Susan is the 8th child of Governor Thomas Nelson, Jr., and Francis Page is the 5th son of Governor John Page.
On April 10, 1835, Susanna wrote a letter to Lucy Calthorpe Smith Diggs, giving a biography of her mother, Lucy Grymes Nelson (1743-1830)(This letter is available in Colonial Williamsburg - Special Collections - Papers of Dr. Augustine Smith (post 1769-1805) of Yorktown, Virginia, a friend of Thomas Nelson, and of his daughter, Lucy Calthorpe Smith, who married Ralph Wormeley Digges).
On April 10, 1835, Susanna wrote a letter to Lucy Calthorpe Smith Diggs, giving a biography of her mother, Lucy Grymes Nelson (1743-1830)(This letter is available in Colonial Williamsburg - Special Collections - Papers of Dr. Augustine Smith (post 1769-1805) of Yorktown, Virginia, a friend of Thomas Nelson, and of his daughter, Lucy Calthorpe Smith, who married Ralph Wormeley Digges).
Susan is the 8th child of Governor Thomas Nelson, Jr., and Francis Page is the 5th son of Governor John Page.
On April 10, 1835, Susanna wrote a letter to Lucy Calthorpe Smith Diggs, giving a biography of her mother, Lucy Grymes Nelson (1743-1830)(This letter is available in Colonial Williamsburg - Special Collections - Papers of Dr. Augustine Smith (post 1769-1805) of Yorktown, Virginia, a friend of Thomas Nelson, and of his daughter, Lucy Calthorpe Smith, who married Ralph Wormeley Digges).
On April 10, 1835, Susanna wrote a letter to Lucy Calthorpe Smith Diggs, giving a biography of her mother, Lucy Grymes Nelson (1743-1830)(This letter is available in Colonial Williamsburg - Special Collections - Papers of Dr. Augustine Smith (post 1769-1805) of Yorktown, Virginia, a friend of Thomas Nelson, and of his daughter, Lucy Calthorpe Smith, who married Ralph Wormeley Digges).
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Wife of Francis Page and Daughter of Gen. Thomas Nelson - Born at York Town, VA - Died at Frederick Town, Va
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