Isabelle Hannah Oxford

F, #54, b. 10 December 1874, d. 10 January 1965

Hannah-4 Oxford Stanton (John-3, Matthew-2, James-1) (photos from the album of Fran Edwards)
  • Father: John Oxford b. 2 Jun 1811, d. 21 Dec 1883
  • Mother: Catherine Murphy b. 22 Apr 1840, d. 5 Feb 1911
  • Isabelle Hannah Oxford was born on 10 Dec 1874 at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, daughter of John Oxford and Catherine Murphy.
  • Isabelle Hannah Oxford was baptized on 18 Mar 1875, daughter of John Oxford and Catherine Murphy, at Eel-Ground Catholic Church, New Brunswick, Canada.
  • In Apr 1881 Isabelle Hannah Oxford appeared on the 1881 Canadian census in the household of John Oxford and Catherine Murphy at Northesk, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
    John OXFORD, M, M, 70, Scottish, b. N. B. Occ: Farmer Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Cathrine,F, M, 44, Irish, b. Prince Edward Island, Religion: Roman Catholic
    --- John, M, 23, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- James, M, 21, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian Note: Died and ...
    Elizabeth WHITE F, M, 20, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian Note:Wife of #150 Charles White
    --- Cathrine (Oxford), F, 17, Scottish New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Sophia, F ,15, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Thomas, M ,13, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Maryann, F ,11, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Allice, F, 9, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Isabella, F , 7, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Micheal (White), M , 1, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    Charles White, M, 30, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Occ: Labourer
    (LDS index or census erroneously shows Oxford children Catherine, Sophie, Thomas, Mary Ann, Alice and Isabelle as "White.")
  • On 21 Dec 1883 her father, John Oxford, died at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, at age 72.
  • Isabelle Hannah Oxford emigrated in 1890 from Canada and was naturlized.
  • On 2 Nov 1891 Isabelle Hannah Oxford, 16, married William Pitt Stanton, 22, son of John C. Stanton, at Woodville, Newaygo County, Michigan.
  • On 19 Jun 1900 Isabelle Hannah Oxford and William Pitt Stanton appeared on the 1900 U. S. Federal census at Marilla, Manistee County, Michigan, as:
    STANTON, William P., Head, W, M, May 1869, 31, married 9 years, b. Michigan, father b. NY, mother b. Michigan, Farmer, can read, write and speak English, rents a farm with 10 acres
    ----- Isabelle, wife, W, F, Dec 1875, 24, three children of three born living, b. Canada Eng., father b. England, mother b. Canada, can read, write and speak English.
    ----- Gertrude, daughter, W, F, Oct 1892,
    ----- Grace, daughter, W, F, June 1895,
    ----- Gladys, daughter, W, F, July 1898.
  • On 18 Apr 1910 Isabelle Hannah Oxford and William Pitt Stanton appeared on the 1910 U. S. Federal census at Marilla, Manistee County, Michigan, as:
    William Stanton, 40, farming
    Isabelle Stanton, 36
    Grace I Stanton, 15
    Gladys M Stanton, 11
    Glenn W Stanton, 9.
  • On 28 Jan 1920 Isabelle Hannah Oxford and William Pitt Stanton appeared on the 1920 U. S. Federal census at Union Township, De Kalb County, Indiana, as:
    STANTON, William P., head, 51, b. Michigan, where they live in a rented home, and he is a laborer
    ---, Hanna, wife, 46, immigrated 1890, naturalized, b. Canada, father b. England, mor b.
    ---, Gladys, daughter, 21, b. MI
    ---, Glen, son, 19, b. MI
    ---, John, son, 7, b. Indiana
    ---, John C., father, 80, b. Michigan.
  • On 19 Jan 1928 William Pitt Stanton, her husband, died at age 58.
  • Isabelle Hannah Oxford was photographed,and photo - you can view by clicking the icon.
  • Isabelle Hannah Oxford was living at Fairborne, Greene County, Ohio.
  • She died on 10 Jan 1965 at age 90 years and 1 month.
  • She was buried in Jan 1965 at Roselawn Cemetery, Auburn, De Kalb County, Indiana.
  • In 1965 Isabelle Hannah Oxford was memorialized in the following obituary:
    Born Isabelle Hannah Oxford Dec. 10, 1874 near New Castle, New Brunswick, Mrs. William P. Stanton was the youngest of six sisters and three brothers and survived them all. At 15 came to the US (Michigan) to live with a married sister after father's death. Married William P. Stanton in 1890, had three daughters and three sons.
  • Last Edited: 24 Dec 2017

Family: William Pitt Stanton b. May 1869, d. 19 Jan 1928

  • On 2 Nov 1891 Isabelle Hannah Oxford, 16, married William Pitt Stanton, 22, son of John C. Stanton, at Woodville, Newaygo County, Michigan.

