Family:Thomas Chandler and Joan Page (1)

What is the source of Joan's maiden name? Other online data suggests, "New Light on the English Ancestry of William Chandler and of his cousin, Margaret Chandler, wife of William Dennison, both of Roxbury, Massachusetts", Douglas Richardson, The American Genealogist, Jan 1998 Volume 73:50-57.

Children listed in NEHGR, 85:140, based on circumstantial evidence, since parents are not listed before 1580:

1. Barbara, b. abt 1553; living in 1554, when she was mentioned in the will of her grandfather, Thomas Chandler.
2. Agnes, bur. at Bishops-Stortford 20 Feb 1599/1600
3. Henry, ancestor of the Chandler family in America, b. at Bishops-Stortford about 1560
4. Sarah, bapt at Bishops-Stortford 5 ul 1562; m there 20 Sep 1580, John Ingham
5. Richard, b abt 1565; bur at Bishops-Stortford, 2 Feb 1592/3
6. Edward of Stortford, silk weaver, b abt 1568; bur at Stortford, as "Old Edward Chandler," 9 Nov 1653; m about 1600 Ann ____, who survived him. His will is transcribed in NEHGR, 85:141.
7. William, bapt at Bishops-Stortford 31 Aug 1570; bur there 8 Jul 1590
8. John, bapt at Bishops-Stortford 10 Aug 1573; bur there 9 May 1592
9. Thomas, d. 23 May 1592

1.   The English Ancestry of the Chandlers of Roxbury, Mass., in The American Genealogist (TAG). (Donald Lines Jacobus, et.al.)
   56.

   In 1556 Roger Apryce, gentleman, and Lucy, his wife, conveyed lands in Thorley, co. Hertford by fine to Thomas Chandler.
   In 1556 Thomas Chaundeler and Joan, his wife, conveyed a messuage in Bishop's Stortford, co. Hertford, by fine to Henry Hoye.
   In 1561 Thomas Chandler and Joan his wife, conveyed lands in Thorley, co. Hertford, by fine to John Wylley.
   In 1561 Thomas Chandler, Joan his wife, and Katherine Page, widow [Joan's mother], conveyed messuages and land in Puckeridge, Standon, and Braughing, co. Hertford, by fine to John Warde.
   
   p. 52 Thomas Chaundler is called son-in-law in the will of John Page along with Thomas' children: Tobye Chaundler, Raphaell Chaundler, Barbara Chaundler.