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About Captain Francis Page
Capt Francis Page
- BIRTH 1657 Williamsburg City, Virginia, USA
- DEATH 10 May 1692 (aged 34–35) Williamsburg City, Virginia, USA
- BURIAL Bruton Parish Episcopal Church Cemetery Williamsburg, Williamsburg City, Virginia, USA
Family
Eldest son of Colonel John Page of Bruton Parish. Aged 35
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Diggs-320
ISSUE 1. Capt. Francis Page, Clerk of the House of Burgesses, b. in Williamsburg, 1657; d. there, 10th May, 1692; m. circa 1674, Mary Diggs, b. 1638, d. 18th Mar. 1690-91, dau. of Edward Diggs, of Hampton Parish, Va.
ISSUE Children of this profile
- I. Elizabeth Page, b. 1683; d. 12th Nov. 1702; m. 1701, John Page.
- II. Matthew Page, b. 1659; d. 9th Jan. 1703.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7949269/francis-page
MEMORIAL ID 7949269 · View Source
MEMORIAL PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 7 Eldest son of Colonel John Page of Bruton Parish. Aged 35
Family Members Parents Photo John Page 1628–1692
Photo Alice Chiles Luckin Page 1625–1698
Spouse Photo Mary Digges Page 1658–1690 (m. 1682)
Siblings Photo Matthew Page 1659–1703
Children Photo Elizabeth Page 1683–1702
Inscription
- Note: the inscription becomes partially illegible toward the bottom.
- [Coat of arms]
- Here lieth in hope of a Joyfull Resurrection
- the Body of Captain FRANCIS PAGE of
- Bruton Parish in the Dominion of Virginia
- Eldest son of Colonel JOHN PAGE of the
- Same Parish, Esquire, who Departed
- this life the tenth Day of May
- in the year of our Lord
- 1692: Aged 35
- Thou wast while living of Unspotted fame
- now being Dead, no man Dares Soil thy name
- For thou wast one whom Nothing here could stain
- neither Force of honor nor love of Gain
- spheres thou hast well Discharged thy trust
- most truly Pious Loyal Just
- stant Goodness my Penn Cannt Express
- Vertues my tongue Cannt Rehearse
- asteem'd by all the wise and Sage
- Thy Country in thy age
- we Cannt Now speak of the
- thy Names to all Posterity
- Did to yourself Create
- on erlasting Date
- your most happy wife
- the other Life.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7949269/francis-page
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GEDCOM Note
(Research): He is listed on the website: «i»findagrave.com«/i» as being buried in the Bruton Parish Churchyard...as are his parents.
GEDCOM Note
FRANCIS PAGE RECORDS
He and his brother received good educations for their day, presumably in England. Francis pursued the study of law. He served as deputy escheator for lands on the north shore of the York, a position his brother Matthew was to hold. He was Clerk of the House of Burgesses.
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"«i»Old New Kent County-Some Accounts of the Planter, Plantations and Places«/i» «i»in New Kent County"«/i», 2 volumes. Note: Vol 1, p. 62 has information on Francis Page & John Page, who has been called "Lawyer John", & who was nephew of Col. John Page & the cousin of the above Francis. It mentions that, in his will (probated in York Co., VA in 1692). Francis Page devised the "Plantation called Muskimimo containing 790 acres lying & being near the Chickahominy, 300 acres in James City County & 490 acres in New Kent County" per the "desire of his father". Col. John Page had stipulated this in his will (probated in York Co., VA in 1691). ("Lawyer John Page" m. the widow of Francis' brother Mathew Page. Check notes: Mary Mann)
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Captain Francis Page's Timeline
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1657
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Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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May 10, 1692
Age 35
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Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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May 10, 1692
Age 35
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Bruton Parish Episcopal Church Cemetery, Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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