James Oxford

M, #64, b. 11 February 1860, d. 1881
  • Father: John Oxford b. 2 Jun 1811, d. 21 Dec 1883
  • Mother: Catherine Murphy b. 22 Apr 1840, d. 5 Feb 1911
  • James Oxford was born on 11 Feb 1860 at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, son of John Oxford and Catherine Murphy.
  • In Apr 1871 James Oxford was enumerated in the 1871 Canadian census in the household of John Oxford and Catherine Murphy at North Esk, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
    Oxford, John, 60, b. Scotland (sic), protestant, farmer
    ---, Catherine, 24, b. PEI, Catholic, Irish
    ---, John, 12
    ---, Elizabeth, 10
    ---, Catherine, 7
    ---, Sophia, 5
    ---, Thomas, 3
    ---, Mary, 1.
  • In Apr 1881 James Oxford appeared on the 1881 Canadian census in the household of John Oxford and Catherine Murphy at Northesk, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
    John OXFORD, M, M, 70, Scottish, b. N. B. Occ: Farmer Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Cathrine,F, M, 44, Irish, b. Prince Edward Island, Religion: Roman Catholic
    --- John, M, 23, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- James, M, 21, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian Note: Died and ...
    Elizabeth WHITE F, M, 20, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian Note:Wife of #150 Charles White
    --- Cathrine (Oxford), F, 17, Scottish New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Sophia, F ,15, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Thomas, M ,13, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Maryann, F ,11, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Allice, F, 9, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Isabella, F , 7, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    --- Micheal (White), M , 1, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
    Charles White, M, 30, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Occ: Labourer
    (LDS index or census erroneously shows Oxford children Catherine, Sophie, Thomas, Mary Ann, Alice and Isabelle as "White.")
  • James Oxford died about in 1881 at Northesk, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, at age 20 years A note on the 1881 census says "Died and ... " (It would be useful to see the original to know exactly what the note says. slh Aug 2003.)
  • He had no issue according to the Courtney papers.
  • Last Edited: 24 Feb 2011

James Oxford

M, #79, b. 1748, d. April 1826
  • James Oxford was born about in 1748 at Elgin, Moray, Scotland, son of Mary Frasser.
  • James Oxford was described as Height: 5' 4" in 1778.
  • On 3 Jun 1778 James Oxford was Soldier by trade.
  • On 3 Jun 1778 James Oxford began military service Gordon's North Fencible Highlanders, Aberdeen.
  • On 3 Jun 1778 James Oxford was Labourer by trade.
  • About in 1779 James Oxford married Margret Urquhart at Scotland (Glasgow? Laggan?)
  • James Oxford emigrated a May 1784 from New Brunswick, Canada.
  • He died about in Apr 1826 at New Brunswick, Canada, at age 78 years.
  • Last Edited: 29 Nov 2017

Family: Margret Urquhart b. 1762

  • About in 1779 James Oxford married Margret Urquhart at Scotland (Glasgow? Laggan?)

