Hello Barb, I hope your eyes have improved. I have communicated with Delores Rutherford, but have not talked with George Page. Delores has done a lot of work researching the Page family. I don't know of anything about dna testing. Didn't you say you have the Father and Mother of my John Page? If you do, please send them to me. Thanks Ron Keene [email protected] Tex <[email protected]> wrote: Hi Ron, My eyes are still giving me trouble when I try to read. Seems like it's eye strain. Therefore, I plan to take my new glasses back to Sears to see if the prescription is what it should be. If that doesn't help...then I think I'll have my own Optometrist examine my eyes to see what he feels my prescription should be vs what I have now. Have they found any cataracts on your eyes? Once you have those show up --- out come the lenses. What is this "H" line you are talking about? I was looking at the DNA for James Page b. 1807 and our John Page. I also was looking at the Fosters & Carter. If certain markers match in all those surnames does that mean that we carry the same gene? I have only one "male" left of our Page line. Now, my niece has a boy....but that wouldn't count for the male Page DNA? George W. Page seems to be a really dedicated researcher. He has traced a lot of Page lines. So has Delores Rutherford. She traced every VA Page line and followed them into other states. George usually knows what he is talking about. Well! I've tired my eyes beyond strained tonight. Think I'll put them to bed. Nite, Barb ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Yahoo! Travel.

The History of Washington County C. C. Page on page 89, 91-92, there is a letter from C. C. Page's wife. My great grandpapa was ambushed shot and killed in Escatawpa, Alabama and buried in the Old Escatawpa Cemetery in 1870 In the 1940s a logging truck ran thru the Old Escatawpa Cemetery and knocked over graves and the big truck with logs just tore up the graves. My great grandpapa Joseph R. Waldrop, his wife Sarah Baxter Waldrop and her mother Chairty Elizabeth Williford Baxter were three of the few graves were destroyed. (to our sorrow). So I don't know if your C. C. Page was buried there where the graves were destroyed or not. Take Care, Sandra Researching Surnames: Waldrops, Woulards, Willifords, Baxters, Masters, Richardsons, McBrides, McKenzies,Whites, Aldridges, Livermans (Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi) <><

Thank you for your response. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of susan howland Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 3:12 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PAGE] Page/Wood - Virginia Debbie, While I can't help you, I was interested to see Lee County, VA mentioned in your post. Just in case you are researching in Lee Co, my father, Francis (Frank) N. Page (1914-1895) died in Lee County and is buried in the cemetery in Dryden, Lee CO, VA. I have his genealogy, but he would not be related to your Peter Page. ( and Frank's grandson's name is Peter, but not Page.) We lived in Lee County for 6 years.....it is a beautiful place. Susan Page Howland Debbie Arvaneh wrote: > Looking for information on Peter Page living in Lee County, Virginia in > 1797. He married Elizabeth Wood. They later moved to Indiana. I am > looking for Peter and Elizabeth's parents. > > > > Thank You! > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Never mind, after looking through my information, there is no relation between your Cary C. Page and Wilburn and Thomas M. Page. However, I do have the following information on your Cary C. Page (forgive me if you already have this): Cary C. Page appears on the 1830 and 1831 Hinds County Mississippi tax rolls (along with a Samuel Page) Cary C. Page appears on the 1841 Mississippi Census in Lauderdale County and on the 1850 Lauderdale County, Mississippi U.S. Census. I spent a lot of time trying to connect the various PAGE's living in the Mississippi Territory. The majority of them either go back to Thomas Page and Mary Scott who settled in Covington County and some of whose children moved to Lauderdale and Neshoba Counties or John Page who was in Amite County in 1811. Sorry, I don't know where you Cary C. Page fits. Diane Ferrer -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 8:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PAGE] Cary C. Page Message from Betty I don't know if I have talked with you or not. Your C. C. Page was State Representive of Washington County, Alabama about 1866 / 67 he was shot and killed. My great grandpapa took his place. State Representive Joseph R. Waldrop from Escatawpa, Alabama, Washington County, 1867. He too, was ambushed shot and killed, in 1870; Do you have the History Book of Washington County? There is information about your Page and my Waldrop in book. As of now I do not know who C. C. Page's parents are but I will continue to look and see if I can help you out. If you have heard of Joseph R. Waldrop and have any information on him, I would love to share with you. Take Care, Sandra maiden name Waldrop Muscogee County, Georgia Researching Surnames: Waldrops, Woulards, Willifords, Baxters, Masters, Richardsons, McBrides, McKenzies,Whites, Aldridges, Livermans (Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi) <>< ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.488 / Virus Database: 269.14.0/1046 - Release Date: 10/3/2007 10:08 AM

