Thanks Robert for the quick reply I know Barbara Page Watson (tex) and have exchanged emails with Marshall Page in the past and I hope they will find my idea interesting. I was also hoping to find people that might know more about Nathaniel Page of Amelia and Charlotte Counties VA from the mid to late 1700's Thanks ________________________________ From: Robert Page [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 2:55 PM To: Page, John D. (IT Solutions); Marshall Page; Barbara Page Watson Cc: George W Page Subject: John Page, d. Mar 1804 You need to contact Marshall Page and Barbara Page Watson. This John Page you are chasing is their line. My email to Barbara bounced back so maybe Marshall knows her new email address. I have a chart on this John Page SC2 and can scan you a copy if you don't already have it. Will send TEX 31 chart by scan.

John D. Page - you need to contact the two people I have sent cc of your mail. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Page, John D. (IT Solutions)" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 1:34 PM Subject: [PAGE] John Page died 1803 in Laurens County SC > Hi all, > > I am a long time lurker first time poster. I know that there are a few > list members that belong to this Page family line and others that are > familiar with the line. I descend from John Page died 1803 in Laurens > County South Carolina thru his son John Page Jr. I may have found a > possible lead (kind of a long shot) so I thought I would share it here > and see if anyone has already done any research along these lines. I > also find that I never have enough time for genealogy research anymore > and while I would love to be the one to break down this Brick Wall, I am > more interested in getting it broken, than who does it. So maybe by > posting my idea here others can help figure out if it is just > coincidence or if there is a connection. I will attempt to describe my > possible lead below. > > In reference to John Page died 1803 in Laurens County South Carolina > with the following children Elizabeth, William, Hanna, John, Frances, > James, and Jane. The earliest document I have found referencing John > Page Sr. is 1794 a deed of sale for some livestock and other farm > equipment in Laurens SC. We know from John Page Sr.'s will (1804) that > he had a neighbor and probable friend of the family named Pleasant Sneed > (Snead). Pleasant Snead also signed John Page Sr.'s Estate estimate > (1804) and that John Sr. and John Jr. witnessed Pleasant Snead's land > purchase (1801). I have also found that Pleasant Snead married > Elizabeth A Betsy Foster (5 NOV 1794, Charlotte Co, Virginia). We are > also pretty sure that William Page, son of our John, married Nancy Ann > Foster. Both Elizabeth A Betsy Foster and Nancy Ann Foster were > daughters of John Foster of Union County, SC. Here is were things might > get interesting, there are many Foster researchers that have John Foster > married to Hannah Page daughter of Nathaniel Page of Amelia and > Charlotte Counties VA. It looks like both Nathaniel Page and family and > John Foster and family left Charlotte Co, VA and went to Union Co, SC in > the late 1790's. This led me to wonder if our John Page Sr. died 1803 > in Laurens Co, SC could be related to Nathaniel Page of Amelia and > Charlotte Counties VA. > > Does anyone have any information on this Nathaniel Page of Amelia and > Charlotte Counties VA from the mid to late 1700's? > > There may be some that would dismiss this idea or any other lead that > might indicate that "John Page d. 1803 in Laurens County SC" came to SC > after the Revolutionary War since DAR has him listed as a Revolutionary > Patriot and serving in the 5th South Carolina Regiment. I hope that > everyone will keep an open mind to the possibility that DAR could be > mistaken. DAR has an impeccable reputation and usually requires well > documented evidence before listing a Revolutionary Patriot. I have been > to the DAR Archives and seen the original application hoping to find > clues. I was surprised to find a well documented lineage to our John > Page and documentation to show that there was a John Page in the 5th > South Carolina Regiment but no evidence that really linked the two. I > am not saying that it is not true, but I am saying that I hope everyone > will keep an open mind to other possibilities. > > Regards, > > John D. Page > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Hi all, I am a long time lurker first time poster. I know that there are a few list members that belong to this Page family line and others that are familiar with the line. I descend from John Page died 1803 in Laurens County South Carolina thru his son John Page Jr. I may have found a possible lead (kind of a long shot) so I thought I would share it here and see if anyone has already done any research along these lines. I also find that I never have enough time for genealogy research anymore and while I would love to be the one to break down this Brick Wall, I am more interested in getting it broken, than who does it. So maybe by posting my idea here others can help figure out if it is just coincidence or if there is a connection. I will attempt to describe my possible lead below. In reference to John Page died 1803 in Laurens County South Carolina with the following children Elizabeth, William, Hanna, John, Frances, James, and Jane. The earliest document I have found referencing John Page Sr. is 1794 a deed of sale for some livestock and other farm equipment in Laurens SC. We know from John Page Sr.'s will (1804) that he had a neighbor and probable friend of the family named Pleasant Sneed (Snead). Pleasant Snead also signed John Page Sr.'s Estate estimate (1804) and that John Sr. and John Jr. witnessed Pleasant Snead's land purchase (1801). I have also found that Pleasant Snead married Elizabeth A Betsy Foster (5 NOV 1794, Charlotte Co, Virginia). We are also pretty sure that William Page, son of our John, married Nancy Ann Foster. Both Elizabeth A Betsy Foster and Nancy Ann Foster were daughters of John Foster of Union County, SC. Here is were things might get interesting, there are many Foster researchers that have John Foster married to Hannah Page daughter of Nathaniel Page of Amelia and Charlotte Counties VA. It looks like both Nathaniel Page and family and John Foster and family left Charlotte Co, VA and went to Union Co, SC in the late 1790's. This led me to wonder if our John Page Sr. died 1803 in Laurens Co, SC could be related to Nathaniel Page of Amelia and Charlotte Counties VA. Does anyone have any information on this Nathaniel Page of Amelia and Charlotte Counties VA from the mid to late 1700's? There may be some that would dismiss this idea or any other lead that might indicate that "John Page d. 1803 in Laurens County SC" came to SC after the Revolutionary War since DAR has him listed as a Revolutionary Patriot and serving in the 5th South Carolina Regiment. I hope that everyone will keep an open mind to the possibility that DAR could be mistaken. DAR has an impeccable reputation and usually requires well documented evidence before listing a Revolutionary Patriot. I have been to the DAR Archives and seen the original application hoping to find clues. I was surprised to find a well documented lineage to our John Page and documentation to show that there was a John Page in the 5th South Carolina Regiment but no evidence that really linked the two. I am not saying that it is not true, but I am saying that I hope everyone will keep an open mind to other possibilities. Regards, John D. Page

