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Orlando George Page, Vermont

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Orlando George Page, Vermont
Orlando George Page, Son of Austin Nelson Page and Sarah Lodena Peavy. Born Feb 28 1868 and living in Irasburgh, VT in 1910 census.
Date & Place: in Irasburgh, Orleans Co County, Vermont USA
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Orlando George Page
Orlando George Page was born on February 28, 1868. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Orlando George Page.
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