Louise M. Page

Louise married Louis F. Barger 1876. Louis died 1933. [Group Sheet]

1. Helen Margaret Barger
2. Adele Clark Barger
3. Thomas Barger was born 1879; died 1880.

Other Events:

• Occupation: Teamster
• Census: 1860, Seneca, Ontario County, New York
• Census: 1870, Seneca, Ontario County, New York; Living with his wife and three children.; : 52
• Census: 1880, Geneva, Ontario County, New York

Charles married Margaret Antoinette Ansley 7 Sep 1841, Seneca, Ontario County, New York. Margaret (daughter of William Ansley and Margaret Sayre Gramesley) was born 11 May 1821, Seneca, Ontario County, New York; died 6 Sep 1910, Geneva, Ontario County, New York. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1880, Geneva, Ontario County, New York

Other Events:

• Occupation: Miller
• Census: 1810, Marlboro, Ulster County, New York; Aaron G. Page appears to have a wife, a son and a daughter.
• Resided: 03 Apr 1811, Marlboro, Ulster County, New York; Aaron G. Page bought 100 acres for $3000 from John DuBois. He and "Mary his wife" took out a $2000 mortgage the same day, which they paid off by 1820.
• Census: 1820, Marlboro, Ulster County, New York; He is listed as Erwin G. Page.
• Census: 1830, Marlboro, Ulster County, New York
• Resided: 11 Mar 1831, Marlboro, Ulster County, New York; Aaron G. Page and his wife Mary sold 100 acres to Jeremiah Clark for $5,250.
• Census: 1840, Seneca, Ontario County, New York; He headed a five-person household, surrounded by various relatives' farms.
• Census: 1850, Seneca, Ontario County, New York; Living with his daughter Elvira and her family.; : 70
• Census: 1860, Seneca, Ontario County, New York; Living with his son, Charles.; : 82
• Census: 12 Jun 1865, Prattsburg, Steuben County, New York; Aaron Page was living with his daughter Elvira and her family.; : 85

Notes:

The youngest son of a large Connecticut family, Aaron Grannis Page settled first in Marlboro, New York. He set up a mill, married Mary ---, and with her had six children over the span of about 10 years. After 20 years there, he and Mary moved the family further west to Seneca, in Ontario County, New York. One of their children died almost immediately after arriving in Seneca, but the others soon married into local families and raised their own farming families. Mary died in 1843, while Aaron lived to be at least 85.

Aaron married Mary c1808, New York, United States. Mary was born 15 Feb 1788, Newburg, Orange County, New York; died 28 Sep 1843, Seneca, Ontario County, New York; was buried , Brookside Cemetery, Seneca, Ontario County, New York. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1840, Seneca, Ontario County, New York; : 50-60

Notes:

She is said to be Mary Folger, and is said to have married Aaron G. Page in December 1811 at the First Presbyterian Church in Albany. Source not yet located.

Birth:
Her birthplace is given as Newburg in her son Charles' death certificate in 1891.

Notes:

Some researchers point to a marriage, 10 Dec 1811, at the First Presbyterian Church of Albany, between a Mary Folger and a man with the last name of Page. (LDS source film no. 17508. Batch Number: M50622-1.) However, Aaron and Mary were already married by May 1811, when Aaron G. Page of Marlborough "and Mary his wife" took out a $2,000 mortgage to help buy 100 acres there. So Mary's maiden name was not Folger.

Other Events:

• Occupation: Farmer
• Census: 1800, Seneca, Ontario County, New York
• Census: 22 Oct 1840, Seneca, Ontario County, New York

Notes:

"William Ansley was born in Massachusetts in 1773, removed with his parents to Pennsylvania when about four years old, and was educated and reared a farmer. In 1792, he in company with Powel Carpenter walked from Lackawanna county, Pa., with nothing but the clothes they wore, and their axes on their shoulders, settled together in Ontario county, N. Y., on the pre-emption line, five miles southwest of Geneva. Geneva then contained one frame and some half dozen log houses. ...
"In 1794 William Ansley married Esther Witter and they had ten children. His first wife died in 1817.
For his second wife he married Margaret (Sayre) Gramesly. They had six children. ... The ... old homestead ... was built and opened as a country hotel in 1794, and used for that for forty years.
"William Ansley died in 1840, and his wife in 1865."
-- History of Ontario County, 1893.

"He was reported to be very rich. ... We remember his visiting the Settlement once, coming in style with a fine pair of horses and close carriage or coach. On that occasion his wife and one son and daughter were with him, and it created quite a sensation among the people in the Settlement. But in their visits they knew no distinction as to rich or poor, visiting their poorer relatives as well as those in better financial circumstances."
-- From p.129 of the Ephraim Killam manuscript (1887), an account of early life in Paupack, Pennsylvania.

Buried:
Stone there may be memorial only

William married Margaret Sayre Gramesley 27 Aug 1818, Ontario County, New York. Margaret was born 18 Nov 1787, Warwick, Orange County, New York; died 19 Jul 1865, Seneca, Ontario County, New York; was buried , Brookside Cemetery, Seneca, Ontario County, New York. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Census: 1860, Seneca, Ontario County, New York; Living with her son Marcus.; : 72

Aaron married Desire Grannis 22 May 1758, East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. Desire (daughter of William Grannis and Thankful Alling) was born Abt 1740; died 6 Jun 1819, Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut; was buried , Headquarters Cemetery, Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Blacksmith
• Immigrated: c1760, Connecticut
• Resided: 7 May 1765, Norwich, New London County, Connecticut
• Resided: 3 Jul 1767, Preston, New London County, Connecticut
• Resided: Aug 1776, Lackaway District, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
• Census: 1790, Wallenpaupeck, Northampton County, Pennsylvania; Household of 6; four males and two females.
• Resided: 28 Jun 1793, Wallenpaupack, Northampton County, Pennsylvania
• Resided: 1798, Palmyra Township, Wayne County, Pennsylvania; U.S. Direct Tax List shows him owning two houses (one 30 x 18 feet, the other 40 x 18), a framed barn, a log barn, a stables, a blacksmith shop, and five pieces of property totaling about 1150 acres.
• Census: 1800, Palmyra Township, Wayne County, Pennsylvania; Household of 4 people: man and woman over 45, boy and girl under 10.; : 45+
• Resided: 1801, Palmyra Township, Wayne County, Pennsylvania

John married Eunice Meech 6 Nov 1763, Preston, New London County, Connecticut. Eunice (daughter of William Meech and Zipporah) died Aft 1807. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Resided: 05 Jun 1763, Preston, New London County, Connecticut; She was admitted to the First Congregational Church of Preston.

Notes:

Died:
Ira Travell notes, citing John Ansley's probate records.