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Richard Dixon Oak Sr.

1956–2008 · Male

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Wife: Marjorie Clarkson MacKinnon 1945–2008
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Born3 APR 1956, Bangor, Penobscot, Maine, USA
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Died23 FEB 2008, Enfield, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA
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Also recorded asRichard D Oak; Richard Dixon Oak
Marriage20 MAY 1981, San saba, Texas, with Marjorie Clarkson MacKinnon 1945–2008
ResidenceBET 1995 AND 2002, Northfield, New Hampshire, USA
Residence1995, Danville, New Hampshire, USA
ResidenceBET 1997 AND 1998, Tilton, New Hampshire, USA
ResidenceBET 2007 AND 2008, Enfield, New Hampshire, USA
Richard D Oak Sr Obituary25 FEB 2008, West Lebanon, New Hampshire
Richard Oak Sr Obit25 FEB 2008, West Lebanon, New Hampshire
BurialDanville, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, United States of America View memorial on Find a Grave
ResidenceDanville, New Hampshire, USA
ResidenceEnfield

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