The previous message about the Page DNA study was not from me, but from George W. Page: "George W. Page" <gwpage@erols.com> Somehow he managed to post this message with my university email id (wilcox.18@osu.edu) as the return address. (No, it was not really me talking about myself in the third person!) I'd prefer that email regarding this project be sent to George at the above email address, and/or to my permanent "email forwarding for life" account: "Patricia P. Wilcox" <pat.wilcox@alum.mit.edu. If you've already emailed my OSU account, don't worry -- your mail isn't lost, but I'm away from home this week and I haven't read it yet. --Pat Wilcox (Patricia Page Wilcox) In a message dated 04/06/2000 7:26:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time, wilcox.18@osu.edu [actually George W. Page!!!] writes: > Dear male Pages: > > "Patricia P. Wilcox" <wilcox.18@osu.edu> visited me today at my home in > Maryland, and we discussed the following: She has found a lab in LA [that's Louisiana, not Los Angeles -- PPW] > that will do the same sort of DNA (Y chromosome) study that was used to > investigate the Thomas Jefferson/Sally Hemings connection. ... etc. > George W. Page > (The Branford, CT line)

Dear male Pages: "Patricia P. Wilcox" <wilcox.18@osu.edu> visited me today at my home in Maryland, and we discussed the following: She has found a lab in LA that will do the same sort of DNA (Y chromosome) study that was used to investigate the Thomas Jefferson/Sally Hemings connection. This is brand new state-of-the-art stuff -- they apologized that it would take them about a month, while their routine tests have a 2-week turnaround. If you're interested in the DNA results, you can see a summary of the Jefferson data at http://wsrv.clas.virginia.edu/~rjh9u/jeffhemm.html The Jefferson study used about 21 separate markers on the Y chromosome. This lab in LA only looks at seven markers, all in the "Microsatellite STR" class. Ideally, we are suggesting looking at about 12 - 16 individual males named Page; with 2 or 3 each from various Page branches: Branford (CT) Page line, the Haverhill (MA) Page line, the Watertown (MA) Page line, the Dr. John Page (Brenda & Pat) line, the Robert Page of Ormsby, county Norfolk line; the Nicholas Page/Paige line, and the Col. John Page of VA line. By having 3 from each line we can positively identify the DNA markers for each line, which should be identical, except for an rare/isolated/odd mutation Each participant would have to provide a blood sample or a buccal swab (cells from lining of mouth), which could be collected at one of the local branches of this DNA testing outfit or at a local hospital or other medical lab, would be under custodial control, and would be sent by the local lab to New Orleans for testing. If we had 12 or more samples analyzed, they would give us a special cut rate of $300.00 each (eek!). This Y chromosome test of the different Page lines would establish the Page DNA markers for each line and whether or not any of them are descended from a common ancestor in England. Once each of these lines is identified, other male Pages could be tested to positively establish their ancestry in one of the early Page lines if that is the case. It would also tell us whether the Branford, Watertown, Virginia, and/or Haverhill, Ormsby Pages were from closely related lines back in England, and even give a possible idea about how many generations back there was a common ancestor. This all assumes that we have a really air-tight genealogical connection from father to son all the way from the 1600's to the present for all the individuals to be initially sampled. Only the direct male line will work. So, if you are a male Page from an established Page line and are interested in participating in such a test, please contact me or Pat Wilcox. George W. Page (The Branford, CT line)

Greetings Page Researchers, Special thanks to Dolores that gave us a jump start on our research again!!! Potential brother's, Madison, William and Alexander Page. Looking for any information Madison Page b. abt.1828 in Iowa, marries in Knox Co, Il in 1852. Also William Page b. abt.1824 in KY. Believe they are brothers to Alexander Page b. abt 1820 in KY. All three are in El Dorado, CA in 1850 for the gold rush along with the brother-in-law of Alexander Page--Elzy (Elza) Clark born abt 1827 in MO or Indiana. Believe William lived in Bates County, MO prior 1869 and moved to Jasper County MO in Sept of 1869. Alexander in Knox Co, IL from abt. 1848 to 1869, then in Jasper County, MO from 1869 to 1883 and then in WA from 188? to his death in 1896. Hope that some of you distant cousins will now see a link to our Page's!!! Thanks, Cathy Page Jennings and Lillie Davis