Hi George: I would very much appreciate any information about descendants of Thomas Page of Saco, ME, you mentioned or others that might connect up with our mystery woman Mary N. Page, ancestor of my wife, b. 16 Feb 1819 in Bristol, ME (presumably) who m. Jonathan Eastman Morrison 1843 of Sanbornton Bridge, NH, and d. 26 Sep 1895 Onawa, IA. Our info comes from census plus family accounts in history of Sanbornton NH repeated in that of Monona Co. IA. But we recently researched in the Bristol area to no avail. It seems there were close family connections in that area with Boston area, in fact, mention is made that Jonathan Morrison married while in Boston. Thanks for any clues. Bristol is just up the coast from Saco. Early on here was one Page in the area, Wm. Page in S. Bristol (b. c.1750) & John (b. c.1781) & William II, on down several generations to an Otis in California with whom I've had contact. We have had much success with discovering many Colonial ancestors but this Page we can't read! Bill (& Lee Morrison) Longman Springfield, MO members Ozarks Genealogical Society --- "George W. Page" <[email protected]> wrote: > ...and Relatives of George Page of Branford, Conn. and Thomas Page of Saco in the > Province of Maine" (Portsmouth, NH: Center for Graphic Art, 1992) plus Addendum > > I would be happy to provide further sources and share information > about him and his ancestry and descendants. > > George W. Page > ________ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

The year and birthplace of George Page of Branford, CT, who married Sarah Linsley have often been posted and used in error as 1638 in Branford, CT, from files sent to Ancestry.com. Based upon my research and my book*, I am the primary source of his Kentish parents and ancestry George Page of Branford, CT, so I offer the following correction to all of those interested in him. *George W. Page,"The Descendants of Robart Page of the King's House -The Probable English Origins, Ancestors, and Relatives of George Page of Branford, Conn. and Thomas Page of Saco in the Province of Maine" (Portsmouth, NH: Center for Graphic Art, 1992) plus Addendum I would be happy to provide further sources and share information about him and his ancestry and descendants. George W. Page ________ George Page, Gent. of Branford, CT, (who married Sarah Linsley) was born a gentleman and baptized in the Parish Church of Shorne, co. Kent, Eng. on 6 Sept. 1635. His parents were George Page, Jr., Gent. (d. at Shorne 28 April 1639) and Elizabeth Somers (d. at Shorne May 1640). Both of his parents are buried long before the 1638 date cited with a brass plaque in the chancel of the Shorne Parish Church.

