"The Pages were first at Salem but were in Hampton by the second summer. Hampton (New Hampshire) was then, and until 1679/80, a part of Massachusetts. Robert became a freeman of the Massachusetts Bay Colony 18 May 1642, was a selectman of the town eight times in the period 1644-1671, built a sawmill at Taylor's River in 1656, and was a representative to the General Court in 1657 and 1668. He was a marshall of the county of Norfolk, and deacon in the church 1660 until his death. His wife Lucy died 12 Nov 1665, aged fifty-eight, and he died 22 Sep 1679, aged seventy-five."



"His will was dated 9 Sep 1679 and named sons Francis and Thomas, daughters Mary Fogg, Margaret Samborne, Rebecca Marston, Hannah Dow, and many grandchildren. These included the children of his daughter Margaret and her first husband, William Moulton:--Joseph, Benjamin, Robert, Hannah, Sarah 'now Sarah Haines,' Ruth and William. The list of Moulton children is the same as in their father's will, fifteen years before, with the exception of Mary, who died 27 Jul 1664, shortly after her father died, and with the addition of William, who had been born after his father's death."