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• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Citation only1517 · Ellastone, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom · Margaret Booth Oaks, Notes Thomas Knightes Oaks Ockes Oakes
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Citation only1550 · Putzig, Putzig, West Prussia, Prussia, Germany · Diane Valenz Sula
• Ancestry Family TreesFamily histories and trees Citation only21 OCT 1573 · Alabama · Mary Reynolds (Allen), George P Longmire, William Lemon "Buster" Dixon, Katherine Davenport Bramhall Bulkeley and 41 more
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in1579 · Cheswardine, Shropshire, England, United Kingdom · Nicholas Wm Reynolds, Dorothy Nichol Reynolds
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in1579 · Adbaston, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom · Nicholas Wm Reynolds, Dorothy Nichol Reynolds
• American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)Family histories and trees Citation only1600 · Probably Middlesex, England · Mary Reynolds (Allen)
• American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)Family histories and trees Citation only1600 · London, London, England · Arnold Allen (Allyn)
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Citation only1600 · Boston, Massachusetts Colony, Colonial British America, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom · Arnold Allen (Allyn)
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in1600 · Boston, Massachusetts Colony, Colonial British America, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom · Arnold Allen (Allyn)
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in1600 · Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States · Mary Reynolds (Allen)
• Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-2015Family histories and trees Citation only1600 · London, London, England · Arnold Allen (Allyn)
• Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-2015Family histories and trees Citation only1619 · Ellastone, Staffordshire, England · John Oak
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in1625 · Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States · Hope Reynolds Allen Sr.
• Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, vol. III (Boston, 1861), p. 521, entry REDIAT, RIDIAT, or RADYATE, JOHN: "Sudbury, freem. 1645, by w. Ann had John, b. 19 Apr. 1644; Samuel, 22 Oct. 1653, d. in few wks. and Eliz. 12 Aug. 1657; perhaps others. Deborah R. m. at Concord, 22 May 1679, Daniel Farrabas, as sec. w. is in his will of 5 Feb. 1687, made at MarlborouFamily histories and trees Citation only19 APR 1644 · Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · John Rediat, Samuel Rediat, Elizabeth Rediat, Deborah Rediat and 2 more
• Hudson, History of Marlborough (1862), p. 430: 'He by his wife Ann, had Deborah, b. in Sudbury, 1652'; Pierce, Forbes and Forbush Genealogy (1892), p. 19 (b. 1652). Savage, vol. III, p. 521: 'Deborah R. m. at Concord, 22 May 1679, Daniel Farrabas'. Marlborough VR (1908), Deaths, p. 391: 'Deborah [Rediat, w.], w. Alexander, April 23, 1721 [April 22, 1720, a. 68, w.]' (the double year is in the pFamily histories and trees Citation only1652 · Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · John Rediat, Deborah Rediat, Daniel Forbush, John Rediat Jr.
• Vital Records of Marlborough, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 (Worcester: Franklin P. Rice, 1908), Births, p. 69 (FAY): 'John, s. John and Mary, Nov. 30, 1669.' Internet Archive item vitalrecordsofma01marl, leaf n72. Orlin P. Fay, Fay Genealogy: John Fay of Marlborough and His Descendants (Cleveland: Press of J. B. Savage, 1898), p. 21: 'JOHN FAY, JR., b. Marlboro, Nov. 30, 1669, dFamily histories and trees Citation only30 NOV 1669 · Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · John Fay
• Watertown Records, vol. 1, p. 37 (births under 1673): 'Elizabeth Willington daughter of Beanjamin and Elizabeth, borne: the 29 of the 10 Mo' (10th month = December). Internet Archive item watertownrecords01wate, leaf n448. Orlin P. Fay, Fay Genealogy: John Fay of Marlborough and His Descendants (Cleveland: Press of J. B. Savage, 1898), p. 21: 'm. Dec. 1, 1690, Elizabeth Wellington, dau. of BenjFamily histories and trees Citation only29 DEC 1673 · Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Elizabeth Wellington
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scan25 FEB 1682 · Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Vital Records of Marlborough, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 (Worcester: Franklin P. Rice, 1908), Births, p. 161 (RICE): 'Thomas, s. Thomas and Anah, ---- ---, 1683.' Internet Archive item vitalrecordsofma01marl, leaf n164. Andrew Henshaw Ward, Genealogical History of the Rice Family (Boston, 1858), p. 23, no. 202.1: 'Thomas, b. "in the year 1683," m. Mary Oakes.' Internet Archive iFamily histories and trees Citation only1683 · Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Thomas Rice Jr.
• Fred Clinton Pierce, Forbes and Forbush Genealogy (Fitchburg, 1892), p. 23: 'Deacon Jonathan Forbush (Daniel), b. in Marlboro, Mar. 12, 1684'. Internet Archive item forbesforbushgen00pier, leaf n32Family histories and trees Citation only12 MAR 1684 · Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Jonathan Forbush, Alexander Stewart
• James Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, vol. III (Boston, 1861), p. 302 (OAKES): 'NATHANIEL, Marlborough 1686, m. Mehitable, d. of John Rediat.' Internet Archive item genealogicaldic03savarich, leaf n311; and p. 521 (REDIAT): will of 5 Feb. 1687 names 'Mehitable, his d. w. of Nathaniel Oakes', leaf n530Family histories and trees Citation only1686 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mehitable Rediat
• Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, vol. III (1861), p. 302, OAKES: 'NATHANIEL, Marlborough 1686, m. Mehitable, d. of John Rediat'. The OAKES entry for Nathaniel of Marlborough, 1686, who married Mehitable, daughter of John Rediat.Family histories and trees Viewable file1686 (printed 1861) · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mehitable Rediat
• Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, vol. III (1861), p. 521, REDIAT: John Rediat's will of 5 Feb 1687 names 'Mehitable, his d. w. of Nathaniel Oakes'. The entry for John Rediat of Sudbury gives his will of 5 Feb 1687, made at Marlborough and proved 28 April following, which favors his daughter Farrowbush and 'ano. Part to Mehitable, his d. w. of Nathaniel Oakes'.Family histories and trees Viewable file5 Feb 1687 (printed 1861) · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mehitable Rediat
• Savage, Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England, vol. 3 (Boston, 1861), pp. 261-262: 'JOSEPH, New Haven, s. of Thomas ... freem. of that Col. 1657, and rem. to Hartford ... d. 1678 ... His will, of 19 Jan. 1676, pro. 17 Oct. 1678, made br. John excor.' No titleFamily histories and trees Citation only3 JUL 1687 · New Haven · Joseph Nash, John Nash, David Fitzpen Phippen
• North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000Family histories and trees Viewable scan25 NOV 1702 · Marlborough , Middlesex, MA · Mehitable Rediat
• North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000Family histories and trees Viewable scan2 MAR 1703 · Concord, Middlesex, MA · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak
• North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000Family histories and trees Viewable scan20 MAY 1703 · Concord, Middlesex, Massachusetts · Nathaniel Oak(e), John Oak, Mary (Holloway) Oak, Elizabeth Oakes and 1 more
• U.S., Family History BooksFamily histories and trees Viewable scan2 MAR 1703 · Concord, Middlesex, MA · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Vital Records of Marlborough, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 (Worcester: Franklin P. Rice, 1908), Births (FAY), p. 69: 'Gershum, s. Gershum and Mary, Sept. 17, 1703'. Internet Archive item vitalrecordsofma01marl, leaf n72. Orlin P. Fay, Fay Genealogy: John Fay of Marlborough and His Descendants (Cleveland: Press of J. B. Savage, 1898), p. 332 (as read in the OCR) gives Hannah Oake aFamily histories and trees Citation only17 SEP 1703 · Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Gershom Fay Jr.
• Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (1862), p. 106: the Marlborough raid of August 1707. Hudson's own narrative opens the account of the raid on Marlborough in August 1707, in which the garrison of Samuel Goodnow was attacked and two men were taken in the meadows.Family histories and trees Viewable file1707 (printed 1862) · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (1862), p. 107: the Marlborough raid of August 1707. The page begins Hudson's quotation from the Boston News-Letter of 25 August 1707 ('On Monday, the 16th current, thirteen Indians on the frontier surprised two men at their labors in the meadows at Marlborough') and the pursuit by the garrison and the men of Lancaster.Family histories and trees Viewable file1707 (printed 1862) · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (1862), p. 108: the Marlborough raid of August 1707. The page ends the News-Letter quotation on the skirmish of 19 August 1707 and its losses.Family histories and trees Viewable file1707 (printed 1862) · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• U.S., Family History BooksFamily histories and trees Viewable scan3 AUG 1708 · Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States · Thomas Deacon Nash Jr., Rebecca Hull (Nash)
• North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000Family histories and trees Viewable scan31 MAR 1710 · Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States of America · Mary Oak
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scan17 FEB 1721 · Westboro, Massachusetts, USA · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-2015Family histories and trees Citation only17 FEB 1721 · Westboro, Massachusetts, USA · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Ward, A Genealogical History of the Rice Family (1858), p. 60: (104) Thomas Rice m. Mary Oakes of Westboro', 2 July 1722; 'George Oaks, her son by a former husband,' bap. 7 July 1728. Family (104): Thomas Rice m. Mary Oakes of Westboro', July 2, 1722; they were admitted to the church 31 Dec 1727; 'George Oaks, her son by a former husband,' was baptised at Westborough 7 July 1728; after two children there the parents moved away.Family histories and trees Viewable file1722-1728 (printed 1858) · George Oak, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Ward, Genealogical History of the Rice Family (1858), p. 107 (family 237): "... d. early in 1778, in his 52d year." Internet Archive item genealogicalhist00ward, leaf n116Family histories and trees Citation only1725 · Northborough · Betsy Taylor, Asa Rice, Elizabeth Livermore
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Patriots List, 1775-1783Family histories and trees Citation only1 APR 1733 · Massachusetts · Seth Oak
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scan26 OCT 1734 · Northborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000Family histories and trees Viewable scan21 MAY 1743 · Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States · Thomas Deacon Nash III
• U.S., Family History BooksFamily histories and trees Viewable scan21 MAY 1743 · Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA · Mary Nichols Burr (Nash), Thomas Deacon Nash III
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scan21 MAY 1743 · Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States · Thomas Deacon Nash Jr., Thomas Deacon Nash III
• Kent, Northborough History (1921), p. 15: Parkman's diary, John Oak's report that 'his aunt, Mrs. Holloway' wished him to come to the raising of the meeting-house (1745). Kent records that Parkman had been informed by John Oak that his aunt, Mrs. Holloway, was desirous that he should come over to the precinct on the day of the raising of the meeting-house 'to pray with them'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1745 (printed 1921) · John Oak
• Orlin P. Fay, Fay Genealogy: John Fay of Marlborough and His Descendants (Cleveland: Press of J. B. Savage, 1898), p. 21: 'd. Westboro, Jan. 5, 1747'. De Forest and Bates, History of Westborough (1891), p. 146 n. 1: 'the original John Fay (who died Jan. 5, 1748)'. Parkman diary, 5 Jan 1747/8: 'Heard that Captain Fay is Dead'. Worcester probate case 20319 (FamilySearch ark 61903/3:1:3QS7-99VX-6DFamily histories and trees Citation only5 JAN 1747/48 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · John Fay
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Patriots List, 1775-1783Family histories and trees Citation only1747 · Bledsoe, Tennessee, USA · Mary K. Griffith, Samuel B Billingsley
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Patriots List, 1775-1783Family histories and trees Scan: family sign-in16 MAY 1751 · Exeter, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Nathaniel Oak
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Patriots List, 1775-1783Family histories and trees Citation onlyBEF 30 JUL 1759 · Boothbay, Lincoln, Maine, USA · James Lamson
• Vital Records of Westborough, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849 (Worcester, 1903), Marriages, p. 191: "Marcy of Marlborough and George Oak, int. May 24, 1765" (Internet Archive item vitalrecordsofwe01west, leaf 194); Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (Boston, 1862), p. 320 (Bartlett genealogy): "Mercy, b. May 31, 1730; m. June 13, 1765, George Oaks." Item URL only; printed pagFamily histories and trees Citation only13 JUN 1765 · George Oak, Marcy Bartlett
• Nourse, The History of the Town of Harvard, Massachusetts, 1732-1893 (1894), p. 199: seating of the meeting-house, 19 May 1766 ('In ye third Seat Below': Capt. William Butterick, Capt. Jonathan Oak, John Forbush). Under 'According to Dignity', the committee's report of 19 May 1766 seats each man and his wife; the third row of the third seat below reads Capt. William Butterick, Capt. Jonathan Oak, John Forbush.Family histories and trees Viewable file19 May 1766 · Jonathan Oak
• FamilySearch: Maine, Marriages, 1771-1907 (index only, no image), Sherebiah Lambert m. Mille Oaks, 1787, Canaan, Somerset, Maine, ark:/61903/1:1:F4XH-K8W; FamilySearch Family Tree (user-submitted), Permelia "Millie" Oaks, person id LZNM-W98, accessed 3 Oct 2026. Patterson, Probate Records of Lincoln County, Maine (1895), pp. 149-151 (will of Jonathan Oaks naming "Mille"). Pension file R.7758, pFamily histories and trees Citation only11 SEP 1768 · Harvard, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Permelia "Millie" Oaks
• 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 (Los Angeles: Out West Co. Print, 1906), p. 32: Benjamin Hastings Oak and Hannah Smith, married Chelsea, Vt., 23 Dec 1804; eight children named. 'The Oaks of Garland,' Biographical Sketches of Representative Citizens of the State ofFamily histories and trees Citation onlyABT 1779 · Garland, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Hannah Smith
• American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)Family histories and trees Citation only19 FEB 1780 · Winchester, Cheshire, New Hampshire, United States · Nathaniel Oak
• Hanson, History of the Old Towns of Norridgewock and Canaan (1849), p. 135: 'Assessment Laid on the Polls of the Adjacents' (Winslow, 1781), 'John Oaks(10)' under Canaan. The table of polls assessed in the adjacent plantations shows, under Canaan, 'John Oaks(10)' with one poll, 11 s. 11 d.Family histories and trees Viewable file1781 · Jonathan Oak
• Hanson, History of the Old Towns of Norridgewock and Canaan (1849), p. 136: notes to the 1781 assessment: '(10.) John, should be Jonathan; he settled about a mile below Skowhegan falls'. The notes to the foregoing table read: '(10.) John, should be Jonathan; he settled about a mile below Skowhegan falls.' The assessors of Winslow signed the roll on 10 October 1781.Family histories and trees Viewable file1781 · Jonathan Oak
• Vital Records of Ashburnham (1909), p. 177 (church-record variant '[1783, a. 40, c.r.]'); History and Genealogy of the Conant Family (1887), p. 237; DAR Lineage Book vol. 8 (1895), p. 236, no. 8630: 'Ebenezer Conant and Lydia Oakes, his wife' (adjutant, died 1783 aged forty)Family histories and trees Citation only1783 · Ashburnham, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Ebenezer Conant Jr.
• Patterson, The Probate Records of Lincoln County, Maine, 1760 to 1800 (Portland: Maine Genealogical Society, 1895), pp. 149-151: will of 'Jonathan Oaks of Canaan in the County of Lincoln', dated 2 Dec 1784, probated 12 Mar 1785 (Lincoln Probate vol. III, pp. 121-2)Family histories and trees Citation only2 DEC 1784 · Canaan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Levi Oak, Jonathan Oak, Daniel Oak, Elizabeth Oak and 8 more
• Vital Records of Northborough, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849, pp. 134-135: Gershom's death 7 April 1784, aged 80. Fay Genealogy (1898), p. 332: 'd. Northboro, Apr. 7, 1784'. No URL recordedFamily histories and trees Citation only7 APR 1784 · Northborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA (aged 80) · Gershom Fay Jr.
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in29 APR 1785 · Amite, Mississippi, USA · George P Longmire
• FamilySearch: Maine, Marriages, 1771-1907 (index only, no image), Sherebiah Lambert m. Mille Oaks, 1787, Canaan, Somerset, Maine, ark:/61903/1:1:F4XH-K8W; FamilySearch Family Tree (user-submitted), Permelia "Millie" Oaks, person id LZNM-W98, accessed 3 Oct 2026. No URL recorded; repository/film/page as aboveFamily histories and trees Citation only20 JUL 1787 · Canaan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Permelia "Millie" Oaks, Sherebiah Lambert Jr.
