Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Allen County.

DR. JOHN H. PAGE was born March 11, 1852, in the southern part of Barren 
County, Ky., where he grew to manhood.  His father, Dr. George M. Page, 
a native of Adair County, Ky., was born March 7, 1816, and is now a 
practicing physician in Barren County.  He is the son of Samuel Page, of 
Virginia, who was a planter and tobacco freighter on Green River, and 
died in Adair County.  George M. Page espoused in marriage Ermine C., 
daughter of James and Ann (Browner) Frazer, of Adair County, born in 
1820, and from their union sprang James S., Anna (Jewell), Julia 
(Burton), Frazer, William, Dr. John H., Charles E. and Estelle.  On the 
23d of October, 1877, Dr. John H. Page married Gertrude, daughter of 
Thomas and Sophia (Turner) Buchanan, of Little Rock, Ark.  She was born 
January 8, 1857, and to their union have been born two children:  
Clarence Jewell, deceased, and Anna Cora.  In early youth, Dr. Page 
became greatly interested in works on the science of medicine, and in 
1870 commenced a regular course of reading under his father.  In 1873 he 
matriculated in the university at Louisville, Ky., where he graduated in 
1875.  In April of that year he located at Brownwood, Tex., where he 
remained four and one-half years, after which, on account of failing 
health, he spent a season in Florida.  In 1884 he located in 
Gainesville, Allen Co., Ky., where he is now successfully engaged in the 
practice of his profession.  Dr. Page is an Ancient Odd Fellow, and in 
politics affiliates with the Democratic party.

Page Browner Frazer Jewell Burton Turner Buchanan 
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Barren-KY Adair-KY VA AR Louisville-Jefferson-KY TX FL

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