Isabel "Bell" Martha Page, dau. of the Hon. Russell Smith Page and Martha Melvina Smalley, b. Mar. 25, 1857 at Hyde Park, VT. She was the youngest sibling of Vermont Gov. Carroll Smalley Page. She d. Apr. 19, 1951, age 94, at Hartford, Conn. (Conn. Death Index). Where she is interred is presently unknown to the memorialist.
On Mar. 15, 1876 at the Village of Morrisville, at Morristown, VT (by Rev. V.M. Hardy), Isabel m. Henry Clay Fisk, s. of Moses Fisk, Jr. and his 2nd wife Rebecca Ferrin. He d. Jan. 6, 1928 at Pasadena, CA (see his obit), whose place of interment is presently unknown to the memorialist. They had eight known children, three dying in infancy. They will be outlined in their father's memorial.
Two years after her husband's death, on June 9, 1930 Isabel was a returning passenger on the ship Tuscania from Le Havre, France through the Port of New York, listing her U.S. address as 158 Blue Hills Avenue at Hartford, Conn. This was the 1930 census address of her son-in-law and eldest dau., Donald Harris and Mary Melvina (Fisk) Scribner.
On Mar. 15, 1876 at the Village of Morrisville, at Morristown, VT (by Rev. V.M. Hardy), Isabel m. Henry Clay Fisk, s. of Moses Fisk, Jr. and his 2nd wife Rebecca Ferrin. He d. Jan. 6, 1928 at Pasadena, CA (see his obit), whose place of interment is presently unknown to the memorialist. They had eight known children, three dying in infancy. They will be outlined in their father's memorial.
Two years after her husband's death, on June 9, 1930 Isabel was a returning passenger on the ship Tuscania from Le Havre, France through the Port of New York, listing her U.S. address as 158 Blue Hills Avenue at Hartford, Conn. This was the 1930 census address of her son-in-law and eldest dau., Donald Harris and Mary Melvina (Fisk) Scribner.
Isabel "Bell" Martha Page, dau. of the Hon. Russell Smith Page and Martha Melvina Smalley, b. Mar. 25, 1857 at Hyde Park, VT. She was the youngest sibling of Vermont Gov. Carroll Smalley Page. She d. Apr. 19, 1951, age 94, at Hartford, Conn. (Conn. Death Index). Where she is interred is presently unknown to the memorialist.
On Mar. 15, 1876 at the Village of Morrisville, at Morristown, VT (by Rev. V.M. Hardy), Isabel m. Henry Clay Fisk, s. of Moses Fisk, Jr. and his 2nd wife Rebecca Ferrin. He d. Jan. 6, 1928 at Pasadena, CA (see his obit), whose place of interment is presently unknown to the memorialist. They had eight known children, three dying in infancy. They will be outlined in their father's memorial.
Two years after her husband's death, on June 9, 1930 Isabel was a returning passenger on the ship Tuscania from Le Havre, France through the Port of New York, listing her U.S. address as 158 Blue Hills Avenue at Hartford, Conn. This was the 1930 census address of her son-in-law and eldest dau., Donald Harris and Mary Melvina (Fisk) Scribner.
On Mar. 15, 1876 at the Village of Morrisville, at Morristown, VT (by Rev. V.M. Hardy), Isabel m. Henry Clay Fisk, s. of Moses Fisk, Jr. and his 2nd wife Rebecca Ferrin. He d. Jan. 6, 1928 at Pasadena, CA (see his obit), whose place of interment is presently unknown to the memorialist. They had eight known children, three dying in infancy. They will be outlined in their father's memorial.
Two years after her husband's death, on June 9, 1930 Isabel was a returning passenger on the ship Tuscania from Le Havre, France through the Port of New York, listing her U.S. address as 158 Blue Hills Avenue at Hartford, Conn. This was the 1930 census address of her son-in-law and eldest dau., Donald Harris and Mary Melvina (Fisk) Scribner.
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