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in1790 · Norfolk, Independent Cities, Virginia · Lucy Garrett, Dempsey Nash
• Whitney, The History of the County of Worcester (1793), Shrewsbury, p. 136: the 1723 Boston account of the burning of Capt. John Keyes's house ('William Oaks of 18, his apprentices'). Whitney gives 'in the words of the account published in the only Newspaper .. then printed in Newengland' the 'exact account of the awful burning of Capt. John Keyes's house, with five persons in it, at Shrewsbury, in the night between the 7th and 8th of this inst.', including 'Mr. Bragg aforesaid, the carpenter, with his brother Abiel, of 17 years of age, and William Oaks of 18, his apprentices'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1793 (account dated Boston, 15 Aug 1723) · William Oak
• U.S., Family History BooksFamily histories and trees Viewable scanABT 1795 · Maryland · Samuel Wilson, Eliza Pinckney Wilson
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scan1 DEC 1795 · Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in1800 · Tennessee, Tennessee, USA · Ann McDowell
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scan12 OCT 1803 · Lincoinshire, England · Elizabeth Ann Lawn
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Citation only1805 · Kentucky, Kentucky, USA · Jane Ruth Wells Kelso, Henry W Kelso Sr
• Vital Records of Northborough, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849: 'Hannah, widow of Gershom, March 8, 1806, aged 98 years 2 months 1 day' (pp. 134-135). Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (1862), p. 426: Hannah 'd. March 3, 1806, lacking but a few months of a hundred years'; Orlin P. Fay, Fay Genealogy (HeritageQuest), p. 332: 'd. Mar. 3, 1806, nearly 100 yrs. old'. Internet ArFamily histories and trees Citation only3 MAR 1806 · Northborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Hannah Oak
• "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. 193-199Family histories and trees Citation only26 MAY 1808 · Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, USA · Henry Laurens Oak, Susanna Hastings Oak, Lyndon Oak, Genett Oak and 1 more
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in12 AUG 1809 · Franklin, Williamson, Tennessee, USA · William Nash
• "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. 193-199Family histories and trees Citation only9 NOV 1810 · Boscawen, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA · Mary Elizabeth Oak, Flavia Haliburton Flanders, George Oak, Lorenzo Oak and 8 more
• 'The Oaks of Garland,' Biographical Sketches ... of Maine (1903), p. 195, and Lyndon Oak, History of Garland, Maine (Dover, Me., 1912), p. 4 (same author as the sketch): 'married (Sept. 1st, 1846,) Rebecca Chadbourne Irish, who was born in Gorham, Maine, Sept. 21st, 1817, and died in Garland, Feb. 24th, 1902.' 1850 census, Garland: Rebecca, 32, born Maine, in Lyndon Oake's householdFamily histories and trees Citation only21 SEP 1817 · Garland, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Rebecca Chadbourne Irish
• "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. 193-199Family histories and trees Citation only14 NOV 1822 · Boscawen, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA · Kathleen Louise Eaton, Mary Ann Prescott, Alfred Henry Oak, Orman Oak and 19 more
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-inABT 1824 · Mississippi · Emily Mary Holloway, John B. Dixon
• Allen, Northborough (1826), p. 26 and note: Nathaniel Oaks came from England.Family histories and trees Viewable file1826 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Allen, Topographical and Historical Sketches of the Town of Northborough (1826), p. 27, footnote: 'Adam Holloway, from Concord, (died in 1733, aged 80,)' and his son Lieut. Wm. Holloway. The footnote says Adam Holloway, from Concord (died in 1733, aged 80), and his son Lieut. Wm. Holloway (died Jan. 6, 1760, aged 71) settled on the farm then owned by Stephen Williams.Family histories and trees Viewable file1826 (events 1733, 1760) · Adam Holloway
• History of Northborough (Joseph Allen, 1826, as printed in the Worcester Magazine), p. 152: Nathaniel Oaks came from England, married Mehitabel, daughter of John Rediet, then Mary, daughter of Adam Holloway, with their children.Family histories and trees Viewable file1826 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mehitable Rediat, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• The Worcester Magazine and Historical Journal, vol. 2 (1826), p. 152: Joseph Allen's 'History of Northborough,' with a footnote saying Nathaniel Oaks came from England, married Mehitabel, daughter of John Rediet (died 25 Nov 1702, without children), and had by his second wife Mary, daughter of Adam Holloway, eight children, one of whom, William, was 'burned to death at Shrewsbury in the house of Capt. Keyes.'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1826 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak, Nathaniel Oak, Mehitable Rediat and 7 more
• Ward, 'History of Shrewsbury', Worcester Magazine and Historical Journal (1826), p. 27: the account of the burning of Capt. John Keyes's house, 'William Oaks, of 18, his apprentices'. Ward repeats Whitney's quotation of the Boston account of 15 August 1723: Mr. Bragg the carpenter, 'with his brother Abiel, of 17 years of age, and William Oaks, of 18, his apprentices', and the three sons of Capt. Keyes (Solomon 20, John 13, Stephen 6) slept in the new house.Family histories and trees Viewable file1826 (account dated Boston, 15 Aug 1723) · William Oak
• Worcester Magazine and Historical Journal, vol. II (1826), 'History of Northborough', p. 152, footnote: 'Nathaniel Oaks came from England, married Mehitabel, daughter of John Rediet'. The footnote says Nathaniel Oaks came from England, married Mehitabel, daughter of John Rediet, who died 25 Nov 1702 without children, and that his second wife Mary was a daughter of Adam Holloway, by whom he had the following children.Family histories and trees Viewable file1826 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mehitable Rediat, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Citation only8 OCT 1829 · Amite County, Mississippi, USA · P. P. Faust
• Ancestry Family TreeFamily histories and trees Citation only20 MAR 1830 · Binningen, Baselland, Basel, Basle {Basel Stadt, Basel Land}, Suisse · John Frank Milewski, Karl Weiss, Josephine J. Sobacz, Raymond William Weiss and 2 more
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Citation only16 JUN 1837 · Alabama · Margaret Jane Longmire
• U.S., Family History BooksFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in25 OCT 1839 · Canaan, Somerset, Maine · Augustus Ames, Eliza Ann (Annie) Bragg
• Daily Eastern Argus (Portland, Maine), Saturday, 30 October 1841, p. 3, 'DIED.' column: 'In Exeter, 22d inst., Mrs. Eliza Oak, eldest daughter of Nathaniel Oak, Esq., of that place.' Read on the page view in GenealogyBank (highlighting off). No URL recorded; GenealogyBank newspaper page as aboveFamily histories and trees Citation only22 OCT 1841 · Exeter, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Eliza OAK
• Ward, History of the Town of Shrewsbury (1847), Family Register p. 227: footnote on Ebenezer Bragg and the burning of Capt. Keyes's house ('his brother, Abiel, aged 17 years, and William Oakes, 16, his apprentices'). The footnote to 'BRAGG, EBENEZER' says that in August 1723 he was building a house for Capt. John Keyes, that on the night of the 7th it was burnt, and that of the six sleeping in it only Mr. Bragg escaped; those who perished were his brother Abiel, aged 17, and William Oakes, 16, his apprentices, and Solomon, John and Stephen, sons of Capt. Keyes. It adds that the town records contain no notice of the event or of any death.Family histories and trees Viewable file1847 (events 7-8 Aug 1723) · William Oak
• "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. 193-199Family histories and trees Citation only4 OCT 1849 · Bangor, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Adella Estelle Johnson, Mary Oak, Noah Johnson Oak, Jennie Fidelia West and 8 more
• Hanson, History of the Old Towns of Norridgewock and Canaan (1849), p. 127: John Oakes of Canaan. In the autumn of 1772, came John Oakes, with several sons..Family histories and trees Viewable file1849 · Jonathan Oak
• Hanson, History of the Old Towns of Norridgewock and Canaan (1849), p. 128: Oakes, Wolfe's coffin, death in Canaan. He died in Canaan, in 1788 (the will shows 1784-85).Family histories and trees Viewable file1849 · Jonathan Oak
• "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. 193-199Family histories and trees Citation only27 OCT 1855 · Garland, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Willis Laurens Oak, Fred Lyndon Oak, Mary Rebecca Oak, Margaret Nelson and 5 more
