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Allen Page (abt. 1827)

Allen Page
Born about in Smith, Tennessee, United Statesmap
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Husband of — married 28 Mar 1850 in Smith, Tennessee, United Statesmap
Husband of — married 10 Nov 1859 in DeKalb, Tennessee, United Statesmap
Died [date unknown] [location unknown]
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Biography

Allen was born about 1827. He is the son of Jacob Page and Jane Allen.

Sources

"Tennessee State Marriage Index, 1780-2002," , FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VNHN-2GS : 4 December 2014), Allen Page and Lucindia Hayes, 28 Mar 1850; from "Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002," database and images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com : 2008); citing p. 23, DeKalb, Tennessee, United States, Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, Tennessee.

  • Name Lucindia Hayes
  • Sex Female
  • Event Type Marriage
  • Event Date 28 Mar 1850
  • Event Place DeKalb, Tennessee, United States
  • Spouse's Name Allen Page

"United States Census, 1850", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MCD8-PHR : Fri Mar 08 01:16:08 UTC 2024), Entry for Allen Page and Lucinda Page, 1850.

1850 DeKalb Co., TN


1850-DeKalb Co., TN Quarterly Court Minutes, 1849-1853 (p 59-4 Mar 1850.)

  • Allen Page appointed administrator of Jacob Page, decd, made bond with Blakley Allen and Arwine Yates.

1850-Administrator's Settlement Books (1846-1907) by Betty Moore Majors -page 7 (p. 156) - 1 March 1850

  • "Allen Page appointed administrator of the estate of Jacob Page, dec'd."

1850-DeKalb Co, Tenn Settlement Book 1844-1850.p 160-26 Mar 1850

  • -Sale of Jacob Page, decd by Allen Page admr. No items listed. Total amount $403.14.

No widow or Jane Page mentioned.

  • Among buyers were Hezekiah Page, Arwine Yates, William Snow, Calvin Hendricks, John McIntire, Lorenzy McIntire, & George P Mullican. (Majors did not include this in her book)

1851DeKalb Co., TN Quarterly Court Minutes, 1849-1853 (p 175-6 Jan 1851.)

  • Allen Page returns supplementary inventory of Jacob Page, decd.

1852-Administrator's Settlement Books (1846-1907) by Betty Moore Majors -page 9 (pg 238-239) - April 10, 1852

  • "Allen Page, administrator of the estate of Jacob Page, dec'd. There are nine distributees for this estate, each to receive $58.01. Four of these heirs are minors for whom a guardian is to be appt."

1852-DeKalb Co., TN Quarterly Court Minutes, 1849-1853 (p 382-3 May 1852.)

  • Allen Page administrator of Jacob Page decd makes settlement.

1852-DeKalb Co, Tenn Settlement Book 1844-1850

  • p 179-Supplemental inventory-notes due Jacob Page. (Not in Majors book)
  • p 238-10 Apr 1852-FinalSettlement of Allen Page, administrator, of the estate of Jacob Page, dec'd. "Thomas Smith, making 3 coffins $6.50" $522.14 to be divided among 9 distributees of whom 4 are minors. They are to have guardians appointed at May Term of Court 1852. No names given. (Majors out of her book info on three coffins which to me is very important. We know from 1850 Mortality Schedule that both Jacob and Jane died in 1850 for which two coffins needed. So why is estate paying for three coffins, and obviously Martha Page must have died after census.

1852-DeKalb Co., TN Quarterly Court Minutes, 1849-1853 (p 407-6Sep 1852.)

  • Petition to sell land. Monroe Page, Arwine Page, Samuel Page and Malinda McIntire by their Guardian Benjamin F. Winfrey vs Arwine Yates and wife Malinda, Hezekiah Page, Jephthah McGinness and wife Artemica, George P Mullican and wife Micheil, Allen Page. McGinness and Mullican are non-residents of TN.

1853-p 418-1 Nov 1853. Above petition granted, interest of minor heirs only to be sold.

  • 1853-p 432-1 Nove 1853. Above land sold to James R Jones (son of Prettyman Jones Sr) for $302, 4 shares only of the minor heirs Monroe Page, Erwine Page, Samuel Page and Malinda McIntire.

1853-Deed BK E p146-9 May 1853-

  • Benjamin F Winfrey buys for $315 remaining interest in 2 tracts of 182 3/4 acres in Dist 15 from Allen Page, Hezekiah Page, Arwine Yates and wife Belinda formerly Page, George P Mullican and wife Michel formerly Page.

