Mary Page is the daughter of Col. John Page and Alice Lukin.
No specific reference to Mary's date of birth has been located.
Col. John Page obtained a land patent in Virginia in 1655. Among the head-rights in Page's patent, 1655, are his wife, Alice, and Elizabeth and Mary Page. Elizabeth, the immigrant, may have been the sister of Page and the wife subsequently of Digges. Mary Page, the other immigrant, was probably Page's daughter and married Col. Chiles, speaker of the House of Burgesses.
The National Park Service notes that Colonel Page obtained headrights for his daughter Mary. (see text page 79; link page 81)[1]
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