James Everett Oxford

M, #7, b. 6 November 1926, d. 8 June 1965

  • James Everett Oxford was born on 6 Nov 1926 at Washington, District of Columbia, son of George E. Oxford and Harriet Lorraine Berry.
  • James Everett Oxford was sent to live with Ben and Viola BADEN at Friendly, Prince George's County, Maryland, not long afterr his birth, as his parents weren't able to care for him.
  • On 19 Jul 1942 his mother, Harriet Lorraine Berry, died at Washington, District of Columbia, at age 34 of a fractured skull and hemmorage due to a fall down stairs.
  • On 28 Apr 1943 his father, George E. Oxford, died at Washington, District of Columbia, at age 42 of accute congestive heart failure and chronic myocardosis.
  • C 1944 James Everett Oxford was living with Florence Elizabeth Oxford and Dorothy Lorraine Oxford at Brooklyn, New York.
  • In 1945 James Everett Oxford began military service U. S. Navy and U. S. Army.
  • B 1954 James Everett Oxford married Shirley Garlock, daughter of Benjamin O. Garlock and Mildred C. [?], at Saint Theresa's (Anacostia ), Washington, District of Columbia, The witnesses were Margeret Gordon and Charles Tolbert.
  • James Everett Oxford died on 8 Jun 1965 at Syracuse, New York, at age 38 years, 7 months and 2 days.
  • He was buried on 15 Jun 1965 at Woodlawn National Cemetery, Elmira, Chemung County, New York.
  • Shirley, his wife, outlived James and died on 2 Apr 2002 at Guilderland, New York, at age 71.
  • Last Edited: 9 Jun 2014

Family: Shirley Garlock b. 29 Aug 1930, d. 2 Apr 2002

  • B 1954 James Everett Oxford married Shirley Garlock, daughter of Benjamin O. Garlock and Mildred C. [?], at Saint Theresa's (Anacostia ), Washington, District of Columbia, The witnesses were Margeret Gordon and Charles Tolbert.
  • Donna Oxford
  • James R. Oxford

James Everett Oxford

M, #62, b. September 1816, d. 7 June 1911
  • James Everett Oxford was also known as James R. Oxford on his headstone.
  • He was born in Sep 1816 at Miramichi, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, son of Mathew Oxford and Mary Sweezey.
  • The children NOT living with their mother at the 1851 census are: Susan (who is married and living nextdoor), James, Mathew, Katherine, and the younger Isabel. Where are they?
  • James Everett Oxford married Mary Fields at Ashland, Aroostook County, Maine.
  • The Courtney Papers (V2) say he married a "Miss Bard of St. Stephens", but the surname name of her daughters suggests that she was "Mrs. CAIN" at the time of her marriage to James E. Oxford. And the 1860 census suggests that her maiden name may have been "Field."
  • On 4 Jun 1860 James Everett Oxford and Mary Fields appeared on the 1860 U. S. Federal census at Ashland, Aroostook County, Maine, as:
    James OXFORD, age 35, a farmer, real estate value 400, personal estate 450, born in New Brunswick.
    ---, Mary, age 21, born in Maine.
    ---, Alvaretta, age 4, ME (Mary's daughter by previous marriage to Mr. Cain, although listed as Oxford)
    ---, Anna L., age 3 (possibly also Mary's daughter by previous marriage, also listed as Oxford.)
    ---, Eugene E., age 1.
    Nancy A. Nelly, age 16, a servant, also born in New Brunswick
    James Fields, age 37, farm laborer, born in New Brunswick.
  • Mary Fields, his wife, died and the 1894 Michigan State Census lists her husband as a "widower".
  • On 1 Jun 1894 James Everett Oxford was enumerated on a statel census in the household of Richard Eugene Oxford and Nellie May Courtney, his son and daughter-in-law
, at Monroe Township, Newaygo County, Michigan.
  • On 1 Jun 1900 James Everett Oxford appeared on the 1900 U. S. Federal census in the household of Richard Eugene Oxford and Nellie May Courtney at Monroe Township, Newaygo County, Michigan, as:
    Richard E Oxford, 40, married 7 years, b. ME
    Nellie M Oxford, 24, one of two children living, b. Mich      
    Rena E Oxford, 5, b. Mich
    James Oxford , 82, widower, b. Canada.
  • On 18 Apr 1910 James Everett Oxford appeared on the 1910 U. S. Federal census in the household of Richard Eugene Oxford at Monroe Township, Newaygo County, Michigan, as:
    Oxford, R. E., head, 50, married, 17 years, b. Maine, father b. Canada Eng, mor b. Maine, lumber dealer
    ---, James, father, 94, widower, b. Canada, parents b. Scotland, imm 1838 (or 1888), no occupation.
  • James Everett Oxford died on 7 Jun 1911 at Big Rapids, Mecosta County, Michigan, at age 94 years and 9 months.
  • He was buried in Jun 1911 at Highland View Cemetery, Big Rapids, Mecosta County, Michigan.
    • Last Edited: 6 Jan 2018

    Family: Mary Fields b. bt 1838 - 1839

    • James Everett Oxford married Mary Fields at Ashland, Aroostook County, Maine.