The year and birthplace of George Page of Branford, CT, who married Sarah Linsley have often been posted and used in error as 1638 in Branford, CT, from files sent to Ancestry.com. Based upon my research and my book*, I am the primary source of his Kentish parents and ancestry George Page of Branford, CT, so I offer the following correction to all of those interested in him. *George W. Page,"The Descendants of Robart Page of the King's House -The Probable English Origins, Ancestors, and Relatives of George Page of Branford, Conn. and Thomas Page of Saco in the Province of Maine" (Portsmouth, NH: Center for Graphic Art, 1992) plus Addendum I would be happy to provide further sources and share information about him and his ancestry and descendants. George W. Page ________ George Page, Gent. of Branford, CT, (who married Sarah Linsley) was born a gentleman and baptized in the Parish Church of Shorne, co. Kent, Eng. on 6 Sept. 1635. His parents were George Page, Jr., Gent. (d. at Shorne 28 April 1639) and Elizabeth Somers (d. at Shorne May 1640). Both of his parents are buried long before the 1638 date cited with a brass plaque in the chancel of the Shorne Parish Church.

This may be a long shot, but it is always worth a shot. I have a Baptis or John PAGE born Nov. 1826 in Canada and died in 1903 in NY. He married Mary Jane BUTLER from Steuben Co., NY in 1856. I believe they had 7 children: Arlinda J., Delia, Frank, John, Ida (Addie), Ella, and Elma. Could your Jacob O. PAGE be a brother to my Baptis (John) PAGE? The birth years are close and the birth country. I don't have providence though. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Doreen R. Jumper -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bob Telerski Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2006 12:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [PAGE] Jacob O. Page of Canada and IL. I'm trying a second post after finding some new facts. Jacob O. Page b. 1823 in Quebec Canada. Sometime during his adulthood he came down into Crawford Co. IL and married a widow Caroline Long Overhulser in 1866 in Lawrence Co. IL. They had one child Oliver Jacob Page . In 1868 Jacob, who had been working as a millwright, died in Danville IL. I would like to know more about his family and would love to find where he is buried. I found his widow buried in Palestine IL but Jacob was not there. Thanks, Marge ------------------------------- To unsubscribe [email protected] 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'm trying a second post after finding some new facts. Jacob O. Page b. 1823 in Quebec Canada. Sometime during his adulthood he came down into Crawford Co. IL and married a widow Caroline Long Overhulser in 1866 in Lawrence Co. IL. They had one child Oliver Jacob Page . In 1868 Jacob, who had been working as a millwright, died in Danville IL. I would like to know more about his family and would love to find where he is buried. I found his widow buried in Palestine IL but Jacob was not there. Thanks, Marge

Hello Page Researchers, I am in need of a "look up". I guess in my frugal nature, I'm trying to save myself 40-70 U.S. dollars for a book and postage for just one look up. The following is the person, place, book etc. etc. Person: Thomas Page Year: 1738 Place: America Source: The Complete Book of Emigrants in Bondage, 1614-1775. Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1988. pp. 462-920 by PETER WILSON COLDHAM Page: 600 (Thomas' records should be located on this page) Annotation: Date and port arrival, or date of sentencing or reprieve for transport and port of arrival. Name of ship, crime convicted of and other information may also be provided. I believe in an earlier version of this book is the same record. Person: Thomas Page Year: 1738 Place: America Source: Bonded Passengers to America. 9 vols. in 3. Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1983, Vol. 4 Home Counties, 1655 - 1775: Surrey, Hertfordshire, Kent, Essex, and Sussex, 231 p. by PETER WILSON COLDHAM Page 139 (Thomas' records should be located on this page) Do you have one of these two books? Can you do a look up for me? I so, can you tell me exactly what this record says for this Thomas Page. I believe there has been a few supplements or additions to these books but I don't think my particular Thomas Page is in them? Regards from Australia Stephen R. Page

