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Pre-merge prep being done--as this is the lowest # profile, this is where changes should be made. Merges completed 8-10-17 & 12-3-18
As of July 2017, I have found no documentary evidence supporting the middle name 'Comer'. No records were located for his marriage or his wife Elizabeth Bryant[1]; so I have not added her here. If a more direct descendant has such information, please add it and her profile.
It is not definitive proof of the middle name of "Comer" but through out the book, "March of the Sages Ed by Bonnie Sage Ball, the middle name of "Comer" is used consistently. While not documentary; this indicates a tradition within the family of using that name.
I will add the little info I've collected for some of Charles' children. It is not complete but just enough to connect them. Hopefully others more closely related will continue.
See photo. The families of both Charles and his brother Sampson Sage-263 are on this sheet. I have attempted to sort out/notate Charles' children--there may be errors.
See photo. I have again attempted to sort out/notate Charles' children. I've assumed James and Margaret are out on their own. There are two unknown sons and some confusion with the daughters as well.
See photo. Charles is listed here with some of his younger children, but with no wife. This supports the FaGR note that his wife died ~1844. Charles' daughter Anna's (Tharp) family is living next door-see next sheet continued on her profile. In the home is the oldest child from his daughter Margaret's first marriage, John Wesley GWINN/GWIN/GUIN Sage. See additional notation on the census page. John is seen later as a Reverend and is normally using the surname SAGE.
Biographical information contained in the book "March of the Sages" Edited by Bonnie Sage Ball copyright 1967.
"Charles Sage apparently spent some time in Lee County, VA, near his older brothers, James and Sampson, prior to 1820, but was in Whitley Co., KY at the time of the 1820 Census there. In 1832 he was again in Lee County, VA, as shown by land records there.
About 1840 he moved to Jackson County, MO, near Independence, where he was living eight years later, when he miraculously located his sister, Cary, who had been abducted from their home in Grayson County, VA in 1792. (before Charles was born), and had lived with the Cherokee Indians for some years. Later she lived with the Wyandotte tribe that migrated to land near Kansas City in 1840.
Following the discovery of his long lost sister, Charles wrote ten interesting letters to his aged mother, Louis, in Virginia, nine of which are still in existence. (For the complete story see RED TRAILS AND WHITE, by Bonnie Ball, and shoes in this volume).
(Charles Sage lived to be eighty-two. he spend his last years with John W. Sage, his oldest grandson, and his son, William, at Miami County, Kansas where he died in 1879.)"
Not located. The late 1850's/early 1860's is the period when he made the discovery of his older sister Caty Sage-217 and was attempting to get her back home to Grayson County.[5]
See his son, Charles', profile for data. Charles is in Douglas County, Kansas living with his son's family. He is listed as 69 years old and born in VA.
See photo and see his son, Charles', profile for data. Charles is in Bates County, Missouri living with his son's family. He is listed as 73 years old and born in VA.
I've found no information beyond what is listed at Find A Grave Memorial# 101838593 by Darrel Salisbury. [6]
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