    James M. Oxford

    M, #38, b. 1869, d. after 1940
    • James M. Oxford was born about in 1869 at Bangor, Penobscot County, Maine, son of Reuben (George) Oxford and Mary Ann Aribildo.
    • In Apr 1871 James M. Oxford was enumerated in the 1871 Canadian census in the household of Reuben (George) Oxford and Mary Ann Aribildo at George Street, Fredericton, York County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
      Oxford, Reuben, 47, b. UBK, C. of England, English
      ---, Rosanna, 26, UBK, Methodist, Irish
      ---, Eliza, 9, English
      ---, George 8
      ---, Mary, 4
      ---, James, 2
      Compton, Amanda, 21, b. NB, French
      ---, Catherine, 2.
    • His father, Reuben (George) Oxford, died at Boom, Northesk Parish, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • In Apr 1881 James M. Oxford appeared on the 1881 Canadian census in the household of Mary Ann Aribildo at Northesk Parish, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
      Oxford, Ann, 36, b. NB, Ch of Eng, Irish origins, widow
      ---, Eliza, 18, servant
      ---, George, 9 (sic)
      ---, Mary J., 14
      ---, Elizabeth, 6
      ---, James, 8
      ---, Susan, 1.
    • In 1901 James M. Oxford and George Robert Oxford were included in the city directory at Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island, the brothers living together as:
      OXFORD, George. laborer. 23 East Bowery.
      James W., at torpedo station. bds. 23 East Bowery.
    • On 19 Sep 1901 James M. Oxford married Hannah (Annie) Sullivan, daughter of Jeremiah Sullivan and Margaret [?], at Fall River, Bristol County, Massachusetts, in a first marriage for both.
    • In 1902 James M. Oxford and George Robert Oxford were included in the city directory at Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island, near the family as:
      OXFORD, Ann. widow. bds. 23 East Bowery.
      George. laborer. 23 East Bowery.
      James W., at torpedo station. h. 22 Tilden Ave.
    • In 1903 James M. Oxford and George Robert Oxford were included in the city directory at Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island, near the family as:
      OXFORD, Ann. widow. (d. 4 Mar 1903)
      George. laborer. h. 12 Warner
      James W., laborer. h. 28 Ann.
    • In 1904 James M. Oxford and George Robert Oxford were included in the city directory at Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island, with his brother as:
      OXFORD, George. laborer. h. 276 1/2 Thames
      James W., laborer. h. 28 Ann.
    • James M. Oxford and Hannah (Annie) Sullivan were separated apparently.
    • James M. Oxford witnessed
      In 1869 the Navy had gently shoved the Army off Goat Island and built the Naval Torpedo Station in it's place. The original mission for the Torpedo Station was to serve as the Navy's experimental center for the development of torpedoes and torpedo equipment, explosives, and electrical equipment. The Navy's initial presence in those days consisted of a few wooden buildings and three civilian employees.
      The requirements of the fleet and world events soon dictated that expansion of the Torpedo Station on Goat Island would be necessary, and by 1906 the Navy Torpedo Factory was established, also on Goat Island. This industrial facility became the sole manufacturer of torpedoes for the fleet, and Newport soon found itself to be the Navy's headquarters for torpedo research, development, and overhaul.
    • On 30 Jun 1905 James F. Oxford was enumerated of at Koochiching, Itasca County, Minnesota, possibly as:

      Oxford, James F. (sic), 36, b. ME (of canadian parents), has lived there one year, sail rigger.
    • In 1906 James M. Oxford and Hannah (Annie) Sullivan were included in the city directory at Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island, as "OXFORD, James W. (Mrs.) removed to Fall River, MA", with no further listings in Newport.
    • On 2 Jan 1920 James M. Oxford appeared on the 1920 U. S. Federal census at Flint, Genesee County, Michigan, possibly as:
      OXFORD, James H., 51 (b. 1868), "married" is enumerated as a "lodger" in the home of one John STONE (?) 34, single. This appears to be a five-family appartment building, and James shares one appartment with this John Stone who is called a "Keeper". (The word is not "head" but he is listed first.)
      James was b. in Canada, and immigrated in 1905 (? last two digits are smeared) but he is an "alien" his father was (supposedly) b. in Scotland and his mother in Canada. He is a house painter.
    • The civilian, government employee pension file of George R. Oxford has an endorsement dated 27 Nov 1931 stating that "The second Mr. Oxford was carried as J. Oxford, and was employed as Laborer at $2.00 per day for two periods, from June 3, 1901 to Dec. 14, 1901, and from Mar. 29, 1902 to April 12, 1903."
    • He and Hannah (Annie) Sullivan had no known children.
    • James M. Oxford died a 1940 at not in Oakland, California.
    • Last Edited: 1 Jan 2018

