Would anyone have any information on the John Page / Lydia Sanford family of Epping ? They were married about 1750 . I am hoping to see if one of their children were the parents of Charles Page (b. abt. 1820) . A possibility is Aaron Page (B. July 27 , 1779) who married Betsy Cilley April 24 , 1805 in Rockingham Co. Any help greatly appreciated . Mahalo , Kevin

Hi, I am looking for information on: Laura Ossian Gutherie dob: 1868 dod: 1930, married: William Clarke Martin dob: 1848 dod: 1931 Married 2/8/1885 Washington, MO. Son: Lucien Walter Martin dob: 11/19/1887 Potisse, MO dod: 10/17/1937 St. Louis, MO Married Helene Katheryn Pa(i)ge dob: 10/23/1897 dod: 7/3/1970 St. Louis, MO Married 12/30/1916. If you have any further information going back in time from here I would appreciate it. William and Laura are my GGrandparents. Thank you. Laurie Kinney

Mary A. PAGE, who acquired a marriage license in Hopkins County, Texas on 26 October 1865, to marry one Green Triplett? SEE Volume 2, Page 298, of the Hopkins County, Texas, Marriage Records. Does anyone have these folks, their family and parents? Tom Crump, of Seguin, Texas CRUMP, PAGE, KENNAMER, PERKINS, BENNETT, and other.

Hi, Does anyone know of Dr. Neuman Hall, who did extensive searching of the PAGE families? Would like to know his address. Does anyone know of a PAGE registry by a person in FL started sometime ago? Would like to know more about that also. Gwen in WA St.

A dear friend of mine just pointed out a PAGE bible that is being auctioned off at ebay.com. I thought I would pass it on to you in case it is part of your line. I am including the url below, but if you can't get to it for some reason, search for "NH GENEALOGY". http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=148006406 A truly one-of-a-kind!! This Bible belonged to Martha E PAGE, wife of George CARTER and daughter of George W. PAGE and Ellen M. TREFETHEN. Both parents are both buried in North Hampton, New Hampshire. Martha's paternal grandparents were Stevens H. PAGE and Eliza WORTHEN who was born in 1802. I have a little more information gathered from NH Vital Records and will include. The old leather Bible is well worn, but the binding is tight and the pages all perfectly legible with only the typical staining of a book 150 years old. It measures 9 inches tall by almost 6 wide and is very heavy. I have scanned all of the pages on which records appear. A true treasure for a Page, Carter, Trefethen, McLaughlin or Worthen cousin or for a collector of old family Bibles. Buyer to pay $4.00 for bookrate postage. Check or money order. Thank you!

