John PAGE

- 1810

• Name	John PAGE
  Gender	Male
  Death	1810	Berryhill's Bluff, Montgomery County, Georgia
  	The estate of John Page (I41390) was located in Montgomery Co., Ga., near Berryhill's Bluff on the Oconee River
  Notes	This relationship is based on guardianship documents and on Martha Page's 1850 census record that records her place of birth as Burke Co, GA Sources: 1. Title: BLACK STUDIES RESEARCH SOURCES. Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections Publication: General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr., and Sharon Harley<http://www.lexisnexis.com/academic/gu ides/Aaas/slavpet0201.pdf> Text: General Editors: John H. Bracey, Jr., and Sharon Harley<http://www.lexisnexis.com/academic/gu ides/Aaas/slavpet0201.pdf>. "A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of Race, Slavery, and Free Blacks Series II, Petitions to Southern County Courts, 1775-1867 Part A: Georgia (1796-1867), Florida (1821-1867), Alabama (1821-1867), Mississippi (1822-1867 ) Page 16 Reel 1 Georgia 1812 0535 (Accession # 20681216). Greene County, Georgia. Henry Page states that Robert Dale hire d his slave, Dick, for the sum of $71. In addition, Dale was to supply Dick with clothing an d a blanket. Dale has failed to pay his debt and Page asks for compensation. [page missing] 2. Title: Greene County, Georgia Land Records: Deeds 1816-1826 Vol III, p. 40 Author: Abstracted by Freda Reid Turner Publication: June 2006: Boyd Pub Co, Milledgeville, GA. Copy on File Sharon Dean Lee Text: Deed Book FF p. 258 Greene County, State of Georgia. Whereas in obedience to Fi Fa out of the Inferior Court o f Greene County at the suit of James Powers against Robert Toyston, I Thomas Dawson, Sherif f of said county, did lately seize the tract of land herein after described as the property o f Robert Toyston and after being advertised and at public outcry, the same was knocked off t o James Nesbit as highest bidder for the sum of $400, a tract containing 287 ½ acres. Wit: H enry Page, Thomas Burke, Jacobus Watts JP. Recorded 9 December 1816. 3. Title: Genealogical Abstracts from the Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper, 1809-1840, Volum e One: 1809-1818, p. 298. Author: Hartz, Fred R., and Emilie K. Hartz, (abstracted and compiled by) Publication: Ohoopee Reginal Library, Vidalia, GA, 1990. Copy on file Sharon Dean Lee. Text: Issue of August 3, 1814: Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in September next, at the Court-house in Greensboro . . .T hree lots in the town of Greensboro . . . known in the plan of said town by Nos. 70, 71, an d 72, levied on as the property of Henry Page, to satisfy an execution in favor of Ernest C . Wittich . . . (Signed) Henry Rogers, Shff. 4. Title: Genealogical Abstracts from the Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper, 1809-1840, Volum e One: 1809-1818, p. 354 Author: Hartz, Fred R., and Emilie K. Hartz, (abstracted and compiled by) Publication: Ohoopee Reginal Library, Vidalia, GA, 1990. Copy on file Sharon Dean Lee Text: Issue of February 1, 1815: Sheriffs' sales. On the first Tuesday in March next, will be sold at the court-house in the t own of Greensborough . . . Three lots in the town of Greensborough known . . . by Nos. 70, 71 , and 72 . . . levied on as the property of Henry Page, to satisfy an execution in favor of E arnest C Wittich. . . . . . 