Ephraim Page is the son of John and Mary (Winsley) Page of Salisbury, Essex county, Massachusetts.
Ephraim Page and Hannah Currier were married December 15, 1753 in South Hampton, Rockingham county, New Hampshire.
Ephraim Page of Salisbury, Mass, one of the Proprietors of the Town and father of the late Capt John Page moved into town in the year 1773 in the month of February with his wife Hannah Currier and ten children. They later had three more who were born in Wentworth. Samuel, their son, is believed to have been the first child born in that town. Mr Ephraim Page died in town November 4, 1802, aged 72. He and his wife and many of their descendants are buried at the village. >Hoyt's History of Wentworth, New Hampshire, pp45-46.
Ephraim Page and Hannah Currier were married December 15, 1753 in South Hampton, Rockingham county, New Hampshire.
Ephraim Page of Salisbury, Mass, one of the Proprietors of the Town and father of the late Capt John Page moved into town in the year 1773 in the month of February with his wife Hannah Currier and ten children. They later had three more who were born in Wentworth. Samuel, their son, is believed to have been the first child born in that town. Mr Ephraim Page died in town November 4, 1802, aged 72. He and his wife and many of their descendants are buried at the village. >Hoyt's History of Wentworth, New Hampshire, pp45-46.
Ephraim Page is the son of John and Mary (Winsley) Page of Salisbury, Essex county, Massachusetts.
Ephraim Page and Hannah Currier were married December 15, 1753 in South Hampton, Rockingham county, New Hampshire.
Ephraim Page of Salisbury, Mass, one of the Proprietors of the Town and father of the late Capt John Page moved into town in the year 1773 in the month of February with his wife Hannah Currier and ten children. They later had three more who were born in Wentworth. Samuel, their son, is believed to have been the first child born in that town. Mr Ephraim Page died in town November 4, 1802, aged 72. He and his wife and many of their descendants are buried at the village. >Hoyt's History of Wentworth, New Hampshire, pp45-46.
Ephraim Page and Hannah Currier were married December 15, 1753 in South Hampton, Rockingham county, New Hampshire.
Ephraim Page of Salisbury, Mass, one of the Proprietors of the Town and father of the late Capt John Page moved into town in the year 1773 in the month of February with his wife Hannah Currier and ten children. They later had three more who were born in Wentworth. Samuel, their son, is believed to have been the first child born in that town. Mr Ephraim Page died in town November 4, 1802, aged 72. He and his wife and many of their descendants are buried at the village. >Hoyt's History of Wentworth, New Hampshire, pp45-46.
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Sacred | to the memory of | Mr. Ephraim Page, | who departed this life Nov. 4th | 1802 Ælais 72d year. | Merilorious in life | his death was tranquil | and serene.
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