Charles M. PAGE was born in 1855 in Starkville, Oktibbeha Co., Mississippi. His parents were William PAGE born 1805 in Virginia and Sophia ? Born 1826 in Alabama. His siblings were Mary PAGE b1846, James PAGE b1851, Davis PAGE b 1852, Elijah PAGE b1854, Annette PAGE b1857 and Sally PAGE b1859. Diane Ferrer -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bessie Turley Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2006 9:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [PAGE] CHARLES M. PAGE LOOKING FOR INFO ON CHARLES M. PAGE OF SCOTT,MISSISSIPPI. HE MARRIED MARTHA F. McLEMORE JAN. 1876. ANY INFO WOULD BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED THANK YOU BESSIE TENNESSEE ------------------------------- 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: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.14.12/545 - Release Date: 11/21/2006 10:36 PM -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.14.14/547 - Release Date: 11/22/2006 5:41 PM

LOOKING FOR INFO ON CHARLES M. PAGE OF SCOTT,MISSISSIPPI. HE MARRIED MARTHA F. McLEMORE JAN. 1876. ANY INFO WOULD BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED THANK YOU BESSIE TENNESSEE

wILL send you copy of my chart MISS 67 (Alcorn Co, Miss) which shows Sarah Ellen Page b. 1870-d.1940. My charts normally do not reflect many people born in the 1900's. Since there appears to be only one Page family in Alcorn Co, this is probabley your line. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bessie Turley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 2:04 PM Subject: [PAGE] GROVER CLEVELAND PAGE!!!!! > HI LOOKING FOR INFO ON GROVER CLEVELAND PAGE OF CORINTH,MISSISSIPPI. HE WAS MARRIED TO OLLIE BLACK. > THEY HAD THREE SONS. > FRED HAROLD PAGE BORN 1911 > WILLIAM A. PAGE BORN 1914 > EVERETT PAGE BORN 1928 IN MISSISSIPPI. > > ANY HELP WOULD BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. > > THANK YOU > BESSIE > TENNESSEE > > ------------------------------- > 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

Dear David, You wrote, "The use of Harrison as his middle name has me to somewhat believe it might be a family surname, but . . . . . . " Yes, this is usually the case but another habit was to name children after presidents. William Henry Harrison was president in 1841. Regards, Sheila

HI LOOKING FOR INFO ON GROVER CLEVELAND PAGE OF CORINTH,MISSISSIPPI. HE WAS MARRIED TO OLLIE BLACK. THEY HAD THREE SONS. FRED HAROLD PAGE BORN 1911 WILLIAM A. PAGE BORN 1914 EVERETT PAGE BORN 1928 IN MISSISSIPPI. ANY HELP WOULD BE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. THANK YOU BESSIE TENNESSEE

I would invite Cannie Page-Harding, My Grandmother, I only knew her for a total of 15 days of my life. We lived in California and moved to Virginia just months after she passed. I would love to say "Thank You" for teaching all of her children to be good people. I would also like to say "Thank You" for being such a wonderful person herself. She made such an impression that at 43 I can still clearly see her face when I have a "Dr. Pepper" (her favorite) and still can hear her saying "Mychal" with her soft Virginia drawl. As to questions, I could keep asking till Christmas since I know very little of her side of the family. I would like to know if her Uncle Jesse C. Page and his Sister Mary Alvis Page were named after their Grandparents. They all lived in Beautiful Buckingham County, Virginia. Happy Thanksgiving, Michael Harding Sarasota, FL

