Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameGeorge Washington Page 
Birth3 Oct 1838
Death31 Aug 1932
BurialGeo W Page Family Cemetery, Bridge Road, Stanly County, NC
FatherCalvin Page (1809-1887)
MotherPiety Lambert (1816-1885)
Spouses
Birth29 Apr 1841
Death23 Aug 1916
BurialGeo W Page Family Cemetery, Bridge Road, Stanly County, NC
FatherJacob Barrier (1800-1883)
MotherMary “Polly“ Herlocker (1805-1879)
Marriage24 Aug 1862, Cabarrus County, NC
ChildrenDaniel Whitfield “Whit“ (1866-1933)
Jonas DeBerry (1870-1947)
Saro Ellen (1873-1961)
Mary Jane (1876-1951)
Roma Alice (Died as Child) (1880-1887)
Lara Grace “Gracie“ (1883-1969)
Notes for George Washington Page
Company H, 8th NC Infantry, CSA
(From conversation with Jesse Floyd Page on June 30, 1996):
Jesse clearly remembers conversations with Uncle George about fighting in the Civil War. Two things stand out, the mud and the guns they used.
The sale at which George's personal property was auctioned offered a treasure of antiques and was attended by George Alexander Page. The items of interest to him went for 10 or more times what he was willing to pay. Items auctioned included old money of larger than current size found in old books, cylindrical phonograph records, and Civil War rifles. I am not clear as to when this sale was held, but Frank Eury was the primary beneficiary.
(From conversation with George Alexander Page and Jesse Floyd Page on June 29, 1997):
George Alexander Page and Jesse Floyd Page attended the funeral of George Washington Page. He was buried in the family cemetery on his property. His unmarried children lived there, and the sale of his property occurred after the last died. George Alexander Page and wife Alice attended the sale.
CO. H, 8th REGIMENT N. C. STATE TROOPS, page 599
PAGE, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Private
Born in Cabarrus County where he resided as a day laborer prior to enlisting in Cabarrus County at age 22, August 14, 1861, for the war. Captured at Roanoke Island on February 8, 1862, and paroled at Elizabeth City on February 21, 1862. Exchanged in August, 1862. Present or accounted for until captured at City Point, Virginia, May 5, 1864. Exchanged at Aiken's Landing, James River, Virginia, May 8, 1864. Present or accounted for until wounded in the left arm on the Weldon Railroad, near Petersburg, Virginia, August 19, 1864. Reported absent wounded through October, 1864.
1860 Cabarrus Co census:
John Udy 49, farmer, real estate value = 250, personal = 849
Elizabeth Udy 61F
Georg Page 21M, farm laborer, real estate = 50, personal = 849? (editors put a question mark by this)
From his wife George Page received land that came into the family in 1827. In March 2000, 100 acres of this tract belongs to his great-grandson, Frank Eury.
"Also there is a basket that Aunt Esther gave me about 15 years ago, and my recollection was that she said it was either made or given to her by her uncle George Page." [Lavon Page 6/1/01; see Reunion folder/Pictures/basket picture]
(From conversation with Jesse Floyd Page on June 30, 1996):
Jesse clearly remembers conversations with Uncle George about fighting in the Civil War. Two things stand out, the mud and the guns they used.
The sale at which George's personal property was auctioned offered a treasure of antiques and was attended by George Alexander Page. The items of interest to him went for 10 or more times what he was willing to pay. Items auctioned included old money of larger than current size found in old books, cylindrical phonograph records, and Civil War rifles. I am not clear as to when this sale was held, but Frank Eury was the primary beneficiary.
(From conversation with George Alexander Page and Jesse Floyd Page on June 29, 1997):
George Alexander Page and Jesse Floyd Page attended the funeral of George Washington Page. He was buried in the family cemetery on his property. His unmarried children lived there, and the sale of his property occurred after the last died. George Alexander Page and wife Alice attended the sale.
CO. H, 8th REGIMENT N. C. STATE TROOPS, page 599
PAGE, GEORGE WASHINGTON, Private
Born in Cabarrus County where he resided as a day laborer prior to enlisting in Cabarrus County at age 22, August 14, 1861, for the war. Captured at Roanoke Island on February 8, 1862, and paroled at Elizabeth City on February 21, 1862. Exchanged in August, 1862. Present or accounted for until captured at City Point, Virginia, May 5, 1864. Exchanged at Aiken's Landing, James River, Virginia, May 8, 1864. Present or accounted for until wounded in the left arm on the Weldon Railroad, near Petersburg, Virginia, August 19, 1864. Reported absent wounded through October, 1864.
1860 Cabarrus Co census:
John Udy 49, farmer, real estate value = 250, personal = 849
Elizabeth Udy 61F
Georg Page 21M, farm laborer, real estate = 50, personal = 849? (editors put a question mark by this)
From his wife George Page received land that came into the family in 1827. In March 2000, 100 acres of this tract belongs to his great-grandson, Frank Eury.
"Also there is a basket that Aunt Esther gave me about 15 years ago, and my recollection was that she said it was either made or given to her by her uncle George Page." [Lavon Page 6/1/01; see Reunion folder/Pictures/basket picture]