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William Page

Birth19 Jan 1737 - Haverhill, Massachusetts
Death1781 - Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherLydia A Griffin
FatherLewis Page

Born in Haverhill, Massachusetts on 19 Jan 1737 to Lewis Page and Lydia A Griffin. William Page married Sarah Silver Page and had 8 children. He passed away on 1781 in Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Lewis Page
1714 - 1781
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Lydia A Griffin
Unknown - 1781
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Silver Page
1740 - Unknown
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Sarah Silver
1730 - Unknown
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Benjamin Page
1777 - 1850
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James Page
1766 - 1846
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William Page
1762 - Unknown
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Sarah Page
1764 - Unknown
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Lewis Page
1772 - Unknown
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Eunice Page
1768 - 1825
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Eunice Page
1767 - 1825
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Lewis Page
1772 - Unknown

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