I am searching for families of Frederick "Fred" Harrison Page b. about 1843 in Connecticut and Louis Hobart Page b. about 1856 in Connecticut. They were sons of Harvey Page b. Dec 14, 1822 in Connecticut and Harriet Page b. about 1826 d. 1858 in Connecticut. (Harvey and Harriet Page perhaps had one other son, Erwin C. Page b. 1846 in Connecticut - d. young.) Louis Page married Ida Stokes December 4, 1877 in Dallas, Texas. They had at least 4 children. 1. Irene Page married Stuart Chambers and they lived in St. Louis, Missouri in 1929. 2. Hilda Page 3. Ralph Page, also residing in St. Louis, Missouri in 1929, and 4. Charles Hart Page b. December 27, 1880 d. June 2, 1881 buried in Greenwood Cemetery in Dallas, Tx. Page Nichols Nickell

Dear Page mail group, I just wanted to invite you to come see my new web page containing lots of Page (30) located at http://popp-family.rootsweb.com/ Please visit! Teri Popp in Minneapolis

This does not answer your question but-- in recent years the hospital changed its name to the Boston Regional Medical Center and earlier this year because of budgetary problems-- it closed! It is gone as a hospital. Of course, the buildings are still there. Duane Crabtree _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

The James PAGE that you are asking about was the son of Robert PAGE and Mary MURRELL who were in Albemarle Co., VA and moved to Adair Co., KY ca. 1806-1807 as he is first taxed in Adair Co. in 1807. According to family records, James was b. 6 Jun 1788 in Albemarle Co., VA and md. Susannah J. FOSTER. His father, Robert, died in Adair Co. in 1817 and his will is recorded there. However, he still owned land in Albemarle and Nelson (formerly Amherst) Co., VA when he died and the records whereby his heirs disposed of it are recorded in those counties. Robert's ancestry is still in question, but Mary MURRELL was the dau. of George MURRELL and his wife Janet CHEWNING (CHOWNING?) It appears that the deed that you mentioned is for this James PAGE as he had 225 acres of land on the Green River in Adair Co.. In 1824 (the last year that I copied the Adair Co. tax records), he was shown with 8 slaves. His name was next to his mother's in this list and he was the only James PAGE in the county. By the 1830 Census, James is shown with 21 slaves (11 males, 10 females). Hope this helps. Dolores

Have recently seen the 1790 Maine census and see both a James Page and a James Page, Jr. in the Bangor, ME area. I expect that one of these two would be the father of my grandmothers, Mary Jane Page Dickey and Delia Page Smart. Duane Crabtree _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Washington Co. KY book H-476, 1 Jun 1824 - Indenture between George HUNTER of Wash. Co. one part and James PAGE of Adair Co. KY other part - for $2000 - the following slaves - Ben, Lucy, Jerry, Nan, Benny, Milly, Winny, Lydia, Henrietta, and Rachael. Wit.: John WOODWARD, Joab HUNTER, Thomas WOODWARD Signed George HUNTER Can anyone identify which James PAGE this was?? Dan Page dpage@ipa.net

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All places that I know are included in my previous message: Frank- fort and Monroe, ME area south and west of Bangor is my best guess. Wish I had more. Duane Crabtree _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Seeking info on ancestors: James Page of Maine married Delia Curtis. Daughter, Mary Jane Page, b. 9 May 1823, Frankfort, ME; d. 3 Jul 1903, Easton, ME; m. Robert Dickey, int. 15 Feb 1844, Monroe, ME. Daughter, Delia Page, b. 14 Nov 1826; d. 15 Nov 1884; m. Jacob Smart, b. 8 Jan 1816; d. 17 Feb 1877. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Duane E. Crabtree _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Thanks to ALL! You have probably heard the old saying, "If it were a snake, it would have bitten me!" Don L. Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com

I know that this question has probably been asked and answered before but I can't seem to find the answer. Isn't there an archive which contains all of the messages that have been sent to PAGE-L? I need to download a few of Dolores's Page postings and I don't want to ask her for the ones that I have missed when being gone and unsubscribed for a short period. Don L. Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com

Looking for others researching or have info in regard to the surname PAGE in Alleghany Co., NY. Thank you, Bonnie

