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John Gillet alias Russell

Parents:

• Baptism*: John Gillet alias Russell was baptized on 30 May 1601 at St Mary the Virgin, Lamberhurst, Kent, England^B.
• He was the son of Robert Gillet alias Russell and Mary Ashdown.

William Gillet alias Russell

Parents:

• Baptism*: William Gillet alias Russell was baptized on 4 March 1603 at St Mary the Virgin, Lamberhurst, Kent, England^B.
• He was the son of Robert Gillet alias Russell and Mary Ashdown.

Alice Gillet alias Russell

Parents:

• Baptism*: Alice Gillet alias Russell was baptized on 28 June 1607 at St Mary the Virgin, Lamberhurst, Kent, England^B.
• She was the daughter of Robert Gillet alias Russell and Mary Ashdown.

Nicholas Gillet alias Russell

• Marriage*: Nicholas Gillet alias Russell married Elizabeth Tasset on 19 October 1545 at Frant, Sussex, England^B.
• Will*: Nicholas Gillet alias Russell left a will made on 1568 at Lamberhurst, Kent, England^B.
• Death*: Nicholas Gillet alias Russell died in 1568 at Lamberhurst, Kent, England^B.

Elizabeth Tasset

• Married Name: As of 19 October 1545, her married name was Gillet alias Russell.
• Marriage*: Elizabeth Tasset married Nicholas Gillet alias Russell on 19 October 1545 at Frant, Sussex, England^B.

Elizabeth Fellows

• Birth*: Elizabeth Fellows was born circa 1820 at Udimore, Sussex, England.¹
• Married Name: As of 26 February 1841, her married name was Funnell.
• Marriage*: Elizabeth Fellows married Henry Funnell, son of Richard Funnell and Jane Burgess, on 26 February 1841 at Icklesham, Sussex, England.^1,2
• Residence*: On 7 April 1861 Elizabeth Fellows and Henry Funnell lived at 12 Factory Square, Winchelsea, Sussex, England.³

Harriet Funnell

Parents:

• Birth*: Harriet Funnell was born circa 1843 at Icklesham, Sussex, England.¹
• She was the daughter of Henry Funnell and Elizabeth Fellows.

Mary Jane Funnell

Parents:

• Birth*: Mary Jane Funnell was born circa 1858 at Winchelsea, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Henry Funnell and Elizabeth Fellows.
• Married Name: As of 12 April 1885, her married name was Jenkins.
• Marriage*: Mary Jane Funnell married Edward Allsop Jenkins on 12 April 1885 at Winchelsea, Sussex, England^B.
• Death*: Mary Jane Funnell died in 1906 at Rye, Sussex, England^B.

Henry Funnell

Parents:

• Birth*: Henry Funnell was born circa 1851 at Winchelsea, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Henry Funnell and Elizabeth Fellows.

Elizabeth Funnell

Parents:

• Birth*: Elizabeth Funnell was born circa 1854 at Winchelsea, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Henry Funnell and Elizabeth Fellows.

Eliza Funnell

Parents:

• Birth*: Eliza Funnell was born circa 1856 at Winchelsea, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Henry Funnell and Elizabeth Fellows.

Alice May Funnell

Parents:

• Birth*: Alice May Funnell was born in 1878 at Winchelsea, Sussex, England^B.
• She was the daughter of Mary Jane Funnell.
• Name Variation: Alice May Funnell was also known as Jenkins.

Edward Allsop Jenkins

• Birth*: Edward Allsop Jenkins was born on 4 September 1849 at Winchelsea, Sussex, England^B.
• Marriage*: Edward Allsop Jenkins married Mary Jane Funnell, daughter of Henry Funnell and Elizabeth Fellows, on 12 April 1885 at Winchelsea, Sussex, England^B.
• Death*: Edward Allsop Jenkins died on 23 August 1920 at Rainham, Kent, England, at age 70.

Thomas Gillet alias Russell

Parents:

• Baptism*: Thomas Gillet alias Russell was baptized on 21 January 1598/99 at St Mary the Virgin, Lamberhurst, Kent, England^B.
• He was the son of Robert Gillet alias Russell and Mary Ashdown.