I have been looking for information of a Thomas Page who was in Burlington abt 1793 but this is what the court sent me. My Thomas Page married Sarah Coate dau of Daniel Coate and his father was a Thomas Page and that is all I know. This Thomas is probably a cousin and if anyone knows the connection, please let me know. Dorothy WILL OF THOMAS PAGE 1874 Burlington,NJ I Thomas Page of Tuckerton in the county of Burlington and state of New Jersey do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following, that is to say: Item 1. I d order and direct that all my just debts and funeral be fully paid and satisfied as soon as conveniently can be after my decease. Item 2: All that lot of land where I now reside with the dwelling house and other building and Improvements therein situate on the southerly side of Main Street in Tuckerton in the county of Burlington and state of New Jersey of which I became seized by deed from Ebenezer Tucker bearing date the twenty eighth day of April AD one thousand eight hundred and forty two and recorded in book (unreadable, maybe 6.4 or C.4) of deeds page 487 & in clerks office at Mount Holly. I do give and devise unto my two daughters Elizabeth G. Page and Georgiana C. Page to have hold use and enjoy for and during their natural lives and to the surviving them forward during her natural life and after the death of the survivor of my said daughters, I do give and devise the same to the lawful issue of my said daughters the issues each to take their mothers share and if only one leave issue such issue to take the whole and in case of the death of any such children leaving lawful issue such issue to take parents share equally between them if more than one but in case both of my said daughters should die without lawful issue or any descendant of such issue these I do give and devise the same to my son Richard H. Page or in case of his death to his heirs at law. Item 3. I do give and bequeath unto my son Richard H. Page all my silverware which I got by his mother and which is marked with the letters E S B to (unreadable) his heirs and assigns which with the Real Estate I have given and conveyed to him I consider to be her share of my estate. Item 4: I do give and bequeath unto my son William A. Page the sum of three hundred dollars to be deemed payable at the expiration of one year after my decease and it is my will I do order and direct that whatever account I may have at the time of my decease charged against him on my books of account shall be nul and void against him. Item 5: All the rest residue and remainder of my estate, real, personal and mixed whatsoever and wheresoever situate I do give devise and bequeath unto my two daughters Elizabeth G Page and Georgiana C Page share and share alike to (unreadable) their heirs and assigns. Lastly - I do nominate constitute and appoint my friend John R (unreadable could be Stuck,Stach) Executor of this my will hereby revoking and annulling all former and other wills by me made and declaring this will this only t be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this twenty-fifth day of November AD one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four. Signed sealed published pronounced and declared by the said Thomas Page to be his last will and testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses. Jarvis H. Bartlett, Samuel P. Bartlett, Alfred R. Bartlett Transcriber's note: In the inventory list both Thomas Page and Richard Page are listed as M.D.'s.

