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Lebbeus Oak

1820–1905 · Male · died at 84

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Service

Civil War · State troops · 1863 Confirmed

Major, First Regiment, Maine State Guards, 1863 (History of Penobscot County, 1882, p. 102); captain of the Garland militia, credited with raising the town's Civil War quota (1903 Biographical Sketches).

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Family

Parents

Wife: Sarah Elizabeth Merriam c. 1825–1886
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Life events

Born12 DEC 1820, Boscawen, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA
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Died24 MAY 1905, Garland, Penobscot, Maine, USA
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Marriage18 JAN 1843, with Sarah Elizabeth Merriam c. 1825–1886
ResidenceSaddler(?), age 29, born New Hampshire; household with Sarah (23), Henry (6), Adaliza (3) and Edward (6 months)., 11 SEP 1850, Garland, Penobscot, Maine, USA

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