Middle name is Shipman, born in Lilac, Milam, TX. ~ provided by: plyce
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"Daily Citizen", April 1900 and "Tombstone Epitaph", Aug 12, 1900 - He was a Texan whose father was a Willcox magistrate. In 1900 he was deputy sheriff of the town of Johnson, working with George Mulkay, Constable and Amos H. Wien as Justice of the Peace. Described as "efficient", the gentleman rarely dealt with lawlessness in their jurisdiction. Mid-April 1900 an armed robber stuck up a gambling table at Tom Steele's saloon. Deputy sheriff Page pursued and apprehended the badman and incarcerated him in the county jail at Tombstone. Later that year, Page was the arresting officer of a Hispanic that killed a man in a knife fight in a fight over his wife. ~~ contributed by: JamiA
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"Arizona Range News", Willcox, AZ
Published January 18, 1935.
"Leonard S. Page, Pioneer, Dies Here.
Leonard S. Page, pioneer resident of this locality, passed away suddenly Sunday afternoon at his home in this city. While Mr. Page had beeen in failing health for some time his sudden death came as a shock to his family and friends.
Deceased was born May 10, 1876 at Lilac, Milan County, Texas, and was the oldest son of the late Judge J.C. Page and wife Nannie Marshall Page, both preceding him in death several years ago. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. H.O. Parks of this city and five brothers, Supervisor P.P. Page and G.W. Page of Willcox, Sidney Page of Phoenix, Herbert Page of Prescott and Arthur Page of Nogales. He leaves a host of friends.
Funeral services were held Thuesday afternoon at the Rottman funeral chapel with Rev. Arthur Wahlquist conducting an impressive service. Special music was rendered by Mrs. G.D. Ewing, Mrs. C.A. Williamson, Mrs. F.J. Brown and Mr. A. E. Keeth, with Mrs. M.J. Nicholson, accompanist. The Rottman Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Interment was in Sunset cemetery and was attended by many friends of the deceased pioneer, as well as relatives. Pallbearers were Hugh Misenhimer, A.K. Nanney, George Johnson, Tommy Higgins, M.L. Brown."
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According to Arizona Birth Certifcates, John Page, born 06 May 1933, was a son of Leonard Page (age abt 55) and Maria Rosaura Gonzalez (age 16).
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"Daily Citizen", April 1900 and "Tombstone Epitaph", Aug 12, 1900 - He was a Texan whose father was a Willcox magistrate. In 1900 he was deputy sheriff of the town of Johnson, working with George Mulkay, Constable and Amos H. Wien as Justice of the Peace. Described as "efficient", the gentleman rarely dealt with lawlessness in their jurisdiction. Mid-April 1900 an armed robber stuck up a gambling table at Tom Steele's saloon. Deputy sheriff Page pursued and apprehended the badman and incarcerated him in the county jail at Tombstone. Later that year, Page was the arresting officer of a Hispanic that killed a man in a knife fight in a fight over his wife. ~~ contributed by: JamiA
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"Arizona Range News", Willcox, AZ
Published January 18, 1935.
"Leonard S. Page, Pioneer, Dies Here.
Leonard S. Page, pioneer resident of this locality, passed away suddenly Sunday afternoon at his home in this city. While Mr. Page had beeen in failing health for some time his sudden death came as a shock to his family and friends.
Deceased was born May 10, 1876 at Lilac, Milan County, Texas, and was the oldest son of the late Judge J.C. Page and wife Nannie Marshall Page, both preceding him in death several years ago. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. H.O. Parks of this city and five brothers, Supervisor P.P. Page and G.W. Page of Willcox, Sidney Page of Phoenix, Herbert Page of Prescott and Arthur Page of Nogales. He leaves a host of friends.
Funeral services were held Thuesday afternoon at the Rottman funeral chapel with Rev. Arthur Wahlquist conducting an impressive service. Special music was rendered by Mrs. G.D. Ewing, Mrs. C.A. Williamson, Mrs. F.J. Brown and Mr. A. E. Keeth, with Mrs. M.J. Nicholson, accompanist. The Rottman Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Interment was in Sunset cemetery and was attended by many friends of the deceased pioneer, as well as relatives. Pallbearers were Hugh Misenhimer, A.K. Nanney, George Johnson, Tommy Higgins, M.L. Brown."
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According to Arizona Birth Certifcates, John Page, born 06 May 1933, was a son of Leonard Page (age abt 55) and Maria Rosaura Gonzalez (age 16).