5. Title: Laurens County Legal Records 1807-1832, Compiled by Allen Thomas, 1991. NSDAR Library, Washi ngton, DC. Publication: Copy on file Sharon Dean Lee Text: 27 Sept 1814 Elijah Dean was groom. Martha Page was bride. Marriage performed by Justice o f Peace Daniel O. Neal. 20 Feb 1818 Lunsford C. Pitts was groom. Ruth Page was bride. Marriage performed by Justic e of Peace Elijah Dean. 7 Feb 1820 Jacob Page was groom. Elizabeth Roberts was bride. Marriage performed by Justic e of Peace Elijah Dean. 14 Feb 1822 Baptist Scott was groom. Elizabeth Page was bride. Marriage performed by Justic e of Peace Elijah Dean. 6. Title: Ron Keene in an email to Sharon Dean Lee 3 Dec 2005 Text: Also, please read some some of my findings below. In this Henry seems to be the father of Mar tha Page. Could his name have been John Henry? Georgia Journal Newspaper , Milledgeville, GA -- Tad Evans 3 August 1814 Henry Page -- 3 lots in Greensboro (Georgia) to be levied on -- page 298 1 Feburary 1815 Henry Page -- Land levied against (3 lots), Greensboro (Georgia) -- page 354 Living in Laurens County, Georgia 1814 when daughter Martha married Elijah Dean [Note sdl: ev idence?] Thanks very much Ron Keene doughboy@netcommander.com 7. Title: Ron Keene in an email to Sharon Dean Lee 20 Nov 2005 Text: I don't know if I am descended from them. My grandmother was a Page. I have been trying to pu t some of the Page's from Washington County, Georgia with their families. I decend from John Page and Olive Smith Page of Washington, County, Georgia. They were born a bout 1806, probably in North Carolina. Their son John Allen Page married Juda Walker. John was killed in Petersberg, Virginia in 1864. John and Juda's son Nathan Franklin married Mamie Carey. Nathan and Mamie's daughter, Annie Maude Page was my Grandmother. While searching for John and Olive's parents I found some court records where a Burton H Pitt s was made guardian of Martha Ruth and Elizabeth Page. In the will of Lunsford Pitts, Burton H. Pitts children were named, Lunsford Pitts, George Ga ines Pitts and his daughter Rebecca Pitts. 25 November 1812 Issue (GJN) -- Will be sold on Friday the 11th of December next, in the coun ty of Montgomery near Berryhill's Bluff on the Oconee River the estate of John Page, deceased . About 40 or 50 cows. by Burton H. Pitts, Guardian 31 March 1813 Issue (GJN) -- John Page, deceased, household goods & livestock to be sold. (La urens County) Burton H. Pitts, Guardian. Montgomery County State Of Georgia Court Of Ordinary Court Minuted Transcribed 1809 - 1862 Es tate of Page Heirs Burton Pitts guardian of Martha Ruth and Elizabeth came into court and mad e a settlement with the court of 1810, 1811, 1812 - Balance due him of guardian 4 - 27. Lunsford C Pitts, who was Burton H Pitts brother, married Ruth Page 20 Feb. 1818 in Laurens C ounty, Georgia. (Georgia Marriages 1801-1825) I haven't found anymore about this John Page. Martha Ruth may have been Martha and Ruth. Bu t in the microfilm I did not see a comma between the two names. Because Elijah Dean married a Martha and Lunsford C Pitts married a Ruth I think it probabl y was Martha and Ruth. I have lots of information about the Washinton County Page families. You are welcome to anyth ing I have. Thanks for the reply Ron Keene 8. Title: Ron Keene in an email to Sharon Dean Lee 5 Dec 2005 Text: Sharon, I live in __ GA. ___ and will send to you any information you want about the Page families o f Washinton County, Ga. There are at least two families, one starting with Thomas Page born in 1711 in Bertie County , North Carolina. All I have on him was found at the Sandersville Historical Society Center . It was in the form of a letter from a lady named Tharp in Cuthbert, Ga. There was very litt le information other than her handwritten lineage. Starting with Thomas Page down to her. Following is some that I found. Descendants of Henry Page, of Middlesex England, who was born in 1500, immigrated to Virgini a in 1650 and were founders of the Page Family in Virginia. This clan furnished members of th e Federal Congress, American Revolutionary Patriots, and a Governor of the State of Virgini a in 1802. 1750 Johnston County, North Carolina Quit Rent Page, Thomas Date Patented - 20 November 174 9 -- 300 Acres (Quit rent was same as personal property tax) 1762 Bertie County Tax Digest, Captain Pugh District Page, Thomas Page, Thomas, his son 1769 Tax List - Dobb County, North Carolina Taxables (Dobbs is now Lenoir and Greene) Page, T homas and son Henry - 2 1782 / Feburary PAGE, THOMAS, Solomon, Sarah (wife), Thomas, Joshua, Catherine, Ann and Mary. Ancestry.com. North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1760-1800 [database online]. Orem, Utah: Ancestr y, Inc., 1999. Original data: Olds, Fred A. Abstracts of Wills in North Carolina. Oxford: Cle arfield Co., 1925. 