Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Commodore Page” in chapter 1.34 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 27.:
...n Page, became the Mecca of Americans who visited that city.
For a score of years Commodore Page was blind, but retained the full possession of his mental faculties.
Besides his service at sea, Commodore Page surveyed and made soundings for the old Fire Island Channel, New York harbor, and for some years was stationed at the Naval Observatory in Washington.
A widow, a daughter (the Countess of Spinola...
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