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scan1856 · China Grove, Walthall County, Mississippi, USA · Elizabeth Ann Lawn
• Ward, A Genealogical History of the Rice Family (1858), p. 23: Thomas Rice (28) and his children: '202. 1 Thomas, b. in the year 1683, m. Mary Oakes. (104)'. Family (28), Thomas Rice, his two wives (Mary, d. 1677; Anna Rice, m. 1681, d. 2 May 1731) and his children, the first being 'Thomas, b. "in the year 1683," m. Mary Oakes. (104)'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1858 (births 1683-1698) · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Ward, A Genealogical History of the Rice Family (1858), p. 61: children of Thomas and Mary Rice, and Ward's note on Mary Oakes (dau. of Adam Holloway and Hannah Farrar, widow of Nathaniel Oakes of Westboro'). Ward lists Thomas and Mary's children (Meliscent, 15 Apr 1723; Asa, 8 Aug 1726) and notes that Mary Oakes, b. 1682, daughter of Adam Holloway and his wife Hannah Farrar, was the second wife and widow of Nathaniel Oakes of Westboro'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1858 (events 1682-1726) · Adam Holloway, Mary (Holloway) Oak, Hannah (Hayward) Farrar Holloway
• Bond, Genealogies and Estates of the Families of Watertown (1860 ed.), p. 286: Samuel Hastings, his two marriages and children (Benjamin bap. 1700, d. young; Benjamin bap. 1702). Samuel Hastings m. 14 Jan 1686-7 Lydia Church and, 10 July 1701, Sarah Coolidge; his will (dated 11 Apr 1722, proved 19 Aug 1723) names wife Sarah and sons Samuel, Daniel, Benjamin and Nathaniel; the children include 'Benjamin, bap. Nov. 24, 1700; d. young' and 'Benjamin, bap. July 19, 1702'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1860 (events 1686-1723) · Samuel Thomas Hastings, Sarah Coolidge
• Bond, Genealogies and Estates of the Families of Watertown (1860 ed.), p. 425: Sawtel family (Richard Sawtel's daughter Abigail, b. 12 Apr 1719, m. 12 May 1743 Benjamin Hastings). Bond lists Richard Sawtel's children, including 'Abigail, b. Ap. 12, 1719; m., May 12, 1743, Benjamin Hastings. [Hastings, 87.]'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1860 (births 1717-1719) · Richard Sawtell, Abigail Sawtell
• Charles Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (1862), genealogy of Oakes, p. 426: 'William, b. Feb. 18, 1705; burned to death at Shrewsbury in the house of Capt. Keyes.'Family histories and trees Research source1862 · William Oak
• Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (1862), p. 109: Samuel Goodnow's garrison list (Nathaniel Oakes). Hudson's list for Samuel Goodnow's Garrison names Nathaniel Oakes, Jonathan Forbush and Gershom Fay (Hudson dates the reconstruction to 1711).Family histories and trees Viewable file1862 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (1862), p. 110: the second half of the list assigning Marlborough families to its twenty-six garrisons (nos. 13 to 26). No. 23, Simon Maynard's Garrison, names Adam Holloway, Benjamin Whitney, Joseph Newton, John Keyes and Abiel Bush. Households of the name Rice appear in nos. 13, 15, 17, 19 and 20. A paragraph at the foot begins a note on where the garrisons stood.Family histories and trees Viewable file1862 · Adam Holloway
• Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (1862), p. 426: The Oakes Family (second scan).Family histories and trees Viewable file1862 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mehitable Rediat, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Hudson, History of the Town of Marlborough (1862), p. 426: The Oakes Family. Nathaniel Oakes came from England, and m. Mehitable, dau. of John Rediat..Family histories and trees Viewable file1862 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mehitable Rediat, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scan6 NOV 1865 · San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• The Hastings Memorial (1866), p. 123: Benjamin Hastings, son of Samuel and Sarah (Coolidge), married Mary Taynter 1726, will 21 May 1756 (the Waltham/Watertown Benjamin).Family histories and trees Viewable file1866 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Collyer, A Man in Earnest (1872 edition), p. 10: My mother's name was Lydia Oakes. John Conant's own words about his mother Lydia Oakes and the seven children.Family histories and trees Viewable file1868 · Jonathan Oak
• Collyer, A Man in Earnest (1872 edition), p. 9: the Conant manuscript volume. A curious little manuscript volume inscribed Ebenezer Conant, his book, Ashburnham, Jan. 15, 1782.Family histories and trees Viewable file1868 · Jonathan Oak
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Citation only13 DEC 1868 · Alexandria, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, USA · Pearl Rivers Faust
• Marvin, History of Winchendon: Capt. Seth Oaks and his familyFamily histories and trees Research source1868 · Seth Oak
• John R. Rollins, Records of Families of the Name Rawlins or Rollins in the United States (Lawrence, Mass., 1874)Family histories and trees Research source1874 · Thomas Rawlins (Rollins) Jr., Mary RollinsRallings Rawlings Coffin, Rachel Cox
• Record of a Marriage: Elmer B. Libby and Lillace A. Russell, Skowhegan, 1910 (Maine Vital Records 1908-1922, image 1814), FamilySearch (bride's parents Augustus Ames and Annie Bragg); 1900 U.S. census, Skowhegan village, ED 164, sheet 37A (Annie, 50); Eames-Ames Genealogy (1931) p. 125 (m. 26 Jun 1868 Anna E. Bragg); obituaries of Lillace Libby, Feb. 1947Family histories and trees Citation only24 NOV 1874 · Buckfield, Oxford, Maine, USA · Elmer Bard Libby, Eliza Ann (Annie) Bragg
• Rollins, Records of Families of the Name Rawlins or Rollins (1874), p. 12: among the children of Lieut. Thomas Rawlins, a daughter who 'md. Abner Coffin of Newbury, Dec. 10, 1725', with a note that Abner Coffin was born at Newbury on 29 April 1702.Family histories and trees Viewable file1874 · Thomas Rawlins (Rollins) Jr., Abner Coffin, Mary RollinsRallings Rawlings Coffin
• Rollins, Records of Families of the Name Rawlins or Rollins (1874), p. 8: Thomas Rawlins, a Justice of the Peace in 1682, married about 1670 Rachel, daughter of Moses and Alice Cox; the page lists their children, the first being Thomas, born at Exeter on 14 July 1671.Family histories and trees Viewable file1874 · Thomas Rawlins (Rollins) Jr., Rachel Cox
• Winslow Memorial (1877), vol. I, p. 481, no. 5250: Benjamin Evans, M.D., and Nancy Oak, dau. of Captain Nathaniel and (Hastings) of Chelsea, Vt..Nancy Oak, b. 1 Apr. 1792, Chelsea, Orange Co., Vt., dau. of Captain Nathaniel and -- (Hastings) of C. [The wife of Capt. Nathaniel Oak had a brother who led a company on to Bunker Hill..].Family histories and trees Viewable file1877 · Nathaniel Oak
• Winslow Memorial, vol. I: Nancy Oak, born 1 Apr 1792 at Chelsea, 'dau. of Captain Nathaniel and (Hastings) of C.' (published 29 years before the 1906 Oak register).Family histories and trees Research source1877 · Nathaniel Oak, Susanna Hastings
• History of Penobscot County, Maine (Cleveland: Williams, Chase & Co., 1882), p. 355 (Garland)Family histories and trees Research source1882 · Henry Lebbeus Oak, Lebbeus Oak, Sarah Elizabeth Merriam
• Chelsea Centennial (1884), p. 45: 'In 1794 it was voted to pay Capt. Nathaniel Oak nineteen and a half bushels of wheat for building the pound, stocks and sign-post.'Family histories and trees Viewable file1884 (book); 1794 (vote) · Nathaniel Oak
• Conant Genealogy (1887), p. 237: Ebenezer Conant and Lydia Oakes. He m. Lydia Oakes, of Harvard, who was b. 6 June, 1743, in Stow.Family histories and trees Viewable file1887 · Jonathan Oak
• Spofford genealogy (1888), p. 322: entry 2000, Nathan J. Spofford and Mary E. Bryant, married May 1, 1867, residence Merrimac, Mass.; children Clara B. (b. 14 Aug 1868), Sarah A. (b. 14 Jul 1870, graduated Merrimac High School 1888) and Nettie J. (b. 8 May 1879).Family histories and trees Viewable file1888 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Hudson, The History of Sudbury, Massachusetts, 1638-1889 (1889), p. 54: John Rediat ('lived at Sudbury for a time .. original proprietor at Marlboro .. died April 7, 1687'). The short sketch of John Rediat says he lived at Sudbury for a time, became an original proprietor at Marlboro with twenty-two and one-half acres, had one child born in Sudbury in 1652, and died 7 April 1687.Family histories and trees Viewable file1889 (events to 1687) · Mehitable Rediat
• Salter, History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties (1890), Genealogical Record p. iii: Anderson, Capt. John Anderson b. about 1665 in Scotland, ship Unicorn; his children.Family histories and trees Viewable file1890 · Col. Kenneth Malet Anderson, Col. John Ulster Anderson, primus Jr
• Salter, History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties (1890), Genealogical Record p. iv: 'The son Kenneth Anderson became a colonel and had a daughter Isabella' who married Colonel Nathaniel Scudder.Family histories and trees Viewable file1890 · Isabella Anderson Scudder, Col. Kenneth Malet Anderson, Col & Dr Nathaniel I Scudder