Robert Gillet alias Russell

Parents:

• Birth*: Robert Gillet alias Russell was born circa 1590 at England.
• He was the son of Robert Gillet alias Russell and Mary Ashdown.

Thomas Page

Parents:

• Birth: Thomas Page was born in 1626 at Battle, Sussex, England^B.
• Baptism*: Thomas Page was baptized on 19 July 1626 at St Swithun, East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of BW22 BW86 Thomas Page and Elizabeth (?)
• Marriage*: Thomas Page married Margaret Blundell, daughter of Edward Blundell and Dorothy Smith, on 7 February 1647/48 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.²
• Anecdote*: Title: Mortgage in fee
  Date: 17 Apr 1648
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/544
  Description: Dorothy Blundell of East Grinstead, widow and relict of Edward Blundell deceased
  to: Thomas Page the younger, son and heir of TP the elder of East Grinstead, innholder; and Margaret Page wife of TP the younger;
  for securing the payment to TP and MP of £100 given by the will of EB dated 25 Jun 1644, by the name of 'Margarett his Jewell',
  of a messuage or tenement with barn, garden and orchard in the borough of East Grinstead called Gedgers (bounds as in SAS/FB/543).
  Witnesses: George Blundell, Edward Lucas
  Creator(s) ; Sussex Archaeological Society
  Comment: Given her marriage just 2 months earlier, this would appear to be a mortgae on the property "Gedges" whereby Dorothy still owns the property but she has a debt to her daughter of £100 which is now secured by a mortgage over the property.
• Anecdote: There is a marriage of a Thomas PAGE and Ann DENTON on 24 May 1670 at East Grinstead. This could be a second marriage but not sure. There are baptisms at East Grinstead to Thomas and Ann between 1670-1681. There is a will of Thomas Page, yeoman of South Malling, proved 9 Jun 1678 (PCC PROB 11/357/55) which may be this person (has wife Ann).
• Occupation*: Thomas Page was a carpenter in 1683.
• Anecdote: In 1683 it would appear that Thomas receives the property Gedges and sells the property to Richard Page, innholder:
  Title: Deed of feoffment for 10 and other good causes
  Date: 30 Aug 1683
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/557
  Description: John Candler of Oxted, Surrey, tanner to Thomas Page late of Ashburnham, carpenter, son and heir of Thomas Page late of Battle, innholder, deceased:
  the messuage, burgage or tenement with a barn, garden and orchard or portland thereunto belonging called Gedges in the borough of East Grinstead in the occupation of William Austen
  (N: the highway; E: the burgage and portland of Mrs Katherine Payne; W: the burgage and portland of late of Richard Coles; S: lands of Edward Payne esq).
  Witnesses: Arthur Kettlebey, Robert Mathew, William Austen.
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society
  Comment: Not sure what this is doing. It could be just Thomas recovering the £100 mortgage he and Margaret placed on the property when they married.
  
  (Note: No PAGE baptisms at Ashburnham and no PAGE burials before 1727)
  (Note: There are PAGE baptisms at East Grinstead between 1670-1681 to parents Thomas and Ann PAGE. Did Margaret die and Thomas remary?)
  
  Title: Deed of feoffment for 100
  Date: 31 Aug 1683
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/559
  Description: Thomas Page to Richard Page, of the messuage, burgage or tenement, described in SAS/FB/557-558.
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society
  Comment: Thomas Page has sold the property Gedges to Richard Page for £100. A deed of feeoffment records the sale of a property.
  
  Title: Acknowledgment of receipt of £100
  Date: 31 Aug 1683
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/558
  Description: Under seal by Thomas Page late of Ashburnham, carpenter; from Richard Page of East Grinstead, innholder, of £100 mentioned to be paid to TP in deed of feoffment of even date [see SAS/FB/559].
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society
  
  Title: Deed poll of release in fee
  Date:22 Sep 1683
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/560
  Description: John Bodle of East Grinstead, yeoman to Richard Page of East Grinstead, innholder:
  of the burgage or tenement described in deed of 30 Aug 1683 [see SAS/FB/557].
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society.
• Death*: Thomas Page died in 1689 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Thomas Page was buried on 6 October 1689 at St Swithun, East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.³
• Anecdote: There is an earlier possible burial at East Grinstead on 15 Dec 1664 but the deed of feeofment in 1683 has been understood to show that Thomas was alive then.³
• (Witness) Will: Thomas Page is mentioned in the will of BW87 Richard Page dated 5 November 1698 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.^4,5

