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How the cabin-boy story was handed down

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Henry Lebbeus Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), entry 72 continued, p. 34.
Henry Lebbeus Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), entry 72 continued, p. 34. 1906
Source: Henry Lebbeus Oak, 1906, via Internet Archive.
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Evidence for: H. L. Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), entry 72 continued, p. 34 (image) · the original at Internet Archive, public-domain 1906 scan
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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.
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. 1906
Source: Henry Lebbeus Oak, 1906, via Internet Archive.
How it is shown: Complete printed page as scanned; no retouch.
Evidence for: H. L. Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (1906), entry 72, p. 33 (image) · the original at Internet Archive, public-domain 1906 scan
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