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Formed March 30, 1831 from mostly Shenandoah County (230 sq. miles), 84 sq. miles came from the NE corner of Rockingham County. The county seat is Luray which was formed August 21, 1812. Page County is named after John Page who was a Lieutenant-Governor during the Revolution, a member of the first U.S. Congress and Governor of Virginia.
Featured Photograph
HELP NEEDED to identify the above couple.
My grandparents had the photo hanging on their wall in their home but none of us still living know who they are. My grandfather was Clarke E. Sours and my grandmother was Ruth Marjory Dofflemyer - both from Page Co. My Sours great grandparents are Henry Amos (Dug) Sours and Mattie Ethel Foltz. My Dofflemyer great grandparents are Ashby Kemper Dofflemyer and Mary Elizabeth Ruffner. But this photo could really be from any of the long lines of Page Co. families that I am related to. We just have no clues.
If you have a good guess or a postitive identification of the above couple contact Nonna Good
at sassien24502@yahoo.com
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