    Family: Hannah (Annie) Sullivan b. bt 1870 - 1871, d. 10 Jul 1937

    • On 19 Sep 1901 James M. Oxford married Hannah (Annie) Sullivan, daughter of Jeremiah Sullivan and Margaret [?], at Fall River, Bristol County, Massachusetts, in a first marriage for both.

    James Rollington Oxford

    M, #20, b. 23 July 1895, d. 27 October 1918
    • James Rollington Oxford was born on 23 Jul 1895 at Monroe Township, Newaygo County, Michigan, son of George Robert Oxford and Mary Jennie Meehan.
    • In Jul 1900 James Rollington Oxford appeared on the 1900 U. S. Federal census in the household of George Robert Oxford and Mary Jennie Meehan at 23 E. Bowery Street, Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island, as:
      OXFORD, George R., head, Dec 1865, 34, married 5 years
      ---.Mary J., wife, Dec 1867, 32, 4 children, 4 still living, NY, Ireland, Ireland
      ---.James R., son, Jul 1895, 4, born MI
      ---.Florence, daug, Nov 1897, 2, born RI
      ---.Anna, daug, Aug, 1899, 11/12, born RI
      ---.Helen, daug, Aug, 1899, 11/12, born RI
      Rain, Jennie, servant, Aug 1883, 16, single, b. RI, parents born in Scotland and Ireland.
      (NOTE: George's occupation, place of birth, and place of birth of his parents are all marked "Unk"; not simply left blank. The Courtney Papers indicate that George "left his wife" at some time. The lack of info on the 1900 census may be the result of this temporary marital separation. However, it is clear that George and his wife were reconciled by the 1910 census in New Jersey.)
    • On 25 Apr 1910 James Rollington Oxford appeared on the 1910 U. S. Federal census in the household of George Robert Oxford and Mary Jennie Meehan at Amboy Road, Sayreville Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey, as:
      Oxford, George, head, 37, married 16 years, b. Maine (as were his parents), all in the family speak English, he is a laborer in a (explosives) powder mill, all can read and write, and they live in a rented home
      ---, Jennie, wife, 38, four of her 5 children are still living, b. New York, parents b. Ireland (English),
      ---, James, son, 14, b. Michigan
      ---, Florence, daughter, 11, b. RI
      ---, Helen, daughter, 9, b. RI
      ---, George, son, 6, b. RI.
    • Bt 1913 - 1918 James Rollington Oxford was U. S. Army (Air Service) Medical Corps by trade.
    • Bt 1914 - 1918 James Rollington Oxford began military service Medical Department; Army Air Corps.
    • On 23 Dec 1914 James Rollington Oxford, 19, married Mabel J. DeVinney, 19, daughter of Sherman Ellsworth DeVinney and Luna "Lulu" W. Long, at Washington, District of Columbia, George R. Oxford, father of the groom, signed as witness.
    • James Rollington Oxford died on 27 Oct 1918 at Washington, District of Columbia, at age 23 years, 3 months and 4 days of influenza, during the Great Epidemic.
    • He was buried in Oct 1918 at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia.
    • Helen, his daughter, outlived James and died in Jul 1919 at Vandergrift, Westmorland County, Pennsylvania.
    • On 9 Apr 1925 James's widow, Mabel J. DeVinney remarried Henry H. Rogers at Washington, District of Columbia.
    • Last Edited: 24 Jul 2012

    Family: Mabel J. DeVinney b. 4 Oct 1895, d. 1 Feb 1983

    • On 23 Dec 1914 James Rollington Oxford, 19, married Mabel J. DeVinney, 19, daughter of Sherman Ellsworth DeVinney and Luna "Lulu" W. Long, at Washington, District of Columbia, George R. Oxford, father of the groom, signed as witness.

