1857 Map of portion of Clermont County
with Indian Creek and Point Pleasant on the Ohio River.
Washington Twp is in pink. [5]
1794 John Page was born on September 8, in Burlington County, New Jersey [1].
1796 Rachel Hartman was born on December 29, 1796, in Fayette County, Kentucky. [2] [3]
1816-1819 John Page and Thomas Page were listed in an account book for a general store in Indian Creek, Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio. [4]
1817 John Page and Isaac Armacost [son Christopher Page would later marry Armacost] were two of several members of a corporation in Clermont County to build the Union Turnpike Road from Point Pleasant to the town of Bethel and thence to Williamsburgh [north of Tate township], if deemed necessary. [6]
1817 Biosketches of this family identified John's wife Rachel Hartman and father Thomas Page. "Rachel Hartman, daughter of Christopher, married John Page." [7]. "John Page, who married Rachel Hartman, daughter of Christopher Hartman, January 9, 1817, and whose father, Thomas Page came from New Jersey in 1805 and settled on what is now the Simpson place." [8]
1820 John Page lived in Williamsburgh Twp, Clermont County, Ohio next door to Rachel's father, Christopher Hartman. Nearby were Rachel's uncles Ezekiel and Aaron Hutchinson. The Page household included Males age 0-10 (Michael) and 16-26 (John) and females 0-10 (Sarah) and 16-26 (Rachel). [9]
1826 John Page was listed as a landowner in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio on land previously owned by John Woodford. [10]
1827 John Page was listed as a landowner in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio, on land on Indian Creek, previously owned by John Woodford. [11] John was taxed for 1 horse and 2 cattle. [12]
1828 John Page bought 124 acres of land in Clermont County, Ohio from William Nicholson. The land was part of a tract entered for John Woodford No 1156, adjacent to a corner of the land of Boys heirs, land of M Parkeizer, land of David Light, and Indian Creek. [13]
1828 John Page was taxed for 122 acres on Indian Creek, Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio, on land previously owned by John Woodford heirs. [14] He was taxed for 2 horses and 2 cattle. [15]
1829 John Page was taxed as a landowner in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio, on land previously owned by Woodford. [16]
1829 John Page was taxed in Washington Twp for 1 horse and 3 cattle. [17]
1829 John Page was appointed as guardian for Sarah Jane Page (aged 6), William Page (age 4), and Abner Page (age 2), children and heirs of [brother] Abner Page deceased. Jonathan Tompkins and John Boyce provided security. Dated in the October term of the Clermont County, Ohio common Pleas Court minutes. [18]
1830 John Page was taxed in Washington Twp for lands previously owned by John Woodford heirs. [19]
1830 John Page was taxed in Washington Twp for 2 horses and 3 cattle. [20]
1830 John Page and Joseph Page (perhaps Joseph Page, married to Nancy Buchanan [21], relationship to John Page unknown) lived in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio. John's household included Males age 0-5 (Asahel), 5-10 (Christopher), 10-15 (Michael) and 30-40 (John) and females age 0-5 (Rebecca), 5-10 (Mary Ann), 10-15 (Sarah), and 30-40 (Rachel). [22] [23]
1838 At a Democratic political rally, "Resolved, that a committee of 3 be appointed to wait upon the Hon. T.L. Hamer, and request him to address the meeting immediately after the close of its business. The Chair announced John Page of Clermont, St Clair Ross of Brown, and Wm Smith of Adams County as said committee." [24]
1838 John Page granted land to sister-in-law Elizabeth Roudebush. [25]
1838 John Page was taxed for 124 acres on Indian Creek, Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio, on land previously owned by John Woodford heirs. [26]
1840 John Page was involved in politics. Clermont Democratic Meeting. A number of the democratic citizens of the county met at Batavia ... for the purpose of appointing delegates to the democratic state convention to be held at Columbus ... Resolved, that ... John Page, ... be appointed delegates ... [27]
1840 John Page lived in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio in a household with males: 1 (5 thru 9, Thomas?), 1 (10 thru 14, Asahel?), 1 (15 thru 19, Christopher?), 1 (20 thru 29, Michael?), and 1 (40 thru 49, John); and females: 1 (10 thru 14, Rebecca?), 1 (15 thru 19, Mary Ann?), and 1 (40 thru 49, Rachel). [28] [29] An adjacent listing was for son-in-law David Light and wife (Sarah Jane Page Light) both age 20-30 and another for unmarried brother Daniel. The families of Joseph Page and TW Page [30], relationship to John Page unknown, also lived in the township.
