One of the Eight Witnesses to the Book of Mormon, of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The location of Page's grave had become lost to Mormon history. It was believed that he had been buried in Pisgah Cemetery, north of Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Present-day owners of Page's farm knew he was buried on the property, but did not know his significance in Mormon history. Soon after the discovery family members layed out a stone-border around the grave. It wasn't until months later that this marker was erected.
The location of Page's grave had become lost to Mormon history. It was believed that he had been buried in Pisgah Cemetery, north of Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Present-day owners of Page's farm knew he was buried on the property, but did not know his significance in Mormon history. Soon after the discovery family members layed out a stone-border around the grave. It wasn't until months later that this marker was erected.
One of the Eight Witnesses to the Book of Mormon, of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The location of Page's grave had become lost to Mormon history. It was believed that he had been buried in Pisgah Cemetery, north of Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Present-day owners of Page's farm knew he was buried on the property, but did not know his significance in Mormon history. Soon after the discovery family members layed out a stone-border around the grave. It wasn't until months later that this marker was erected.
The location of Page's grave had become lost to Mormon history. It was believed that he had been buried in Pisgah Cemetery, north of Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Present-day owners of Page's farm knew he was buried on the property, but did not know his significance in Mormon history. Soon after the discovery family members layed out a stone-border around the grave. It wasn't until months later that this marker was erected.
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