Margaret Blundell

Parents:

• Birth*: Margaret Blundell was born circa 1625 at England.
• She was the daughter of Edward Blundell and Dorothy Smith.
• (Witness) Will: Margaret Blundell is mentioned in the will of Edward Blundell dated 1643 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.
• Married Name: As of 7 February 1647/48, her married name was Page.¹
• Marriage*: Margaret Blundell married Thomas Page, son of BW22 BW86 Thomas Page and Elizabeth (?), on 7 February 1647/48 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Anecdote*: Title: Mortgage in fee
  Date: 17 Apr 1648
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/544
  Description: Dorothy Blundell of East Grinstead, widow and relict of Edward Blundell deceased
  to: Thomas Page the younger, son and heir of TP the elder of East Grinstead, innholder; and Margaret Page wife of TP the younger;
  for securing the payment to TP and MP of £100 given by the will of EB dated 25 Jun 1644, by the name of 'Margarett his Jewell',
  of a messuage or tenement with barn, garden and orchard in the borough of East Grinstead called Gedgers (bounds as in SAS/FB/543).
  Witnesses: George Blundell, Edward Lucas
  Creator(s) ; Sussex Archaeological Society
  Comment: Given her marriage just 2 months earlier, this would appear to be a mortgae on the property "Gedges" whereby Dorothy still owns the property but she has a debt to her daughter of £100 which is now secured by a mortgage over the property.
• Anecdote: In 1683 it would appear that Thomas receives the property Gedges and sells the property to Richard Page, innholder:
  Title: Deed of feoffment for 10 and other good causes
  Date: 30 Aug 1683
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/557
  Description: John Candler of Oxted, Surrey, tanner to Thomas Page late of Ashburnham, carpenter, son and heir of Thomas Page late of Battle, innholder, deceased:
  the messuage, burgage or tenement with a barn, garden and orchard or portland thereunto belonging called Gedges in the borough of East Grinstead in the occupation of William Austen
  (N: the highway; E: the burgage and portland of Mrs Katherine Payne; W: the burgage and portland of late of Richard Coles; S: lands of Edward Payne esq).
  Witnesses: Arthur Kettlebey, Robert Mathew, William Austen.
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society
  Comment: Not sure what this is doing. It could be just Thomas recovering the £100 mortgage he and Margaret placed on the property when they married.
  
  (Note: No PAGE baptisms at Ashburnham and no PAGE burials before 1727)
  (Note: There are PAGE baptisms at East Grinstead between 1670-1681 to parents Thomas and Ann PAGE. Did Margaret die and Thomas remary?)
  
  Title: Deed of feoffment for 100
  Date: 31 Aug 1683
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/559
  Description: Thomas Page to Richard Page, of the messuage, burgage or tenement, described in SAS/FB/557-558.
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society
  Comment: Thomas Page has sold the property Gedges to Richard Page for £100. A deed of feeoffment records the sale of a property.
  
  Title: Acknowledgment of receipt of £100
  Date: 31 Aug 1683
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/558
  Description: Under seal by Thomas Page late of Ashburnham, carpenter; from Richard Page of East Grinstead, innholder, of £100 mentioned to be paid to TP in deed of feoffment of even date [see SAS/FB/559].
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society
  
  Title: Deed poll of release in fee
  Date:22 Sep 1683
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/560
  Description: John Bodle of East Grinstead, yeoman to Richard Page of East Grinstead, innholder:
  of the burgage or tenement described in deed of 30 Aug 1683 [see SAS/FB/557].
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society.
• Death*: Margaret Blundell died in 1693 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Margaret Blundell was buried on 14 November 1693 at St Swithun, East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B, "widow", no christian name given (may not be the correct burial.)²