1790 Census Microcopy WFT 498 Roll 2 (Edington) Page, Thomas Page, Nathan Page, Joshua Page , Sarah Page, Catherine 1802 Census, Jesse Browne's District Page, Nathan Page, Catherine 70 Acres 1805 Census Page, Nathan 105 Acres Page, Catherine 80 Acres 1808 - Titus Moore & George Harrell Dist Page, Nathan 120 Acres Source Information: Herrin, Cynthia, comp. Bertie County, North Carolina Vital Statistics, 1700s-1920. [databas e online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2001. Original data: Sentinel Publications. Bertie Beginni ngs: The Story of Our County and Its Distinguished Citizens. Kinston, NC: Sentinel Publicatio ns, 1921. I have found no connection with the Henry Page listed first in this posting. Ron 9. Title: The Families of Burke Co 1755-1855 a Census. GA Counties Burke DAV, 1981: Southern Historica l Press, Easley, SC Publication: Comp Robert Scott Davis, Jr. & Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. NSDAR, Wash, DC, # 70261, Copy o n file Sharon Dean Lee Text: Remnant of the 1798 Federal Direct Tax Digest of Burke County p. 239 Col 1 Name Occupant 2 Name Reputed Owner 3 In what County, Town or City in the Assessment District Quantities of Land 4 Dwelling Houses 5 Out Houses 6 Acres 7 Porches 8 Sq. Feet The Lots Valued therewith 9 Dwelling Houses 10 Out Houses 11 Acres 12 Porches 13 Sq. Feet 14 Dollars 15 Cents Page, John Page, John near Waynesboro 0-0-0-0-0 1-3-1-0-0 $200.00 Scott, John Scott, John Waynesboro 0-0-0-0-0 1-0-1-0-0 $120.00 List of Land Grants in Burke, Jefferson & Screven Cos. p.203 Grantee: Location: Grant Book Page Number of Acres: Date: Page, Allen Burke DDDDD 478 200 1801 Page, Allen Burke I-5 390 69 1814 Page, Jno Burke CCCC 501 135 1800 10. Title: Wills & Inf Ct Mins. of Houston Co, GA. Will Book ?A? 1821-1938; Inf Ct Mins. 1821-1836;, In f Court Mins. 1836-1852 Publication: Comp. William B. Henry, 1987: Central Georgia Genealogical Society, NSDAR Library # 82156. Co py on file Sharon Dean Lee Text: p. 24 Page 53-16 Aug. 1828: H. Sumerford, Ratliff Echols, Elijah Dean, N. F. Hooker, and James Chance were appointed appr aisers for estate of Edward Stafford, dec. p. 30 [Feb? 1831] Ratliff Echols was appointed guardian of Burton Pitts, David Pitts, and Martha Pitts, minor s of Lunsford C. Pitts dec. upon his giving bond of $25000 with Elijah Dean and Henry Lunsfor d as security. . . . Ratliff Echols, guardian for the orphans of Lunsford C. Pitts, dec., granted leave to hire ou t either public or private the negroes belonging to said orphans.50, also a boy Albert to Hen ry Pitts for $102.00, and a girl Sophia to Ruth [Page] Pitts for $28.00 omitted in said retur n. p. 32 [Aug? 1831] Ordered that Rueben E. Brown, Isham Dinkins, Elijah Dean, David Patten, and John Chambers b e appointed appraisers of the estate of Henry R. Blanchard, dec. Page 120-5 Sep. 1831: Lunsford Pitts, one of the administrators on the estate of L. C. Pitts, dec., was authorize d to amend his return for year 1830 so far as regards the hire of negro slave Hector to Lewi s Jourdan for #101. p. 38 [Nov? 1832] Elijah Dean, David Patton, Ira T. Hobbs, James Fitzgerald, and Vincent Calhoun were appointe d to appraise the estate of John Chambers, dec. p. 45 Page 203-2 Mar. 1835: Elijah Dean appointed administrator on the estate of Sterling Chapman, dec., on his giving bo nd with Ira T. Hobbs as his security in the sum of $100. Baptist Scott, Ira T. Hobbs, Lemuel Cherry, Aaron Lowe, and Jordan Reese appointed to apprais e the estate of Sterling Chapman, dec. p. 47 Page 215-20 Jul. 1835: Raleigh Hightower appointed guardian for Maria Underwood on giving bond in