There may be no connection, but one of my line, Wilburn Page (b 1829 Mobile, AL) and his wife Matilda Walker, lived in Washington County, Alabama in the 1850's. The 1860 census has them living in Choctaw County, Alabama and by 1870 they were living in Anderson County, Texas. Wilburn's sister Jeanette Page Evans also moved to Texas. The children I have listed for Wilburn and Matilda are Emma J. Page, Alice E. Page, Sarah H. Page and Letta H. Page. Wilburn's brother, Thomas M. Page and his wife Sara Corely, also lived in Washington County during this time, but I have that Thomas M. Page died there in 1858. I do not have information on any children for Thomas and Sara Page. Let me know if you think there is a connection and I'll be happy to share what I have. Diane Ferrer -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 8:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PAGE] Cary C. Page Message from Betty I don't know if I have talked with you or not. Your C. C. Page was State Representive of Washington County, Alabama about 1866 / 67 he was shot and killed. My great grandpapa took his place. State Representive Joseph R. Waldrop from Escatawpa, Alabama, Washington County, 1867. He too, was ambushed shot and killed, in 1870; Do you have the History Book of Washington County? There is information about your Page and my Waldrop in book. As of now I do not know who C. C. Page's parents are but I will continue to look and see if I can help you out. If you have heard of Joseph R. Waldrop and have any information on him, I would love to share with you. Take Care, Sandra maiden name Waldrop Muscogee County, Georgia Researching Surnames: Waldrops, Woulards, Willifords, Baxters, Masters, Richardsons, McBrides, McKenzies,Whites, Aldridges, Livermans (Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi) <>< ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.488 / Virus Database: 269.14.0/1046 - Release Date: 10/3/2007 10:08 AM

Debbie, While I can't help you, I was interested to see Lee County, VA mentioned in your post. Just in case you are researching in Lee Co, my father, Francis (Frank) N. Page (1914-1895) died in Lee County and is buried in the cemetery in Dryden, Lee CO, VA. I have his genealogy, but he would not be related to your Peter Page. ( and Frank's grandson's name is Peter, but not Page.) We lived in Lee County for 6 years.....it is a beautiful place. Susan Page Howland Debbie Arvaneh wrote: > Looking for information on Peter Page living in Lee County, Virginia in > 1797. He married Elizabeth Wood. They later moved to Indiana. I am > looking for Peter and Elizabeth's parents. > > > > Thank You! > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >

The "History of Washington County, First County in Alabama" by Jacqueline Anderson Matte, is in the Heritage Room of the Madison County-Huntsville Public Library, Huntsville, Alabama. Thanks for the information on your Joseph R. Waldrop. Do you know where your Waldrop is interred? Maybe Cary C. Page is in the same cemetery. Jeanne Hand Henry ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Looking for information on Peter Page living in Lee County, Virginia in 1797. He married Elizabeth Wood. They later moved to Indiana. I am looking for Peter and Elizabeth's parents. Thank You!

I don't know if I have talked with you or not. Your C. C. Page was State Representive of Washington County, Alabama about 1866 / 67 he was shot and killed. My great grandpapa took his place. State Representive Joseph R. Waldrop from Escatawpa, Alabama, Washington County, 1867. He too, was ambushed shot and killed, in 1870; Do you have the History Book of Washington County? There is information about your Page and my Waldrop in book. As of now I do not know who C. C. Page's parents are but I will continue to look and see if I can help you out. If you have heard of Joseph R. Waldrop and have any information on him, I would love to share with you. Take Care, Sandra maiden name Waldrop Muscogee County, Georgia Researching Surnames: Waldrops, Woulards, Willifords, Baxters, Masters, Richardsons, McBrides, McKenzies,Whites, Aldridges, Livermans (Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi) <><

Cary C. Page and family are enumerated in 1860 Washington County, AL at P. O. St. Stephens. He was killed 23 Dec1868. His widow and children are enumerated 1870 Washington County, AL, at State Line. I have made queries about copied cemeteries in that county but have found no entry for him. Also, I can find no reference to his parents. Jeanne Hand Henry ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Could you tell me where C. C. Page lived. I know of a C. C. Page in Washington County, Alabama in the 1860s. Sandra maiden name Waldrop Muscogee County, Georgia Researching Surnames: Waldrops, Woulards, Willifords, Baxters, Masters, Richardsons, McBrides, McKenzies,Whites, Aldridges, Livermans (Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi) <><