Edward Blundell

• Marriage*: Edward Blundell married Dorothy Smith on 30 November 1615 at Saint Dionis Backchurch, London, England, Edward of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey and Dorothy of Burslow, Surrey.¹
• Anecdote*: Title: Deed of feoffment for £103
  Date: 15 Dec 1637
  ESRO reference:SAS/FB/543
  Description: Robert Tredcrofte of Horsham, yeoman to Edward Blundell of East Grinstead, gent:
  of a burgage or tenement with barn, garden, orchard or portland thereto belonging called Gedges in the borough of East Grinstead (N: to the highway; E: to lands or burgage and portland of RT in the occupation of Ann Lysney, widow; W: the burgage or portland of Lettis Piggott; S: the lands of John Duffield)>
  The premises were in the tenure of Edward Blundell and were given by the will of William Lysney late of East Grinstead to Edward Blundell and Dorothy Blundell his wife.
  Witnesses to deed and livery: Nicholas Best, William Ellis, Edward Smith.
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society.
• Will/Adm Transcript*: Will of Edward Blundell of East Grinstead, 1644
  (TNA: Prob 11/192/75)
  Made: 25 Jun 1644
  Proved: 29 Nov 1644
  In the Name of God amen the 25^th day or June Anno 1644 I Edward Blundell being sick and lame but in good and perfect memory praysed be God doe make this my last Will Item I bequeath my soule to God that gave it and my body to the earth whereof it was made and I desire to be buried as neere to my mother in lawe as with convenience may be Item I doe give to the poore of East Grinsted 20s beside tenn shillings I give to the poore widdowes such as my wife shall nominate Item I give to my sister Boxoll twenty shillings a yeare duering her naturall life Item I give unto Edward Boxall tenn pounds after my wifes decease Item I doe give unto my Jewell Margrett Blundell one hundred pounds to be paid her within three monthes after my wifes death And my wife shall allowe her tenn pound a yeare for her maintaynance in the meane time or else to keepe and maintayne her Item I doe make my deare and loving wife my full and sole Executrix and doe give her all my Goodes Landes Leases Stock Cattle and Chattles whatsoever which I have within the Realme of England shee paying all my due Debts and legacees above bequeathed and I doe intreate Mr dale my loving freind and my kinsman Mr George Blundall Minster to be my overseers And I doe give unto Mr Udale my greate Cronacle and to Mr Blundell my booke called Dubartus And I give unto John Wiggins fourty shillings upon condition he shall direct and healpe my Executrix and my Overseer the best he can in my business In wittnesse hereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale the day and yeare above written p[er] me Edw: Blundell This was delivered by the Testator as his last Will and Testament and of his own hand writting in the presence of us Dorathy Tiston Anne Wood
  Probate: London, 29^th [penultimate day of] November 1644 to Dorothy Blundell relict and executrix.
  (Transcribed by Claire Wickens, 31^st January 2022 for Geoffrey Barber.)
  
• Will*: Edward Blundell left a will made on 1643 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.
• Death*: Edward Blundell died in 1644 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.
• Probate*: His estate was probated on 29 November 1644 at London, England, (TNA: PCC PROB 11/192/75.)
• Anecdote: Title: Mortgage in fee
  Date: 17 Apr 1648
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/544
  Description: Dorothy Blundell of East Grinstead, widow and relict of Edward Blundell deceased
  to: Thomas Page the younger, son and heir of TP the elder of East Grinstead, innholder; and Margaret Page wife of TP the younger;
  for securing the payment to TP and MP of £100 given by the will of EB dated 25 Jun 1644, by the name of 'Margarett his Jewell',
  of a messuage or tenement with barn, garden and orchard in the borough of East Grinstead called Gedgers (bounds as in SAS/FB/543).
  Witnesses: George Blundell, Edward Lucas
  Creator(s) ; Sussex Archaeological Society
  Comment: Given her marriage just 2 months earlier, this would appear to be a mortgae on the property "Gedges" whereby Dorothy still owns the property but she has a debt to her daughter of £100 which is now secured by a mortgage over the property.

