Oak family register, 1906

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FAMILY REGISTER
39
92.
Morning.
(Later "Marina Kirke")
; Boston, Mass.; born
Wiscasset, Me., 1810; 4 times married—and never a widow; died
January 16, 1864 (or 1859).
By some she was called a clairvoyant
physician
; but
it would seem that she simply lived
in her later
years by selling medicines prepared according to formulae of her
brother, Dr. Thomas.
First husband, Albert
J. Treadwell; no
children.
Second husband, Bradford Stacy; 3 children:
Stimp-
son, Bradford, Lucinda.
Third husband, Loring Jordan; no chil-
dren.
Fourth husband,
Marshall Pike,
minstrel, author of the
old song, "Home Again," which he dedicated to his niece, Char-
lottes Oakes.
Still living, 1896; no children.
93.
Asa Hutchings.
Boston, Mass.
; physician
; born Wiscas-
set, Me., 181 1
; died February
11,
1883.
Wife, Mary Ann Harts-
horn; died October 3, 1844; aged 31
;
i child: Rachel.
94.
Thomas Fletcher.
Titusville, Pa.
; physician
; born Wis-
casset, Me., about 1820; married
first. New Bedford, Mass.; mar-
ried second, Pennsylvania, about
1871
; died February
26,
1876.
First
wife,
Elizabeth Sherman,
of New
Bedford
;
divorced
;
i
child,
Frank.
Second
wife, Kate
(widow
Bevins)
; no
children.
Dr. Thomas'* Oakes was a skillful physician, serving in the war
as assistant surgeon. First Massachusetts Volunteers, from July
29,
1862
;
and
surgeon
Fifty-sixth
Massachusetts
Volunteers,
1863-5;
also acting as Brigade surgeon.
He
practiced
in East
Portsmouth and Boston from
1846, removing
to Pennsylvania
after the war.
He suffered much from dyspepsia, and died poor.
A long and eulogistic memorial was published
in
the Titusville
papers.
His
first
wife
married
Robinson and went
to
Vermont.
The widow
is
said
to have been
in
Buffalo,
N.
Y.,
1896.
95.
Francis
Garaux.
Boston,
Mass.
;
born
Wiscasset,
Me.,
April, 1822; married 1840; died March 6, 1876; buried Burlington,
Me.
Wife, Caroline Comfort Paige, daughter of John^ (Col. Ed-
ward')
; born Rumford,
Me.,
1822;
died December
10,
1874;
3
children
: Thomas, Francis, Marshall.
Francis was the father of
Thomas F. Oakes, the railroad magnate of New York.

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