1853-DeKalb Co., TN deeds. BK E p 146-148-

  • Allen Page, Hezekiah Page, Arwine Yates and wife Belina, formerly Page, George P Mullican and wife Michel, formerly Page all heirs of Jacob Page to Benjamin F Winfrey their interest in 182 acres in the 15th Dist 9 May 1853.

1855 -April; Supreme Court, Middle TN, Box 111 from the TN State Archives in Nashville, TN.
-Transcribed by "LaVelda Faull" and posted to DeKalb Co, TN list Feb 2000

JOHN B. TAYLOR vs STEPHEN ATNIP

  • It will be seen by reference to the proof of ALLEN PAGE on page 6 of the record that he sold the horse to the plaintiff fairly and bona fide and also by WILLIAM SWINEY on page 6 (who is the execution debter for whose debt the horse was levied on and who the deft insists owned the horse at the time of the levy). He states that the horse was the property of the plaintiff and that he had no claim upon him whatever and that he sold him fairly and bona fide to ALLEN PAGE the witness heretofore spoken of on page 6 for seventy seven and 50/100 dollars and that the whole transaction was fair.....
  • ...BARNEY PAGE states that he was present when plaintiff bought the horse from ALLEN PAGE. ALLEN said he didn't think TAYLOR offered enough and SWINNEY was present and said he thought it was enough plaintiff gave $77.50 for the horse.
  • WILLIAM SWINNEY proves that he sold the horse in controversy to ALLEN PAGE and PAGE some days after sold her to TAYLOR for seven dollars and 50 cents more than he got from him he was present when the trade was made and gave PAGE the note he held on him and took TAYLOR's note for the horse that he went with plaintiff to the south and had no claim on the horse after he sold him to PAGE, was present when Deft took the horse out of the possession of plaintiff. He took the note on TAYLOR and had not paid PAGE the difference between the notes and being asked if he did not state to WM HAINES(?) a short time after he returned from the south in the Town of Smithville that he sold the horse in the south for a watch and and forty dollars replied that he did not. States he did not recollect of staying at ALLEN PAGES the night before plaintiff bought the horse, thought he stayed at home. Was nothing said between him and PAGE about selling horse to plaintiff or meeting there - he just happen in there. Stated that there is

a settlement between him and PAGE. ...

  • .....The court among other things not excepted to charged the jury as follows, "That if the Jury believes the sale of the horse from SWINNEY to PAGE and from PAGE to Plaintiff was mere col--ble(?) and intended to hinder and delay the creditors of the debts of SWINNEY and might be levied upon in satisfaction of executions against him and if the Jury believes that the horse was in the possession of SWINNEY at the time of this levy by the deft and was still his horse, then they should find for the deft. But, if they believed the plaintiff had in good faith purchased the horse of PAGE or even of SWINNEY then they should find for the plaintiff. That if the horse was the property of SWINNEY and at the time of the levy in his possession, then the execution was sufficient authority to authorize the seizure of the defendant. This was all the testimony in this cause.
  • Signed: JOHN L. GOODALL.

"Tennessee, County Marriages, 1790-1950", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KZ75-CKF : Sat Mar 09 21:27:06 UTC 2024), Entry for Allen Page and Sarah Hendrick, 10 Nov 1859.

  • Name Allen Page
  • Sex Male
  • Spouse's Name Sarah Hendrick
  • Spouse's Sex Female
  • Event Type Marriage
  • Event Date 10 November 1859
  • Event Place Davidson, Tennessee, United States
  • Page Number 299

1860-Searcy Co.,AR, Mountain Dist . #516-508

  • Allen PAGE 33 M Farmer -$100 pers prop B TN
  • Sarah 16 F b TN
  • Tennessee 2/12 b AR Census 3Aug

"United States Census, 1880", , FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MD7S-SF6 : Sat Mar 09 09:05:37 UTC 2024), Entry for Allen Page and Sarah Page, 1880.

1880-DeKalb Co., TN, District 10 -FHL Film 1255252 National Archives Film T9-1252 Page 191B

  • Allen PAGE Self M MW53FarmerTN NC TN
  • Sarah PAGE Wife F MW35Keeps houseTN TN TN
  • W. B. PAGE Son M SW15Works on FarmTN TN TN
  • M. B. PAGE Dau F SW 2TN TN TN

Acknowledgment and Special Thanks

  • Temperance Hall Remembers - Book II article by Marjorie Hayes (1999)
  • Administrator's Settlement Books (1846-1907) by Betty Moore Majors
  • Supreme Court, Middle TN, Box 111 from the TN State Archives in Nashville, TN. -Transcribed by "LaVelda Faull"
  • Correspondence/Reseach of D. Mitchell Jones (1999-2003) -written to me (Ann Jobe Brown). I also met him in person.




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