• De Forest and Bates, The History of Westborough, Massachusetts (1891), p. 210: Mr. Adam Holloway, Sr., 'Decd June ye 7th, 1733, in ye 80th year of his age'. Among the names that can still be read in the old burying ground, 'Mr. Adam Holloway, Sr., who Decd June ye 7th, 1733, in ye 80th year of his age'; Joseph Wheeler, his wife Elizabeth and their son Aaron were buried in 1747 and 1748.Family histories and trees Viewable file1891 (death 1733) · Adam Holloway
• Vermont Historical Gazetteer, Athens: Seth Oak and sons as settlersFamily histories and trees Research source1891 · Seth Oak, Calvin Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Pierce, Forbes and Forbush Genealogy (1892), p. 23: Deacon Jonathan Forbush and Hannah Holloway; Hannah (Hayward) Farrar's marriage to Adam Holloway, 5 March 1681. Entry 7, Deacon Jonathan Forbush (b. 1684), and the paragraph on Jacob Farrar, killed in 1675, and his widow Hannah, daughter of George Hayward of Concord, who 'March 5. 1681, .. married Adam Holloway, of Marlboro'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1892 (events 1668-1706) · Adam Holloway, Hannah (Hayward) Farrar Holloway
• A page of Joseph Dow's History of Hampton, New Hampshire (1893) in the Jenness and Swaine family accounts, supplied upside down and shown the right way up.Family histories and trees Viewable file1893 · Hannah Swaine
• History of Hampton (1893), vol. 2, p. 649: Moses Coxe, at Hampton from 1640 and died there in 1687, and his children, including Rachel and Leah (born 21 April 1661, who married James Perkins).Family histories and trees Viewable file1893 · Leah Cox, Moses Coxe, Rachel Cox
• History of Hampton (1893), vol. 2, p. 908: the opening of the Perkins family, from Abraham Perkins (born about 1613), with the line 'James (7), b. Oct. 5, 1647; m. Leah Coxe.'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1893 · James Perkins Sr, Leah Cox
• Joseph Dow, History of the Town of Hampton, New Hampshire, from its Settlement in 1638 to the Autumn of 1892, ed. Lucy E. Dow, vol. 2 (Salem, Mass., 1893)Family histories and trees Research source1893 · Ebenezer Dow, Jeremiah DOW, Elizabeth Sleeper Perkins, Moses Coxe and 1 more
• p. 66 - English Ancestors of John BentFamily histories and trees Viewable filePub. 1895 · William Baker
• The Oaks 1686-1900, Volume I (the male line): title pageFamily histories and trees Viewable file1897 · Henry Lebbeus Oak, Nathaniel Oak(e)
• The Oaks 1686-1900, Volume I, page 2: the immigrant Nathaniel OakFamily histories and trees Viewable file1897 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mehitable Rediat, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• The Oaks 1686-1900, Volume I, page 3: the immigrant, and the second generationFamily histories and trees Viewable file1897 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Annual report of the Town of Merrimac, year ending 31 January 1898: Merrimac High School graduates of 1897, General Course, listing Nettie J. Spofford.Family histories and trees Viewable file1898 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Lyndon Oak, A Sketch of the Life of General James Irish of Gorham, Me., 1776-1863 (Boston: Lee & Shepard, 1898), p. 68Family histories and trees Research source1898 · Lyndon Oak
• Orlin P. Fay, Fay Genealogy: John Fay of Marlborough and His Descendants (Cleveland, 1898): genealogy sketches 20, 68, 425 and 950 (Joseph Fay, Levi Fay, Orlando Prentice Fay, Orlin Prentice Fay) and the biographies of Orlando P. Fay and Orlin P. FayFamily histories and trees Research source1898 · Achsah Fay, Holland Fay, Joseph Fay, Lucy Fay and 3 more
• Walton, Walton family records (1898), p. 64: Nathaniel Oakes of Marlboro, who "probably" came from England before 1644 ("His name was Oak; the 's' or 'es' have been added"), his marriages to Mehitable Rediot (1686) and Mary Holloway (1703), and his children, including Nathaniel (1704), Hannah (1707), John (1715), Jonathan (1717) and George (1720).Family histories and trees Viewable file1898 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Nathaniel Oak, John Oak, Mary (Holloway) Oak and 1 more
• Walton, Walton family records (1898), p. 65: Beriah OakesFamily histories and trees Research source1898 · Tabitha (Fosket) Oak, Beriah Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Walton, Walton family records (1898), p. 65: the further children of Nathaniel Oakes of Bolton (Tabitha 1737, Nathaniel 1742, Beriah 1743, Mindwell 1746), who "served in the Indian wars," and the entry for his son Beriah Oakes.Family histories and trees Viewable file1898 · Nathaniel Oak
• Athol annual report, school financial report, salaries 1901-1902Family histories and trees Research source1902
• Athol annual report, school financial report, salaries 1901-1902Family histories and trees Research source1902
• Athol school salary expenditures list Nettie J. Spofford, $22.50. Printed p.176, for 1901–1902. The entry does not name her job or length of service.Family histories and trees Viewable file1902 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Athol’s financial report for 1901–1902, salary heading. Google PA175; unnumbered image. Read with printed p.176.Family histories and trees Viewable file1902 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Massachusetts Normal Art School: Circular and Catalogue for the Thirtieth Year, 1902-1903Family histories and trees Research source1902
• Massachusetts Normal Art School: Circular and Catalogue for the Thirtieth Year, 1902-1903Family histories and trees Research source1902
• Nettie J. Spofford’s row in the Massachusetts Normal Art School catalog: class certificates in 1899 and 1900, and a Public School Class diploma in 1901. Printed p.38; the list heading is on p.27. Identification with the Merrimac teacher is likely.Family histories and trees Viewable file1902 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• The catalog’s list heading explains that these students received certificates or diplomas. Printed p.27.Family histories and trees Viewable file1902 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• U.S., Family History BooksFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-in12 MAY 1902 · Madison, Somerset County, Maine, United States of America · Mary Gwendolyn Russell ( Foss ), Nellie Mildred Russell
• "The Oaks of Garland," in Biographical Sketches of Representative Citizens of the State of Maine (Boston, 1903), p. 194Family histories and trees Research source1903 · Benjamin Hastings Oak, Susanna Hastings, Lyndon Oak, Hannah Smith and 1 more
• "The Oaks of Garland," in Biographical Sketches of Representative Citizens of the State of Maine (Boston, 1903), p. 195Family histories and trees Research source1903 · Lyndon Oak
• "The Oaks of Garland," in Biographical Sketches of Representative Citizens of the State of Maine (Boston, 1903), p. 197Family histories and trees Research source1903 · Henry Lebbeus Oak
• Biographical Sketches of Representative Citizens of the State of Maine (1903), p. 193: 'The Oaks of Garland'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1903 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Susanna Hastings, John Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Biographical Sketches of Representative Citizens of the State of Maine (1903), p. 194: 'The Oaks of Garland'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1903 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Susanna Hastings, John Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Biographical Sketches of Representative Citizens of the State of Maine (1903), p. 195: 'The Oaks of Garland'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1903 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Susanna Hastings, John Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Annual report of the Town of Merrimac, 1904: the school report recording her departure from the Birch Meadow school for professional duties elsewhere.Family histories and trees Viewable file1904 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Annual report of the Town of Merrimac, 1904: the school report recording her departure from the Birch Meadow school for professional duties elsewhere.Family histories and trees Viewable file1904 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Symmes, Old Tennent Church (1904), p. 417: Scudder family record (Jacob Scudder b. 29 Nov 1707, d. 31 May 1772) and the Woodhull paper on Col. Kenneth Anderson.Family histories and trees Viewable file1904 · Col. Kenneth Malet Anderson, Col. John Ulster Anderson, primus Jr, Col & Dr Nathaniel I Scudder, Jacob Scudder
• Symmes, Old Tennent Church (1904), p. 418: Isabella Anderson, born 6 July 1737, married 23 March 1757 Nathaniel Scudder, M.D.Family histories and trees Viewable file1904 · Isabella Anderson Scudder, Col. Kenneth Malet Anderson, Col & Dr Nathaniel I Scudder