Hi...In answer to those who responded to my posting about locating information on railroad workers I'm posting the following locations. I'll answer individual questions separately. I'm not certain about the extent or if there is information on casual workers. My ancestor applied for retirement benefits even though his work history was sparodic and I received a monthly summary of his employment from about 1906 through 1958, information about his three marriages, and some non rr related work history. I was able to track him across the US and even have a possible "alias" to check out. Hope this helps some of you. connie Web site for the Railroad Retirement Board....check out regional office addresses to find one closest to your ancestor's location and then write a snail mail and they will check for his employee records. http://www.rrb.gov/ This is the address I used to request a search...It can take from 30-60 days to complete and the search fee is not refundable, even if they are unable to locate the information requested or the file has been destroyed. I think the fee was $15 or maybe a bit more. By the way, the social security number of my ancestor was not the one that shows the holder to be a railroad employee, so even though he was not "career" they did have extensive records for him. US Railroad Retirement Board 844 North Rush Street Chicago, Illinois 60611-2092 Happy Hunting

A great many THANKS to all of you who have sent such kind words about my Goochland Co., VA PAGE posts. You have been more than generous with your comments and I appreciate each and every one of them. Because there were so many of you and I didn't want to have this on the Table of Contents that you requested, I'm sending this in a separate message. These posts were a labor of love and I hope that you received some new information from them. Good luck with your searches. May you have much success in your work. Warmly, Dolores

The 1840 census of Teabo (or Tebo) Twp, Rives Co. MO (later renamed Henry Co.) shows: PAGE, B. J. 2m (0-4) 1m (20-29) 1f (20-29) 1sf (10-23) 1 (Agri) Can anyone identify this B. J. PAGE?? Nearby in Big Creek Twp. was Joshua PAGE (Anderson, James, Exolheath), but I can't find a B. J. in that line. B. J. does not appear in Tebo Twp. on the 1850 census, nor elsewhere in Henry Co. Joshua had a son named Benjamin, age 18 in 1850. I'm wondering whether Joshua maybe had a younger brother Benjamin born 1811-20?? <<IF>> B. J. was a "Benjamin," the only Benjamins I can identify of about that age are descendants of Robert Page and Rachel Brockman. e.g. Maybe he was Benjamin (James Nelson, Robert, Exolheath)?? Dan Page dpage@ipa.net

