Azubah Doane

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Research of Floyd Oakes on Rootsweb:
This Doane line goes back to Deacon John Doane who appears at Pli(y)moth, Colony in 1629.
Subj: Re: Azubah Doane Oakes Page
Date: Thursday, March 16, 2000 3:35:23 AM
From: tyton@pshift.com
To: FMOAKES@aol.com
Greetings from the Tyton House Bookshop
Azubah does not appear in my records, and I think she is relatively
ingognito! I have a Page genealogy "Pages & Pages" published by Chris H.
Bailey of Bristol, CT in 1991. He lists Amos Page Jr. b. 12 Nov 1752
Haverhill MA m1. Azubah ? who d. Cambridge, Franklin, VT 4 May 1809. She and Amos had children: William b.ca.1772 who m1. Martha Marcy & 2. Lydia Henrietta Danforth; Aaron Doane b. 5 Nov 1774 who married Junia Billings;
Richard b. ca. 1779 who married Hannah Straw; and Parker (probably) b. ca.
1785 who m. Polly Sheldon.
He indicates that Azubah was born between 1750 and 1760.
of Hardwick, MA records the births of children of David and Lydia Doane:
Bethiah, d. June 28, 1754
David, s. Aug. 19, 1752
Mole (sic), d. June 2, 1759
Nathan, s. Aug. 15, 1756

The book The DOANE FAMILY 1902 lists the above children plus John b. about 1760 and Levi.
It states, "No complete list of his children has been found."
If Azubah is the daughter of David and Lydia, she must have preceded David in order to have been old enough to be David Oaks' wife and mother of John Oakes.
Note that David Oaks sister, Susanna(h)'s birth is recorded in the History of Hardwick, MA.

Lamoille Co.
1999 Queries
"June Smith" BoJu2325@ix.netcom.com Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1999 05:49:17 -0700 OAKES David OAKES, b ca 1746 Petersham, d 1776, m Azubah DOANE, dau of David DOANE and Lydia BROWN. They went to Bennington, VT ca 1767. Family history has it that David died when his son John was 5 yrs old. John is found in the household of Amos PAGE 1790 at Cambridge, VT. Azubah m 2nd Amos PAGE. Amos PAGE shows with 5 other males in the 1790 census in Cambridge Gore. Azubah Doane PAGE, wife of Amos, d 5-4-1809 Cambridge, VT.

Azubah married Amos Page, son of Amos Page and Abiah Flanders. (Amos Page was born on 12 Nov 1752 in Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts and died after 1840 in Cambridge, Lamoille County, Vermont.)