On November 10,1825, Page married Catherine Whitmer, daughter of Peter Whitmer Sr.
11 Facts About Hiram Page
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Hiram Page became one of the Eight Witnesses during June 1829.
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Hiram Page was living with his in-laws the Whitmers in Fayette, New York.
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Smith arrived in August 1830 to discover Hiram Page using a black "seerstone" to produce revelations for the church.
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Hiram Page agreed to discard the stone and the revelations and join in following Smith as the sole revelator for the church.
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In January 1831, Hiram Page accompanied Lucy Mack Smith and a company of saints from Waterloo, New York, to Buffalo on the Erie Canal, on their way to Fairport and Kirtland, Ohio.
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In May 1831, Hiram Page moved his family to Thompson, Ohio, under Lucy Mack Smith's direction.
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Hiram Page again moved his family to Jackson County, Missouri, in 1832 and joined the Latter Day Saints gathering there.
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Hiram Page later bought a farm in Excelsior Springs, in Ray County.
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Hiram Page died on his farm in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, still affirming his testimony of the Book of Mormon.
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Hiram Page's death was caused when his wagon overturned, crushing him underneath.