American AcornsFamily tree
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Jump to: The Oak line ยท The Clarkson family of Liverpool
The Oak line
From the immigrant Nathaniel Oak(e) of Marlborough, Massachusetts, to the present, one generation at a time. Each link shows how sure it is.
- Nathaniel Oak(e) first record 1686; died by 1722m. (1) Mehitable Rediat, 1686; (2) Mary Holloway, 1703
- Child of Nathaniel Oak(e) Probable
- Child of John Oak Probable
- Child of Nathaniel Oak (1751-1840) Probable
- Child of Nathaniel Oak (1780-1859) Documented
- Child of Samuel Oak ProbableCharles Ansel Oak about 1849-1900m. Nancy E. York
- Child of Charles Ansel Oak Family chartGeorge Franklin Oak
- Child of George Franklin Oak Family chartIrving Gilbert Oak
- Child of Irving Gilbert Oak Probable
- Child of Ivan Ray Oak Family chartRichard Dixon Oak Sr. 1956-2008m. Marjorie Clarkson MacKinnon 1945-2008
- Child of Richard Dixon Oak Sr. and Marjorie Clarkson MacKinnon Family chart
The Clarkson family of Liverpool
Three generations from Lancashire and Liverpool, and the son who emigrated to Texas. How this family connects to later generations is not recorded in the supplied material, so no link is drawn.
- Thomas Clarksonm. Nancy Banton, 1827
- Child of Thomas Clarkson Probable
- Child of William Clarkson and Emma Lucy (Green) Clarkson DocumentedWilliam Banton Clarkson 1858-1933