Nathaniel Oak
died 1830 · Male
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Family
Parents
- Father: Seth Oak 1733–1810
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- Mother: Elizabeth Shevally
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Life events
| Died | 25 MAR 1830, Athens, Windham, Vermont, 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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| Military service | 3 JUL 1780, Bolton, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA |
Sources
- Revolutionary War pension file W.19932, Calvin Oak (widow Lucretia), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086452), 33 pages; p. 4-5 (Lucretia's account of his service). Corroboration: Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors vol. 11 (1905), pp. 597 and 603, entries for Calvin Oak of Winchendon. No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as above Military Citation only Military service
- Revolutionary War pension file W.25398, Nathaniel Oak (widow Susan), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086796/25086830), 15 pages; p. 6-7 (Susan Oak's declaration, 26 Sep 1838: "he died on the 25th day of March 1830"), p. 4 (Willard Oak's deposition, 7 Sep 1838), p. 2 (summary card). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as above Military Citation only Death
- Templeton vital records, "Nathaniel, s. Seth and Elisabeth, May 3, 1762" (quoted in research-e-chrome-2026-10-03/FOLD3-MASS-SOLDIERS-SAILORS-vol11-oak-family/REVIEW.md as Main's identification). Bolton marriage: Seth and Elizabeth Shevally of Stow, 25 May 1757 (Bolton VR p. 157, per FAMILY-LEADS-REGISTER L134). No URL recorded; repository/page as above Military Citation only
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