• Symmes, Old Tennent Church (1904), p. 458: Anderson genealogy (Capt. John Anderson of the Unicorn, b. 1665, d. 28 Mar 1736; Kenneth).Family histories and trees Viewable file1904 · Col. Kenneth Malet Anderson, Col. John Ulster Anderson, primus Jr
• Genealogical and Family History of the County of Jefferson, New York (1905), vol. I, p. 144: sketch of Rensselaer Allston Oakes begins. (I) Nathaniel Oak, the immigrant ancestor, was, traditionally, from Wales, but of English stock.Family histories and trees Viewable file1905 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Genealogical and Family History of the County of Jefferson, New York (1905), vol. I, p. 145: the cabin boy, the wildcat and the family Bible..being the only survivor of those on an English vessel wrecked on the Massachusetts coast, on which he sailed as cabin boy.. written in the family Bible.Family histories and trees Viewable file1905 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mehitable Rediat, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Genealogical and Family History of the County of Jefferson, New York, vol. I (1905), p. 144: Rensselaer Allston Oakes, and Nathaniel Oak the immigrant (cabin boy, wildcat bounty).Family histories and trees Viewable file1905 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Genealogical and Family History of the County of Jefferson, New York, vol. I (1905), p. 145: the descendants of Nathaniel Oak the immigrant.Family histories and trees Viewable file1905 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Genealogical and Family History of the County of Jefferson, New York, vol. I (Lewis Publishing Co., 1905), p. 146: the line from Nathaniel Oak, b. 1704 (II), through Seth of Athens, Vermont (III), to the start of (IV). The sketch of Rensselaer Allston Oakes continues: (II) Nathaniel, b. June 7, 1704, Marlborough, d. 1783, farm on Long Hill, Bolton; (III) Seth, b. 1733, of Athens, Vermont; and the beginning of (IV) Nathaniel.Family histories and trees Viewable file1905 · Nathaniel Oak
• Continuation of the account of Nathaniel Oak I of Marlborough: his tax list entry, the Goodnow garrison and his land at 'Peter Whitney's Place'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Entries 12-14 of the register: Tabitha, Nathaniel (b. Westboro 1742) and Beriah, children of Nathaniel and Keziah Maynard.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak
• Entries 16-19: Hannah, Levinah, Elijah and Hannah, children of John and Susanna Allen.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Susannah Allen, John Oak
• Entry 20: Nathaniel, born Westborough 16 May 1751, soldier of the Revolution, married first Susanna Hastings (nine children) and second Elizabeth, widow Gates.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Susannah Allen, Nathaniel Oak
• Entry on Nathaniel (b. 1780, Chelsea, Vt.) who left home at eighteen, settled in Exeter, Maine, and his wife Abigail Cartland; the eight children.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak, Abigail (Cartland) Oak
• Francis Byron Greene, History of Boothbay, Southport and Boothbay Harbor, Maine, 1623-1905 (Portland, 1906), p. 477, 'Lamson (Lampson)': James Lamson came from the vicinity of Dover, N.H.; wife Mary; d. Mar. 18, 1795; children Mary 1776, Lydia 1783, James Jr. 1784, Sally 1786, Nathaniel 1788, Betsey 1790, William 1792, John 1795Family histories and trees Research source1906 · Mary Lamson, James Lamson
• H. L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906), pp. 18-19, no. 20Family histories and trees Research source1906 · Nathaniel Oak
• H. L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906), pp. 32-33, no. 70Family histories and trees Research source1906 · Benjamin Hastings Oak, Susanna Hastings, Nathaniel Oak
• H. L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906), pp. 52-53, no. 181Family histories and trees Research source1906 · Calvin Sanger Douty, Lucy Oak, David Douty
• H. L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906): Ora Oak's memoir 'Henry Lebbeus Oak', p. 67Family histories and trees Research source1906 · Henry Lebbeus Oak, Lebbeus Oak
• H. L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906): Ora Oak's memoir 'Henry Lebbeus Oak', p. 68Family histories and trees Research source1906 · Henry Lebbeus Oak, Sarah Elizabeth Merriam
• H. L. Oak (comp.), Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906): Ora Oak's memoir 'Henry Lebbeus Oak', p. 82Family histories and trees Research source1906 · Henry Lebbeus Oak
• H. L. Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), entry 72 continued, p. 34 (image)Family histories and trees Research source1906
• H. L. Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), entry 72, p. 33 (image)Family histories and trees Research source1906
• H. L. Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906), entries 1, 7, 20 and 72Family histories and trees Research source1906 · Abigail OAK, Hannah Oak, Nathaniel Oak, Ann Oak and 25 more
• Henry Lebbeus Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), entry 72 continued, p. 34.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak
• Henry Lebbeus Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), entry 72, pp. 33-34: the family's own account of Nathaniel Oak's move to Exeter, Maine, and his standing there.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak
• Nathaniel Oak I., farmer of Marlboro; first wife Mehitable Rediat, second wife Mary Holloway; the register's discussion of his origin, including the family tradition of the cabin boy.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 10: Nathaniel (2) continued; his children.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 11: Jonathan, no. 8. The compiler's entry for Captain Jonathan Oaks and his four wives (the wives' names are the compiler's, not proved).Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Jonathan Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 12: Jonathan, called Captain from about 1766, and the family tradition of Wolfe at Quebec. From about 1766 he was known as 'Captain'; the family tradition, several times in print, is that he fought with Wolf at Quebec and made the fallen hero's coffin.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Jonathan Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 13: George, colonial and Revolutionary service claims. He had served in the colonial wars (1755 Crown Point, 1759, an ensign in 1762) and in the Revolution is named in a company of Rutland minute men at the Lexington alarm and in Capt. David Bent's company marching to Bennington.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · George Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 14: Third generation heading, children of Nathaniel and Tabitha Rice; entry 10, William of Winchendon. Heading 'Children of Nathaniel and Tabitha Rice' and entry 10, William (Winchendon farmer, baptized Westborough 1728, married Bolton 1752, died 1774; wife Relief Whitcomb; served 1759 under Capt. Samuel Clark, Col. Ruggles).Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak, Tabitha (Rice) Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 15: entry 11, Seth of Athens, Vt. (born Westborough 8 April 1733; wife Elizabeth Shevally of Stow). Seth, carpenter and farmer, Athens, Vt.; born Westborough 8 April 1733; married Bolton 25 May 1757; died Townshend, Vt., about 1814 (or probably 24 April 1810); wife Elizabeth Shevally of Stow; seven children. Service: Col. Oliver Wilder's regiment of horse 1755; sergeant at the Lexington alarm 1775; quartermaster sergeant at Winter Hill; to Athens in 1779.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Elizabeth (Shevally) Oak, Seth Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 18: Nathaniel (20), born Westboro 16 May 1751; married Bolton 2 (or 20) June 1773 Susanna Hastings.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Susanna Hastings, Nathaniel Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 19: Nathaniel (20) continued.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 20: Lydia, no. 22, wife of Ebenezer Conant. Lydia, born Stow June 6, 1743, married November 29, 1766 (or Nov. 19, 1767, Bible).Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Jonathan Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 7: the tradition of Wales and the start of John Conant's note. The register's page 7: the vague Welsh tradition and the opening of the cabin-boy account.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 8: the end of John Conant's note and the English fortune. The register's page 8: the end of the cabin-boy account.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak
• Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), p. 9: Nathaniel I's burial ground and children under guardianship; Nathaniel (2) b. Marlboro 7 June 1704.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak, Nathaniel Oak, Adam Holloway and 1 more
• Report of Supervisor of Drawing, Merrimac annual report, 1906: Nettie J. Spofford's first report as director of drawing.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Report of Supervisor of Drawing, Merrimac annual report, 1906: Nettie J. Spofford's first report as director of drawing.Family histories and trees Viewable file1906 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Report of Supervisor of Drawing, Merrimac annual report, 1907: her proposal for elective high-school drawing and an explanation of rising materials costs.Family histories and trees Viewable file1907 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Report of Supervisor of Drawing, Merrimac annual report, 1907: her proposal for elective high-school drawing and an explanation of rising materials costs.Family histories and trees Viewable file1907 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Report of Supervisor of Drawing, Merrimac annual report, 1907: her proposal for elective high-school drawing and an explanation of rising materials costs.Family histories and trees Viewable file1907 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Report of Supervisor of Drawing, Merrimac annual report, 1907: her proposal for elective high-school drawing and an explanation of rising materials costs.Family histories and trees Viewable file1907 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• The Essex Antiquarian, vol. XI (1907), p. 62, 'Bragg Genealogy' (Ebenezer Bragg, carpenter; Abiel Bragg, 'lost in a burning house in Shrewsbury'). The Bragg genealogy says of Ebenezer (b. Nov. 13, 1699) that he was a carpenter who lived in Marlborough until 1724 and removed to Shrewsbury, and of Abiel (b. about 1706) that he 'd. in 1723, unmarried. She was lost in a burning house in Shrewsbury.'.Family histories and trees Viewable file1907 (events 1723) · William Oak
• University of Maine, Board of Trustees records (UA RG 0002-002), Biographical Files, Box 12Family histories and trees Citation onlyBET 1908 AND 1915 · Orono, Penobscot, Maine, USA · John Marshall Oak
• Luke Conerly, History of Pike County, Mississippi (1909), p. 77, as quoted on WikiTree: Col. Wm. B. Ligon settled five miles south of China Grove in 1836 and married Eliza Lawn; his children were Robert, William B. Jr., John, Buxton, Lemuel T. and Charles A., and daughters Mary, Elizabeth Ann, Susan and MarthaFamily histories and trees Research source1909 · William Blackman Ligon, Robert B. Ligon, Elizabeth Ann Lawn
• William Richard Cutter and William Frederick Adams, Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of the State of Massachusetts (New York, 1910), p. 1365, Fay family: (IV) Ensign Joseph Fay, b. Westborough 27 Sep 1738, d. Albany Hospital 2 Nov 1777; sergeant, Capt. Jason Wait's company, Col. Bedel's New Hampshire regiment, Feb 1776; ensign from 8 Nov 1776 in Capt. John Gregg's company, 3rd New Hampshire regiment; wounded in the thigh at the second battle of Stillwater (Bemis Heights), leg amputated at Albany, bled to deathFamily histories and trees Research source1910 · Achsah Fay, Holland Fay, Joseph Fay, Lucy Fay
• Milliken, History of Ontario County, New York (1911), vol. II, p. 218: the Oak family begins. The account of Nathaniel Oak's immigration said to be inscribed in the family Bible of a great-grandchild.Family histories and trees Viewable file1911 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Milliken, History of Ontario County, New York (1911), vol. II, p. 219: the cabin-boy account. The reproduced cabin-boy account.Family histories and trees Viewable file1911 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• U.S. passport application of Ruth Kelso Clarkson, sworn in Bexar County, Texas, 8 Jun 1923; passport issued 13 Jun 1923 (NARA M1490, roll 2302). Ancestry. right-hand page, typed statements; the family tree cites this application twice, and both citations are the same image. URL: https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/734576:uspassportsFamily histories and trees Citation only18 SEP 1913 · San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA · Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson, Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Daughters of the American Revolution, Lineage Book, vol. 49 (1919), p. 295: 'Joseph Fay (1738-77) was mortally wounded in service' (search snippet; entry not read in full)Family histories and trees Research source1919 · Joseph Fay
• University of Maine, Board of Trustees records (UA RG 0002-002), Biographical Files, Box 12Family histories and trees Citation onlyBET 1920 AND 1921 · Orono, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Charles Edson Oak
• University of Maine, Board of Trustees records (UA RG 0002-002), Biographical Files, Box 12Family histories and trees Citation only17 APR 1921 · Charles Edson Oak
• Frank R. Holmes, comp., Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700 (New York: The American Historical Society, Inc., 1923), p. clxxvi, entry OAKESFamily histories and trees Research source1923 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Holmes, Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700 (1923), p. clxxvi: the OAKES entryFamily histories and trees Viewable file1923 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Holmes, Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700 (1923), p. clxxvi: the OAKES entry (complete page)Family histories and trees Viewable file1923 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• The Ancestry of Frederic Rockwell Gladstone Sanborn (1928), Rollins or Rawlins sectionFamily histories and trees Research source1928 · Thomas Rawlins (Rollins) Jr., Rachel Cox, Moses Coxe
• Robert Piercy Dow, The Book of Dow: Genealogical Memoirs of the Descendants of Henry Dow 1637, Thomas Dow 1639 and Others (Rutland, Vt., 1929)Family histories and trees Research source1929 · Ebenezer Dow, Jonathan Dow, Jeremiah DOW, David Dow and 5 more
• The Book of Dow (1929), p. 247: the entry for Jonathan Dow, who married at South Hampton on 24 May 1764 Lydia Huse (died 19 Feb 1793), with their children, including David, born 12 July 1782.Family histories and trees Viewable file1929 · Lydia Huse, Jonathan Dow, David Dow
• The Book of Dow (1929), p. 256: David Dow lived at Wheelock, moved after 1808 to Skowhegan, Maine, and died there on 17 August 1862; he married Elizabeth French (born at Epping, N.H., 1 December 1784, died at Skowhegan 14 May 1867); their children include Hannah E., born 13 March 1806.Family histories and trees Viewable file1929 · Elizabeth French, David Dow, Hannah E Amos Dow
• The Book of Dow (1929), p. 257: Hannah E. Dow married Nathaniel P. Ames, a shoemaker of Canaan, Maine; their children include Frances (b. March 1827), David (b. 1829) and Augustus (b. 1839).Family histories and trees Viewable file1929 · Augustus Ames, Nathaniel Phineas Ames, Hannah E Amos Dow
• William D. Ligon Jr., The Ligon Family and Connections, vol. 1 (1947), nos. 165, 171, 173, 174 and 177: William Blackman Ligon, a son of Blackman and Elizabeth (Townes) Ligon, who married Eliza Lawn; Colonel Blackman Ligon, another son; Robert B. Ligon, a son of William Blackman and Eliza (Lawn) Ligon, who published the Southron at Magnolia; William Orlando Ligon, a son of Robert B. (a compilation citing the 1939 Proceedings of the Ligon Family and Kinsmen Association and Conerly)Family histories and trees Research source1947 · William Blackman Ligon, Robert B. Ligon, Elizabeth Ann Lawn, Blackman Ligon
• Ancestry Family TreeFamily histories and trees Citation only1 DEC 2011 · Dover, Morris, New Jersey, USA · Scott William Riley
• Research notes on the Dixon and Young families, Sept 23-24, 2026 (stones, census and index entries)Family histories and trees Research source2026 · Luther Dixon, Minnie Lee Welch
• Research notes on the Ligon family, Sept 23-24, 2026 (headstone, census and probate indexes)Family histories and trees Research source2026 · William Orlando Ligon Sr, Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon, Cathella Elizabeth "Bessie" Davis, Lattimore Bryant Ligon
• Abigail Finch Death 1715Family histories and trees Viewable fileAbigail Finch Blachley
• American Acorns: Family History Bibliography and Source GuideFamily histories and trees Download09-24-2026
• American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)Family histories and trees Citation onlyNathaniel Oak
• Butler, History of Farmington, Maine (1885), Genealogical Register p. 565: 'William Russell, brother of Gen. Nathaniel, removed to Farmington in 1800 ... He commanded the West Company of Infantry for several years ... died July 7, 1867.'Family histories and trees Citation onlyFarmington, Franklin, Maine, USA · Captain William Russell Sr.