Delores, have a wonderful and exciting trip. Please do bring my tons of goodies.... Marilyn Page Capps PAGE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > PAGE-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 126 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [PAGE-L] Thomas and Prudence ( [Laura & Jim Darr <darrfam@bellsout] > #2 [PAGE-L] See you later! ["Dolores C. Rutherford" <dcr555@so] > #3 Re: [PAGE-L] See you later! ["Lynda T. Murphy" <ladyxx@roanoke.] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from PAGE-D, send a message to > > PAGE-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [PAGE-L] Thomas and Prudence (Guy) Page > Date: Tue, 17 Aug 1999 22:17:38 -0400 > From: Laura & Jim Darr <darrfam@bellsouth.net> > To: PAGE-L@rootsweb.com > > Cathy, > > I'm wondering if there is a connection in our PAGEs. Mine are in the same time frame and in counties on either side of Gibson - Henry County, TN and Pemiscot County, MO. Mary Ann PAGE is my ggg grandmother. > > Please let me know if you see any connections. Looking forward to hearing from you. > > Laura Darr > darrfam@bellsouth.net > > Descendants of Mary Ann PAGE > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. MARY ANN1 PAGE was born 1811 in Ripley, Tippah County, Mississippi. Burial: Murfreesboro, Tennessee. She married JACK (ISHAM OR ISOM) PUCKETT February 26, 1829 in Rutherford County, Tennessee. He was born 1807 in Ripley, Tippah County, Mississippi. Burial: City Cemetery, > Murfreesboro, Tennessee > > Children of MARY PAGE and JACK PUCKETT are: > i. AUGUSTA2 PUCKETT, b. 1830; d. died young. > ii. JOHN M. PUCKETT, b. 1832; m. MARY BRIDGES. > iii. SAMUEL ANDERSON PUCKETT, b. April 05, 1833; m. MARGARET ADAIR, 1857. > 2. iv. LAFAYETTE A. PUCKETT, b. April 27, 1835; d. September 18, 1891. > v. FRANCIS J. PUCKETT, b. 1838. > vi. FREEDONIA B. PUCKETT, b. 1840; m. HUMPHERY. > vii. MARSHALL L. PUCKETT, b. 1842. > viii. CALVIN THOMPSON PUCKETT, b. 1844; m. PENELOPE A. MARSH. > ix. MARY ELLEN PUCKETT, b. 1846; m. SURVETT. > x. MARINDA C. PUCKETT, b. 1849; m. JOE WHITE. > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. LAFAYETTE A.2 PUCKETT (MARY ANN1 PAGE) was born April 27, 1835, and died September 18, 1891. Burial: Ephesus. He married (2) LUCINDA HALL March 19, 1879 in Carroll County, Tennessee, daughter of JACK HALL. She was born August 26, 1846 in Carroll Co, Tennessee, and died > November 19, 1920 in Paris, Tennessee, Henry County. Burial: November 21, 1920, Ephesus > > Children of LAFAYETTE A. PUCKETT are: > i. BOB3 PUCKETT, m. JOSEPHINE. > ii. BROTHER 1 PUCKETT. > 3. iii. BILLY PUCKETT, d. 1925, Caruthersville, Pemiscot County, Missouri. > > Children of LAFAYETTE PUCKETT and LUCINDA HALL are: > 4. iv. GEORGE WASHINGTON3 PUCKETT. > v. JOHN WESLEY PUCKETT, m. LELA ROBINSON. > 5. vi. ANDREW LAFAYETTE PUCKETT, b. February 15, 1880; d. May 19, 1949, Lilbourn, Mo.. > 6. vii. MARY MAGNOLIA PUCKETT, b. January 29, 1882, near McKenzie, Carroll Co. or Henry Co.,Tennessee; d. May 29, 1954, Hayti, Missouri, Pemiscot County, Memorial Hospital. > > Cathy Morgan wrote: > > > Thomas E. Page,son of John and Mary (Eubank) Page of Gibson Co, TN and his wife Prudence Guy appear on the 1850 Obion Co TN census with children, James(age 13), Mary(age 10), Nancy(age 8), Ann (age 6), Susan(age 4), Henrietta (age 1 1/2)and Jefferson(age 17 brother of Thomas). > > > > In 1860, they appear in Dunklin Co MO: > > Thos. Page age 49 born TN > > Prudence age 43 born NC > > Nancy E. age 18 born TN > > Martha A. age 15 born TN > > Adaline age 12 born TN > > Margaret age 7 born TN > > They are living next door to James and Frances I Page ages 23 & 24 who I believe is the son from the 1850 census. > > > > In 1870 Dunklin Co MO, Prudence is age 54 and daughter Susan age 24 and Margaret age 17 are living with her. Does anyone have burial information on Thomas Page, or know of any descendants? Thomas E. and Jefferson Page are brothers of Robert L. Page from whom I descend. Thanks > > Cathy > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [PAGE-L] See you later! > Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1999 07:05:36 -0700 > From: "Dolores C. Rutherford" <dcr555@softcom.net> > To: PAGE-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, > > We're leaving with our travel trailer for a short vacation and will be > going through Salt Lake City, Utah on our way to see the Lewis & Clark > Museum in Montana. I'll get three DAYS at the GREAT Mormon Library > again, but have enough research planned to take three YEARS. I won't > be unsubbing from PAGE-L during this time, but I won't be able to answer > any mail (all kinds) until our return. > > We're not worried about leaving as the sheriff lives on one side of us, > the President of the Neighborhood Watch lives on the other side and our > FBI son will be staying here to feed our three pit bulldogs and see that > the electric fence remains fully charged. > > See you all later....hope to get lots of "goodies" in Utah!!! > > Warmly, Dolores > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [PAGE-L] See you later! > Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1999 21:01:51 -0400 > From: "Lynda T. Murphy" <ladyxx@roanoke.infi.net> > To: PAGE-L@rootsweb.com > > Delores: > > have a wonderful trip. Hope you find volumes in Salt Lake. > > Lynda Murphy