    Jane Oxford

    F, #96, b. 22 August 1828, d. 15 September 1888
    • Jane Oxford was born on 22 Aug 1828 at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, daughter of Mathew Oxford and Mary Sweezey.
    • Jane Oxford was baptized on 6 Feb 1837, daughter of Mathew Oxford and Mary Sweezey, at Anglican Church, Chatham, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • Her father, Mathew Oxford, died at Miramichi, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • In Apr 1851 Jane Oxford was enumerated in the 1851 Canadian census in the household of Mary Oxford at Newcastle Parish, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • About Jane Oxford married Frederick Street at Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • In Apr 1861 Jane Oxford and Frederick Street appeared on the 1861 Canadian census at North Esk, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
      Frederick Street, husband, 37, English, laborer, episcopalian
      Jane, wife, 36, native
      Hannah, daur, 8, native
      Frederick, son, 4, native
      Margaret, daur, 1, native.
    • In 1871 Jane Oxford and Frederick Street were included in the city directory at Chaplin Island Road, North Esk Parish, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • In Apr 1871 Jane Oxford and Frederick Street were enumerated in the 1871 Canadian census at Northesk, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
      Frederick Street, 46, b. England
      Jane, 42, b. N.B. (cannot read or write)
      Hannah, 18, b. N.B.
      Frederick, 12, b. N.B.
      Mary, 11, b. N.B.
      Emma, 8, b. N.B.
      Daniel, 6, b. N.B.
      William, 4, b. N.B.
      Edward, 7 months, b. N.B.
      Mary Oxford, 78, b. N.B., widow, cannot write.
    • In 1881 Jane Oxford and Frederick Street appeared on the 1881 Canadian census at Northesk, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
      Fredrick Street, 59, farmer
      Jane Street, 53
      Hannah, 29
      Joseph, 26
      Mary, 21
      Jane, 18
      John, 16
      William, 14
      Edward, 9
      Christy, 5/12.
    • Jane Street died on 15 Sep 1888 at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, at age 60 years and 24 days.
    • Frederick, her husband, outlived Jane and died on 5 Feb 1917 at Chaplin Island Road, North Esk Parish, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, at age 92.
    • Last Edited: 26 Dec 2017

    Family: Frederick Street b. 24 Sep 1824, d. 5 Feb 1917

    • About Jane Oxford married Frederick Street at Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.

    Jeanette Helen "Jean" Oxford

    F, #592, b. 21 November 1931
    • Jeanette Helen "Jean" Oxford was born on 21 Nov 1931, daughter of John Eugene "Jack" Oxford and Grace Ellenor Davis.
    • In 1940 Jeanette Helen "Jean" Oxford appeared on the 1940 U. S. Federal census in the household of John Eugene "Jack" Oxford and Grace Ellenor Davis at Waterloo, Blackhawk County, Iowa, as:
      Jack E Oxford, 46
      Grace E Oxford, 41
      Eleanor B Oxford, 14
      Jean H Oxford, 8
      Edgar W Trego, 74.
    • Jeanette Helen "Jean" Oxford married Robert D. "Bob" Griffith.
    • In 2005 Jeanette Helen "Jean" Oxford lived at Tarpon Springs, Florida.
    • On 28 Oct 2007 Robert D. "Bob" Griffith, her husband, died at Tarpon Springs, Florida, at age 76.
    • Last Edited: 13 Dec 2017

