Robert PAGE

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PUBLISHED SOURCES:
    Phyllis O. Whitten, comp., SAMUEL FOGG 1628-1672, HIS
    ANCESTORS   AND DESCENDANTS, vol. 1 (Annandale, Virginia: by the compiler, 1976), no. 1.

    Joseph Dow, HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMSHIRE. FROM ITS SETTLEMENT
    IN 1638 TO THE AUTUMN OF 1892, vol. 2 (Salam, Mass: Salem Publishing and
    Printing Co., 1893), p. 889-90: "Robert Page, the first of the name in Hampton,
    was a son of Robert and Margaret Page, of Ormsby, in the county of Norfolk,
    England, gives his age as thirty-three years, and hers as thirty years.  They,
    with three children, "Francis, Margarett and Susanna, and two sarvants, William
    Moulton aged 20 years and Anne Wadd, 15 years, were desirous to passe into New
    England to inhabitt."  He settled in Hampton in 1639, having received a grant
    of ten acres of land for a house-lot, lying between the house-lots of William
    Marston, on the west, and Robert Marston, on the east, abutting on the Meeting
    house Green, on the south, and other land of his, on the north.  This is still
    the home of the daughters of Josiah Page, a descendant, of the sixth
    generation.
    Goodman Page was one of the selectmen six years.  He represented the town
    in the General Court of Massachusetts, two years; was at one time marshal of the
    old county of Norfolk.  He was also a member of various committees raised by
    the town from time to time.  In 1660, we find him one of the deacons of the
    church, and from the death of his colleague in 1671, to his own death, he
    appears to have been the only deacon. . . . "
                  

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PUBLISHED SOURCES:
    Joseph Dow, HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
    FROM   ITS SETTLEMENT IN 1638, TO THE AUTUMN OF 1692 (Salem, Mass.: Salem Press Publishing and Printing Co., 1893), 643