Hannah ______
F
Last Edited=16 Oct 2026
Her married name was Page.
Hannah ______ married William Page, son of Thomas Page and Susanna ______.
In William Page's will dated 16 December 1664 at Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Hannah Page, his wife, was named as executor; Bee it knowne that I William Page of Watertowne in Middlesex in New England Planter, being in perfect memory, but at present under the visiting hand of the ever- gracious God, not knowing how soone I may be taken hence into another world: I do make this my last will and testament, and hereby declare that it is my mind and will as concerneing my outward estate that I am possessed of or have a true right to, whether houses, Lands, or cattell, or whatever else it be, in what place soe ever in this country: that my deare Wife Hannah Page injoy it (after my decease and all my debts payd) as her owne to use and dispose of either before or at death as shee shall see meet. Provided shee my said wife fullfill my will as followeth. It is my will that my said wife at her death give out of my said estate here disposed of the just summe of five shillings to each of my kindred whoe are now alive and liveing in New England: and that shee give to Thomas Leason my kinsman the summe of twentie shillings: and that shee give to William Leason now living with me the summe of ten pounds to be payd at age of twenty two years, provided he stay with her, and be dutifull in serving her till he shall come to the aforesaid age: My will alsoe is that my wife at her decease pay to John Sherman now pastor of Watertowne the summe of five pounds, allway provided that my said wife at her decease be possessed of soe much temporall estate, as to be able to doe as above expressed. I doe hereby appoint my said wife sole executrix of this my last will. Witness my hand and Seale this
Sixteenth day of December 1664.
William Page
his mark
Sealed and delivered In the presence of us
John Sherman
Mich: Bairstow
Roger Wellington
Sworn in Court at Cambridge
Aprill 4th. 1665.1
Hannah married second Nicholas Wood.1
Hannah married third Edward Winn.1 Hannah wrote her will on 11 November 1686 at Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony.1 Her estate was inventoried on 11 November 1686 with the following annotation: "Anna Winn the widow relict of Edward Winn, late of Obourne [Woburn] decd, also widow relict of Nicholas Wood of Bogestow decd, also widow relict of William Page, sometime of Watertowne decd.1"
Hannah ______ married William Page, son of Thomas Page and Susanna ______.
Children:
1. John Page (1642-1642.)1
1. John Page (1642-1642.)1
In William Page's will dated 16 December 1664 at Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Hannah Page, his wife, was named as executor; Bee it knowne that I William Page of Watertowne in Middlesex in New England Planter, being in perfect memory, but at present under the visiting hand of the ever- gracious God, not knowing how soone I may be taken hence into another world: I do make this my last will and testament, and hereby declare that it is my mind and will as concerneing my outward estate that I am possessed of or have a true right to, whether houses, Lands, or cattell, or whatever else it be, in what place soe ever in this country: that my deare Wife Hannah Page injoy it (after my decease and all my debts payd) as her owne to use and dispose of either before or at death as shee shall see meet. Provided shee my said wife fullfill my will as followeth. It is my will that my said wife at her death give out of my said estate here disposed of the just summe of five shillings to each of my kindred whoe are now alive and liveing in New England: and that shee give to Thomas Leason my kinsman the summe of twentie shillings: and that shee give to William Leason now living with me the summe of ten pounds to be payd at age of twenty two years, provided he stay with her, and be dutifull in serving her till he shall come to the aforesaid age: My will alsoe is that my wife at her decease pay to John Sherman now pastor of Watertowne the summe of five pounds, allway provided that my said wife at her decease be possessed of soe much temporall estate, as to be able to doe as above expressed. I doe hereby appoint my said wife sole executrix of this my last will. Witness my hand and Seale this
Sixteenth day of December 1664.
William Page
his mark
Sealed and delivered In the presence of us
John Sherman
Mich: Bairstow
Roger Wellington
Sworn in Court at Cambridge
Aprill 4th. 1665.1
Hannah married second Nicholas Wood.1
Hannah married third Edward Winn.1 Hannah wrote her will on 11 November 1686 at Watertown, Massachusetts Bay Colony.1 Her estate was inventoried on 11 November 1686 with the following annotation: "Anna Winn the widow relict of Edward Winn, late of Obourne [Woburn] decd, also widow relict of Nicholas Wood of Bogestow decd, also widow relict of William Page, sometime of Watertowne decd.1"
Citations
- Claassen, Judith G. "The Origin of Thomas Gleason of Watertown and Cambridge, Massachusetts", New England Historical and Genealogical Register volume 168 (January 2014).