    Family: Robert D. "Bob" Griffith b. 26 Apr 1931, d. 28 Oct 2007

    John Oxford

    M, #61, b. 2 June 1811, d. 21 December 1883
    • John Oxford was born on 2 Jun 1811 at Miramichi, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, son of Mathew Oxford and Mary Sweezey.
    • Mr. W. Hamilton, Miramichi Historian, writes:
      In 1833, John Oxford killed an Indian named Thomas Swason in a fight. John was apprehended and locked up in jail. Outcome unknown. There was an article in the Gleaner (Chatham newspaper) of December 3, 1833. (Newspapers at the Provincial Archives.)
    • John Oxford witnessed the birth of Mary Ann Miller in 1835 at New Brunswick, Canada.
    • John Oxford married Anna [?] at Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, Maybe. She is said to have been the widow Lewis wiith five children by her 1st husband -- Sophia, Anastasia, Christine, Mary Ann and one boy. There are baptisms for a Sophia and Anastasia by John and "Jesse" Oxford, but they do not appear in later census reports. (estimated date and place from Courtney Papers; but needs documentation) Also, John appears with his mother in the 1851 census. Open issue.
    • His father, Mathew Oxford, died at Miramichi, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • In Apr 1851 John Oxford was enumerated in the 1851 Canadian census in the household of Mary Oxford at Newcastle Parish, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • Anna [?], his wife, died at Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, theoretically, the first wife of John Oxford.
    • On 4 Aug 1857 John Oxford, 46, married Catherine Murphy, 17, daughter of Michael Murphy and Eliza [?], at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • In Apr 1861 John Oxford and Catherine Murphy appeared on the 1861 Canadian census at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
      John Oxford, 49, husband, native, farmer, episcopalian
      Catherine, 24, wife, catholic
      Matthew, 3, son, episcopalian.
    • In 1866 John Oxford was Farmer by trade.
    • In Apr 1871 John Oxford and Catherine Murphy were enumerated in the 1871 Canadian census at North Esk, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
      Oxford, John, 60, b. Scotland (sic), protestant, farmer
      ---, Catherine, 24, b. PEI, Catholic, Irish
      ---, John, 12
      ---, Elizabeth, 10
      ---, Catherine, 7
      ---, Sophia, 5
      ---, Thomas, 3
      ---, Mary, 1.
    • In Apr 1881 John Oxford and Catherine Murphy appeared on the 1881 Canadian census at Northesk, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, as:
      John OXFORD, M, M, 70, Scottish, b. N. B. Occ: Farmer Religion: Presbyterian
      --- Cathrine,F, M, 44, Irish, b. Prince Edward Island, Religion: Roman Catholic
      --- John, M, 23, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
      --- James, M, 21, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian Note: Died and ...
      Elizabeth WHITE F, M, 20, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian Note:Wife of #150 Charles White
      --- Cathrine (Oxford), F, 17, Scottish New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
      --- Sophia, F ,15, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
      --- Thomas, M ,13, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
      --- Maryann, F ,11, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
      --- Allice, F, 9, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
      --- Isabella, F , 7, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
      --- Micheal (White), M , 1, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Religion: Presbyterian
      Charles White, M, 30, Scottish, b. New Brunswick Occ: Labourer
      (LDS index or census erroneously shows Oxford children Catherine, Sophie, Thomas, Mary Ann, Alice and Isabelle as "White.")
    • John Oxford died on 21 Dec 1883 at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, at age 72 years, 6 months and 19 days from Mr. W. Hamilton --
      John Oxford was killed at Jones's Crossing (near the old site at Oxford Brook) on December 21, 1883, when his horse crossed the tracks in front of a train, with him seated in the sled which the horse was pulling. There was an inquest which was reported upon in detail in the Union Advocate of 2 January 1884.
    • He was buried on 24 Dec 1883 at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • On 3 Sep 1884 John Oxford's widow, Catherine Murphy remarried James McKay at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.
    • The unknown compiler of Courtney Papers (Ver. 2) says: "Uncle John OXFORD said that Matthew OXFORD married Elizabeth KNIGHT and that she was born in Scotland, and my mother (Sophia) said that he married Elizabeth SWEEZY (or SWEZEY). Uncle John (John M. Oxford) also said that our grandfather, (John. b. 1817) married Anna Lewis (or Mrs. Mary Lewis) or Mrs. LeMire. I have no doubt misunderstood this data."
    • Last Edited: 21 Dec 2017

    Family 1: Anna [?] b. 1814

    • John Oxford married Anna [?] at Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada, Maybe. She is said to have been the widow Lewis wiith five children by her 1st husband -- Sophia, Anastasia, Christine, Mary Ann and one boy. There are baptisms for a Sophia and Anastasia by John and "Jesse" Oxford, but they do not appear in later census reports. (estimated date and place from Courtney Papers; but needs documentation) Also, John appears with his mother in the 1851 census. Open issue.

    Family 2: Catherine Murphy b. 22 Apr 1840, d. 5 Feb 1911

    • On 4 Aug 1857 John Oxford, 46, married Catherine Murphy, 17, daughter of Michael Murphy and Eliza [?], at Newcastle, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada.