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How is the drawing set up? For example, are the views on all the other pages also views of the main assembly file, but are all filtered to only show one component, using ViewRepresentation and or Level of Detail representations, or are the views on those other pages all created from the different model files directly? If they are all views of the main assembly file that are filtered to only show the one part/sub-assembly, then it sounds like you could just copy the same PartsList to all the other pages, but then turn visibility of all rows, accept the one representing the model being shown on that sheet, off within each PartsList, per sheet.
Or if each of the other sheets only contain views based on the individual model files, yet you still want to maintain the same PartsList ItemNumber of that item that is shown on the first sheet, for the matching item on the individual sheet later in the drawing, then that situation is a bit more complicated, and could possibly be solved using something similar to the methods mentioned above.
If going the custom iProperties route, you could loop through the main parts list on the first page, and write that rows item number to a custom iProperty within the document being represented by that row. Then within the other sheets/PartsLists, simply recall that custom iProperty from the document being represented on that sheet to use as the ItemNumber to show within its PartsList row on that sheet.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)