BW22 BW86 Thomas Page

Token issued by Thomas Page at East Grinstead, 1650 (obverse)

• Birth*: BW22 BW86 Thomas Page was born circa 1600 at Sussex, England.
• Marriage*: BW22 BW86 Thomas Page married Elizabeth (?) circa 1625 at England.
• Anecdote: In 1650, Thomas Page of East Grinstead issued a farthing token (Sussex BW86), the earliest to be issued in Sussex.
• Occupation: BW22 BW86 Thomas Page was an alehouse keeper in 1641 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England.
• Anecdote: Title: Thomas Page of East Grinstead, alehouse keeper; alehouse keeper's recognizance
  Date: 1641
  ESRO reference: QR/51/3
  Description: Notes: Thomas Page was at the Catt (Dorset Arms) c 1645-50 (information from M J Leppard)
  The data on which this record relies have not been checked and may not be accurate.
  Creator(s): Sussex Quarter Sessions, c 1350-1914; Sussex Quarter Sessions, Eastern Division, c 1550-1914; East Sussex Quarter Sessions, 1914-1970.
• Occupation*: BW22 BW86 Thomas Page was an innkeeper in 1648 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England.
• Anecdote*: In the following document, Thomas Page is referred to as "the elder of East Grinstead" and an innholder:
  Title: Mortgage in fee
  Date: 17 Apr 1648
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/544
  Description: Dorothy Blundell of East Grinstead, widow and relict of Edward Blundell deceased
  to: Thomas Page the younger, son and heir of Thomas Page the elder of East Grinstead, innholder; and Margaret Page wife of TP the younger;
  for securing the payment to TP and MP of £100 given by the will of EB dated 25 Jun 1644, by the name of 'Margarett his Jewell',
  of a messuage or tenement with barn, garden and orchard in the borough of East Grinstead called Gedgers (bounds as in SAS/FB/543).
  Witnesses: George Blundell, Edward Lucas
  Creator(s) ; Sussex Archaeological Society.
• Anecdote: Sometime after 1650, Thomas Page appears to have moved to Battle in East Sussex and become an innkeeper there. His son Thomas has gone with him and may have been involved with the business as well, although later documents describe him as a carpenter. An undated farthing token (Sussex BW22) was issued at Battle in the name of Thomas Page and with an image of a double headed eagle and the words "AT.THE.SPRED.EGLE" suggesting the name of the alehouse was The Spread Eagle. It has the initials T.P. and the fact that there is no initial for a wife suggests that it was issued in the name of the father Thomas Page, not his son.
• Anecdote: Title: Thomas Page of Battle, innkeeper; alehouse keeper's recognizance
  Date: 1662
  ESRO reference: QR/135/117
  Description: The data on which this record relies have not been checked and may not be accurate.
  Creator(s): Sussex Quarter Sessions, c 1350-1914; Sussex Quarter Sessions, Eastern Division, c 1550-1914; East Sussex Quarter Sessions, 1914-1970.
• Anecdote: Title: Bond in £1400 for a conditional surrender for £700 at 5% in the manor court of Battle, Sarah Alderton of Battle, widow, to Francis Pearson of Battle, tailor
  Date: 9 Oct 1793
  ESRO reference:ACC 7668/34
  Description:
  1 messuage, stables and gardens called The Eagle in Battle
  2 pieces of land called New Fee (9a) in Battle
  Witness: Stephen Swatland.
• Death*: BW22 BW86 Thomas Page died in 1664 at Battle, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: BW22 BW86 Thomas Page was buried on 28 June 1664 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• Anecdote: There is another possible burial on 15 Dec 1664 at East Grinstead.¹
• Anecdote: The following document identifies this Thomas PAGE as " late of Battle, innholder, deceased".
  This is the evidence for Thomas Page, the father, being the innholder and token issuer at Battle. It also connects him to East Grinstead via the property Gedges.
  Other documentation at East Grinstead concerning Gedges identifies him as a inn holder of East Grinstead there in the period before 1650.
  This is teh evidence for him being the issuer of the two Thomas Page tokens: one in 1650 at East Grinstead (at The Catt inn) and the other undated at Battle (at The Spread Eagle inn).
  Title: Deed of feoffment for £10 and other good causes
  Date: 30 Aug 1683
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/557
  Description: John Candler of Oxted, Surrey, tanner to Thomas Page late of Ashburnham, carpenter, son and heir of Thomas Page late of Battle, innholder, deceased:
  the messuage, burgage or tenement with a barn, garden and orchard or portland thereunto belonging called Gedges in the borough of East Grinstead in the occupation of William Austen
  (N: the highway; E: the burgage and portland of Mrs Katherine Payne; W: the burgage and portland of late of Richard Coles; S: lands of Edward Payne esq).
  Witnesses: Arthur Kettlebey, Robert Mathew, William Austen.
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society.

