Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJonathan Monroe Page 
Birth11 Sep 1853, Cabarrus County, NC
Death30 Jan 1930, Bud Page Place near Five Point, Stanly County, NC
BurialHerrin’s Grove PBC Cemetery, Stanly County, NC
FatherCalvin Page (1809-1887)
MotherPiety Lambert (1816-1885)
Spouses
Birth17 Dec 1852, Stanly County, NC
Death2 Jun 1927, Chan Hatley Place, Stanly County, NC
BurialHerrin’s Grove PBC Cemetery, Stanly County, NC
FatherJohn Daniel Shaver (1823-1906)
MotherPhoebe Fraley (1826-1905)
Marriage24 Dec 1874
ChildrenJohnnie (Died as Infant) (1875-1875)
Eva Ann “Annie“ (1877-1965)
Laura Elizabeth (1879-1924)
Luther (1881-1904)
Daniel Cicero (1883-1965)
Sarah Christine (1888-1955)
Mattie Jane (1890-1947)
George (Died as Infant) (1893-1893)
Mary Frances (1894-1959)
Minnie R. (Died as Infant) (1897-1897)
Adam Richard (1899-1976)
Notes for Jonathan Monroe Page
Jonathan Monroe Page
By Franklin and Mamie Page
March 1977
Edited by Nelson Page
Jonathan was born in Cabarrus County, NC, on 11 Sept 1853, the seventh of eight children born to Calvin Page and Piety Lambert. "He had very limited education, but could read and write. Though never a church member, he occasionally visited in the Primitive Baptist Church. He was slight of build, about 5'8'' in height and wore a very long beard." [MFP]
Margaret (Maggie) Shaver, whom Jonathan married on 24 Dec 1874, was from the Richfield area of Stanly County. A piece of land Maggie inherited from her father was sold to buy a mule, and all their lives Jonathan and Maggie lived on tenant farms. After living on two different farms near Mt Pleasant, they moved to a farm near Lambert in Stanly County. In 1898 they moved again to the "Miss Allmon Place" in the same area. Here their last child, Adam, was born.
They moved again in 1904, to the "Whitt Page Place" near Herrin's Grove Primitive Baptist Church. The "Tucker Place" near Red Cross became their home in 1919, and 1920 found them moving to the "Chan Hatley Place" which was owned by their son-in-law, Luther Hatley. Here Maggie died of a stroke in June 1927. The youngest child, Adam, was married in August, and Jonathan moved with Adam and Esca to Albemarle. By 1930 Jonathan was back in the country with Adam's family at the "Bud Page Place" near Five Point. Here he came down with pneumonia and died on 30 Jan 1930. On a cold day with very deep snow Jonathan was buried at Herrin's Grove Primitive Baptist Church.
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Herrin’s Grove Primitive Baptist Church was organized 24 Dec 1925.
1880 Stanly County census, Harris Township
John M. PAGE Male 25 Farm Laborer
Margret PAGE Wife Female 26 Keeping House
E N. PAGE Dau Female 3
Elizebath PAGE Dau Female 8M
Adjacent household: John D. Shaver
By Franklin and Mamie Page
March 1977
Edited by Nelson Page
Jonathan was born in Cabarrus County, NC, on 11 Sept 1853, the seventh of eight children born to Calvin Page and Piety Lambert. "He had very limited education, but could read and write. Though never a church member, he occasionally visited in the Primitive Baptist Church. He was slight of build, about 5'8'' in height and wore a very long beard." [MFP]
Margaret (Maggie) Shaver, whom Jonathan married on 24 Dec 1874, was from the Richfield area of Stanly County. A piece of land Maggie inherited from her father was sold to buy a mule, and all their lives Jonathan and Maggie lived on tenant farms. After living on two different farms near Mt Pleasant, they moved to a farm near Lambert in Stanly County. In 1898 they moved again to the "Miss Allmon Place" in the same area. Here their last child, Adam, was born.
They moved again in 1904, to the "Whitt Page Place" near Herrin's Grove Primitive Baptist Church. The "Tucker Place" near Red Cross became their home in 1919, and 1920 found them moving to the "Chan Hatley Place" which was owned by their son-in-law, Luther Hatley. Here Maggie died of a stroke in June 1927. The youngest child, Adam, was married in August, and Jonathan moved with Adam and Esca to Albemarle. By 1930 Jonathan was back in the country with Adam's family at the "Bud Page Place" near Five Point. Here he came down with pneumonia and died on 30 Jan 1930. On a cold day with very deep snow Jonathan was buried at Herrin's Grove Primitive Baptist Church.
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Herrin’s Grove Primitive Baptist Church was organized 24 Dec 1925.
1880 Stanly County census, Harris Township
John M. PAGE Male 25 Farm Laborer
Margret PAGE Wife Female 26 Keeping House
E N. PAGE Dau Female 3
Elizebath PAGE Dau Female 8M
Adjacent household: John D. Shaver