This will came today, Sarah Mills Coate wife of Benjamin Coate parents of Sarah Coate Page wife of Thomas came today. It was great with so much information. Burlington also sent a will for a Thomas Page but it was 1877 so could not be TP SR. I have not read it year, but must be a cousin of Thomas. Hope you enjoy it. Dorothy WILL OF SARAH COATE 1825 Burlington,NJ I Sarah Coate of the township of Evesham, in the County of Burlington and State of New Jersey, being at this time in a good State of health, and of a good, sound, well disposing, mind and memory, do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following, that is to say (Imprinis?)I will and order that my funeral expences, and all my just debts be duly paid by my son Asahel Coate and of the real estate which I shall herein after give to him as soon as may be convenient for him to do after my decease. Secondly I give and devise to my Son Asahel Coate all my plantation and real estate whatsoever Situate in the Township of Evesham (or elseware) with all the appurtenances belonging hereto, To hold to my son Asahel Coate his heirs and assigns forever -Provided that my Son Asahel Coate pays of duly the Several legacies which I shall herein order and direct him to pay, that is to say, I give and bequeath to my grand son Asahel Page (son of my daughter Sarah Page two hundred dollars in money to be paid by my son Asahel Coate and of the real estate which I have herein above given to him within one year after my decease: Provided that my grandson Asahel Page pays? the Interest of three hundred dollars yearly to me or to some other person as I shall direct him to pay the same during my life time. But of the whole or any part of the Interest money being unpaid by him at my decease, the same is to be deducted out of the above legacy of two hundred dollars--. Also I give and bequeath to my four grand Sons namely John, Abner, Daniel and Thomas Page (the sons of my daughter above named) the sum of three hundred dollars [ink blot] in money: To be paid by my Son Asahel Coate out of the lands which I have above given to him as they arrive to the age of twenty one but in case one or more of them arrive to the age of twenty one then in that case I order the same to be paid to such, in one year after my decease. Likewise I give and bequeath to my grand daughter Sophia Coate the daughter of my son Samuel Coate, the sum of five hundred dollars in money. And to my grandson Daniel Coate, the son of my son Samuel Coate, the sum of seven hundred dollars in money, which said two sums of money is to be paid to the said Sophia and Daniel Coate when they come to the age of twenty one, by my Son Asahel Coate out of the real estate which I have herein before given to him but if either or both of them comes to the age of twenty one before my decease I order the same to be paid to them in one year after my decease. Thirdly, I give and bequeath to my grand daughter Sarah Coate, the daughter of my Son Asahel Coate, the bed and bed clothse which I occupy and make use of And to my grand Son Asahel Page I give and bequeath my other bed and bedclothes. Fourthly, I give and bequeath the remainder of my moveable Estate including my wearing apparel to be equally divided amongst my Son Asahel Coates children. Fifthly As my Son John Coate having been gone from this parts several years and not having had a full account of his (unreadable) And in case if he should return I order and direct my Son Asahel Coate to pay him eighty dollars a year as long as he lives out of the lands which I have given him. And Lastly, I do nominate and appoint my Son Asahel Coate my Executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking making nul and void all former wills and Testaments by me made. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this eighteenth day of the fifth month in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and twenty one. Signed Sealed and declared by the testator to be her last will and testament in the presence of us who have subscribed our names as sitnesses in her presence. Hannah Stockton, Haines Sharp, Joshua Sharp Joshua Sharp one of the witnesses to the aforewritten will alleging himself to be conscientiously scrupulous of taking an oath and being duly affirmed according to law doth declare by that he Saw Sarah Coate the testatrix therein named deceased sign and seal the same and heard her publish pronounce and declare the aforegong writing to be her last will and testatment: that at the time of the doing thereof the said testatrix was of sound and disposing mind & memory so far as this affirmant knows and as he verily believes and that Hannah Stockton and Haines Sharp the other subscribing evidences were present at the same time & signed their names as (unreadable) to the said will together with this affirmant in the presence of the said testatrix. Joshua Sharp Affirmed the 6th day of August 1825 before me Abrm Brown Surrog Asahel Coate executor in the aforewritten will named alleging himself to be conscientiously scrupulous of taking an oath and being duly affirmed according to law doth declare & say that the afore(cut off word) instrument contains the true last will and testament of Sarah Coate the testatrix therein named deceased so far as he knows and as he verily believes, that he will well and truly perform the same by paying first the debts of the said deceased and then the legacies in the said testament specified so far as the goods chattels & credits of the said deceased can thereunto extend; and that he will make & exhibit unto the Prerogative Office at Trenton a true and perfect inventory of all & singular the goods chattels & credits of the said deceased which have or shall come to his knowledge or possession or to the possession of any other person or persons for his use & render a just & true account when thereunto lawfully required. Asahel Coate Affirmed the 6th day of August 1825 before me Abrm Brown Surrog I Abraham Brown Surrogate of the County of Burlington do certify the annexed to be a true copy of the last will and testament of Sarah Coate late of the County of Burlinton deceased and that Asahel Coate of the County of Burlington the executor therein named proved the same before me and is duly authorised to take upon himself the administration of the estate of the testatrix agreeably to the said will Witness my hand and seal of office the sixth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty five. signed Abraham Brown