the sum of $1000 w ith John McKenzie and Elijah Dean as securities. NOTE: Raleigh Hightower was the brother-in-law of Elijah?s sister Sally Dean. I think this M aria Underwood may be Sally Dean?s granddaughter and may be the Maria that married Elijah?s s on David R Dean. p. 49 Page 227-7 Mar 1836: D. B. Lowe appointed administrator of the estate of Nathan McGraw, dec., by his giving bond w ith Jordan Reese his security in the sum of $4000. Aaron Lowe, Elijah Dean, John Henderson, David Patten, and I. T. Hobbs appointed to apprais e the estate of Nathan McGraw, dec. p. 60 Page 42-4 Mar 1839: Elijah Dean, administrator of estate of Sterling Chapman, having fully ad ministered said estate was relieved and granted appropriate letters. 11. Title: Wills & Inferior Court Minutes of Houston County, Georgia. Will Book ?A? 1821-1938; Inferio r Court Minutes 1821-1836 Publication: Inferior Court Minuters 1836-1852. Compiled by William B. Henry. 1987: Central Georgia Geneal ogiical Sociey Note: NSDAR Library # 82156. Copy on file Sharon Dean Lee. Text: p. 30 Ratlif Echols was appointed guardian of Burton Pitts, David Pitts, and Martha Pitts, minors o f Lunsford C. Pitts dec. upon his giving bond of $25000 with Elijah Dean and Henry Lunsford a s security. . . . Ratliff Echols, guardian for the orphans of Lunsford C. Pitts, dec., granted leave to hire ou t either public or private the negroes belonging to said orphans. p. 32 page 120-5 Sep. 1831 Lunsford Pitts, one of the administrators on the estate of L. C. Pitts, dec., was authorize d to amend his return for year 1830 so far as regards the hire of negro slave Hector to Lewi s Jourdan for #101. p. 42-4 Mar 1839: Elijah Dean, administrator of estate of Sterling Chapman, having fully admi nistered said estate was relieved and granted appropriate letters. 12. Title: Edgecombe, NC, Deed book index 1772-1788: Text: Page, Jacob; John; Sam. Thos · Burton H Pitts was in Montgomery Co, GA, in 1805-1806 and in Pulaski County in 1820. Burto n H Pitts (the older) became the guardian in Montgomery Co, GA, of the minor children Marth a Ruth and Elizabeth Page. 25 November 1812 Issue (GJN) -- Will be sold on Friday the 11th of December next, in the coun ty of Montgomery near Berryhill's Bluff on the Oconee River the estate of John Page, deceased . About 40 or 50 cows. by Burton H. Pitts, Guardian 31 March 1813 Issue (GJN) -- John Page, deceased, household goods & livestock to be sold. (L aurens County) Burton H. Pitts, Guardian. Montgomery County State Of Georgia Court Of Ordinary Court Minutes Transcribed 1809 - 1862 Es tate of Page Heirs Burton Pitts guardian of Martha Ruth and Elizabeth came into court and mad e a settlement with the court of 1810, 1811, 1812 - Balance due him of guardian 4 - 27. Burton H. Pitts appears in the records of Laurens Co., Ga., beginning with a notation of appointment as a road commissioner in September 1812. [58]Burton Pitts reported to the Montgomery County Court of Ordinary in 1810, 1811, and 1812 as guardian of Martha, Ruth, and Elizabeth Page. The Georgia Journal for November 25, 1812 reported the sale of 40-50 cows from the estate of John Page in Montgomery Co., Ga., near Berryhill's Bluff on the Oconee River was scheduled for December 11, 1812. The March 31, 1813 issue of the Georgia Journal reported that Burton H. Pitts was going to sell the household goods and livestock of John Page, deceased, in Laurens Co., Ga.[59] Source:Brenda Shull 14 March 2020
  Person ID	I41390	Johnson & Hanson
  Last Modified	15 Mar 2020

  
  

  Family
  Children	+ 1. Martha PAGE,   b. 07 Dec 1795, Burke County, Georgia d. 1874, Dale County, Alabama (Age 78 years)   2. Margaret Elizabeth PAGE,   b. Abt 1799 or 1800, in NC or probably Burke County, Georia   3. Jacob PAGE,   b. Abt 1798, probably Burke County, Georgia + 4. Ruth PAGE,   b. 1790-1800, probably Burke County, Georgia
  Family ID	F14770	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	4 Jul 2010