File:Archibald Reed Page (1876-1945) obituary in the Middletown Times Herald of Middletown, New York on August 9, 1945.png

Archibald R. Page. Port Jervis. Archibald R. Page, a farmer and life resident of Westbrookville, died yesterday at Horton Hospital, Middletown, after a long illness. He was sixty-nine. Mr. Page was born in Westbrookville on May second 1846, a son of Archibald and Josephine Culver Page. He was married to the former Viola McDonald [sic] on September eighth, 1891 at Cuddebackville. Surviving are his wife, eight daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Scott of Scotia, Miss Elsie Page of Schenectady, Mrs. Bessie Goergen, Mrs. Ardeth Logana, and Ms. Bernice Page, all of Westbrookville, Mrs. Vera Potts and Mrs. Olive Bedford of Kings Park, L. I., and Mrs. Peggy Quinn of Wurtsboro; three sons, Edwin R. and Lloyd L. both of Westbrookville, and Robert C., with the Army in the Pacific; and two sisters. Mrs. Charles Ashworth of Westbrookville and Mrs. Elnora Case of Wurtsboro. He also leaves thirteen grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at two o'clock in the Westbrookville Methodist Church with the Rev. Robert Bowering officiating. Burial will be in Westbrookville Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow evening at the Terwilliger-Woolsey Funeral Chapel, forty-one Front street, Port Jervis.

Archibald Reed Page. Port Jervis, New York; August 9, 1945. Archibald R. Page, a farmer and lifelong resident of Westbrookville, died yesterday at Horton Hospital, in Middletown, after a long illness. He was sixty-nine. Mr. Page was born in Westbrookville on May 2, 1846, a son of Archibald Page and Josephine Culver. He was married to the former Viola Catherine McDowell on September 8, 1891 at Cuddebackville. Surviving are his wife, eight daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Scott of Scotia, Miss Elsie Page of Schenectady, Mrs. Bessie Goergen, Mrs. Ardeth Logana, and Ms. Bernice Page, all of Westbrookville, Mrs. Vera Potts and Mrs. Olive Bedford of Kings Park, Long Island, and Mrs. Peggy Quinn of Wurtsboro; three sons, Edwin Reid Page and Lloyd Lafayette Page both of Westbrookville, and Robert Calvin Page, with the Army in the Pacific; and two sisters. Mrs. Charles Ashworth of Westbrookville and Mrs. Elnora Case of Wurtsboro. He also leaves thirteen grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at two o'clock in the Westbrookville Methodist Church with the Rev. Robert Bowering officiating. Burial will be in Westbrookville Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow evening at the Terwilliger-Woolsey Funeral Chapel, forty-one Front street, Port Jervis.

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