Delores: have a wonderful trip. Hope you find volumes in Salt Lake. Lynda Murphy

Hi, We're leaving with our travel trailer for a short vacation and will be going through Salt Lake City, Utah on our way to see the Lewis & Clark Museum in Montana. I'll get three DAYS at the GREAT Mormon Library again, but have enough research planned to take three YEARS. I won't be unsubbing from PAGE-L during this time, but I won't be able to answer any mail (all kinds) until our return. We're not worried about leaving as the sheriff lives on one side of us, the President of the Neighborhood Watch lives on the other side and our FBI son will be staying here to feed our three pit bulldogs and see that the electric fence remains fully charged. See you all later....hope to get lots of "goodies" in Utah!!! Warmly, Dolores

Cathy, I'm wondering if there is a connection in our PAGEs. Mine are in the same time frame and in counties on either side of Gibson - Henry County, TN and Pemiscot County, MO. Mary Ann PAGE is my ggg grandmother. Please let me know if you see any connections. Looking forward to hearing from you. Laura Darr darrfam@bellsouth.net Descendants of Mary Ann PAGE Generation No. 1 1. MARY ANN1 PAGE was born 1811 in Ripley, Tippah County, Mississippi. Burial: Murfreesboro, Tennessee. She married JACK (ISHAM OR ISOM) PUCKETT February 26, 1829 in Rutherford County, Tennessee. He was born 1807 in Ripley, Tippah County, Mississippi. Burial: City Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Tennessee Children of MARY PAGE and JACK PUCKETT are: i. AUGUSTA2 PUCKETT, b. 1830; d. died young. ii. JOHN M. PUCKETT, b. 1832; m. MARY BRIDGES. iii. SAMUEL ANDERSON PUCKETT, b. April 05, 1833; m. MARGARET ADAIR, 1857. 2. iv. LAFAYETTE A. PUCKETT, b. April 27, 1835; d. September 18, 1891. v. FRANCIS J. PUCKETT, b. 1838. vi. FREEDONIA B. PUCKETT, b. 1840; m. HUMPHERY. vii. MARSHALL L. PUCKETT, b. 1842. viii. CALVIN THOMPSON PUCKETT, b. 1844; m. PENELOPE A. MARSH. ix. MARY ELLEN PUCKETT, b. 1846; m. SURVETT. x. MARINDA C. PUCKETT, b. 1849; m. JOE WHITE. Generation No. 2 2. LAFAYETTE A.2 PUCKETT (MARY ANN1 PAGE) was born April 27, 1835, and died September 18, 1891. Burial: Ephesus. He married (2) LUCINDA HALL March 19, 1879 in Carroll County, Tennessee, daughter of JACK HALL. She was born August 26, 1846 in Carroll Co, Tennessee, and died November 19, 1920 in Paris, Tennessee, Henry County. Burial: November 21, 1920, Ephesus Children of LAFAYETTE A. PUCKETT are: i. BOB3 PUCKETT, m. JOSEPHINE. ii. BROTHER 1 PUCKETT. 3. iii. BILLY PUCKETT, d. 1925, Caruthersville, Pemiscot County, Missouri. Children of LAFAYETTE PUCKETT and LUCINDA HALL are: 4. iv. GEORGE WASHINGTON3 PUCKETT. v. JOHN WESLEY PUCKETT, m. LELA ROBINSON. 5. vi. ANDREW LAFAYETTE PUCKETT, b. February 15, 1880; d. May 19, 1949, Lilbourn, Mo.. 6. vii. MARY MAGNOLIA PUCKETT, b. January 29, 1882, near McKenzie, Carroll Co. or Henry Co.,Tennessee; d. May 29, 1954, Hayti, Missouri, Pemiscot County, Memorial Hospital. Cathy Morgan wrote: > Thomas E. Page,son of John and Mary (Eubank) Page of Gibson Co, TN and his wife Prudence Guy appear on the 1850 Obion Co TN census with children, James(age 13), Mary(age 10), Nancy(age 8), Ann (age 6), Susan(age 4), Henrietta (age 1 1/2)and Jefferson(age 17 brother of Thomas). > > In 1860, they appear in Dunklin Co MO: > Thos. Page age 49 born TN > Prudence age 43 born NC > Nancy E. age 18 born TN > Martha A. age 15 born TN > Adaline age 12 born TN > Margaret age 7 born TN > They are living next door to James and Frances I Page ages 23 & 24 who I believe is the son from the 1850 census. > > In 1870 Dunklin Co MO, Prudence is age 54 and daughter Susan age 24 and Margaret age 17 are living with her. Does anyone have burial information on Thomas Page, or know of any descendants? Thomas E. and Jefferson Page are brothers of Robert L. Page from whom I descend. Thanks > Cathy

