Samuel Davis Page1

#138, (27 May 1895 - )
BirthSamuel Davis Page was born on 27 May 1895 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.2
 
Newspaper Published 7 Oct 1934.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas White of South Orange, N.J., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Harriet Bonnycastle White, to S. Davis Page, son of Mrs. Howard W. Page of Philadelphia and the late Mr. Page.
Miss White attended Miss Beard's School and Wykeham Rise, and is a member of the Junior Leage of the Oranges. Her father for many years was secretary of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey.
Mr. Page was graduated from Princeton University and served in the World War. He is manager of the Westfield business office of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company.3
 
MarriageHe married Harriet Bonnycastle White, daughter of Charles Thomas White and Ann Mason Bonnycastle.1
 
MilitarySamuel Davis Page completed a draft registration card in Apr 1942. Details from the card: Samuel Davis Page, 305 Tillou Road, South Orange, Essex, NJ, telephone SO2-0717, age 46, born May 27 1895 in Philadelphia, employed by New Jersey Bell Telephone Company in Newark, contact: Mrs Harriet B Page, 305 Tillou Rd.2 
(Widowed) DeathHarriet's death on 24 Jun 1944 left him a widower.4 

Family

Harriet Bonnycastle White b. c 1905, d. 24 Jun 1944
Child
  • (-?-) Page5
Charts5 Generations of Descendants of Charles Bonnycastle (1796-1840)
Last Edited6 Jun 2009

Citations:

  1. Ancestry.com databases, online www.ancestry.com, Historical Newspaper Database. Image from New York Times, 14 June 1936, White-Page Engagement.
  2. United States World War II Draft Cards. National Archives, online images viewed at Ancestry.com, Samuel David Page.
  3. Ancestry.com databases, online www.ancestry.com, Historical Newspaper Database. Image from New York Times, 7 October 1934, White-Page Engagement.
  4. Ancestry.com databases, online www.ancestry.com, Historical Newspaper Database. Image from New York Times, 25 June 1944.
  5. Letters from William Robinson (Rob) Bonnycastle, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, to J Kolthammer, dated beginning in 1990.
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