The Y-DNA results of Billy Charles Page was recently reported to the members of the group. The results were found to be from a different Page Family Line than Col. John Page who immigrated from Co. Middlesex, Eng. to Williamsburg, VA in the mid 1600s. Here's part of my report to the tested members in the Page Family Group: "Y-DNA1-25 results have been posted for Billy Charles Page, kit 71110, a member of our Family Tree DNA Page group in Family Line N. He has exact matches with several in that Family Line with whom he definitely shares a common male Page ancestor. He is definitely NOT descended from a male PAGE of the Col. John Page line (Family Line F)!" Billy Charles Page, and several other Pages have traced their ancestry to Mathew Page, b. in 1625. Over the years many have incorrectly assumed this Mathew Page, b. in 1625, to be the Mathew Page who was the elder brother of Col. John Page, b. 1627. Col. John Page's brother, Mathew, lived several years in Virginia. He had a son named Matthew who was mentioned in the will of Col. John Page. Col. John Page had a mortgage on a farm at Middle Plantation near Jamestown called Neck of Land which belonged to Matthew Page in exchange for a loan of 104 pounds on 21 Dec. 1683 for redeeming said son Matthew from slavery out of Algiers. [RCM Page's book, p. 22]. A Family Bible of George Murrell Page ( b. 7 Mar 1816, VA & d. 28 Sep. 1903 in Barren Co., KY) says Matthew Page, b. 1625 was an ancestor. Mary Jane Murrell "Jennie" m. Robert Page, b. 17 Sep. 1743 in Albermarle Co., VA and they were the progenitors of the Pages who went to Adair/Green Co., KY after 1805. George Murrell Page was the son of Samuel B. Page & Elizabeth Smith [Source: KY 10-5 in Robert E. Page's "Pages of the Carolinas"]. Robert Page, and his brother, William Page, b. 1742, from whom Billy Charles Page is descended were the sons of John (d. 1744) and Elizabeth (Nichols) Page of Prince William County, VA. [Robert E. Page's chart VA 60]. Billy Charles Page's known Page Family History is as follows as submitted by his wife, Susan: "John page born Bedford Virginia 1805 married Nancy Humphrey in Bedford, Virginia his father was William Page born 1742. I think Robert Page of Albermarle and Amherst County was his brother. I think William was born in Price William County, Virginia. I think his father was John Page Who died cc 1745 in Prince William Co. Virginia. His father was most likely William Page who died cc 1712 in Stafford Co. His father was Matthew who was a brother of Col John page. If not this brother, then Robert Page. Col. Johns other brother who went back to England later. (sic: The Y-DNA refutes this possibility! - GWP) The only other possibility by names association would be Thomas Page in the Nansemond County area in the late 1600 and early 1700's. William of 1742 bought and sold land in Bedford county during the same time period that the Robert page who helped to form Bedford Co did. I think there is a family connection there. William bought land from Col Johns granddaughter in Bedford. There seems to be a family connection in that general area between Ole Johns linage, the Carys and Terrill's and Tate's Jennings, Humphrey's etc If you need more info I can provide what I have I don't currently have a digital file to send you All that info was lost 2 years ago via a lighting strike to the computer. I am currently getting ready to recreate my files and they will be placed on a backup external hard drive. that will only be turned on when I am backing up my files. it will keep them free from harm of any way word virus." A Matthew Page, age 20, on 27 Apr. 1635 was transported from London to Barbados on the ship "Ann & Elizabeth" under Capt. John Brookehaven. [Peter Wilson Coldham, "The Complete Book of Emigrants - 1607-1660," pp. 139-140 citing PRO: E157/20] This Mathew was too old to be the Matthew in question; but he could have named a son Matthew and been the one who lived and died in VA. George W. Page PAGE Family FTDNA & Oxford Ancestors Y-DNA Project Coordinator

These stories are great. What a wonderful idea!! Isn't this what is truly important - understanding who are ancestors were beyond a name and a date? We believe one of our family stories occurred about three weeks after Thanksgiving, 1811. It involves what was apparently the great New Madrid earthquake of 1811-1812, centered around the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. It was the most powerful quake ever in the contiguous United States. Scientists believe it was in the range of 8.0 on the Richter Scale, making it many times more powerful than the better known San Francisco Earthquake a century later. Entire land masses fell, creating new bodies of water such as Reelfoot Lake in Tennessee. The Mississippi River changed course and actually ran backwards for two days. The quake rattled church bells all the way back in New England. Trapped by the rapidly rising flood waters, my ggggrandfather and ggggrandmother refused to succumb; they attached a long rope to the wagon; she swam ahead with the rope, tying off to trees on high points while he swam the team behind, depending on the rope to keep the wagon aligned and safe from being swept away. From point to point they made their way to higher ground and safety. The story is tied to a huge earthquake when the Mississippi ran backwards, so we believe it would have to have been the big one. Interestingly, it consisted of three major shocks, with the first two occurring December 16, 1811, just three weeks after Thanksgiving. Maybe there was a more recent quake that produced a similar, if somewhat less devastating result in the Tennessee-Kentucky-Missouri part of the world. If anyone knows of such an event, I would like to hear about it. A date closer to the middle 1800's would fit better with our family history. Ron Page -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jerry R Cooper Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006 8:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [PAGE] Page - Thanksgiving dinner Oh, Daisy Helen Page, where did you go when your father Lucius J and your EVIL (maybe not) step-mother Annie Teague Page and your brother John William Page left Minnesota. You were with them in 1880, then when they re-appeared in NW AR you were gone: married to a person I can't find; and you had a child who died before the age of 7. I wish I could find you and put my arms around you and tell you that my Mother never knew her name was changed from Ella Lily to Anna Lily. She never knew who her real grandmother was; but she remembered you and worshipped you until the day she died. I wish I could give you all the love you lost when your mama died and when your baby brother died that first terrible winter in MN. Oh, Daisy, I hope you had a wonderful life in Washington. I never met you, but I do love 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