Thomas E. Page,son of John and Mary (Eubank) Page of Gibson Co, TN and his wife Prudence Guy appear on the 1850 Obion Co TN census with children, James(age 13), Mary(age 10), Nancy(age 8), Ann (age 6), Susan(age 4), Henrietta (age 1 1/2)and Jefferson(age 17 brother of Thomas). In 1860, they appear in Dunklin Co MO: Thos. Page age 49 born TN Prudence age 43 born NC Nancy E. age 18 born TN Martha A. age 15 born TN Adaline age 12 born TN Margaret age 7 born TN They are living next door to James and Frances I Page ages 23 & 24 who I believe is the son from the 1850 census. In 1870 Dunklin Co MO, Prudence is age 54 and daughter Susan age 24 and Margaret age 17 are living with her. Does anyone have burial information on Thomas Page, or know of any descendants? Thomas E. and Jefferson Page are brothers of Robert L. Page from whom I descend. Thanks Cathy

My great-great grandmother had her mother-in-law committed to the Dayton State Hospital merely because the woman was mildly senile and a lot of trouble to care for because of physical poor health. This was in the late 1920's or early 1930's. So I don't think we should jump to conclusions that anyone was what we would, in our "enlightened age," consider insane merely because they were committed. Vicki

Lets not forget that the First Lady, Mary Todd Lincoln, was institutionalized merely on her son's signature. He thought she went insane after the shooting of her husband. Perhaps he expected his mother to be stronger than she was, and maybe he thought her emotional withdrawel was indeed insanity, and not the unspeakable grief left after the death of two children and a husband. Thank God we have become more educated and compassionate.

----- Original Message ----- From: Michael Harding <hillview@gte.net> To: <ConPutnam@aol.com> Sent: Friday, August 13, 1999 8:00 PM Subject: Re: [PAGE-L] Insanity Question.... > One thing that they would put a male in for was open Homosexuality! Found > this Happened in my mothers Nebraska Family Tree. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <ConPutnam@aol.com> > To: <PAGE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, August 13, 1999 5:57 PM > Subject: [PAGE-L] Insanity Question.... > > > > Wondering....? The brother of my maternal g-grandfather ended up in > insane > > institution. Haven't done any research on insanity per se [yet] and there > > seem to be no other known instances in this family line...[that's not to > say > > that I don't have my share of crazy relatives]....Has anyone done any > > research on the genetics of this? Is it primarily considered > environmental > > and stress related.....or are there several types of insanity and multiple > > causal factors? Guess I'm not asking a simple yes or no type question, > but > > perhaps someone out there has some references for the layperson to peruse? > > Thanks for suggestions......connie > > > > > > ==== PAGE Mailing List ==== > > Visit GENEALOGY RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET - > > http://members.aol.com/johnf14246/internet.html > > >

Connie, it depends on the definition of insanity.....A family secret was kept that my great grandmother had been in a mental institution. I ran across it in the State Archives and asked my parents. They explained that grandmother was crazy for awhile. Being a genealogist, I had to dig further. I found the court document for when she was commited. She was commited for throwing a rock at my great grandfather. He had been making fun of her false teeth and made her sit out in the other room while she ate because they made too much noise. She got tired of it and threw a rock at him. She did everything he said after that, according to my family members. She showed some anger and got in "big" trouble for that. Sometimes we need to investigate further. Cathy - >Wondering....? The brother of my maternal g-grandfather ended up in insane >institution. Haven't done any research on insanity per se [yet] and there >seem to be no other known instances in this family line...[that's not to say >that I don't have my share of crazy relatives]....Has anyone done any >research on the genetics of this? Is it primarily considered environmental >and stress related.....or are there several types of insanity and multiple >causal factors? Guess I'm not asking a simple yes or no type question, but >perhaps someone out there has some references for the layperson to peruse? >Thanks for suggestions......connie > > >==== PAGE Mailing List ==== >Visit GENEALOGY RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET - >http://members.aol.com/johnf14246/internet.html > >

Wondering....? The brother of my maternal g-grandfather ended up in insane institution. Haven't done any research on insanity per se [yet] and there seem to be no other known instances in this family line...[that's not to say that I don't have my share of crazy relatives]....Has anyone done any research on the genetics of this? Is it primarily considered environmental and stress related.....or are there several types of insanity and multiple causal factors? Guess I'm not asking a simple yes or no type question, but perhaps someone out there has some references for the layperson to peruse? Thanks for suggestions......connie

