Fred Lyndon Oak
born 1860 · Male
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Fred Lyndon Oakborn 1860Elizabeth C. Allenborn 1863Wife
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Parents
- Mother: Mary Ann Prescott born c. 1831
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- Father: Edson Lang Oak 1822–1892
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Wife: Elizabeth C. Allen born 1863 Unconfirmed evidence: show why
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Life events
| Born | 21 OCT 1860, Garland, Penobscot, Maine, USA Unconfirmed evidence: show whyWhy: From the imported family tree; not yet reviewed. Records attached in the tree: Review: not yet reviewed. |
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| Died | No death date is recorded here. The site classifies this person as deceased from the dated records; no death record is cited. |
| Marriage | 2 SEP 1884, with Elizabeth C. Allen born 1863 |
Sources
- "The Oaks of Garland," by H. L. Oak, in Biographical Sketches of Representative Citizens of the State of Maine (American Series of Popular Biographies, Maine Edition), pp. 193-199 Family histories and trees Citation only Birth, Death, Marriage
p. 199
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