The followung entry on Ancestry.com: Cary C PAGE (b.13 Feb 1896-TX)(d.1965-TX) Wife- Annie Mae CAIN (b.7 Jul 1900-TX)(d.28 Mar 1974-TX) Father- Martin Johnson PAGE (b.5 Jan 1861-AL)(d. 6 Aug 1940-TX)(m.1 Feb 1889-TX) Mother- Sarah Elizabeth GAY (b.11 Apr 1875-TX)(d.21 Sep 1959-TX) ________________________________________________________________________ Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! - http://mail.aol.com

I know that in my vast files, I have something on Cary C. Page but with such little info, I normally hit the delete button. It's like asking if you know John Smith. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 9:44 PM Subject: [PAGE] Cary C. Page Message from Betty >I am attempting to respond to Betty Huntington (ID 3965) who wrote about >her > Great, Great Grandfather Cary C. Page to tell her that I have no > information > concerning his parents. My first message bounced. Sorry. > Jeanne > > > > ************************************** See what's new at > http://www.aol.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

I am attempting to respond to Betty Huntington (ID 3965) who wrote about her Great, Great Grandfather Cary C. Page to tell her that I have no information concerning his parents. My first message bounced. Sorry. Jeanne ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

Dear Ruthanne, Yes, I am still hunting my Jacob. O. Page. The only other person I have contacted was a researcher in Canada. A Jacob. O. Page baptism was found but the dates turned out to be wrong for mine. Jacob left only one son-- Oliver J. Page b. 1867 in Olney IL. Oliver J. was raised by his stepfather Hamilton Wright in Crawford Co. IL. I would not be surprised to find that Jacob's family had been in the colonies and then later returned to the states. I will contact the other researcher you listed. This is my mother's surname and very important to me. Thanks, Marge Crews Telerski

Hi to Marge Crews Telersky: I am almost organized to find others searching for your Jacob Oliver Page as well. Do you correspond with another relative of that man who is a researcher also? She is Diane Biggar-Taylor with the address of - "[email protected]" at least in Y2K which is when she was asking me about Jacob Oliver Page. Possibly she is on this list or a correspondent with Tom Mericle as they both suspect they are related to the Pages of Smithville and the Samuel Page - Hannah Cornell Line. I wanted to discuss your statement in a letter once that land was not given to children. In Canada right after the Revolution it was given to men of dubious patriotic background who wanted to settle in early Canada who were mostly from the US. While they might be 'friends' and loyal citizens and willing to settle down in the 1790's, they had already done some fighting FOR the US and AGAINST the British at an earlier date. These men fell into the grey area of no longer enemies but not quite able to be called Loyalists either - yet they still deserved land. In my line, Elijah Page(Sibil Brooks) was given land probably in the name of a son Aaron(Laura Dayton) when he was only 9 years old simply because the father had already fought as a Patriot. That land had a Ticket of Occupancy daated 1804 yet Aaron did not complete Settlement Duties until 1827 when he finally got his Patent. I think this was the same scenario for the sons of Benedict Arnold who got lands in the British held Caldwell Manor area later called Alburg Twp. Vermont. He was a friend maybe but not able to be a full Loyalist after the considerable harassment he did tormenting the British on Lake Champlain at the start of the Revolution. Many of these old applications for land in Canada showed names of everyone in the family. There are several Jacob Pages in these early land records of Canada and I do not know of any connection to others yet. Ruthanne Page ( still collecting records of early Canadian Page Families)

