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| | Brigadier General Richard L. Page |
 | | General Richard L. Page, distinguished in the naval and military history of the Confederate States, was born in Clarke county, Va., in 1807. |
 | | He married Ann Lee, who was born at Leesylvania, Prince William county, in 1776, and died at Washington, D. She was a daughter of Henry Lee, and sister of Gen. Henry Lee, the famous cavalry officer, known as "Light Horse Harry," father of Gen. Robert E. Lee. |
 | | But General Page and his heroic men kept up the fight with all their power; the citadel of the fort took fire at 9 o'clock at night; the walls of the fort were repeatedly breached, and the best guns, disabled. |
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