5 recipients were paid:
Amy Stevens [and husband Collin A. Stevens] $63.63
Sarah Ridgway [and husband Richard Ridgway] $63.63
Mary Barkdull $63.63
Elizabeth Powell [and husband David Powell] $63.63
Annie Fritz(?) $63.60 being one eighth part of $508.85

Journal K-138 [66]
June 13, 1873
Account with balance of $1548.83 for distribution to the heirs.

1865 Sarah's brother, Benjamin, died and the estate was administered by Sarah's brother-in-law, J.D. Hartshorn. I.C. Pickett (daughter Elizabeth's husband's brother) was involved. [67]

1866 MC Page was the administrator for the estate of John Clinite in Darke County. [68]

1866 MC Page was taxed by the IRS in S. Bend, Union Twp, St. Joseph County, Indiana for income and a horse carriage. [69]

1866 Michael C. Page was the administrator for the estate of John C Linite in Darke County, Ohio. Land from the estate was sold to Isaiah. C. Pickett on March 24, 1866. [70]

1867 M.C. Page, administrator of the estate of A.C. Page, presented a partial settlement of the estate to the court in Darke County, Ohio. Dated February 6. [71]

1867 EF&C Straight sold land to MC Page and CT Pickett (daughter Elizabeth's husband). [72]

1868 Sarah Page died on March 17 and was buried at Union City Cemetery, Randolph County, Indiana, on the north side, about 3 streets in from East entrance, with inscription: (unreadable) Sarah; wife to; M C Page; died March 17 1868; aged 47 Yrs 11 Mo; 23 ds; (and); Samuel O; son of M CAS C Page (MC and SC Page?); died April 15 1855; aged 23 days. [73] [74] [Photocopy, Sarah Schooley Page's gravestone, Union City Cemetery, Indiana, 1868.] [75]

1868 Sarah Page's father, Benjamin Schooley, died in November and his estate was appraised by Sarah's brother-in-law, Thomas B Page, and was administered by Sarah's brother-in-law, J.D. Hartshorn, for Probate Judge Meeker.

1868 Elizabeth Page, daughter of Michael Page, gave testimony at the probate of the will of Asahel C Page, on December 26. Isaiah C. Pickett, older brother of Elizabeth's husband Charles, executed the estate with probate judge Meeker. Elizabeth Page wrote about caring for Asahel in a letter. [76] "M C Page adm of Ashel C Page. Note of Testimony: Elizabeth R Picket states that she was acquainted with A C Page decd. knew him at his last illness. he had a constitutional disease ... don't remember the time he stayed at my fathers house. I was not there at the time he died. Some of the time he was not able to take care of himself. M C Page is my father."

1869 M.C. Page, Mrs E. Pickett, and C.F. Page [sic, perhaps C.T Pickett] were charter members of the Rebekah Lodge No 12 in Union City, Ohio. [77]

1870 MC Page (age 53) was a patent medicine vendor living in Union City, Jackson Twp, Darke County, Ohio in the household of MC Page's sister-in-law, Rebecca Polley (age 48, born in New Jersey), with Polley's children and Elizabeth Rynensin (age 47, born in Pennsylvania). Michael's estate was valued at $1200. Son John Page (age 19) was living nearby in the household of Jacob Livingood, the Justice of the Peace. Daughter Elizabeth had married Charles Pickett. [78] [79]

1870 Elisabeth Norton (age 38) lived in Washington Twp, Randolph County, Indiana with son Lewis L Norton (age 16). In the same household are Alanza (age 22) and Malinda (age 18) Wysonger. Next door are households of Moon and Hutton, both of North Carolina. [80]

1870 Michael C Page and Elizabeth Norton [widow, born Elizabeth Hinshaw] were married on December 28, in Randolph County, Indiana, by Justice of the Peace Jacob Ectzrath. [81]

c 1871-76 The estate of AC Page was administered by Michael C Page and JC Pickett [sic] [82] These documents would provide a three generation link between great-uncle Asahel C Page and Elizabeth R Page, daughter of Michael C. Page, and husband of Charles Pickett, through Isaiah Cochran Pickett, brother to Charles Pickett.

1880 Michael C. Page (age 62) lived in Washington Twp, Randolph County, Indiana. He was a farmer and had the piles. His wife was Elizabeth Page (age 48, born Ohio, with parents born in North Carolina). The adjacent listing was for Elizabeth's son Lewis L Norton. [83] [84]

1881 Michael C Page was buried on May 30, 1881 at the Union City, Indiana cemetery, lot 497. His obituary reported "M.C. Page, a former resident of this city, and well-known to the residents of the Ohio side, died at his home in Rural, this county, Sunday last. He was buried in the cemetery this city Monday afternoon at 3 p.m. Funeral services were held at the M.E. Church." [85] [86]

1907 Elizabeth Page, w, died on May 12, at age 75, in Washington Twp, Randolph County, Indiana. She was born on March 12, 1832, in Ohio, daughter of Able Hinshaw and Nancy Hinshaw. [87]

1907 Elizabeth Norton Page was buried. Her grave marker at Mt Pleasant cemetery, Lynn, Randolph County, Indiana was labeled "Mother" with dates 1832-1907. [88] [89] [90]

1923 John R Page, son of Michel Page and Sarah Schooley, spouse of Elizabeth M Page, died on August 9, 1923, at age 72, in New Castle, Henry County, Indiana. John R Page was born on August 26, 1850, in Darke County, Ohio. [91] [92]

Research Notes:

Benjamin Page, perhaps a son of Michael and Sarah Page, was buried in 1844 at the same cemetery where William Page was buried in 1834. We do not know the relationship, if any, to the family of William Page [93], born 1772 in New Jersey, and died 1834 in Moscow, Clermont County, Ohio, who had a family home at Point Isabel. John and Rachel Page, who we suspect were the parents of Michael C Page, were listed in census records at Laurel, Ohio in 1860 and at Point Isabel in 1870, suggesting a family link. Other census records suggest that the family of William Page lived in Kentucky for a while.

1819 Michael C Page's birth has been reported as listed in the bible of father John Page (born in New Jersey) and mother Rachel Hartman (born Kentucky). We would like to know of this bible. Perhaps it was the bible described as belonging to grandfather Thomas Page, in the possession of Mary Ann Page Slye.

1907 Mrs. Elizabeth Page, aged about 74 years, died at her home west of Rural, last Sunday morning after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Mt Pleasant church, Reverend Gray of Farmland officiating. Interment there. [Newspaper notice abstract dated May 16, 1907, no citation recorded]

See also: [94]

Footnotes:

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[2] United States Federal Census, 1850, Age 32, born in Ohio, [FamilySearchImage], [FamilySearchRecord].

[3] United States Federal Census, 1860, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].

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[7] United States Federal Census, 1860, Age 40, born in New Jersey, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].

[8] United States Federal Census, 1820, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].

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[10] United States Federal Census, 1830, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].

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