I am especially interested in finding the George Page who was a Flight Director at the Cape in Florida involved in space flights of NASA who I believed lived at one time in Cocoa Beach. He is supposedly descended from a line of PAGEs from New England. George W. Page

Would anybody be interested in this information? Janet Database: Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) Combined Matches: 1 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 114 page 51 Mrs. Clara Josephine Sherburne. DAR ID Number: 113146 Born in Marshfield, Vt. Wife of Frank A. Sherburne. Descendant of William Page, as follows: 1. Rev. Joshua Gill (1834-1908) m. 1st 1858 Alice Mary Stickney (1841-64). 2. Edward Stickney (d. 1845) m. 1841 Selina Ellis Stevens (1823-97). 3. Charles Stevens m. 1822 Polly Page (1796-1840). 4. Joseph Parker Page (1767-1829) m. 1793 Polly Mellon (1771-1856). 5. William Page m. 1760 Martha Parker (b. 1739). [p.51] William Page marched from Methuen, Mass., on the Lexington Alarm in Capt. James Jones' company of minute men. He was born in Haverhill, Mass.; died in Goffstown, N. H. View full context

At 12:25 PM 2/3/2001 -0600, "Janet Littlejohn" <[email protected]> wrote on my message, "Subject :Re: [PAGE] George Page of NASA Flight Center": >Would anybody be interested in this information? Janet >Database: Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) > Combined Matches: 1 > The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution >Volume 114 > page 51 > Mrs. Clara Josephine Sherburne. > DAR ID Number: 113146 > Born in Marshfield, Vt. > Wife of Frank A. Sherburne. > Descendant of William Page, as follows: > 1. Rev. Joshua Gill (1834-1908) m. 1st 1858 Alice Mary Stickney >(1841-64). > 2. Edward Stickney (d. 1845) m. 1841 Selina Ellis Stevens >(1823-97). > 3. Charles Stevens m. 1822 Polly Page (1796-1840). > 4. Joseph Parker Page (1767-1829) m. 1793 Polly Mellon >(1771-1856). > 5. William Page m. 1760 Martha Parker (b. 1739). > [p.51] William Page marched from Methuen, Mass., on the Lexington >Alarm in Capt. James Jones' company of minute men. He was born in >Haverhill, Mass.; died in Goffstown, >N. H. View full context I have changed the subject of this message. Janet (and others) please do NOT tag-onto previous messages new information or querys. Instead send your message with an appropriate new subject. --- thanks. William Page (Thomas, Cornelius, John Page of Haverhill, MA) was b. 17 Nov. 1738 in Haverhill, NH -d. 1806 in Goffstown, NH; m. 9 Oct. 1760 Martha Parker of Andover, MA (dau. of Joseph & Martha [Barker] Parker), b. 28 Feb. 1739 Andover, MA. After serving in the Rev. War, William moved to Goffstown, NH. (From Hadley, "Hist. of Goffstown, NH, 2:369; Haverhill, MA VR; Andover, MA VR; Methuen VR; Goffstown NH VR): Children (PAGE): i. Martha, b. 28 Aug. 1761 Hampstead, NH, m. 12 Dec. 1781 Peter DOW. Six daughters (1783-98); *ii. Nathan Barker, b. 26 Nov. 1763 Haverhill, MA; iii. Unity, b. 11 May 1765 Haverhill, MA, m. 27 Dec.1785 James TODD, 13 children; *iv. Joseph Parker, b. 1 May 1767; v. Jonathan Bixby, b. 19 Nov. 1769 Haverhill, MA, m. 26 May 1797 at Londonderry, NH Agnes Wallace of Francestn; vi. Lavena, b. 26 Jun 1773 Methuen, MA; vii. Jesse Warren, b. 22 Feb. 1776 Methuen, MA; *viii. Daniel Bodwell, b. 12 Jan. 1779; ix. Richard, b. 5 Dec. 1781 Goffstown, NH, m. 21 Jun 1804 Mary Gregg, dau. of Reuben Gregg ["The family of John Page of Haverhill, Mass.: a comprehensive gen. from 1614 to 1977," by Lynn Case & Page Sanderson., p. 39. The * denotes subsequent information and descendants. The reprint of this 1978 book may still be ordered from Higginson Book Co. of 148 Washington St., P.O. Box 778, Salem, MA 01970; (508)745-7170; Or, go to: <http://www.higginsonbooks.com/p.htm> for "PAGE. The family of John Page of Haverhill, Mass.: a comprehensive gen. from 1614 to 1977, by Lynn Case & Page Sanderson. 250p. 1978. $37.50] George W. Page

For those of you who may not know, if you order a minimum of 5 of the same books from Higginson, you will get discount pricing on the order. I don't know how the discounted book rate is calculated (whether there is a flat percent applied to the normal price of the book, or if each book has its own discount rate) but I do know that when ordered in a minimum quantity of 5 books of the same title, each book is bound with archival quality binding, whereas hard bound books are an additional $10 per book. I have grouped together upon occasion, with other cousins, and ordered books in quantities and have been pleasantly surprised at the discounted pricing.