Just found another deed that I missed yesterday in my William F. PAGE post. This is for land that belonged to his father, Lemuel PAGE. Logan Co., KY Deed Index: Page, Lemuel & wf. Susan to Henry Cressan* Deed Bk. Q, p. 405 (38 Acres on Whippoorwill Creek) (this accounts for 38 acres of the 83 1/4 acres that I could not account for Lemuel disposing of in this county----just 48 1/4 acres left) If anyone can account for the other 48 1/4 acres, please post it here so all can have that information. I also have a correction to make on the recording date of a deed on yesterday's post: Deed Bk. 31, p. 253: Hickman & Morgan to Susan PAGE Recorded: 5 Feb 1852 (NOT 1952) * In Part #23 of my PAGE-L posts, I discussed a Henry CRESSAN - this is obviously the same man - and, by the way, I read the Botetourt Co., VA Personal Property Tax Lists 1823-1833. Here's what I found on that name: 1823 - Negative 1824 - Henry G. Crodon 1825 - Henry Crodeon 1826 - Henry Crodeon 1827 - Henry Crodson 1828 - John Cronnon (or Crosson?) Henry Crodson 1829 - Henry G. Crodson 1830-1833 - Negative I believe this to be the same man who was later in Logan Co., KY. I will be searching the deed records of Botetourt Co. next for this name and let you know what I find. Dolores

John, hoping you will go ahead and post the info you have. I'm sure a lot of us are interested. My PAGE family came to Howard County, MO. Still have no proven connection to the Goochland PAGE families, but would sure be nice to fill in as many blanks as possible, to keep them apart, if nothing else. Thanks, Linda In a message dated 8/10/99 7:42:01 AM, jbrach@fone.net writes: << Recently D. Rutherford posted some information about William F. Page to this list. William is a gg-grandfather and I would be very anxious to share what information I have about him and his children I have not done a lot of work on his children so I need to fill in lots of gaps. His third wife, Mary Hensley is my gg-grandmother. Their daughter, Hattie Mae Page is my g-grandmother. If you have information that you would like to exchange please let me know. thanks John Brach jbrach@fone.net >>

This is the PAGE line I am researching. Any assistance or connections would be much appreciated, and information shared. 1 **John PAGE b: 1787 in Suffolk, ENG .. +**Hannah LILLY b: 1790 in Essex, ENG . 2 John PAGE b: 1815 in Suffolk, ENG . 2 *Henry PAGE b: 1819 in St Mary, Key, Ipswich, Suffolk ..... +*Emma ABLITT b: 1830 in Weeley, Essex ..... 3 Thomas A. PAGE b: 1851 in Ipswich, Suffolk, ENGLAND ..... 3 Emma PAGE b: 1856 in Stratford, Essex ..... 3 *Henry William Ablitt PAGE b: 1860 in Stratford, Essex, ENG ......... +*Sarah Jeanne FRANCE b: 1874 in Rock Ferry, Cheshire, ENG . 2 Hannah PAGE b: Jan 29, 1822 in St. Peters, Ipswich, ENG; d: Feb 02, 1822 in St Peters, Ipswich, ENG . 2 Hannah Maria PAGE b: January 26, 1824 . 2 George PAGE b: November 23, 1828 in St, Peters, Ipswich, Suffolk, ENG Carol C-H <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/ Life is not lost by dying; life is lost minute by minute, day by dragging day, in all the thousand small uncaring ways. ~ Stephen Vincent Benét

