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Vital Records of Marblehead, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849,
The Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., 1904
• James Oakes and Marey Page, married, 14 Nov 1728
• James, son of James Oakes and Mary, baptized, 18 Jul 1742 *
• James Oakes and Sarah Hammond, married, 24 Sep 1764
• James, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Jan. 20, 1765 *
• James, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Apr. 20, 1766 *
• Mary, daughter of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Aug. 13, 1769 *
• Benjamin, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Sept. 16, 1770 *
• Sarah, daughter of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, June 20, 1773 *
* All baptisms recorded at First Congregational Church.
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The Christian Messenger, southwest Ontario baptist publication, 12 June 1856, Brantford, Ontario.
OBITUARY [[ of the son of James Oaks II ]]
DIED, in the Township of Charlotteville, on the 5th day of May last, James Oaks, in the 84th year of his age. He was born in the Province of Massachusetts, [[ and ]] was removed by his parents when he was about seven years of age [[ c.1773/4 ]] to New Brunswick…
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James Oaks II is probably to be identified with, "Captain John Oaks" in the following excerpt.
Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement or Norfolk's Foundation Builders and Their Family Genealogies, by E. A. Owen, commercial essayist; originally printed 1898
THE SONS OF CAPTAIN JOHN OAKS
Captain John Oaks was a sea-faring man, and his family saw little of him. Two or three times a year he returned to his own port and visited his New Brunswick home, but these visits were of short duration. He died with smallpox contracted on board ship while homeward bound, just one month before his youngest child was born. He left three sons and one daughter, who grew up and married in New Brunswick.
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Gagetown Anglican Church Records: A Transcription of Various Vital Statistics, Mostly in Queens County, New Brunswick, Canada, Between 1784-1901, R.G. Melin, 1996
• James Oakes and Rachel Holse, married, 7 Jun 1792, by Rev. Richard Clarke
• Sarah Oaks and Daniel Yeomans, married, 22 Jan 1795, by Rev. Richard Clarke
• Benjamin Oaks and Mary Jewel, married, 27 Feb 1800, by Rev. Richard Clarke
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Vital Records of Marblehead, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849,
The Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., 1904
• James Oakes and Marey Page, married, 14 Nov 1728
• James, son of James Oakes and Mary, baptized, 18 Jul 1742 *
• James Oakes and Sarah Hammond, married, 24 Sep 1764
• James, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Jan. 20, 1765 *
• James, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Apr. 20, 1766 *
• Mary, daughter of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Aug. 13, 1769 *
• Benjamin, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Sept. 16, 1770 *
• Sarah, daughter of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, June 20, 1773 *
* All baptisms recorded at First Congregational Church.
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The Christian Messenger, southwest Ontario baptist publication, 12 June 1856, Brantford, Ontario.
OBITUARY [[ of the son of James Oaks II ]]
DIED, in the Township of Charlotteville, on the 5th day of May last, James Oaks, in the 84th year of his age. He was born in the Province of Massachusetts, [[ and ]] was removed by his parents when he was about seven years of age [[ c.1773/4 ]] to New Brunswick…
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James Oaks II is probably to be identified with, "Captain John Oaks" in the following excerpt.
Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement or Norfolk's Foundation Builders and Their Family Genealogies, by E. A. Owen, commercial essayist; originally printed 1898
THE SONS OF CAPTAIN JOHN OAKS
Captain John Oaks was a sea-faring man, and his family saw little of him. Two or three times a year he returned to his own port and visited his New Brunswick home, but these visits were of short duration. He died with smallpox contracted on board ship while homeward bound, just one month before his youngest child was born. He left three sons and one daughter, who grew up and married in New Brunswick.
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Gagetown Anglican Church Records: A Transcription of Various Vital Statistics, Mostly in Queens County, New Brunswick, Canada, Between 1784-1901, R.G. Melin, 1996
• James Oakes and Rachel Holse, married, 7 Jun 1792, by Rev. Richard Clarke
• Sarah Oaks and Daniel Yeomans, married, 22 Jan 1795, by Rev. Richard Clarke
• Benjamin Oaks and Mary Jewel, married, 27 Feb 1800, by Rev. Richard Clarke
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Vital Records of Marblehead, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849,
The Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., 1904
• James Oakes and Marey Page, married, 14 Nov 1728
• James, son of James Oakes and Mary, baptized, 18 Jul 1742 *
• James Oakes and Sarah Hammond, married, 24 Sep 1764
• James, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Jan. 20, 1765 *
• James, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Apr. 20, 1766 *
• Mary, daughter of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Aug. 13, 1769 *
• Benjamin, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Sept. 16, 1770 *
• Sarah, daughter of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, June 20, 1773 *
* All baptisms recorded at First Congregational Church.
