Ruthanne. Could I please get a copy?? I'm tracking down my Pages through New England, and so far have a lot of names and haven't organized them in my brain as to who is begat from who. I need to work on this!!! Thanks so much, Loretta Page Moshier **************It's raining cats and dogs -- Come to PawNation, a place where pets rule! (http://www.pawnation.com/?ncid=emlcntnew00000008)

There were several immigrant PAGE/PAIGE families who went to New England, most of which were not remotely related biologically. The first task of any PAGE researcher should be to determine their relevant Page Family Line and greatly narrow their field of interest. Y-DNA testing of over 100 male Pages has enabled us to identify the "Fingerprint Y-DNA Markers" of about 15 different Page Family lines so that living male PAGEs can get Y-DNA tested and compared to determine their PAGE Family Line, and learn more about their true Page cousins with whom they can exchange family history. Female researchers whose maiden name was Page/Paige should seek a living male PAGE relative (father, brother, uncle, cousin, or nephew) willing to be Y-DNA tested to determine their PAGE family Y-DNA marker values. The test kit can be ordered by the person to be tested or the usually more interested PAGE female researcher. The interested female PAGE can be included in the list of those receiving the Y-DNA reports of their male PAGE's results. You can learn more about Y-DNA testing and the Page Surname Y-DNA Project on the following web-site: www.PageY-DNA.ORG George W. Page PAGE Y-DNA Project Administrator __________ At 08:22 AM 7/2/2009, you wrote: >Ruthanne. >Could I please get a copy?? I'm tracking down my Pages through New England, > and so far have a lot of names and haven't organized them in my brain as >to who is begat from who. I need to work on this!!! >Thanks so much, >Loretta Page Moshier