Hi PAGE List: Earlier I asked if anyone knew more about the family of Percy Harvey Page and our Den Mother George W. asked for a few more generations back.. I don't think this newsletter will print out Pedigree Charts very well so I will enclose 2 Descendancy charts showing this Percy H. Page from 2 directions. There were many early American Page families in Quebec for a while right after the Revolution and Jeremiah Page-Eliza Brown were Associates who traveled from NH with a leader Nicholas Austin and settled in the new County of Brome in QUEBEC. Many of the people who applied for land under a leader like this did NOT get their land and seemed to disappear only to show up somewhere else later. However The History of Brome County indicates that this group DID get land and was there for some time. I have the images of the original land application for a large group showing most of these Page names as 'Associates' of Nicholas Austin. Before I had this Descendancy chart from several sources, I thought the large petition showing the signatures of many people including Samuel and Hannah Page might be the elusive family known as the Samuel Page- Hannah Cornell line so many researchers are seeking. This seems less likely now that the information shows this family to be all related to Jeremiah Page-Eliza Brown - formerly from somewhere in New Hampshire. (There were so many Samuels and so many Hannah's!) I am wondering if any of these ring any bells for someone in the John Page-Phebe Paine family I belong to since there were many of that line in NH at some times also. I do not know this group at all but they came from some of the same areas and went 'missing' in Quebec for a few generations before appearing again. There must be thousands of descendants by now too. Any further connections to this line would be greatly appreciated. -------- --------- -------------- -------- --------- ---------- Jeremiah Page Sr. (b.18 Aug 1739-,New Hampshire;d.11 Feb 1824-Bolton Twp.,Brome Co.,QUE) sp: Eliza Brown (b.16 Jan 1747-NH;m.13 Dec 1763; d.6 May 1830-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE) 2. Polly Page (b.19 Dec 1770;d.1 Apr 1858-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE) sp: Bartholomew Gould (m.22 Jun 1794;d.27 Jan 1843) 2. Olive Page (b.Jan 1772) 2. Sally Page (b.29 Mar 1774-NH;d.7 Jul 1851-Hatley,Stanstead,QUE) sp: Enos Mix (b.4 Aug 1773-CT;m.26 May 1794;d.31 Married 1848-,Stanstead,QUE) 3. Page Mix (b.11 May 1814-Island Pond,Essex,VT; d.10 May 1910-Drew Plantation,Maine) 3. Enos Mix (b.18 Apr 1821-,,,Canada; d.7 Nov 1892-Independence,Polk Co.,ORE,USA) sp: Hannah Page (b.30 Jan 1823-,,,Canada;m.20 May 1848; d.Aft 1848-Stark,Illinois) 2. Benjamin Page (b.15 Nov 1779) 2. Eliza Page (b.8 Mar 1782;d.1 Jun 1830) sp: Benjamin Bowers 2. Betsey Page (b.27 Apr 1787) sp: John Wadleigh (d.2 Jan 1843) 2. Wilder Page (b.Bef 1797) 2. Samuel Page 2. Hannah Page 2. Jeremiah Page Jr. 2. Abraham Page (d.3 Jan 1803) 2. Ruth Page (b.7 Apr 1789;d.Oct 1821) sp: Eliphalet Goodwin 2. Goram Page (b.25 Oct 1791-Ware,NH;d.4 Aug 1870-Dunham,CE [QUE]) sp: Anna M. Jewett (b.14 Mar 1801-Stanstead,QUE;m.14 Feb 1819; d.23 Mar 1858) 3. Wilder Willard Page (b.13 Sep 1821-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE) sp: Mary MacConnell Thompson (b.Bef 1840;m.22 Apr 1840; d.25 Sep 1853) 4. Eunice Jane Page (b.20 May 1842) 4. Ellen Maria Page (b.26 Apr 1844-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE) 4. Edwin Wilder Oliver Page (b.26 Oct 1857-E. Long Meadow,Mass) 3. Betsey Adams Page (b.10 Mar 1824-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE; d.29 Jun 1858-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE) sp: James Sargent (m.28 Apr 1840) 4. James Nelson Sargent (b.13 Jul 1841) 4. Charles Onslow Sargent (b.29 Apr 1845) 4. Carlos William Sargent (b.20 Jun 1858) 3. William Squire Page (b.8 Aug 1826) sp: Samantha (Mitchell) Page (m.15 Jul 1854;d.10 Jan 1889) 4. Ellen Eldory Page (b.5 Sep 1855) 4. William Elgin Page (b.26 Oct 1857) 4. Emma Nonle Page (b.16 Aug 1859) 4. Jennie S. Page (b.3 Jul 1862;d.4 Jun 1884) 3. Mary Jane Page (b.22 Jun 1829;d.2 Sep 1895) sp: Stephen Parker (b.Bef 1851;m.12 Mar 1851) 3. Goram Charles Jewett Page (b.6 Jul 1833;d.26 Apr 1898) sp: Mary Brown (m.5 Sep 1854;d.13 Jan 1888) 4. Addie Page (b.27 Jun 1855) 4. Charles Edwin Page (b.5 Jun 1858) 3. Hannah Anna Page (b.4 Aug 1837-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE) sp: William Harvey Austin (b.26 Feb 1837;m.27 May 1857) 4. Anna Idella Austin (b.5 Dec 1858-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE sp: John G. Page (m.25 Dec 1883) 5. Percy Harvey Page (b.26 Mar 1889) 4. Harvey Edgar Austin (b.17 Jul 1860;d.1 Apr 1888) 4. Ada Jane Austin (b.26 Jul 1863) ------------- ----------------- -------------------- --------- Then the Nicholas Austin Descencancy chart down to the same man Percy Harvey Page. The history I read states that Nicholas Austin the 2nd was related but not the son of Nicholas Austin the First! Also that the son was called Nicholas Austin The 3rd. It sounds like a whole lot of Pages married a number of Austins too! -------- -------- --------- ------------- -------- -------- ----- 1. Nicholas Austin Ist (b.1736-,,England) sp: Phoebe Chesley (b.1746) 2. Nicholas Austin "3rd" (b.1782-Middleton,NH?) sp: Lovinia Harvey 3. William Harvey Austin (b.26 Feb 1837) sp: Hannah Anna Page (b.4 Aug 1837-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE; m.27 May 1857) 4. Anna Idella Austin (b.5 Dec 1858-Bolton Tp.,Brome Co.,QUE) sp: John G. Page (m.25 Dec 1883) 5. Percy Harvey Page (b.26 Mar 1889) 4. Harvey Edgar Austin (b.17 Jul 1860;d.1 Apr 1888) 4. Ada Jane Austin (b.26 Jul 1863) -------- ------ ------- --------- ------ ---------- -------- -------