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The Christian Messenger, southwest Ontario baptist publication, 12 June 1856, Brantford, Ontario.
OBITUARY [[ of the son of James Oaks II ]]
DIED, in the Township of Charlotteville, on the 5th day of May last, James Oaks, in the 84th year of his age. He was born in the Province of Massachusetts, [[ and ]] was removed by his parents when he was about seven years of age [[ c.1773/4 ]] to New Brunswick…
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James Oaks II is probably to be identified with, "Captain John Oaks" in the following excerpt.
Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement or Norfolk's Foundation Builders and Their Family Genealogies, by E. A. Owen, commercial essayist; originally printed 1898
THE SONS OF CAPTAIN JOHN OAKS
Captain John Oaks was a sea-faring man, and his family saw little of him. Two or three times a year he returned to his own port and visited his New Brunswick home, but these visits were of short duration. He died with smallpox contracted on board ship while homeward bound, just one month before his youngest child was born. He left three sons and one daughter, who grew up and married in New Brunswick.
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Gagetown Anglican Church Records: A Transcription of Various Vital Statistics, Mostly in Queens County, New Brunswick, Canada, Between 1784-1901, R.G. Melin, 1996
• James Oakes and Rachel Holse, married, 7 Jun 1792, by Rev. Richard Clarke
• Sarah Oaks and Daniel Yeomans, married, 22 Jan 1795, by Rev. Richard Clarke
• Benjamin Oaks and Mary Jewel, married, 27 Feb 1800, by Rev. Richard Clarke
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Vital Records of Marblehead, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849,
The Essex Institute, Salem, Mass., 1904
• James Oakes and Marey Page, married, 14 Nov 1728
• James, son of James Oakes and Mary, baptized, 18 Jul 1742 *
• James Oakes and Sarah Hammond, married, 24 Sep 1764
• James, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Jan. 20, 1765 *
• James, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Apr. 20, 1766 *
• Mary, daughter of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Aug. 13, 1769 *
• Benjamin, son of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, Sept. 16, 1770 *
• Sarah, daughter of James Oakes and Sarah, baptized, June 20, 1773 *
* All baptisms recorded at First Congregational Church.
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The Christian Messenger, southwest Ontario baptist publication, 12 June 1856, Brantford, Ontario.
OBITUARY [[ of the son of James Oaks II ]]
DIED, in the Township of Charlotteville, on the 5th day of May last, James Oaks, in the 84th year of his age. He was born in the Province of Massachusetts, [[ and ]] was removed by his parents when he was about seven years of age [[ c.1773/4 ]] to New Brunswick…
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James Oaks II is probably to be identified with, "Captain John Oaks" in the following excerpt.
Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement or Norfolk's Foundation Builders and Their Family Genealogies, by E. A. Owen, commercial essayist; originally printed 1898
THE SONS OF CAPTAIN JOHN OAKS
Captain John Oaks was a sea-faring man, and his family saw little of him. Two or three times a year he returned to his own port and visited his New Brunswick home, but these visits were of short duration. He died with smallpox contracted on board ship while homeward bound, just one month before his youngest child was born. He left three sons and one daughter, who grew up and married in New Brunswick.
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Gagetown Anglican Church Records: A Transcription of Various Vital Statistics, Mostly in Queens County, New Brunswick, Canada, Between 1784-1901, R.G. Melin, 1996
• James Oakes and Rachel Holse, married, 7 Jun 1792, by Rev. Richard Clarke
• Sarah Oaks and Daniel Yeomans, married, 22 Jan 1795, by Rev. Richard Clarke
• Benjamin Oaks and Mary Jewel, married, 27 Feb 1800, by Rev. Richard Clarke
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