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Middle name is Shipman, born in Lilac, Milam, TX. ~ provided by: plyce
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"Daily Citizen", April 1900 and "Tombstone Epitaph", Aug 12, 1900 - He was a Texan whose father was a Willcox magistrate. In 1900 he was deputy sheriff of the town of Johnson, working with George Mulkay, Constable and Amos H. Wien as Justice of the Peace. Described as "efficient", the gentleman rarely dealt with lawlessness in their jurisdiction. Mid-April 1900 an armed robber stuck up a gambling table at Tom Steele's saloon. Deputy sheriff Page pursued and apprehended the badman and incarcerated him in the county jail at Tombstone. Later that year, Page was the arresting officer of a Hispanic that killed a man in a knife fight in a fight over his wife. ~~ contributed by: JamiA
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"Arizona Range News", Willcox, AZ
Published January 18, 1935.
"Leonard S. Page, Pioneer, Dies Here.
Leonard S. Page, pioneer resident of this locality, passed away suddenly Sunday afternoon at his home in this city. While Mr. Page had beeen in failing health for some time his sudden death came as a shock to his family and friends.
Deceased was born May 10, 1876 at Lilac, Milan County, Texas, and was the oldest son of the late Judge J.C. Page and wife Nannie Marshall Page, both preceding him in death several years ago. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. H.O. Parks of this city and five brothers, Supervisor P.P. Page and G.W. Page of Willcox, Sidney Page of Phoenix, Herbert Page of Prescott and Arthur Page of Nogales. He leaves a host of friends.
Funeral services were held Thuesday afternoon at the Rottman funeral chapel with Rev. Arthur Wahlquist conducting an impressive service. Special music was rendered by Mrs. G.D. Ewing, Mrs. C.A. Williamson, Mrs. F.J. Brown and Mr. A. E. Keeth, with Mrs. M.J. Nicholson, accompanist. The Rottman Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Interment was in Sunset cemetery and was attended by many friends of the deceased pioneer, as well as relatives. Pallbearers were Hugh Misenhimer, A.K. Nanney, George Johnson, Tommy Higgins, M.L. Brown."
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According to Arizona Birth Certifcates, John Page, born 06 May 1933, was a son of Leonard Page (age abt 55) and Maria Rosaura Gonzalez (age 16).
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"Daily Citizen", April 1900 and "Tombstone Epitaph", Aug 12, 1900 - He was a Texan whose father was a Willcox magistrate. In 1900 he was deputy sheriff of the town of Johnson, working with George Mulkay, Constable and Amos H. Wien as Justice of the Peace. Described as "efficient", the gentleman rarely dealt with lawlessness in their jurisdiction. Mid-April 1900 an armed robber stuck up a gambling table at Tom Steele's saloon. Deputy sheriff Page pursued and apprehended the badman and incarcerated him in the county jail at Tombstone. Later that year, Page was the arresting officer of a Hispanic that killed a man in a knife fight in a fight over his wife. ~~ contributed by: JamiA
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"Arizona Range News", Willcox, AZ
Published January 18, 1935.
"Leonard S. Page, Pioneer, Dies Here.
Leonard S. Page, pioneer resident of this locality, passed away suddenly Sunday afternoon at his home in this city. While Mr. Page had beeen in failing health for some time his sudden death came as a shock to his family and friends.
Deceased was born May 10, 1876 at Lilac, Milan County, Texas, and was the oldest son of the late Judge J.C. Page and wife Nannie Marshall Page, both preceding him in death several years ago. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. H.O. Parks of this city and five brothers, Supervisor P.P. Page and G.W. Page of Willcox, Sidney Page of Phoenix, Herbert Page of Prescott and Arthur Page of Nogales. He leaves a host of friends.
Funeral services were held Thuesday afternoon at the Rottman funeral chapel with Rev. Arthur Wahlquist conducting an impressive service. Special music was rendered by Mrs. G.D. Ewing, Mrs. C.A. Williamson, Mrs. F.J. Brown and Mr. A. E. Keeth, with Mrs. M.J. Nicholson, accompanist. The Rottman Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Interment was in Sunset cemetery and was attended by many friends of the deceased pioneer, as well as relatives. Pallbearers were Hugh Misenhimer, A.K. Nanney, George Johnson, Tommy Higgins, M.L. Brown."
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According to Arizona Birth Certifcates, John Page, born 06 May 1933, was a son of Leonard Page (age abt 55) and Maria Rosaura Gonzalez (age 16).
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