Reed Page was 74 years old when he passed away; he came to Michigan in early life with his parents, George Washington and Jane Sherman Page; he spent the remainder of his life in Duplain Township, and lived for a number of years on the Ridge Road east of Shepardsville Road, Elsie, Michgan.
On October 25, 1879, he was united in marriage with Mary Lucinda Mead, the daughter of Israel and Clarissa Austin Mead. They had four children: Avalyn C., Reedie, Willie, and Nellie; he also had two step sons, John and Frank Page, from Mary's previous marriage to Reed's brother Sherman; Sherman passed away as a result of tuberculosis. Reedie (tuberculosis), Willie (in infancy), and his wife, Mary, preceded him in death.
Mr. Page was a life member of Elsie Lodge 238, F. & A. M., and, while he never embraced religion, he was a great believer in God. He was a man of sterling character and a highly respected citizen whose friends were legion.
In addition to his immediate family, he was also survived by grandchildren, nephews, nieces, and other relatives and friends.
The photos to the right are as follows: Circa 1905, Reed and Mary page with horse and buggy; 1926, Reed Page with grandson Jack L. Sheldon (Sr.); 1894, Reed and Mary Page with their family: John & Frank (by Mary's first husband and Reed's brother, Sherman, both in Riverside Cemetery), Reedie & Avalyn (both in Elsie Village Cemetery), Mary Lucinda Mead Page, Nellie Ann Page (later Sheldon Nolan, at rest, Mesa City Cemetery, Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona), Reed Page; circa 1890, Reed as a young man; date unknown, brothers Allen Page & Reed Page.
Photos courtesy of Jerrine Mead, Jack & Velma ("Bonnie") Sheldon, Ivan & Geneva Page, and Linda Marie Kerlin.
Gravesite photo to follow.
On October 25, 1879, he was united in marriage with Mary Lucinda Mead, the daughter of Israel and Clarissa Austin Mead. They had four children: Avalyn C., Reedie, Willie, and Nellie; he also had two step sons, John and Frank Page, from Mary's previous marriage to Reed's brother Sherman; Sherman passed away as a result of tuberculosis. Reedie (tuberculosis), Willie (in infancy), and his wife, Mary, preceded him in death.
Mr. Page was a life member of Elsie Lodge 238, F. & A. M., and, while he never embraced religion, he was a great believer in God. He was a man of sterling character and a highly respected citizen whose friends were legion.
In addition to his immediate family, he was also survived by grandchildren, nephews, nieces, and other relatives and friends.
The photos to the right are as follows: Circa 1905, Reed and Mary page with horse and buggy; 1926, Reed Page with grandson Jack L. Sheldon (Sr.); 1894, Reed and Mary Page with their family: John & Frank (by Mary's first husband and Reed's brother, Sherman, both in Riverside Cemetery), Reedie & Avalyn (both in Elsie Village Cemetery), Mary Lucinda Mead Page, Nellie Ann Page (later Sheldon Nolan, at rest, Mesa City Cemetery, Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona), Reed Page; circa 1890, Reed as a young man; date unknown, brothers Allen Page & Reed Page.
Photos courtesy of Jerrine Mead, Jack & Velma ("Bonnie") Sheldon, Ivan & Geneva Page, and Linda Marie Kerlin.
Gravesite photo to follow.
Reed Page was 74 years old when he passed away; he came to Michigan in early life with his parents, George Washington and Jane Sherman Page; he spent the remainder of his life in Duplain Township, and lived for a number of years on the Ridge Road east of Shepardsville Road, Elsie, Michgan.
On October 25, 1879, he was united in marriage with Mary Lucinda Mead, the daughter of Israel and Clarissa Austin Mead. They had four children: Avalyn C., Reedie, Willie, and Nellie; he also had two step sons, John and Frank Page, from Mary's previous marriage to Reed's brother Sherman; Sherman passed away as a result of tuberculosis. Reedie (tuberculosis), Willie (in infancy), and his wife, Mary, preceded him in death.
Mr. Page was a life member of Elsie Lodge 238, F. & A. M., and, while he never embraced religion, he was a great believer in God. He was a man of sterling character and a highly respected citizen whose friends were legion.
In addition to his immediate family, he was also survived by grandchildren, nephews, nieces, and other relatives and friends.
The photos to the right are as follows: Circa 1905, Reed and Mary page with horse and buggy; 1926, Reed Page with grandson Jack L. Sheldon (Sr.); 1894, Reed and Mary Page with their family: John & Frank (by Mary's first husband and Reed's brother, Sherman, both in Riverside Cemetery), Reedie & Avalyn (both in Elsie Village Cemetery), Mary Lucinda Mead Page, Nellie Ann Page (later Sheldon Nolan, at rest, Mesa City Cemetery, Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona), Reed Page; circa 1890, Reed as a young man; date unknown, brothers Allen Page & Reed Page.
Photos courtesy of Jerrine Mead, Jack & Velma ("Bonnie") Sheldon, Ivan & Geneva Page, and Linda Marie Kerlin.
Gravesite photo to follow.
On October 25, 1879, he was united in marriage with Mary Lucinda Mead, the daughter of Israel and Clarissa Austin Mead. They had four children: Avalyn C., Reedie, Willie, and Nellie; he also had two step sons, John and Frank Page, from Mary's previous marriage to Reed's brother Sherman; Sherman passed away as a result of tuberculosis. Reedie (tuberculosis), Willie (in infancy), and his wife, Mary, preceded him in death.
Mr. Page was a life member of Elsie Lodge 238, F. & A. M., and, while he never embraced religion, he was a great believer in God. He was a man of sterling character and a highly respected citizen whose friends were legion.
In addition to his immediate family, he was also survived by grandchildren, nephews, nieces, and other relatives and friends.
The photos to the right are as follows: Circa 1905, Reed and Mary page with horse and buggy; 1926, Reed Page with grandson Jack L. Sheldon (Sr.); 1894, Reed and Mary Page with their family: John & Frank (by Mary's first husband and Reed's brother, Sherman, both in Riverside Cemetery), Reedie & Avalyn (both in Elsie Village Cemetery), Mary Lucinda Mead Page, Nellie Ann Page (later Sheldon Nolan, at rest, Mesa City Cemetery, Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona), Reed Page; circa 1890, Reed as a young man; date unknown, brothers Allen Page & Reed Page.
Photos courtesy of Jerrine Mead, Jack & Velma ("Bonnie") Sheldon, Ivan & Geneva Page, and Linda Marie Kerlin.
Gravesite photo to follow.
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