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John Young
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Service
War of 1812 · Navy · about 1812 Likely
Estimated: the register gives no date for the battle, so the war's first year is used. U.S. Navy; "lost both arms in a battle on the lakes, War of 1812" (1906 register no. 89). Husband of Elizabeth Oakes.
In the story: The War of 1812 · Veterans of the family
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Wife: Elizabeth Oakes died c. 1850 Unconfirmed evidence: show why
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Life events
| Military service | U.S. Navy; lost both arms in a battle on the lakes, War of 1812 |
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Sources
- Henry L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes: Family Register, Nathaniel Oak of Marlborough, Mass., and Three Generations of His Descendants in Both Male and Female Lines Birth, marriage and death records Citation only Birth, Death, Military service
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