Oscar, Thanks for the update on the status of your book publishing project. I have just recently found that my gr-grandaunt Viola Augusta HARVEY married into the descendancy of immigrants Robert and Lucy Page. Found a researcher who had the lineage developed into Vermont and have been slowly working forward with another "cousin" who also lives here in Northern Calif. Hope to add some more of the younger generations as time permits. Viola A. HARVEY m. Luman Henry PAGE as follows : Generation No. 8 22. LUMAN HENRY9 PAGE (HENRY ASA8, ASA7, BENJAMIN6, JOHN5, STEPHEN4, THOMAS3, ROBERT2, ROBERT1) was born 8 Aug 1849 in Danville, Caledonia Co., Vermont, USA51,52, and died 7 Aug 1922 in Oakland, Alameda Co., California, USA53. He married VIOLA AUGUSTA HARVEY 4 Apr 1871 in St Johnsbury, Caledonia Co., VT54,55, daughter of FERDINAND HARVEY and SOPHRONIA HILL. She was born 10 Aug 1850 in Kirby, Caledonia Co., Vermont, USA56,57, and died 9 Jun 1921 in Colusa, Colusa Co., California, USA58. Has your research tied into this line? I would like to see about exchanging relevent data with you if you are interested. Could you send back the URL for your home page? Thanks, Bill Harvey wlh@foothill.net "O. H. Kirkpatrick" wrote: > I have been collecting information on ROBERT & LUCY PAGE OF HAMPTON, NH.H. > and presently have a very large file on this family, > > I am in the final stages of publishing a book which I hope will be in print > before the years end. For more information see my home page > > Oscar Kirkpatrick > Oscar@Kirkpatrick.net > > ==== PAGE Mailing List ==== > PAGE list website - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/PAGE.htm

I have been collecting information on ROBERT & LUCY PAGE OF HAMPTON, NH.H. and presently have a very large file on this family, I am in the final stages of publishing a book which I hope will be in print before the years end. For more information see my home page Oscar Kirkpatrick Oscar@Kirkpatrick.net

Would anyone have any information on the these Pages who are in the 1820 NH Census for Strafford Co. NH ? David Page married Sally Durgan in 1808 and lived in Gilford. John Page and Robert Page lived in Sanbornton. These towns are now in Belnap Co. I am hoping one of these will be the father of my elusive Charles Page , born about 1820. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Mahalo , Kevin

At 12:33 PM 03/08/2000 -1000,kevin and rika wrote: >Would anyone know if there is a Page family association or similar >organization that might help with family research ? >(One truly annoying aspect of trying to search this name on the internet is >any time the word 'page' appears it shows up as a hit ) Any information >would be most appreciated.Mahalo , Kevin > Kevin, I usually search for the given name and the surname together, and the word genealogy - remember to use quotes - for instance, try entering something like: "John Page" genealogy Carol C-H <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/ People are just as happy as they make up their minds to be. ~Abraham Lincoln~

There is a Page family association built around the descendants of Col. John Page of Virginia who immigrated c. 1650. Unless you can establish your ancestry back to this John Page, it would not be beneficial to you. It is far better to post your Page history in as much detail and as far back as possible on the Page list. Sometimes when search through CD-ROM disks etc., for the Surname Page it is helpful to do it by adding the Soundex Code for Page. Enter Page and P200 and you won't get every reference to a page number. Regards, George W. Page _______________ At 12:33 PM 3/8/2000 -1000, you wrote: >Would anyone know if there is a Page family association or similar >organization that might help with family research ? >(One truly annoying aspect of trying to search this name on the internet is >any time the word 'page' appears it shows up as a hit ) Any information >would be most appreciated.Mahalo , Kevin > > >==== PAGE Mailing List ==== >PAGE list website - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/PAGE.htm