• Butler, History of Farmington, Maine (1885), Genealogical Register p. 565: William Russell 'commanded the West Company of Infantry for several years'; gravestone photograph reading 'Capt. Wm. Russell'. Internet Archive; image in the family tree. No URL recordedFamily histories and trees Citation onlyCaptain William Russell Sr.
• Children of James DurginFamily histories and trees Viewable fileJonathan Durgin
• Clarkson Family: Research Findings and EvidenceFamily histories and trees Download09-24-2026
• Compiled Service Records of Soldiers Who Served in the American Army During the Revolutionary War (National Archives microfilm M881), jacket card 'Nash, Thomas. Whiting's Regiment, Connecticut Militia. (Revolutionary War.) Captain' (image held in the family tree). Tie to this man: Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970, vol. 325 (Ancestry), Connecticut Society applicFamily histories and trees Citation onlyConnecticut, USA · Thomas Deacon Nash III
• Compiled Service Records of Soldiers Who Served in the American Army During the Revolutionary War: jacket card, Nash, Thomas, Whiting's Regiment, Connecticut Militia, Captain. National Archives (M881); image in the family tree. Connecticut Society S.A.R. application of William Nichols Gaylord, descendant of Captain Thomas Nash (born Fairfield 21 May 1743, died Fairfield 29 Jan 1815), approved 1Family histories and trees Citation onlyThomas Deacon Nash III
• Ella C. Pethybridge (1866-1943): a Haverhill nurse's life -- evidence packetFamily histories and trees Download09-30-2026
• Family chart supplied by the site's owner (a family account)Family histories and trees Research sourceIrving Gilbert Oak, George Franklin Oak, Charles Ansel Oak
• Family history written by my grandmotherFamily histories and trees Viewable fileElizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak)
• FamilySearch: Maine, Marriages, 1771-1907 (index only, no image), Sherebiah Lambert m. Mille Oaks, 1787, Canaan, Somerset, Maine, ark:/61903/1:1:F4XH-K8W; FamilySearch Family Tree (user-submitted), Permelia "Millie" Oaks, person id LZNM-W98, accessed 3 Oct 2026. No URL recorded; repository/film/page as aboveFamily histories and trees Citation onlySherebiah Lambert Jr.
• FamilySearch: Maine, Marriages, 1771-1907 (index only, no image), Sherebiah Lambert m. Mille Oaks, 1787, Canaan, Somerset, Maine, ark:/61903/1:1:F4XH-K8W; FamilySearch Family Tree (user-submitted), Permelia "Millie" Oaks, person id LZNM-W98, accessed 3 Oct 2026. Patterson, Probate Records of Lincoln County, Maine (1895), pp. 149-151 (will of Jonathan Oaks naming "Mille"). Pension file R.7758, pFamily histories and trees Citation onlyPermelia "Millie" Oaks
• Fay genealogy, p. 332: Gershom Fay, born at Marlboro 17 September 1703, married about 1728 Hannah Oakes (or Oaks), daughter of Nathaniel and Mary (Holloway) Oakes, born 27 December 1707, died 3 March 1806, "nearly 100 yrs. Old."Family histories and trees Viewable file19th-century compiled genealogy (publication year not stated in the folder notes) · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak, Hannah Oak
• Fay genealogy, p. 378: the sketch of Gershom Fay, whose wife Hannah Oakes died in her 99th year; her father Nathaniel Oakes "came from England" and married Mehitable Rediat, then on 20 May 1703 Mary Holloway, the mother of Gershom Fay's wife.Family histories and trees Viewable file19th-century compiled genealogy (publication year not stated in the folder notes) · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak, Hannah Oak
• Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire G-H pg 273 Mary Gordon b1668Family histories and trees Viewable fileMary Jane Gordon
• Genealogical&Family-History-of-NH-Vol.1-Page191Family histories and trees Viewable fileJeremiah Eastman
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Scan: family sign-inEllen Addison Hemphill
• Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Citation onlyMateusz MILEWSKI
• Gravestone of Major John Sharp, Cannon Cemetery, Smyrna, Tennessee: 'Revolutionary officer', died 1 Nov 1824; Susan G. Daniel, Rutherford County cemetery and Revolutionary War veterans compilations (cites DAR A102951). Image in the family tree; Rutherford County compilation. No URL recordedFamily histories and trees Citation onlyJohn Sharpe
• History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, Vol I - John Welles IIFamily histories and trees Viewable fileJohn Welles
• Hobbs contFamily histories and trees Viewable fileHenry Hobbs
• Lucas Miller, Geneanet Community Trees IndexFamily histories and trees Research sourceAncestry2022; accessed30Sep2026 · Lucas Miller, Dea Aucoin
• Nash Family History.Family histories and trees Viewable fileDempsey Nash
• New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 60 (1906), p. 114: 'In 1865 he became librarian and chief assistant of Hubart [sic] H. Bancroft ... In this capacity Mr. Oak served eighteen years.' Lewiston Sun-Journal, 30 Dec 1899, p. 24, 'Sons and Daughters of Maine' (Newspapers.com image 828086455): 'was in the employ of Mr. Bancroft eighteen years.'Family histories and trees Citation onlyHenry Lebbeus Oak
• North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000Family histories and trees Viewable scanMehitable Rediat
• North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000Family histories and trees Viewable scanMary Oak
• North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000Family histories and trees Viewable scanMary (Holloway) Oak
• Oak Family: Research Findings and EvidenceFamily histories and trees Download09-24-2026
• Obituary of Herbert S. Clarkson (clipping in the family tree; newspaper and date not shown on the retained page). No URL recordedFamily histories and trees Citation onlyBrigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Savage, Genealogical Dictionary, vol. 2, p. 286: 'NATHAN, Fairfield 1652 ... an Assist. 1657 ... He d. 4 Mar. 1694.' Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, vol. 2, p. 206 (7 Aug 1673): 'Captn Nathan Gold is chosen Major, for the county of Fayrefeild.'Family histories and trees Citation onlyMajor Nathan Gold
• Savage, Genealogical Dictionary, vol. 4, p. 476: 'JOHN, Stratford, eldest s. of John of the same, m. Mary, d. of John Hollister of Wethersfield ... was propound. for freem. 1671, and d. 24 Mar. 1714.' Jacobus, Families of Old Fairfield, p. 657: 'Welles, John, s. of John. Deputy (Stratford), Aug. 1689, Oct. 1693. Born abt. 1648, d. at Stratford, 24 Mar. 1713.' No rankFamily histories and trees Citation onlyJohn Welles
• Some family historyFamily histories and trees Viewable fileJulia AnnMarie Light
• Susanna and James DurginFamily histories and trees Viewable fileSusanna Smith
• The Christian Mirror (Portland, Maine), 9 April 1840, p. 3, "Died": Capt. Nathaniel Oak, Exeter, aged 88 years 10 monthsFamily histories and trees Viewable fileNathaniel Oak
• Typed copy of John Conant's note, page 1: 'The grandfather of my mother was a cabin-boy'. Page 1 of the typed copy. It tells the cabin-boy account and names the cabin-boy's son, Captain Jonathan Oaks of Stow.Family histories and trees Viewable fileundated typed copy · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak
• Typed copy of John Conant's note, page 2: Lydia Oaks, and how the note was kept. Page 2 of the typed copy. It names Lydia Oaks and says the note was written in ink on blue writing-paper and pasted into John Conant's family Bible.Family histories and trees Viewable fileundated typed copy · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable filePhoebe Bass
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scanAsa Columbus Mitchell
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scanNathaniel Oak(e)
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scanMary (Holloway) Oak
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scanNathaniel Oak(e)
• U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970Family histories and trees Viewable scanElizabeth Ann Lawn
• Virginia Genealogical Society QuarterlyFamily histories and trees Viewable fileWilliam Rutten Vandenhoogen
• Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-2015Family histories and trees Citation onlyJohn Oak
• Whitfield Family TreeFamily histories and trees Viewable fileMaria Anne Hunt Hunter