These stories are great. What a wonderful idea!! Isn't this what is truly important - understanding who are ancestors were beyond a name and a date? We believe one of our family stories occurred about three weeks after Thanksgiving, 1811. It involves what was apparently the great New Madrid earthquake of 1811-1812, centered around the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. It was the most powerful quake ever in the contiguous United States. Scientists believe it was in the range of 8.0 on the Richter Scale, making it many times more powerful than the better known San Francisco Earthquake a century later. Entire land masses fell, creating new bodies of water such as Reelfoot Lake in Tennessee. The Mississippi River changed course and actually ran backwards for two days. The quake rattled church bells all the way back in New England. Trapped by the rapidly rising flood waters, my ggggrandfather and ggggrandmother refused to succumb; they attached a long rope to the wagon; she swam ahead with the rope, tying off to trees on high points while he swam the team behind, depending on the rope to keep the wagon aligned and safe from being swept away. From point to point they made their way to higher ground and safety. The story is tied to a huge earthquake when the Mississippi ran backwards, so we believe it would have to have been the big one. Interestingly, it consisted of three major shocks, with the first two occurring December 16, 1811, just three weeks after Thanksgiving. Maybe there was a more recent quake that produced a similar, if somewhat less devastating result in the Tennessee-Kentucky-Missouri part of the world. If anyone knows of such an event, I would like to hear about it. A date closer to the middle 1800's would fit better with our family history. Ron Page -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jerry R Cooper Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006 8:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [PAGE] Page - Thanksgiving dinner Oh, Daisy Helen Page, where did you go when your father Lucius J and your EVIL (maybe not) step-mother Annie Teague Page and your brother John William Page left Minnesota. You were with them in 1880, then when they re-appeared in NW AR you were gone: married to a person I can't find; and you had a child who died before the age of 7. I wish I could find you and put my arms around you and tell you that my Mother never knew her name was changed from Ella Lily to Anna Lily. She never knew who her real grandmother was; but she remembered you and worshipped you until the day she died. I wish I could give you all the love you lost when your mama died and when your baby brother died that first terrible winter in MN. Oh, Daisy, I hope you had a wonderful life in Washington. I never met you, but I do love 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

Oh, Daisy Helen Page, where did you go when your father Lucius J and your EVIL (maybe not) step-mother Annie Teague Page and your brother John William Page left Minnesota. You were with them in 1880, then when they re-appeared in NW AR you were gone: married to a person I can't find; and you had a child who died before the age of 7. I wish I could find you and put my arms around you and tell you that my Mother never knew her name was changed from Ella Lily to Anna Lily. She never knew who her real grandmother was; but she remembered you and worshipped you until the day she died. I wish I could give you all the love you lost when your mama died and when your baby brother died that first terrible winter in MN. Oh, Daisy, I hope you had a wonderful life in Washington. I never met you, but I do love you!!

Thomas and Betsey Ann Bellamy PAGE of Bedford County, Virginia m.12-05-1796. I know more about Betsey Bellamy's family than I do that of Thomas. "Welcome to your 21st century PAGE descendants, Grandmother Betsey and Grandfather Thomas; I'm your 6GreatsGrandson. You're going to love your 7 and 8GreatsGrandchildren who are waiting in the family room to meet you. But first, please answer this question for me: Grandfather PAGE, was your father William Page born about 1743 in Goochland County, Virginia, son of Exolheath and Christian PAGE, married Ann England 12-11-1764? Is this how we're related to Exolheath PAGE and inheritor of the infamous Exolheath brick wall? [I'd have a difficult time explaning DNA testing and that such testing says we are closely related to Exolheath, so I'd probably skip this bit of information] Or are you the son of a sibling of Exolheath PAGE?" We truly need your help, thanks to multiple burnings of the King & Queen County, Virginia courthouse". And then, brick wall breached, we'd spend as much time immersed in family as possible, giving ongoing thanks. [email protected] wrote: Today's Topics: 1. LISTOWNER POST - Thanksgiving Dinner (Carol C-H) * * Ask me about Project Vote-Smart * * Attachment(s) where present are scanned by Symantec Corporation's Norton Antivirus updated as needed, or advised from the website of Symantec Corporation