Would anyone know if there is a Page family association or similar organization that might help with family research ? (One truly annoying aspect of trying to search this name on the internet is any time the word 'page' appears it shows up as a hit ) Any information would be most appreciated.Mahalo , Kevin

Good to hear from someone researching in England. My PAGE ancestors came from not too far away from Great Yarmouth... From Suffolk (Mendham, So. Elmham, Bungay area). Most of them came to Canada in 1836-1840, and those that remained were mainly women who married into other families (Baker, Butcher and Atherton etc.) so I don't have close relatives left in Suffolk or Norfolk, but I will pass on any information I come across. Although I seldom see PAGE research from outside the United States on this list, I can't help but think that there must be a lot of people out there researching PAGEs in England. My guess is that they are just shy to post. Les Taylor Buckingham, Quebec -----Original Message----- From: Sarah Fletcher <Sarah@sthfletcher.freeserve.co.uk> To: PAGE-L@rootsweb.com <PAGE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, March 07, 2000 5:10 PM Subject: [PAGE] Page Family of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk >Hello all, > >I'm a new subcriber to this list (I've also joined to Norfolk list) and am looking into the PAGE family of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. > >On the 1881 census, I've got the following:- > >George Page, Blacksmith, born Yarmouth 1837 >Hannah Page (formerly TURREL), born Yarmouth 1842 >Robert Page, Sailmaker, born Yarmouth 1865 >George Page, Page Boy, born Yarmouth 1868 >John Gardner Watson Page, born Yarmouth 26/08/1869 - MY GR GRANDFATHER >William Page, born 1872 (? Yarmouth) >Septimus Page, born 1877 > >>From the 1851 census, a kind lister from the Norfolk list gave me details of an Ann Page, born 1807 >Ann PAGE Head W 44 F Charwoman Burgh Castle-Suffolk >George PAGE Son U 13 M At Home Yarmouth-Norfolk >This could possibly be the George mentioned above. > >Alternatively I was also given from the 1851 census >George PAGE Serv U 15 M Apprentice To Baker Yarmouth-Nfk > >If anyone has connections or can give me some pointers of where to look further, I would be extremely grateful. > >Also - I'm going to Yarmouth next week. Is there a Family History Centre I can visit? > >Looking forward to many replies! > >Sarah Fletcher > > > >==== PAGE Mailing List ==== >PAGE list website - http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/PAGE.htm > >

Hello all, I'm a new subcriber to this list (I've also joined to Norfolk list) and am looking into the PAGE family of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. On the 1881 census, I've got the following:- George Page, Blacksmith, born Yarmouth 1837 Hannah Page (formerly TURREL), born Yarmouth 1842 Robert Page, Sailmaker, born Yarmouth 1865 George Page, Page Boy, born Yarmouth 1868 John Gardner Watson Page, born Yarmouth 26/08/1869 - MY GR GRANDFATHER William Page, born 1872 (? Yarmouth) Septimus Page, born 1877 >From the 1851 census, a kind lister from the Norfolk list gave me details of an Ann Page, born 1807 Ann PAGE Head W 44 F Charwoman Burgh Castle-Suffolk George PAGE Son U 13 M At Home Yarmouth-Norfolk This could possibly be the George mentioned above. Alternatively I was also given from the 1851 census George PAGE Serv U 15 M Apprentice To Baker Yarmouth-Nfk If anyone has connections or can give me some pointers of where to look further, I would be extremely grateful. Also - I'm going to Yarmouth next week. Is there a Family History Centre I can visit? Looking forward to many replies! Sarah Fletcher