Elizabeth (?)

• Married Name: As of circa 1625, her married name was Page.
• Marriage*: Elizabeth (?) married BW22 BW86 Thomas Page circa 1625 at England.

Dorothy Smith

• Marriage*: Dorothy Smith married Edward Blundell on 30 November 1615 at Saint Dionis Backchurch, London, England, Edward of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey and Dorothy of Burslow, Surrey.¹
• Anecdote*: Title: Deed of feoffment for £103
  Date: 15 Dec 1637
  ESRO reference:SAS/FB/543
  Description: Robert Tredcrofte of Horsham, yeoman to Edward Blundell of East Grinstead, gent:
  of a burgage or tenement with barn, garden, orchard or portland thereto belonging called Gedges in the borough of East Grinstead (N: to the highway; E: to lands or burgage and portland of RT in the occupation of Ann Lysney, widow; W: the burgage or portland of Lettis Piggott; S: the lands of John Duffield)>
  The premises were in the tenure of Edward Blundell and were given by the will of William Lysney late of East Grinstead to Edward Blundell and Dorothy Blundell his wife.
  Witnesses to deed and livery: Nicholas Best, William Ellis, Edward Smith.
  Creator(s): Sussex Archaeological Society.
• (Witness) Will: Dorothy Smith is mentioned in the will of Edward Blundell dated 1643 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.
• Anecdote: Title: Mortgage in fee
  Date: 17 Apr 1648
  ESRO reference: SAS/FB/544
  Description: Dorothy Blundell of East Grinstead, widow and relict of Edward Blundell deceased
  to: Thomas Page the younger, son and heir of TP the elder of East Grinstead, innholder; and Margaret Page wife of TP the younger;
  for securing the payment to TP and MP of £100 given by the will of EB dated 25 Jun 1644, by the name of 'Margarett his Jewell',
  of a messuage or tenement with barn, garden and orchard in the borough of East Grinstead called Gedgers (bounds as in SAS/FB/543).
  Witnesses: George Blundell, Edward Lucas
  Creator(s) ; Sussex Archaeological Society
  Comment: Given her marriage just 2 months earlier, this would appear to be a mortgae on the property "Gedges" whereby Dorothy still owns the property but she has a debt to her daughter of £100 which is now secured by a mortgage over the property.
• Death*: Dorothy Smith died in 1669 at East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Dorothy Smith was buried on 3 April 1669 at St Swithun, East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.²

Elizabeth Page

Parents:

• Baptism*: Elizabeth Page was baptized on 9 November 1648 at St Swithun, East Grinstead, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Thomas Page and Margaret Blundell.

Mary Page

Parents:

• Baptism*: Mary Page was baptized on 20 July 1652 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Thomas Page and Margaret Blundell.

Ann Page

Parents:

• Baptism*: Ann Page was baptized on 7 October 1654 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Thomas Page and Margaret Blundell.

Thomas Page

Parents:

• Baptism*: Thomas Page was baptized on 1 November 1656 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Page and Margaret Blundell.
• Death*: Thomas Page died in December 1656 at Battle, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Thomas Page was buried on 27 December 1656 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.²

Richard Page

Parents:

• Baptism*: Richard Page was baptized on 12 October 1657 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Page and Margaret Blundell.
• Death*: Richard Page died in April 1658 at Battle, Sussex, England^B.
• Burial*: Richard Page was buried on 14 April 1658 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.²

Sarah Page

Parents:

• Baptism*: Sarah Page was baptized on 1 May 1659 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• She was the daughter of Thomas Page and Margaret Blundell.

Thomas Page

Parents:

• Baptism*: Thomas Page was baptized on 20 October 1661 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Page and Margaret Blundell.

John Page

Parents:

• Baptism*: John Page was baptized on 29 July 1662 at St Mary the Virgin, Battle, Sussex, England^B.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Page and Margaret Blundell.
• Marriage License: John Page and Mary Hammond obtained a marriage licence on 17 October 1686 at Archdeaconry of Lewes, Sussex, England.²
• Marriage*: John Page married Mary Hammond on 18 November 1686 at Ripe, Sussex, England^B, John a bachelor of Battle; Mary a spinster of Lewes.²