Looking for information on the ancestors of Samuel Page. Here is his line. 1. SAMUEL PAGE born ca 1770 died 6 Sept 1825/buried Dundas Cemetary, Ontario, Canada SP HANNAH CORNNELL b 1773 d 1851 remarried David House, Smithville, Ontario 2. MARGARET PAGE b 1790 in USA d unkn SP JAMES VAN VALKENBURGH b 1788 in USA d unkn 3. JOHN VAN VALKENBURGH b in USA d unkn 2. JOHN PAGE b 1791 in US d unknJOHN PAGE WAS A FARMER. WHEN MARTHA DIED HE MARRIED AMY D. THIS WAS ON THE 1861 CENSUS. SHE WAS BORN ABOUT 1815. SOURCES FOR THIS FAMILY WERE CANADIAN CENSUS, 1852, LINCOLN COUNTY, GAINSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP, ONTARIO, PAGE 35 AND 1861 LINCOLN COUNTY, GRIMSBY TOWNSHIP, ONTARIO PAGE 36. SP MARTHA b 1793 USA d unkn 3.SAMUEL,PAGE b 1815 d unkn SP MANERVA PAGE b 1826 d unkn 3. WILLIAM PAGE b 1818 d unkn 3. ALGERNON PAGE b 1826 Smithville, Ont. d unkn SP MARGARET PAGE b 1823 d unkn 3. ANDREW PAGE b 1830 Smithville, Ontario d unkn 3. MARY J PAGE b 1838 Smithville, Ontario 2. NATHANIEL PAGE b 1807 New Jersey d 1872 Van Buren County, Michigan/MOVED TO KENT COUNTY, MICHIGAN BEFORE THE 1850 CENSUS. ENDED UP IN VAN BUREN COUNTY, MICHIGAN/BURIED IN MICHIGAN/POSSIBLY BREEDSVILLE CEMETERY. SP WEALTHY MATILDA PECK b 1808 Was From Copetown, Ontario 3. JAMES L. PAGE b 1830 d May 7, 1868 Michigan 3. ROSANNA PAGE b 1831 d May 8, 1901 SP RUEBEN CHURCH 1818 SECOND HUSBAND WAS ABRAM PECK. THEIR CHILD WAS FANNIE PECK. 3. EPHRAIM PAGE b 1842 SP ELIZABETH MARY BOGARDUS SECOND WIFE WAS MARY OSTRANDER BORN IN 1853 3. MARY A. PAGE b 1843 SP WILLIAM H. JOHNSON b 1834 3. JOHN PAGE b 1845 d June 14, 1864, Nashville, Tennessee 3. SARAH PAGE b 1847 d unkn SP ORLANDO L. DUVALL 3. HARRIETT PAGE b 1849 d Aug 15, 1934, Ferndale, Washington SP WILLIAM LAFERTY 1836 3. FRANKLIN PAGE b 1851 SP JENNY ? 3. CHARLES L. PAGE b 1854 3. GEORGE W. PAGE b 1855 SP JULIA D. DUNN 3. WILLIAM PAGE b 1857 2. ROSANNA PAGE b 1804 New York State d unkn/LIVED IN MICHIGAN, VAN BUREN C0UNTY/ALSO SHOWS UP IN KENT COUNTY MICHIGAN 1850 CENSUS AS 46 YEARS OLD. THERE ARE TWO CHILDREN SHOWN, ANDREW MOORE AND ROSELLE MOORE. JULIA SHINER PAGE AND HER PARENTS BOTH HAD CHILDREN WITH THE LAST NAME MOORE LIVING WITH THEM IN THE 1850 CENSUS. SP ANDREW SHINER b 1803 in Pennsylvania d unkn 1850 CENSUS ALBION, ORLEANS COUNTY, NEW YORK. HE WAS LISTED AS 44 YEARS OLD. SHOWS UP IN GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN KENT COUNTY 1850 CENSUS AS 47 YEARS OLD, A SHOEMAKER BORN IN PENNSYLVANIA. 3.JULIA ANN SHINER b 1825 New York State d May 1, 1872 SP JOHN F PAGE b 1823 2. REBECCA PAGE b 1806 d unkn 2. JAMES DOWLIN PAGE b Jan. 18, 1801 New York State d Oct. 17, 1867, St. Anne, Ontario /LEATHER TANNER, FARMER, BLACKSMITH, SHOEMAKER. ARRIVED SMITHVILLE, ONTARIO & BOUGHT 200 ACRES IN 1818/1820. WENT TO BURLINGTON, ONTARIO IN 1825. RETURNED TO SMITHVILLE IN 1845. WAS A DEACON IN THE BAPTIST CHURCH AT BEAMSVILLE. SP MARY "POLLY" FISHER b Nov. 27, 1805 St. Anne, Ontario d Oct. 21, 1888 Smithville, Ontario/DESCENDED FROM THE VIRGINIA CLINES 3. JACOB PAGE b May 7, 1825 d Sep 14, 1827 3. HANNAH PAGE b Oct. 5,1826 d Oct. 13, 1884 SP JAMES H. PATTERSON b 1824 d 1909 /FARMER IN SMITHVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA. BURIED GAINSBORO TWP. ONTARIO, CANADA. 3. ELIZABETH PAGE Aug. 23,1828 d Nov. 15, 1893 SP ROBERT KERR 3. JAMES WILLIAM PAGE b Oct. 22, 1830 Smithville, Ontario d Aug. 16, 1913, Phillipsburg, Kansas/Harnessmaker SP MARY JANE RICHARDSON b June 2, 1837 Wisbeach, England d Jan 14, 1914 Almena, Kansas/FAMILY MOVED FROM IOWA TO COOKS VALLEY, MINNESOTA IN MAY 1873, AND FROM THERE TO PHILLIPSBURG IN THE FALL OF 1880. 3. GEORGE PAGE b Dec. 29, 1832 d Jan 6, 1839 3. MARY PAGE Nov. 19, 1834 d Nov. 10, 1926 ST. ANNE, ONTARIO SP CALVIN PATTERSON b DEC. 22, 1832 d Nov. 26, 1904 3. MARIA PAGE b Feb. 6,1837 d May 27, 1910 SP JOHN DEWITT DAVIS b April 4, 1834 d June 1925 3. SAMUEL PAGE b April 19, 1839 d Mar15, 1840 3. NANCY PAGE b July 25, 1841 d Nov. 27, 1921 SP PETER H BRADT b Oct. 18, 1844 d Nov. 2, 1940 FARMER CLINTON TOWNSHIP, LINCOLN COUNTY, ONTARIO 3. MARGARET PAGE b Dec. 7, 1843 d Jan 14, 1897 3. ALFRED PAGE Nov. 10, 1845 d Jan 29, 1918 SP EMMA ANN HILL b Feb 7, 1850 d 1915 3. CALVIN PAGE b Mar 5, 1848 d May 25, in Kansas SP EMMA AMELIA DURKEE b Sep. 2, 1846 d May 2, 1924 2. NANCY PAGE b 1807 SP JOHN VAN VALKENBURGH