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An excellent source of information is Early Canadiana Online (http:\www.canadiana.org) It contains scanned pages of many original early Canadian documents. Among them I found this: History of the Eastern Townships, Province of Quebec, Dominion of Canada C. M. Day (Montreal: J. Lovell, 1869) on Page 261 is a list of the founders of Bolton Township, and among the many names are Jeremiah Page, Samuel Page, Benjamin Page and Roger Hibbard. Which brings me to my problem. About 3 years ago Roger Chatell of Rhode Island posted queries about a Benjamin PAGE who was married to Elizabeth HIBBARD and who died in St. Gabriel-de-Brandon in 1860. Being interested in the PAGE surname I wrote him and said I would keep my eyes open for more info on Benjamin Pages. Now I have found Benjamin PAGE and a HIBBARD on the same document, and he has changed his e-mail, so I can not reach him anymore. If anyone out there knows Roger's new e-mail address, please pass this on. If anyone has information about the descendants of any of the PAGE families in Bolton Township, please send that to me. Thanks Les Taylor Buckingham, Quebec

----- Original Message ----- From: "Ed Page" <edchel@televar.com> To: <WAKITTIT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 3:08 PM Subject: Surnames > Hi researchers: Here is a list of most of my relatives who lived in Kittitas Co, WA. I have information on all of them. I would be glad to share anything that I have, and would like to exchange same. Would appreciate hearing from you. I have forwarded this list to several counties and several surname lists on Rootsweb where these people originally lived. My PAGE's came from the Stark Co IL and Morris Co., KS. My CASEY's came from KY, Menard Co IL and Mitchell Co. KS. My COBLE's came from Penn. and Mitchell Co. KS. My GIDDING's came from MI. My PEASE's from the New England states. My ROSS's from Penn, Randolph Co. IL, Clay Co, KS. My SACKETT's came from New England, then IN. Please refer to the name and (#) numbers when writing back, thanks, ed > > Alberts, Sarah A #378 > > Casey, Alta Mae #164 > > Casey, Art Laverne #250 > > Casey, Dan #162 > > Casey, Edna #165 > > Casey, Edward Lincoln #52 > > Casey, Elsie V #44 > > Casey, Odessa M #251 > > Casey, Uva E #163 > > Coble, Daniel David #377 > > Coble, Georgia Anna #360 > > Coble, John S #532 > > Coble, Margaret "Maggie' #531 > > C ble, Maude #533 > > Coble. Myrtle #653 > > Giddings, Edna "Tillie' #45 > > Giddings, Leonard L #361 > > Giddings, Loran #43 > > Giddings, Lorena V #8 > > Hair, Charity Anna #30 > > Hellenbrandt, Anna #21 > > Hildremyr, Nora #236 > > Miller, Casper #20 > > Miller, Eddy #26 > > Miller, Joseph 599 > > Miller, Marie M #6 > > Miller, Wilhelmina "Minnie" #22 > > Page, Arthur 'Kelly' #5 > > Page, Arthur A #7 > > Page, Clarence H #113 > > Page, Edward Freman #29 > > Page, Ethel E #150 > > Page, Etta May #38 > > Page, Frank Josiah #62 > > Page, Frankie #34 > > Page, George E #115 > > Page, Heman #35 > > Page, Ida E #116 > > Page, Ira #114 > > Page, Mary Helen #39 > > Page, Rachel #36 > > Page, Rachel E #33 > > Page, William E 'Bill' #32 > > Pease, Archie L 167 > > Pease, Grace R #172 > > Pease, Ira F #168 > > Pease, Oliver K #171 > > Pease, Perry #166 > > Rasmussen, Frank J #153 > > Ross, Anna E #30 > > Ross, David #55 > > Ross, Margaret #54 > > Sackett , Ray C #559 > > Sackett, Alonzo L#537 > > Sackett, Asa J #561 > > Sackett, Earl B #560 > > Weaver, Annabelle #148 > > Weaver, Hugh R #122 > > Weaver, Ray E #124 > > Weaver, Robert Ed 'Buck' #123 > > Wheaton, Ida #534 > > Wilson, Angie Mable #127 > > Yearwood , Alfred #189 > > Yearwood, Amanda #186 > > Yearwood, Etta M #188 > > Yearwood, John A #183 > > Yearwood, John B #191 > > Yearwood, Merle #190 > > Yearwood, Rachel #185 > > Yearwood, Susie #184 > > This is a list of most of my relatives who were either born, lived, or died in Kittitas Valley-some all three. There are others, but I'm not sure where they died or if they are dead. Thank you. Ed Page > > Ed Page , 428 E Woodin, Chelan , WA 98816 > > >

