Marriage 26 Aug 1810. Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. [1]
Residence, Date: 1830, Place: Pittsylvania County, Virginia, USA[2]
Residence: Date: 1840, Place: Fentress, Tennessee, United States[3]
Residence: Date: 1850, Place: Fentress County, Tennessee, USA[4]
Residence: Date: 1860, Place: Osage Township, Benton, Arkansas, USA[5]
Residence: Date: 1870, Place: Osage Township, Benton, Arkansas, USA[6]
In 1850 according to census, Fentress Co. Tennessee Census, District Nob on the Mountain, John & Elizabeth Oaks. William Oaks (son) and George & Martha Nichols live nearby. John was a blacksmith according to the 1850 census. The Wrights were also living in Fentress County.
MOVE TO ARKANSAS: The Oakes, Wrights, and Nichols moved to Benton County, Arkansas together. George Nichols was previously from McMinn County.
1860 Benton County Arkansas Census, John lived with Buckston/Buxton family in what is now Bella Vista.
Children of John Oakes and Elizabeth Bardin/Barton:
1. Rama Oakes (c.1816-?) m. Mahala Choate. Resided in Fentress Co., TN.,
2. Mariah Oakes (c.1820-?) m. William Buxton. Settled in Benton Co., AR.,
3. William Oakes (1823-1898) m 1.Malinda Wright; m2. Amanda Nichols. Settled in Benton Co., AR.,
4. James B. Oakes, Sr. (1826-1910) m1. Rachel _____; Elizabeth C. _____. Settled in Benton Co., AR. ,
5. Martitia Oakes (c.1827-aft.1910) m. Edward Graham. Settled in Benton Co., AR.
6. Martha Ann Oakes (1830-1908) m. George Washington Nichols. Settled at Benton County, Arkansas
Thank you to Gayle Schell for creating WikiTree profile Oaks-142 through the import of SCHELL NICHOLS ancestors of Gayle 8-2013.ged on Aug 8, 2013.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with John by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
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