Oak family register, 1906

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FAMILY REGISTER
31
65.
Asa.
Landofif
(Easton),
N.
H.
;
farmer;
born
Bolton,
Mass., December 6, 1774; married
first about 1794; married sec-
ond about 1834; died,
1856.
He lived
in Stow, Mass., for some
years
before
settling
in New
Hampshire.
First
wife, Martha
("Pattie")
Robins;
6
children:
Sophia,
Charles,
Frank,
Asa;
and Lincoln and Martha, who died young.
Second wife, widow
Stewart; no children.
66.
Daniel.
Stanford, Vt.
; farmer
; born Bolton, Mass., June
17, 1776; married June 24, 1800; died October
16, 1844 (or Octo-
ber
23,
1845).
Wife, Hepzibah
Batchelder;
born
August
22,
1778;
died,
October
27,
1858;
10
children:
Asa,
Luke,
Mer-
rick,
Louisa, Mary,
Adeline, Nancy.
Daniel, Ephraim and An-
drew.
He lived in Athol, Mass., to 1808, and went from Clarks-
burg to Vermont in
1816.
He had more descendants, probably,
than any other of his generation in the whole Oak family.
67.
Eunice.
Berlin,
Mass.;
born
Bolton,
March
14,
1778;
married first, October 25, 1809; married second, October 31, 1813
;
died May 2, 1846.
First husband, Ebenezer Randal, of Stow; no
children.
Second
husband,
Hollis
Johnson,
of
Berlin
;
no
children.
An adopted son, Benjamin Johnson, had five children,
one of whom
is Mrs. John L. Stone of Hyde Park, Mass., author
of the Stone Souvenir.
68.
Phebe.
Stow, Mass.; born, Bolton, December
23,
1779;
married June 18, 1800; died Fitchburg, October 11, 1848 (or April,
1832).
Husband, Samuel Danforth,
Jr.;
died,
1851
; 7 children,
as
follows
: Tabitha, Phebe, Octavius,
Eunice,
Clarissa, Fosket
and Hollis.
The record of this family is very incomplete.
69.
Beriah.
Wendell, Mass.
; farmer and carpenter
; born Bol-
ton, August
19,
1781;
married,
Marlboro, June
13,
1804;
died,
December 24, 1863.
Wife, Eunice Ames; born March, 1787; died
February
12, 1851
; 8 children, namely: Fosket, Lucretia, Samuel,
Miriam,
Eunice.
David,
Wilbur,
Elizabeth.
All
died
young.
Beriah4 Oakes, Jr., was a prominent Methodist, building at great
sacrifice
the
First Methodist church
in Wendell.
None
of
his
children had
issue.

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