Their 12 children are as follows: 1-Lewis George b. 13 Nov 1754 Haverhill, d. 16 Apr 1814 Haverhill, m. 8 Feb 1776 Haverhill to Alice Pike (1st cousin) 2-Alice George b. 18 Feb 1756 Haverhill, d. 8 Oct 1837 Sanborton, NH, m. 18 Jan 1776 Haverhill to James Pike, Jr 3-Jacob George b. 25 Nov 1757 Haverhill, d. 1781 Haverhill 4-Johnathan George b. 4 Oct 1759 Haverhill, d. 11Oct 1759 Haverhill 5-Lydia George b. 3 Sep 1760 Haverhill, d. 8 Mar 1848 Haverhill, m. 5 Mar 1782 Haverhill to Austin George (1st cousin) 6-Benjamin George b. 28 Mar 1762 Haverhill, d. 31 Oct 1823 Newburyport, m. 27 April 1783 Haverhill to Hannah Nichols 7-Ezra George b. 20 Oct 1763 Haverhill, d. 1850 Franklin, NH m. 15 Mar 1754 Nancy Jennings/Ginnins 8-Rebekah George b. 2 Jul 1756 Haverhill, d. Haverhill 9-Levi George b. 22 Mar 1767 Haverhill, d. 4 Feb 1848 Canaan, NH, m. 1-Polly Pettingill 2-Betsey Sanborn 10-Stephen George b. 7 Mar 1770 Haverhill, d. 3 Jul 1821 Salisbury, NH, m. Eunice True Morrill 11-Enoch Page George b. 28 Nov 1771 Haverhill, d. 23 Nov 1851 Rumney, NH, m. Lucy Wells 12-Johnathan George b. 1 Sep 1773 Haverhill, d. 18 Sep 1773 Haverhill Source: George Genealogy by Keith H. George Cherryl Hi Cherryl. don't know about Rebekah, but do you have the names and birth and death dates for the 12 children. Thanks. ED Page -----Original Message----- From: Cherryl A Ball [mailto:cherryl_a_ball@email.mobil.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 4:10 PM To: PAGE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PAGE-L] Rebekah PAGE m. Samuel GEORGE I am searching for the vitals on the parents of Rebekah PAGE (widow Rebekah PAGE?) who married Samuel GEORGE in Haverhill, Essex, MA on 25 July 1754. I have her parents as Lewis PAGE and Lydia Griffin/Guffing. I have Rebekah's vitals as born 6 Oct 1736 in Haverhill and died 6 April 1825 in Salisbury, Grafton, NH. They had 12 children. Any help would be appreciated! THANKS. Cherryl Ball ==== PAGE Mailing List ==== Visit USGENWEB for links to GENWEB pages and data archives for all states http://www.usgenweb.com/

Cousins, Please bookmark - save - the url for my homepage: http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/ There are time when Internet connections between you and others malfunction for one reason or another, and you may not be able to get or receive posts from some locations. If this "malfunction" occurs between your ISP and RootsWeb, your list mail may be delayed. If you are ever concerned that there might be a more serious problem, check my homepage - if I hear of anything that is causing prolonged difficulty, I will post a notice there. Am always glad to hear from all of you - but if your e-mail is not making it through, I might not get your post (or be able to get one back to you), while you could still access my home page. As you have seen in the RootsWeb Review, we have new research tools for surnames, all in "clusters". They are still being installed and fine-tuned, but some can already be used. Go to http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/ to check it out - I will update you as we know more about these. Your listowner, Carol C-H   <cch@netdoor.com>    http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

"Thank you" really doesn't express how very grateful I am to Delores for sharing her ideas and research with us. As a newcomer to this increasingly pervasive hobby, I have learned so much from her attention to detail and her thoughtful analyses of the available records. Equally impressive is her thorough and cogent presentation of the evidence, augmented by her words of caution. Nevertheless, even though the words aren't enough-- thank you, Delores, for sharing your knowledge and expertise. You are a family treasure! Sincerely, Pat Landwehr

Bravo ! Bravo !! Curtain Calls !!! Standing ovation !!!! And a huge bouquet of red roses for Dolores for her work and contributions to the Page List !!!!! One of your many admirers