1840 John Page was involved in politics. Movements of the people. Clermont Democratic Meeting. ... On motion of James Ferguson, the meeting proceeded to appoint the committee of vigilance for the several townships as follows ... Washington - ... John Page ... [31]
1840 John Page and Michael C Page were listed in an account book for the H & S Bainum store in Laurel, Ohio. [32]
1840 John Page was elected assessor for Clermont County with 2262 votes to 1924 for his opponent. [33]
1840 John Page was Justice of the Peace in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio. [34]
1841 John Page was selected as one of five representatives from Clermont County to the upcoming Democratic state convention. [35] [36]
1843 John Page was elected coroner of Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio for 2 years. [37]
1850 John Page (age 55, born in New Jersey) and Rachel Page (age 53, born in Kentucky) lived in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio, in a household with Asahel Page (age 23), Mary Ann Page (age 21), Rebecca Page (age 19), Thomas B Page (age 17), and Martha E Banester (age 22, born Massachusetts). [38] [39] [40] Nearby census listings included Mary A McNeal and James Boys [41], who were shown nearby in an 1857 atlas.
1850 John Page was elected to the Board of Managers of the Clermont Agricultural Society for Nicholsville and a county fair was held on the Ohio Turnpike. The fair was a delightful event and daughter Miss Rebecca Page won a prize for the best rag hearth-rug and second prize for a stand cover while Mrs. John Page won a prize for the best Coxcomb flowers. [42] John Page was manager for the years 1850-81 [43]
1852 Land of John Page in Meigs County, Ohio was sold by court order. Meigs County is upstream on the Ohio River from Point Pleasant.
1853 The Clermont County Court records for the June term reported that [45]:
Settled the accounts of J Page, guardian of [brother] A Page heirs, and find due from said wards to said guardian the sum $5.25 cents and said settlement ordered to be recorded.
1856 The Golden Rule Lodge No. 313 I.O.O.F was started in Nicholsville, Ohio in December of 1856. Thomas Page, John Page, and C.W. Page (likely sons of John and Rachel) were later members. [46]
1857 John Page was the Justice of the peace for Washington Twp in Clermont County and was on the awards committee for farm implements for the agricultural society. [47] [48] [49]
1857 J Page was named on a landowner map, in the north-west corner of Washington Twp, Clermont County, just across the township border with Monroe Twp between the towns of Pt Isabel and Laurel [50]. Neighbors included McNeal and J Boyce, who were also listed nearby in the 1850 census, and several Armacost families, perhaps in-laws of son Christopher William Page. The Simmons Scrapbook reports that the fifth road surveyed in the area went from the left branch of Indian Creek, past John Page, and on to Page's Road (which might be the road from Laurel to Point Pleasant)[51].
1859 The Clermont County Court appointed John Page executor of the will of Asahel Page, deceased, on August 12. Samuel Hartman and Anthony Ivins had witnessed the will. [52] [53]
1860 Son Thomas served as an appraiser for the estate of Stockton Ireton, son of Roland.
1860 John Page (age 65) and Rachel Page (age 63) lived with daughter Mary A Page (age 30) and grand children Amanda Light (age 15) and Mary Light (age 10) and Samuel Robbins(?) (age 18) and John (unreadable maybe Gain) (age 20) at Laurel post Office, Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio. [54] [55] [56]
1868 Elizabeth Page, daughter of Michael Page and grand-daughter of John Page, gave testimony, on December 26, at the probate proceedings of Asahel C Page, whom we assume to be the brother of John Page. Elizabeth Page wrote about caring for Asahel in a letter. [57] "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."
