DescriptionNew York 1. *B. 31 May 1822. Father Dr Joel Paige, of Owego, and who Paige street in Owego is named after. Some Account of the early settlement of the Village in Tioga County, N.Y., pg. 293-295. May have learned Bookbinding at The New York institution for the instruction of the Deaf and Dumb where he is listed, as attending, in their 16th annual report, pg 92. 1. () (after 1854) "Anson F. Paige was deaf and dumb.He was a bookbinder. his bindery was for several years in the third story of the brick buildings on the northeast corner of Main street and North avenue , which were built by Franklin Slosson in 1854 and known as Franklin block"Owego . Some Account of the early settlement of the Village in Tioga County, N.Y., pg. 295.