Oak family register, 1906

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OAK—OAKS—OAKES
Exeter, from Vermont
in
1810
to
visit her
sister
Abip:ail, and
there she spent her life, being the last survivor of the family.
The
story of her early experiences and marriage, with the career of
her husband, a pioneer physician,
is a most fascinating one, but
too long for this record, as
is the eulogy that might
truthfully
be given to this noble couple.
If Mrs. Evans ever had any faults
her most
intimate
friends
never
discovered
them.
Her
sister
Betsy spent her later years at her home.
IV.
CHILDREN OF JOHN'
(27) AND ABIGAIL
LAM-
BERT.
79.
Sarah.
Lee, Me.; born Canaan, Me., December
i,
1781
;
married Canaan,
1802
(intention
1804?)
;
died
1867.
Husband,
John Hook, Jr., millwright, died March
11, 185 1
; 9 children, Dan-
iel, John, Joseph, Diana, Harriet, Mary, Betsy, Sarah and Martha.
80.
John.
Exeter, Me., farmer; born Canaan, Me., Nov.
11,
1783; married about 1806; died Kirkland, January 7, 1850.
Wife,
Catherine (widow McKenney)
; born February
5, 1793
; died Chel-
sea,
Mass., February
18,
1866;
9
children:
Catherine,
Rachel,
Daniel, Abigail, Harriet, Philena, Rebecca and George.
John4 Oaks came from Palermo to Bangor, Me.,
in
1812, and
with his father was a prisoner of war in 1814.
He came to Exeter
in
1829; had a withered hand; perhaps Catherine was a second
wife.
81.
Lydia.
Newport, Me.; born Canaan, February 22,
1788;
married before
1807;
died
Bangor, December,
1871.
Husband,
Elisha Philbrook; died January
13,
i860;
11
children:
Roswell,
Sabrina. Asenath, Jethro, Jason, Sophronia, Ira, Sirena, Deronda,
Alona, Ruel.
82.
Levi.
Cherryfiield, Me.; farmer; born before
1798; mar-
ried before 1818; died.
1861.
Wife, Mary Groves; died,
1784; 8
children,
Eli, Betsy,
Elisha,
Lydia, Mary, George, Cynthia, So-
phronia, Abigail.
He lived in Exeter 1827-33, coming from Wis-
casset.
Lived
in Beddington in 1841.

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