1870 J Page (indexed as I Page) was shown on a map of landowners of Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio with land on Indian Creek (north-west boundary of the Twp, between two tracts that project as triangles beyond the boundary of the Twp). [58] [59]
1870 John (age 75) and Rachel (age 73) lived with daughter Mary A (age 33) and grand children Amanda Light (age 20) and Mary Light (age 18) in Point Isabel, Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio. [60] [61]
1880 John Page (age 83, born in New Jersey, married) and Rachel Page (age 83, born in Kentucky, married), wife, lived in Washington Twp, Clermont County, Ohio. John Page's parents were both born in New Jersey. John Page's occupation was farmer. Rachel Page's father was born in Hesse and her mother was born in New Jersey. [62] [63]
1882 Rachel Hartman, born in Fayetville, died on July 7 in Washington Twp (also last residence), Clermont County, Ohio at age 85, 6 months, 19 days of paralysis. She was buried at Laurel Cemetery, Clermont County, Ohio. [64] [65] [66] [67]
1882 The Fifth Annual Meeting of Clermont's Patriarchs was held in Clermont County, Ohio on September 18. A newspaper reported that C. W. Page, of Tate, was appointed to help prepare a list of all the aged and surviving pioneers in the county. [68] [69]
Among other families present we noticed ... John Page, who married Rachel Hartman, daughter of Christopher Hartman, January 9, 1817, and whose father, Thomas Page came from New Jersey in 1805 and settled on what is now the Simpson place.
1884 John Page, of Monroe Twp, Clermont County, aged 90 years on September 8, 1884, was declared incompetent, 10 September, 1884, in the June term of the Clermont County Court. [Ohio, Clermont County, Guardian dockets, Book #6, not seen] C.W. Page was appointed guardian of John Page, an imbecile. [70] On this day came C. W. Page, guardian of the person and estate of John Page, an imbecile, and filed his inventory of the estate of said John Page, and it is ordered that the same be recorded. [71]
1886 John Page was named as the oldest citizen of Monroe Twp, Clermont County, Ohio. He was in very poor health in the winter. [72]
1888 John Page (widowed), born in New Jersey, died on January 2, in Washington Twp (also his last place of residence), Clermont County, Ohio of old age at age 93 years, 4 months [73]. John Page, born on September 8, 1794, was buried on January 2, 1888 in Laurel Cemetery, Clermont County, Ohio next to wife Rachel [74] [75] [76]. The death of John Page, on January 2, 1888, was recorded in the dues record book of the I.O.O.F Lodge 313 [77]. John Page had 24 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren at his death. [Photocopy, 1888 obituary for John Page from Clermont Sun newspaper (02-15-1888).]
The subject of this sketch was born in Burlington county, New Jersey, September 8th, 1794, and died January 2nd, 1888, aged ninety-three years, three months and twenty-four days, He was the oldest of five brothers, all of whom passed away before him. In the spring of 1805, he with his parents left the place of his nativity, and journeying westward penetrated the forests of Ohio as far as Clermont county, where they stopped at a point near where the present town of Bantam is situated, and there built the first brick house ever erected within the borders of the county. John afterwards moved to the farm near the town of Laurel, where he lived 66 years and died the oldest representative of the race in Southern Clermont. The deceased was united in marriage to Rachel Hartman, January 9, 1817, with her he lived for sixty-five years and six months, she having passed away in July, 1882. To them were born seven children three of whom survived him. The deceased united with the Christian Church at Salem, Ohio in 1885, of which he has ever lived an honored and respected member. His family has been widely separated for many years and is one of the largest in the county, comprising 24 grand children and 30 great grand children by all of whom the deceased was held in the highest esteem and a large number of whom surrounded his death bed. M.
1888-1891 Several documents regarding the estate of John Page were recorded. [78]:
1888 In June term, "Petition to sell real estate. Christopher W Page administrator pf the estate of John Page deceased Plaintiff against John Page, Elizabeth Pickett,Charles Edgar Page, ? Page, John Page, Anna Page a minor over 14 years of age, Sarah Grissom, Mary A. Sly, Sarah Kennedy, Fannie Garver, Estella Garver, Lucy Carver, George A Carver a minor over 14 years of age and Eliza J Page Defendants. … Aug 1 Waiver of Elizabeth R Pickett filed." [79] Details of the petition, recorded in pages 129-159 of Clermont County Petition Book 19, suggest that the defendants were persons with claims against the estate of John Page. The list of petitioners was John Page (Pendelton, Indiana), Elizabeth R. Pickett, C.W. Page (Union City, Indiana), Charles Edgar Page (Washington, Fayette County, Ohio), Asahel Page (Washington, Fayette County, Ohio), John O Page (Washington, Fayette County, Ohio), Anna Page a minor over 14 years of age (Frankford, Fayette County, Ohio), Sarah Grissom (Rose Hill, Ohio), Mary A. Sly (formerly Page of Nicholsville, Clermont County, Ohio), Sarah Carver Kennedy (Findlay Ohio), Fannie Carver, Estella Carver, Lucy Carver & George A Carver (Felicity Ohio) the latter a minor over 14 years of age, and Eliza J Page. The administrator sought consent of the defendants to sell land from the estate of John Page, in order to settle debts, including notes due to Eliza J Page and Mary A Sly. The land was in Clermont County, adjacent to lands of David Light, among others. Eliza J Page and Mary A Sly were to file any claims or mortgages they might have on the real estate. John Page had issued a note, dated July 19, 1879, payable to Mary A. Page, now Mary A. Sly, married to William Sly. In order to secure the payment of that note, and other notes, John Page and wife Rachel Page (now deceased) had issued a mortgage deed on the land, to Mary, on July 19, 1879. John Page had issued a note, dated July 19, 1879, payable to Elizabeth J Page, at 8% interest. In order to secure the payment of that note, and other notes, John Page and wife Rachel Page (now deceased) had issued a mortgage deed on the land, to Eliza, on July 19, 1879. All of the defendants are identifiable as children or grand-children of John and Rachel Page, except for Eliza J Page. We suspect that Eliza J Page was the wife of the administrator, Christopher W Page. We suspect that John Page and Elizabeth Pickett were children of Michael C Page, deceased son of John Page. [Clermont County Probate Court, Petition Book 19, 129-159]
1888 In June term, "Christopher W. Page Admr of John Page dec'd vs John Page et al. 1889 Feby 6 - Notice of sale & proof of publication filed. (Feb) 13 Order of sale returned & filed. Motion to confirm sale filed. Cost bill filed. (Feb) 19 Sale confirmed, distribution ordered 27-238. Recorded in Petition Record vol. 19, Page 129.". [80]
1891 An newspaper announcement was made by Jos. H. Barkely, administrator "de bonis non" (a second administrator after the death or removal of the first) of the estate of John Page, deceased; final account. [81] [82] Note that Joseph Barkley was a son-in-law of Christopher W Page, deceased.
Research Notes:
A Page family bible (not seen) reported John's birth on 9/8/1794 and death on 1/2/1888 and listed children: Michael Coat Page, born 1819; Sarah Jane Page, born 3 Jun 1819; Christopher William Page, born 18 Aug 1822; Mary A Page, born 22 Nov 1824; Ashiel Page, born abt 1827; Rebecca Page, born 24 June. Where did this report come from? Does this bible still exist? Perhaps this is the same as the bible described as belonging to father Thomas Page, in the possession of Mary Ann Page Slye.
This report appears to be incorrect: "On her maternal side was related to the Hutchinsons of Massachusetts and New York and was descended from William Hutchinson (her grandfather of three generations preceeding) who emigrated to America in 1625 and settled in Massachusetts Bay." [83] [84]
1872 A Cincinnati newspaper story reported that John Page, veteran of the War of 1812, had fought in the battle of "Lundy's Lane" [85] under General Scott. [86] [87] [88]
The family of William P. Page [90], relationship, if any, unknown, lived at Point Isabel, Clermont County.
1857 Who was Henry Page who died with lots in New Richmond, Clermont County, Ohio? New Richmond is downstream (north) from Point Pleasant.
1857 Matilda Page was appointed administrator for the estate of Henry Page, late of Clermont County, Ohio. [91]
1858 Matilda Page petitioned to sell lots in New Richmond, Ohio. [92]
1859 Matilda Page filed a statement for the estate of Henry Page, on March 6, and it was declared insolvent. [93]
Hamilton County deeds from an index of deeds:
1822 John Page (Orpha Page also signed the deed) got a mortgage for land from Richard Gaines in Hamilton County. [94][95]
1833 John Page, of Greene Twp, Hamilton County purchased land from R Gaines in Hamilton County. [96]
1831 Jeremiah Page rented land for 99 years from Jacob Burnet on the west side of Elm Street, Hamilton County. [97]
1832 Jeremiah Page sold the land to Carter and Donaldson in Hamilton County. [98]
1833 Jeremiah Page purchased lot 74 near 13th Street in Hamilton County. [99]
1834 Jeremiah and Eleanor Page sold lot 74 to E. Hulse in Hamilton County.[100]
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