Possible ancestors of Christopher: Edward, Christopher, Benjamin. One or more came to America during either the French-Indian wars or the Revolutionary War. One became a Second Lieutenant and was given a land grant in NH; he lived to age 100-103. His son was unable to attend his father's deathbed because he, himself, was on his deathbed in Wisconsin. Information known: Generation 1: Christopher PAGE [email protected] NY (per 1860 census), died before 1870 census perhaps. Christopher married SARAH [email protected] NY, where they had at least two children: 1. Sarah b @1842 (per 1860 census Onalaska) 2. Moses A. [email protected] NY (per 1860 census Onalaska) Between 1844 and 1849 they moved to Wisconsin where they had children: 3. Christopher Marshall Page b Nov 1849 Sheboygan WI (per marriage license) 4. Rosella "Rose" b1854 (per 1860 census Onalaska ) 5. Frances b @1857 (per 1860 census Onalaska) The 1860 census Onalaska, La Crosse Co, WI, is the only census in which Christopher and Sarah and children are found. Christopher is not found in any 1870 census; there are several Sarahs, none in Onalaska. Generation 2: Moses A. Page is found in Farmington, La Crosse Co, WI with Emily/Emma and in the 1880 census of Balsam Lake Twp, Polk Co, WI with children Frances C (@1871), Edwin L (@1874), Florence M (@1876), Earl Shepherd (@1879). Christopher Marshall Page married Ella Irene TYLER on 30 Nov 1878 in Osceola, Polk Co, WI. They had two children: 1. Vida - married to and divorced from Claude Franklin STUDEBAKER, son of John Franklin STUDEBAKER. They had daughter Ella who married HAYNES and had a son. 2. Raymond Leon Wayne PAGE b 17 May 1896 Cumberland, Barron Co, WI. We are very anxious to make the connection to Christopher's ancestors who, by family tradition, came from New Hampshire, although the 1860 census indicates Christopher was born in New York. I have found NO Christopher in New York.