john page was still alive when thomas jefferson died,just food for thought,i was just in williamsburg within the last week and they proved that he was still alive.i even talked to a mr.libby in williamsburg.he is an episcopalian preacher and gives tours of bruton parish church. cj "George W. Page" <[email protected]> wrote: Ron, don't make the mistake of assuming you are descended from Edmund Page in the early 1600s just because he shares your same Y-DNA for the markers tested! You could be descended from a brother or uncle of his who would also share your common Y-DNA. George W. Page Page Surname Y--DNA Project Administrator At 07:43 AM 9/26/2007, Ron Page wrote: >How are your eyes doing?? > >I was hoping to qualify for cataract surgery so I could get new lenses for >my eyes and maybe quit wearing contacts, but ophthalmologist says no. > >What's the story on our history prior to John Page d. 1803-1804? Do we know >anything other than we are part of the "H" line presumably from Edmund Page >in the early 1600s in the area of Alverstoke, co. Hampshire, Eng.? > >Ron > > >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf >Of Tex >Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 9:12 AM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [PAGE] John Page, d. Mar 1804 > >Ron... > >Please contact me at [email protected] I am definitely connected to your >line. > >Recently had cataract surgery and am not able to work on my genealogy yet. >I'll get back to you as soon as I can. > >Barb (Page) Watson > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in >the subject and the body of the message > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Yahoo! oneSearch: Finally, mobile search that gives answers, not web links.

Hi Ron, My eyes are still giving me trouble when I try to read. Seems like it's eye strain. Therefore, I plan to take my new glasses back to Sears to see if the prescription is what it should be. If that doesn't help...then I think I'll have my own Optometrist examine my eyes to see what he feels my prescription should be vs what I have now. Have they found any cataracts on your eyes? Once you have those show up --- out come the lenses. What is this "H" line you are talking about? I was looking at the DNA for James Page b. 1807 and our John Page. I also was looking at the Fosters & Carter. If certain markers match in all those surnames does that mean that we carry the same gene? I have only one "male" left of our Page line. Now, my niece has a boy....but that wouldn't count for the male Page DNA? George W. Page seems to be a really dedicated researcher. He has traced a lot of Page lines. So has Delores Rutherford. She traced every VA Page line and followed them into other states. George usually knows what he is talking about. Well! I've tired my eyes beyond strained tonight. Think I'll put them to bed. Nite, Barb

Ron, don't make the mistake of assuming you are descended from Edmund Page in the early 1600s just because he shares your same Y-DNA for the markers tested! You could be descended from a brother or uncle of his who would also share your common Y-DNA. George W. Page Page Surname Y--DNA Project Administrator At 07:43 AM 9/26/2007, Ron Page wrote: >How are your eyes doing?? > >I was hoping to qualify for cataract surgery so I could get new lenses for >my eyes and maybe quit wearing contacts, but ophthalmologist says no. > >What's the story on our history prior to John Page d. 1803-1804? Do we know >anything other than we are part of the "H" line presumably from Edmund Page >in the early 1600s in the area of Alverstoke, co. Hampshire, Eng.? > >Ron > > >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf >Of Tex >Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 9:12 AM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [PAGE] John Page, d. Mar 1804 > >Ron... > >Please contact me at [email protected] I am definitely connected to your >line. > >Recently had cataract surgery and am not able to work on my genealogy yet. >I'll get back to you as soon as I can. > >Barb (Page) Watson > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in >the subject and the body of the message > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message