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Unveiling of a Page plaque honors William Tyler Page
A plaque marking the box hand home of William Tyler Page author of Americas Creed at 121 Record Street Frederick was unveiled Tuesday at 2 pm Ruth Worthington Pfeil of Middletown whose father Judge Glenn H Worthington later owned the home The house now belongs to Mrs Margaret Elschmitz tenanted by Maj and Mrs John South Herrick and their three children DAR regent Mrs Paul B Rhoads led the ceremony and praised Page and all who served their country The Creed was recited and Joseph W Lerner of the Frederick County Historical Society spoke on Page's life and the Creed's origins Page born Oct 19 1850 educated at Frederick Academy served as House page for 61 years dying Oct 20 1942 in Chevy Chase
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William Tyler Page
Aimerican
Paul B. Rhoads
Frederick
DAR
Daughters of the
William ‘Kyler Page
Pleshings
Moss Pearl] Eader
Rhoads
Joseph W. Lerner
Frederick County Historical Society
Urner
John Pace
Willamsburg
Virginia
Continental Congress
Carter Braxton
Virginia House of Burgesses
Patrick Vivara
Baltimore
Episcopal Church
Ster
America
Mir. Urner
William Vsler Page
Record Street
Walker Yates Page
Nannie Tyler
Willam Tytler
Page
Old Frederick Academy
Congress
Joshua F. C. Talbott
Chevy _ Chase
Mary Wiegandt
John Casper Page
Arizona
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