Here's an interesting message from a fellow Page family member who I believe is associated with the line of Col. John Page of Williamsburg, but not yet proven. I have forwarded to him information about the Page-Nelson Society and efforts to document and catalog Page family members who may be related to that Virginia Page line from Col. John Page who immigrated c. 1657. He is the author of a web page about William Byrd Page (1803-1851) at: <http://www.marshallhall.org/page.html><http://www.marshallhall.org/page.html> Marshall Hall is an historic ruin of a plantation home of the Marshall family that is situated on the Potomac River across from Mt. Vernon, Washington's plantation home. I live adjacent to Marshall Hall. George W. Page ++++++++++ >From: "Magno . Charles" <CMagno@drc.com> >To: "'George W. Page'" <gwpage@erols.com> >Subject: Society Colonial Dames Pages >Date: Tue, 10 Aug 1999 06:21:58 -0400 >X-Mailer: Internet Mail Service (5.5.2448.0) > >Hi George- Washington Craig Page, below, is the brother of the >Marshall Hall web site Wm Page 1803-1851. The following is a transcription >of what I found in the LaPlata Library last month. Will be going back to >Maryland and Virginia either this or next month. > >Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families >Period From 1634-March 25th to March 25th-1935 >by Alice Norris Parran, Author and Editor >The Tercentenary Edition is Sponsored by the >Southern Maryland Society Colonial Dames >Founder and President, Mrs. Francis J. Parran >pp. 285-286: >-PAGE- > >PAGE--(NORRIS--CARMIACHALL--CLAGGETT--MARSHALL) >Registrants: Under the dignity of Historical Personages of Eng., Va. >and Md. The Historical Williamsburg and Fredericksburg, Va., the town also >of Alexandria, Va., were birthplaces of this distinguished lineage, many of >the first families of Va. intermarried as well as of Md., with Page to >Digges, Norris, Claggett, etc. Gov. E. D. Digges of Chillum Castle, b-1621, >d-1675, m- Elizabeth Page, sister of Col. John Page of Eng. and Va. >PAGE: Elizabeth Lindsay Page, now, Mrs. Bennett Biscoe Norris. (See Norris >Registration.) 611 Reservoir Street, Baltimore, Md. >Lineage: Brig. Gen. Charles Page, U.S.A. Retired, whose service in >expeditions against the Indians in Western States was noted; he was cited >for distinguished service and 42 years of activity. Was brevetted for >faithful and meritorious service. He was again in service during the Civil >War. He was b- in Alexandria, Va., in 1829, a son of Washington Page and Ann >Claggett of Md. Her family distinguished for the lineage of the first >Protestant Episcopal Bishop, Thomas Claget, of Md. General Page m-Elizabeth >Carmiachall of Fredericksburg, Va., a famed beauty and her sister, Ann >Carmiachall, a noted belle of Va. In 1775 the Page family was registered at >the "Rawley" Tavern in Williamsburg, Va. Mr. Wm. Page received a letter from >his sister in London in 1775 directed to him at this historical tavern, now >the Rockefeller Foundation Center of Williamsburg, Va. This quaint letter >in perfect penmanship by this sister, Mary Page, sends a present to dear >brother and sister here of a 58-pound Cheshire cheese. The label and letter >is perfect and Lindsay Page Norris presented this to the Raleigh (now so >spelled, then Rawley) Tavern for the exhibition cases. Gen. Charles Page's >mother was Ann Claggett, dau-of Capt. Horatio Claggett and wife, Catherine >Barnes. Horatio was son of Richard Claggett, who d-1799 and who owned the >Plantation of "Strawberry Hill." His wife was Mary Marshall, dau-of John >Marshall, Major John Marshall of MARSHALL HALL, opposite Mt. Vernon on >Potomac River, Md. >The family of Washington Craig Page consists now of descendants through son, >Mr. Claggett Page, Mr. John Page and the children Gen. Charles Page. >Washington E. Page, Mr. Allen C. Page and Lindsay Page, now, Mrs. Bennet >Biscoe Norris. > -PAGE- >Registrants: Under the dignity of the Page family, Historical Personages of >Md., Va., and Foreign noble connections. >Through the right of descent-the children of Mr. John Marshall Page and his >wife, Bertha Heineman. (Issue-6 ch). >PAGE: Mr. John Marshall Page, Jr. > Mrs. nee-Edith McCay (of New Orleans). 4110 South Lookout Avenue, > Little Rock, Arkansas.(issue-1ch)-John Marshall Page IIIrd. >Mary Elizabeth Page, now, Mrs. Charles Walter Miller. 2706 N. Calvert > Street, Baltimore, Md. >Mr. Edward Lewis Page > Mrs. nee-Helen Wheatley. Address: Care of Mrs. John Marshall Page, > Sr., 2505 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md. (issue-2ch)-Robert > Alfred Page, Edward Wheatley Page >Charlotte Clementine Page, now Mrs. Wm. Yansey Dawson. Address: as > above. (issue-2ch)-Dorothy Page Strobel, Virginia Lee Strobel. >Other members of Brig. Gen. Charles Page family through his brothers >included: Mr. Walter Page, Miss Nettie Page, Mr. Washington Page Jr., >of La Plata, Md. >

Recently D. Rutherford posted some information about William F. Page to this list. William is a gg-grandfather and I would be very anxious to share what information I have about him and his children I have not done a lot of work on his children so I need to fill in lots of gaps. His third wife, Mary Hensley is my gg-grandmother. Their daughter, Hattie Mae Page is my g-grandmother. If you have information that you would like to exchange please let me know. thanks John Brach jbrach@fone.net