John's birth date is an guesstimate. His place of birth is still in question. He was either a native of South Carolina, county Abbeville or he was a native of North Carolina, county Granville. Texas, Georgia, New Hampshire Oakley family members are working together to determine his birth place.
Family stories say John died after a tree fell on him. John is said to be buried near Lee's lake. We are not sure where his grave is. This information was passed on to us by family researcher Minnie Lois Oakley, Find A Grave Memorial# 9527804
John was the husband of Elizabeth ? 1808 - 1892. She is believed to be buried at Hopeful Cemetery, Fayette county, Georgia in an unmarked grave. This information was also passed down to us by Minnie Lois Oakley.
John was the father of James Madison Oakley 1826-1911 buried at Bethany Cemetery, Fayette county, GA. and Sallie (Oakley) Bishop b. 1828 and Martha (Oakley) Bailey b. 1830. We are not sure where Sallie or Martha are resting.
A memorial stone for John and Elizabeth was placed at Hopeful Cemetery during a dedication service held in December 2011. The Thompson brothers, descendants through John and Elizabeth's son James Madison and grandson William Jebediah Brewer Oakley and great granddaughter Ruby Elizabeth Oakley arranged the dedication service. The service was attended by other Oakley and Oakley related family members.
Family stories say John died after a tree fell on him. John is said to be buried near Lee's lake. We are not sure where his grave is. This information was passed on to us by family researcher Minnie Lois Oakley, Find A Grave Memorial# 9527804
John was the husband of Elizabeth ? 1808 - 1892. She is believed to be buried at Hopeful Cemetery, Fayette county, Georgia in an unmarked grave. This information was also passed down to us by Minnie Lois Oakley.
John was the father of James Madison Oakley 1826-1911 buried at Bethany Cemetery, Fayette county, GA. and Sallie (Oakley) Bishop b. 1828 and Martha (Oakley) Bailey b. 1830. We are not sure where Sallie or Martha are resting.
A memorial stone for John and Elizabeth was placed at Hopeful Cemetery during a dedication service held in December 2011. The Thompson brothers, descendants through John and Elizabeth's son James Madison and grandson William Jebediah Brewer Oakley and great granddaughter Ruby Elizabeth Oakley arranged the dedication service. The service was attended by other Oakley and Oakley related family members.
John's birth date is an guesstimate. His place of birth is still in question. He was either a native of South Carolina, county Abbeville or he was a native of North Carolina, county Granville. Texas, Georgia, New Hampshire Oakley family members are working together to determine his birth place.
Family stories say John died after a tree fell on him. John is said to be buried near Lee's lake. We are not sure where his grave is. This information was passed on to us by family researcher Minnie Lois Oakley, Find A Grave Memorial# 9527804
John was the husband of Elizabeth ? 1808 - 1892. She is believed to be buried at Hopeful Cemetery, Fayette county, Georgia in an unmarked grave. This information was also passed down to us by Minnie Lois Oakley.
John was the father of James Madison Oakley 1826-1911 buried at Bethany Cemetery, Fayette county, GA. and Sallie (Oakley) Bishop b. 1828 and Martha (Oakley) Bailey b. 1830. We are not sure where Sallie or Martha are resting.
A memorial stone for John and Elizabeth was placed at Hopeful Cemetery during a dedication service held in December 2011. The Thompson brothers, descendants through John and Elizabeth's son James Madison and grandson William Jebediah Brewer Oakley and great granddaughter Ruby Elizabeth Oakley arranged the dedication service. The service was attended by other Oakley and Oakley related family members.
Family stories say John died after a tree fell on him. John is said to be buried near Lee's lake. We are not sure where his grave is. This information was passed on to us by family researcher Minnie Lois Oakley, Find A Grave Memorial# 9527804
John was the husband of Elizabeth ? 1808 - 1892. She is believed to be buried at Hopeful Cemetery, Fayette county, Georgia in an unmarked grave. This information was also passed down to us by Minnie Lois Oakley.
John was the father of James Madison Oakley 1826-1911 buried at Bethany Cemetery, Fayette county, GA. and Sallie (Oakley) Bishop b. 1828 and Martha (Oakley) Bailey b. 1830. We are not sure where Sallie or Martha are resting.
A memorial stone for John and Elizabeth was placed at Hopeful Cemetery during a dedication service held in December 2011. The Thompson brothers, descendants through John and Elizabeth's son James Madison and grandson William Jebediah Brewer Oakley and great granddaughter Ruby Elizabeth Oakley arranged the dedication service. The service was attended by other Oakley and Oakley related family members.
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