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| The Page Family with Relatives and Friends | ||||||||||
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| Henry and Mary Page in about 1870. Henry Page was born September 30, 1844 in Missouri and died August 29, Aug 1896. Mary Page, was born November 8, 1845 in Virginia and died March 13, 1910. Henry and Mary are buried at the lower Cauthron Cemetery, a Double head stone marks their grave. Henry's father and mother were from Georgia while Marys father was from Ohio and her mother from Virginia. The 1870 Census for Scott County, Lafayette Township shows Henry (age 25) and Mary Page (age 24) and a daughter Sarah (age 2) living with Eilener Park (age 60). Also living there was Samuel J. and Christopher C. Park. | Robert Parks Page, son of Henry and Mary Page. Robert was born in March 1881 and died in 1946, he is buried in the Kirk Cemetery at Cauthron. In the 1910 Census of Scott County, Cauthron Township it has Robert P. Page (age 30) as head of house with Jennie (age 27) his wife and their children - a son Elbert (age 8), a son Bryan (age 6),a daughter Allie (age 3) and a daughter Lula (age 6 months). Roberts wife Jennie's maiden name was Virginia Jennie Sorrells. | |||||||||
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| Pete Page, Roy Nix, Bob Page and Sam Harberson | ||||||||||
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| A school class with students Elbert and Bryan Page. Elbert and Bryan were sons of Robert Parks Page and Virginia "Jennie" Sorrells Page. Elbert was 8 and Bryan was 6 in the 1910 census. Minnie M. Brixey was the daughter of James A. and Sarah F. Brixey. She was 10 years old in the 1910 census. | ||||||||||
| A Short History of Henry Page. | Henry Page lived on a farm on the public road about three miles southeast from Cauthron from 1888 to 1897. He married Mary Parks and to that union were born several children, namely; Ella Page, Melissa Page, Robert Page and Cora Page. The others names I cannot recall. Jim Stafford married one of his sisters. Brother Page served as Justice of the Peace for Cauthron Township for a number of years. He pronounced the ceremony that made my father and Sarah Tyler husband and wife. He was a member of Cauthron Lodge #385 F. and AM, andc was also a member of the Methodist Church in which he lived a loyal member until his death. The family are all dead and buried in the lower cemetery at Cauthron, except Robert. This also was written by Will Ray - 1951. (William A. Ray, born in 1879 and died in 1952. His wife was Cynthia E. Ray. They are buried at Cauthron Cemetery) Mary Page and Moses Parks are brother and sister. Her brother and nephew are the ones the bushwhackers killed. They are buried on the old Kirk place. A BRIEF HISTORY OF SOME OF THE OLD SETTLERS, who lived in the vicinity of Cauthron, Scott County, AR, from about the years of the Civil War until about 1920. We do not know much about the early day history of Cauthron, that is before the Civil War. I have written to the post office department at Washington, D.C., for the date It became a post office- which information I will insert later. Cauthron was originally located near the lower cemetery about two hundred yards east of the school house. About the years 1901-02 the railroad built through the valley from Heavener Oklahoma to Waldron, AR. It was located about one-fourth mile north of the old site of Cauthron and some businesses began to spring up around the depot and gradually the stores began to move to the new site until all were moved. After the railroad built through, a number of saw mills moved into the country followed by a lot of people and all the towns along this road became larger and prosperous. |
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