Lore is he was in Battle of Vicksburg.
Confederate Co H 4th Reg, MO Infantry
NOT BURIED THIS CEMETERY: Actual burial spot is unknown; entered here with his family for research convenience.
Son of Joshua and Sallie Hansford (Wade) Page, who were early settlers of Bogard, Henry Co. Mo, who had twelve children.
m: Elizabeth I. Short June 17 1855.
ch:
-Ida Elizabeth
-Alice Bell (m: Barnes)
Elizabeth later remarried to Charles H. Oakes and moved to Texas.
per notes written by their niece Jennie, William and his brother, Benjamin "went south" to join the confederate cause. Many of the family's neighbors, mostly "Yankees", held this against the family for many years.
CONFEDERATE MISSOURI TROOPS
4th Regiment, Missouri Infantry
4th Infantry Regiment completed its organizations in April, 1862 with men from Springfield and the surrounding area. Most all of its members served in the Missouri State Guard. It moved east of the Mississippi River, took an active part in the Battles of Iuka and Corinth, then was assigned to Bowen's Brigade, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana. It participated in various conflicts during the Vicksburg operations and was captured in July, 1863.
William's name has not been added to any of the on-line civil war burial cemeteries as of 2007; it is assumed he was killed or died at or near Vicksburg and is buried where he fell.
Anyone who has information re his burial, please send a SAC.
Lore is he was in Battle of Vicksburg.
Confederate Co H 4th Reg, MO Infantry
NOT BURIED THIS CEMETERY: Actual burial spot is unknown; entered here with his family for research convenience.
Son of Joshua and Sallie Hansford (Wade) Page, who were early settlers of Bogard, Henry Co. Mo, who had twelve children.
m: Elizabeth I. Short June 17 1855.
ch:
-Ida Elizabeth
-Alice Bell (m: Barnes)
Elizabeth later remarried to Charles H. Oakes and moved to Texas.
per notes written by their niece Jennie, William and his brother, Benjamin "went south" to join the confederate cause. Many of the family's neighbors, mostly "Yankees", held this against the family for many years.
CONFEDERATE MISSOURI TROOPS
4th Regiment, Missouri Infantry
4th Infantry Regiment completed its organizations in April, 1862 with men from Springfield and the surrounding area. Most all of its members served in the Missouri State Guard. It moved east of the Mississippi River, took an active part in the Battles of Iuka and Corinth, then was assigned to Bowen's Brigade, Department of Mississippi and East Louisiana. It participated in various conflicts during the Vicksburg operations and was captured in July, 1863.
William's name has not been added to any of the on-line civil war burial cemeteries as of 2007; it is assumed he was killed or died at or near Vicksburg and is buried where he fell.
Anyone who has information re his burial, please send a SAC.
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Dosha Palmore Page Quick
1824–1875
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Richard Anderson Page
1826–1881
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Frances J. Page
1828–1846
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Corp Benjamin Franklin "Ben" Page
1831–1862
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Linville McBride "McB" Page
1832–1900
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Judge Joseph Henry "Joe" Page
1835–1896
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Mary Ann Page Taylor
1837–1910
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Delila Emeline Page Morlan Page
1839–1901
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Sarah Sallie Virginia Page Barnes
1841–1884
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Amanda Hayden Page Massie
1843–1910
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