Page's grave is at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery near St. Louis, Missouri. Unfortunately, most of the graves of U.S. soldiers who died in Mexico during the war are forgotten and unmarked. It is equally sad that the final resting place of veterans who survived the war and returned to the United States to live until their natural end are often unmarked as well. Free veteran grave markers for the unmarked grave of any American veteran can be ordered from the U.S. Veterans Administration. They are available in a variety of types and are made from marble or bronze.
Any person can order a marker.
It is not necessary to be a descendant or relative. Upon receipt of the application, complete it as directed and return it to the Veterans Administration. Please also note that although the marker is free, you may have to pay to have it erected or placed in the cemetery. The stones are very heavy. The V.A. recommends that you have the marker sent direct to the cemetery.