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Oak family register, 1906

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FAMILY REGISTER
53
Solomon* Oaks (no)
; died 1868; 10 children: Delphina, Horace,
Isaac, Lucy, Martha, David, Lafayette, Olive, William, Amelia.
175.
Oaksman.
Sangerville, Me.
; farmerj Colonel of Militia;
,born, May
31,
1800; died, August
9,
1844, from a
fall from his
horse at a muster.
Wife, Mercy Colton; died, September 9, 1853,
aged 44;
5 children:
Justice, Lorenzo, Abby, Henrietta, Rozilla.
176.
George.
Sangerville,
Me.;
farmer;
born
August
20,
1801
; married, 1823
; died September 29,
1863.
Wife, Sally Ma-
comber ; died January 8, 1888
; 7 children
:
Elizabeth, Sally, Win-
burn, Olive, Abigail, George, David.
177.
John.
Winnebago, Wisconsin; farmer; born March
18,
1803; married, 1833; died, June, 1887.
Wife, Mary Ann Hilton;
4 children
:
Daniel, Calvin, Alfred, Sarah.
178.
Martha.
Dexter, Me., born, December 17, 1804; married,
1832;
died
.
Husband, Joseph
Wormell;
2
children:
George, Lucy.
179.
Hiram.
Fond du
Lac, Wis.;
real
estate; born, Maine,
September 24, 1806; died, Vineland, N.
J., October 8, 1871.
Wife,
Althea Robinson; no children.
180.
Abigail,
Galesburg,
111.
;
born,
Sangerville,
Me.,
Sep-
tember
17, 1809; married, 1829; died, N. Y.,
.
Husband,
Isaac W. Colton; 2 children:
David, Martha.
One of the
chil-
dren was Gen. D. D.
Colton, of San
Francisco, associated with
Huntington, Hopkins, Stanford and Crocker in building the Cen-
tral
Pacific railroad.
181.
Col. CALVIN SANGER.
Dover, Me.
; farmer and sur-
veyor; born
Sangerville. December
10,
181 1: married, June
15,
1845; to Guilford 1845; to Dover, 1853; died, June
17, 1863. Dep-
uty Sheriff and twice Sheriff of Piscataquis county.
He raised a
company,
1861, and became Major of the First Maine Cavalry;
promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel
; and in a month was
to
have
been
Brigadier
General,
but was
killed
in
a
cavalry
charge
at Addis, Va.
Wife, Emily Cummings Bailey, of "May-
flower" stock; died,
1892;
i
child, and 6 who died young.
The
son
is Frank
S. Douty of San Francisco, Cal., prominent in busi-
ness and social circles.
182.
Lovey.
Sangerville, Me.; born, April
4,
1814; married.
July
26, 1835
; died, December 24,
1857.
Husband, James Tarr,

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