Hannah Smith

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Hannah SmithBenjamin Hastings Oak1776–1842Husband

William S. Oak1805–1806Son Susannah Hastings Oakborn 1808Daughter Genett Oak1810–1810Daughter

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Husband: Benjamin Hastings Oak 1776–1842
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Why: FamilySearch's index of Chelsea's town records (index lines only) enters the marriage of Benjamin H. Oak and Hannah Smith on 23 December 1804 and the births of their children there.
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FamilySearch index of Chelsea, Vermont vital records: marriage of Benjamin H. Oak and Hannah Smith, 23 December 1804; births and early deaths of their children there (William S., 1805-1806; Susannah Hastings Oak, born 26 May 1808; Genett, 22 Jan-28 Apr 1810). Index lines only; the cards were not opened
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Son: William S. Oak 1805–1806
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Why: Chelsea's entries (index lines) name Benjamin H. and Hannah Oak as the parents.
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- FamilySearch index of Chelsea, Vermont vital records: marriage of Benjamin H. Oak and Hannah Smith, 23 December 1804; births and early deaths of their children there (William S., 1805-1806; Susannah Hastings Oak, born 26 May 1808; Genett, 22 Jan-28 Apr 1810). Index lines only; the cards were not opened
Review: assessed 10-03-2026; evidence: Published transcription or compiled genealogy examined.
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Daughter: Susannah Hastings Oak born 1808
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Why: Chelsea's entries (index lines) name Benjamin H. and Hannah Oak as the parents.
Records:
- FamilySearch index of Chelsea, Vermont vital records: marriage of Benjamin H. Oak and Hannah Smith, 23 December 1804; births and early deaths of their children there (William S., 1805-1806; Susannah Hastings Oak, born 26 May 1808; Genett, 22 Jan-28 Apr 1810). Index lines only; the cards were not opened
Review: assessed 10-03-2026; evidence: Published transcription or compiled genealogy examined.
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Daughter: Genett Oak 1810–1810
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Why: Chelsea's entries (index lines) name Benjamin H. and Hannah Oak as the parents.
Records:
- FamilySearch index of Chelsea, Vermont vital records: marriage of Benjamin H. Oak and Hannah Smith, 23 December 1804; births and early deaths of their children there (William S., 1805-1806; Susannah Hastings Oak, born 26 May 1808; Genett, 22 Jan-28 Apr 1810). Index lines only; the cards were not opened
Review: assessed 10-03-2026; evidence: Published transcription or compiled genealogy examined.
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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	23 Dec 1804, Chelsea, Vermont, with Benjamin Hastings Oak 1776–1842 Likely evidence: show why Why: Index line only; the card was not opened. Records: FamilySearch index of Chelsea, Vermont vital records: marriage of Benjamin H. Oak and Hannah Smith, 23 December 1804; births and early deaths of their children there (William S., 1805-1806; Susannah Hastings Oak, born 26 May 1808; Genett, 22 Jan-28 Apr 1810). Index lines only; the cards were not opened Review: assessed 10-03-2026; evidence: Published transcription or compiled genealogy examined. What the labels mean

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Marriage

23 Dec 1804, Chelsea, Vermont, with Benjamin Hastings Oak 1776–1842

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Why: Index line only; the card was not opened.

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FamilySearch index of Chelsea, Vermont vital records: marriage of Benjamin H. Oak and Hannah Smith, 23 December 1804; births and early deaths of their children there (William S., 1805-1806; Susannah Hastings Oak, born 26 May 1808; Genett, 22 Jan-28 Apr 1810). Index lines only; the cards were not opened

Review: assessed 10-03-2026; evidence: Published transcription or compiled genealogy examined.

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FamilySearch index of Chelsea, Vermont vital records: marriage of Benjamin H. Oak and Hannah Smith, 23 December 1804; births and early deaths of their children there (William S., 1805-1806; Susannah Hastings Oak, born 26 May 1808; Genett, 22 Jan-28 Apr 1810). Index lines only; the cards were not opened Birth, marriage and death records

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