American Acorns

Oak family register, 1906

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FAMILY REGISTER
61
STILES.
Tabitha3 Oak, Nathaniel^^ (2).
IV.
CHILDREN OF DAVID AND TABITHA* OAK
(12).
Bom probably Westminster, Mass.
231.
Minda.
Born
October
21,
1766.
Husband,
Nathaniel
Briggs; 6 children, names not given.
232.
Rhoda.
Norwich, Vt.
; born December 20, 1767; married
1804.
Husband, Ephraim Smith; 2
children, names not
given.
233.
Eunice.
Born June
30, 1769; died unmarried.
234.
David.
Putney,
Vt.
;
born, August
19,
1771
;
married,
1792.
Wife, Elizabeth Lippenwell (widow Wyman), of Fitzwil-
liam, N. H.
(or Weston, Vt.)
; 10 children, David, Joseph, Eph-
raim, Mark, Oren, Elhannon, Hosea, Philander, Harriet, Miranda.
235.
Gideon.
Born
August
29,
1773
;
married
November,
1819; died, April 12, 1829.
Wife, Lydia Wyman; 3 children, Gid-
eon, Lydia, Minerva.
236.
Kezia.
Born June
24,
1775; n arried
first, October
28,
1798; married second, 1804.
First husband, Wm. Brooks; 2 chil-
dren.
Second husband, David Bemis; 5 children, no names given.
237.
Nathaniel.
Rockingham,
Vt.
;
farmer;
born
June
22,
1777; married first about 1805; married second
; died, 1829.
First
wife, Lucy Crosby.
Second
wife, Mary Tuft, of Towns-
hend, Vt.
; born July
12, 1783; 5 children, Caroline, Henry, Ade-
line, Catherine, Cromwell.
This ends the record of the four generations.
The manuscript
record on hand includes the most of the 5th, 6th and 7th genera-
tions and some data down to the 8th and 9th generation.
The volume of autographs includes about 1000 names and the
volume
of
photographs
includes
several
hundred
persons
to
both of which
I am adding as fast as received.
Vol. IV (Collateral Pedigree)
Contains the names and genea-
logical information of 545 families with which the Oak tribe are
intermarried.
So to the genealogist
this
is the most valuable
and interesting volume of the
set.

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