Col. John Page and Alice Page come to America with at least one daughter, Mary. Here in America they had 2 more sons. Mary went on to marry Walter Chiles
Contributor: Kevin L. Stewart (50187872)
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John Page was father to Mary Page Chiles.
His mothers name was Isabel
Contributor: Jennifer Willis Crawford (50239817)
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According to the Genealogy of the Page Family in Virginia, published in 1883, "John Page, son of Thomas Page (b. 1597), of Sudbury, County Middlesex, England,
son of Richard Page, son of John Page (b. 1528), son of Henry Page (b. 1500), of Wembley, County Middlesex, England, all of the Parish of Harrow, was born at Sudbury in A.D. 1627. He immigrated to America about 1650 at about 23 years of age, and became the progenitor of the Page-family in Virginia."
Contributor: cthompson (47699595)
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(east face)
COL JOHN PAGE
died Jan 23 1692
Aged 65
(south face)
Erected Jan 1878 to replace the original tomb-stone.
(west face)
He being dead yet speaketh
Heb 11:4
(north face)
[coat os arms and inscription from original tombstone]
Here lieth in the hope of a joyful Resurrection the Body of Colonel John Page of Bruton Parish Esquire
One of their Majesties Council in the Dominion of Virginia who departed this life on the 23rd of January in the year of our Lord 1691/2 Aged 65."
Original tombstone is now inside the church for safe keeping. It was replaced because it was broken and very worn.
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Col. Page was a prominent area landowner and the progenitor of a distinguished Virginia family. After Bruton Parish was established in 1674, Col. Page gave the land for the churchyard and made a generous donation toward the construction of a new church, which was completed in 1683. The foundation of that brick church is outlined in stone and located just north of the monument of Gov. Edward Nott.
Contributor: Kevin L. Stewart (50187872)
~~~
John Page was father to Mary Page Chiles.
His mothers name was Isabel
Contributor: Jennifer Willis Crawford (50239817)
~~~
According to the Genealogy of the Page Family in Virginia, published in 1883, "John Page, son of Thomas Page (b. 1597), of Sudbury, County Middlesex, England,
son of Richard Page, son of John Page (b. 1528), son of Henry Page (b. 1500), of Wembley, County Middlesex, England, all of the Parish of Harrow, was born at Sudbury in A.D. 1627. He immigrated to America about 1650 at about 23 years of age, and became the progenitor of the Page-family in Virginia."
Contributor: cthompson (47699595)
~~~
(east face)
COL JOHN PAGE
died Jan 23 1692
Aged 65
(south face)
Erected Jan 1878 to replace the original tomb-stone.
(west face)
He being dead yet speaketh
Heb 11:4
(north face)
[coat os arms and inscription from original tombstone]
Here lieth in the hope of a joyful Resurrection the Body of Colonel John Page of Bruton Parish Esquire
One of their Majesties Council in the Dominion of Virginia who departed this life on the 23rd of January in the year of our Lord 1691/2 Aged 65."
Original tombstone is now inside the church for safe keeping. It was replaced because it was broken and very worn.
~~~
Col. Page was a prominent area landowner and the progenitor of a distinguished Virginia family. After Bruton Parish was established in 1674, Col. Page gave the land for the churchyard and made a generous donation toward the construction of a new church, which was completed in 1683. The foundation of that brick church is outlined in stone and located just north of the monument of Gov. Edward Nott.
Col. John Page and Alice Page come to America with at least one daughter, Mary. Here in America they had 2 more sons. Mary went on to marry Walter Chiles
Contributor: Kevin L. Stewart (50187872)
~~~
John Page was father to Mary Page Chiles.
His mothers name was Isabel
Contributor: Jennifer Willis Crawford (50239817)
~~~
According to the Genealogy of the Page Family in Virginia, published in 1883, "John Page, son of Thomas Page (b. 1597), of Sudbury, County Middlesex, England,
son of Richard Page, son of John Page (b. 1528), son of Henry Page (b. 1500), of Wembley, County Middlesex, England, all of the Parish of Harrow, was born at Sudbury in A.D. 1627. He immigrated to America about 1650 at about 23 years of age, and became the progenitor of the Page-family in Virginia."
Contributor: cthompson (47699595)
~~~
(east face)
COL JOHN PAGE
died Jan 23 1692
Aged 65
(south face)
Erected Jan 1878 to replace the original tomb-stone.
(west face)
He being dead yet speaketh
Heb 11:4
(north face)
[coat os arms and inscription from original tombstone]
Here lieth in the hope of a joyful Resurrection the Body of Colonel John Page of Bruton Parish Esquire
One of their Majesties Council in the Dominion of Virginia who departed this life on the 23rd of January in the year of our Lord 1691/2 Aged 65."
Original tombstone is now inside the church for safe keeping. It was replaced because it was broken and very worn.
~~~
Col. Page was a prominent area landowner and the progenitor of a distinguished Virginia family. After Bruton Parish was established in 1674, Col. Page gave the land for the churchyard and made a generous donation toward the construction of a new church, which was completed in 1683. The foundation of that brick church is outlined in stone and located just north of the monument of Gov. Edward Nott.
Contributor: Kevin L. Stewart (50187872)
~~~
John Page was father to Mary Page Chiles.
His mothers name was Isabel
Contributor: Jennifer Willis Crawford (50239817)
~~~
According to the Genealogy of the Page Family in Virginia, published in 1883, "John Page, son of Thomas Page (b. 1597), of Sudbury, County Middlesex, England,
son of Richard Page, son of John Page (b. 1528), son of Henry Page (b. 1500), of Wembley, County Middlesex, England, all of the Parish of Harrow, was born at Sudbury in A.D. 1627. He immigrated to America about 1650 at about 23 years of age, and became the progenitor of the Page-family in Virginia."
Contributor: cthompson (47699595)
~~~
(east face)
COL JOHN PAGE
died Jan 23 1692
Aged 65
(south face)
Erected Jan 1878 to replace the original tomb-stone.
(west face)
He being dead yet speaketh
Heb 11:4
(north face)
[coat os arms and inscription from original tombstone]
Here lieth in the hope of a joyful Resurrection the Body of Colonel John Page of Bruton Parish Esquire
One of their Majesties Council in the Dominion of Virginia who departed this life on the 23rd of January in the year of our Lord 1691/2 Aged 65."
Original tombstone is now inside the church for safe keeping. It was replaced because it was broken and very worn.
~~~
Col. Page was a prominent area landowner and the progenitor of a distinguished Virginia family. After Bruton Parish was established in 1674, Col. Page gave the land for the churchyard and made a generous donation toward the construction of a new church, which was completed in 1683. The foundation of that brick church is outlined in stone and located just north of the monument of Gov. Edward Nott.
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