Thanks, those of you who have posted such kind things to me about the new list web page! Within the next few days, I will be putting the url for it in the tagline for the list posts, and in the introduction to each digest (the tagline is the line of text that appears at the very bottom of each post to the list - it does not show up in the digest). From the website, you can now 1) check RootsWeb Resources for the surname (including the list archives and GenConnect Boards), 2) unsub and resub, 3) go to my home page for the urls you need for your research (those were put there because folks kept asking for them), and 4) send me an e-mail, if you need help. I will try to add other things as time permits. If you think of something that would be helpful to include, and is not already on either the RootsWeb Resource page or my home page, please post to me. A few questions have arisen, which I will try to answer: 1) No, you do not have to subscribe again to use the list website - if you got the post about it, you are already on the list. 2) I know that we need to submit the site to search engines, and if you know how to do that, anything can do to help will be super. We need for the search engines to find us so that more cousins will know about the list - they may have the very piece of information that will help us get past that brick wall. That is the whole reason for the website - so that cousins will have a better chance of finding us. 3) No, I can not add links to all cousins' web pages at once, but there is already an easy place for you to add your urls at the RootsWeb Resource page. There is one place near the top for you to add it if your site is at RootsWeb, and there is another place further down the page (entitled General Links and Search Engines) for you to add your url if your site is housed somewhere other than RootsWeb. Be sure to include information about the contents of your site as it relates to this surname, in the space provided, sop that we will all know to come visit you! 4) I may soon be adding a link to the list web page that will lead to the searchable archives for the list - this link is already on the Resource Page at RootsWeb, as are the links for the threaded archives and the GenConnect Boards for the surname. Any suggestions will, as always, be much appreciated! (Please remember that I am a newbie with html) Carol C-H <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/ People are just as happy as they make up their minds to be. ~Abraham Lincoln~

Would anyone have any information about the families and children of John , Aaron , and Nathan Page of the Exeter/Epping area of Rockland county in NH? I am hoping one of them might be the father of Charles Page , born about 1820, who has resisted all efforts to uncover his family. Charles lived the Exeter/Epping area , married Lucy Tilton in 1843 , and died in the Civil War in Virginia in 1864. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Mahalo , Kevin

Cousins, I have put up a barebones web page for our list at http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/lists/PAGE.htm - hopefully, it will be picked up by search engines and help new cousins find us. Carol C-H <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/ People are just as happy as they make up their minds to be. ~Abraham Lincoln~

Check out this web site: http://www.sckans.edu/~ruggless/gendex/d0020/g0000056.html#18474 I found this site when I was researching my Page line from Oneida County, NY. They're not mine, but I think they are yours! --Patricia Page Wilcox In a message dated 02/27/2000 6:41:58 AM Pacific Standard Time, PACALLAS@aol.com writes: > I need help!! I have the following line, and have been stumped for a long > time. Any help will be appreciated. > Isaac Page b. 1770 - Southwick MA d. 11/12/1853 E.Oswego Co., NY. M. Hannah > Arnold 1793 Herkimer NY. Children: > Barnes > Eliza > Gilson > Betsy > Fanny > Rowena > Hiram b. 1/28/1806 > Emily Rowena b. 8/3/1814 Herkemer Co., NY > Emily Rowena d. 3/22/1899 Albion, NY, m. George Stilwell 7/7/1835. > Does anyone have anything that may match the above? > Pat