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Home Place Sampson County, North Carolina |
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The white frame house in the above slide show is the oldest known structure still standing on the lands settled by John, James, Joseph, and Jethro Oates around 1750. The original six room two-story structure was built by John Oates (son of Jethro and Artesha Oates) between 1800 and 1820. About 1860, the house was moved to its present location by David Cogdell Oates following a fire. In the early 1900s, the upper story was removed and the house was enlarged to eight rooms by John Martin Oates and Jethro David Oates. The house is now owned by Hugh F. Oates, son of John M. Oates.
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Ancestor Occupants |
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John Oates |
1775-1826 1802-1875 1858-1887 1887-1968 |
Our Oates Family Lineage in
America
Guest Register
Oates
Family Tree created by Johnny E. Oates of Bryan, Texas,
descendant of James Oates
Oates
Family Tree by Bill
Oates of Canton, Michigan, gggg grandson of Jethro & Artesha Oates
Wyatt
/ Oates
Family Tree; Descendants of Sir Henry Wyatt, Earl of Norfolk - b.1460 AD
| Ancestor | Children | Residence | Points of Interest |
| James Oates
1660-1703 m. Elizabeth Eivens |
Joseph Oates 1697- 1747 | Perquimans Co., NC | Oates family is first recorded in Warwick County, Virginia in 1652. Marriage of James Oates to Elizabeth Eivens was performed by Governor Thomas Harve in 1694. |
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Joseph Oates
1697- 1747 m. Elizabeth Wyatt |
John Oates
1720-17xx James Oates 1724-1766 Joseph Oates c.1726-xxxx Jethro Oates 1728-1780 |
Perquimans Co., NC
and Duplin Co., NC (formerly Dobbs Co.) |
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John Oates
1720- m. Elizabeth Blount |
No records of the descendants of John are known. | John Oates married Elizabeth Blount in 1742 in Tyrell County. | |
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James Oates 1724-1766 m. Sarah ________ (d1766) |
John
Oates (1753- ) Susanna Oates (1756- ) James Oates (1757-1815) Samuel Oates (1760-1802) Richard Wyatt Oates (1762-1851) Steven Oates (1764-1817) |
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| Joseph Oates c.1726- | |||
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Jethro Oates 1728-1780 m. Artesha ________ 1736-1807 |
Jesse
Oates 1756-1831 Jethro E. Oates 1758-1823 Lydia Oates 1760- Amy Oates 1761-1824 Elizabeth Oates 1763- Michael Oates 1765-1829 Susannah Oates 1770- John Oates 1775-1826 |
Duplin Co., NC (formerly Dobbs Co.) | Jethro
received
600 acre land grant from King George II.
This tract of
land was only part of the lands owned by Jethro Oates. |
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is the line of Oates' that stayed on the original Oates lands in Sampson
County, North Carolina For information on Oates descendants that moved from Sampson Co., N.C., click on "Oates Pioneers" in the left frame |
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| John Oates
1775-1826 m. Susannah Cogdell |
daughter,
died early David Cogdell Oates 1802-1875 James Blackmon Oates 1803-1887 Anna Maria Oates 1806-1875 Lewis Cogdell Oates 1809-1876 Jethro Oates 1811-1841 Susannah Oates 1814-1828 Elizabeth Ann Oates 1817-1902 |
Sampson Co. Home Place |
John later purchased the land that
became the location of the Oates
Home Place |
| David Cogdell Oates
1802-1875 m. Malinda Pennington (1836-1919) |
Susan
A. Oates Perrett 1857-1887 David Jethro Oates 1855-1914 Jethro William Oates 1858-1887 |
Sampson Co. Home Place |
Buried in Oates Family Cemetery (Sampson Co. North Carolina). The Oates Family Bible was his. Gave the land that Piney Grove High School was built on. |
| Jethro William Oates
1858-1887 m. Mary Venetia (Mittie) Martin (1861-1941) |
Edwin Oates
(1884-1945) Jethro David Oates 1885-1957 Lillie Oates (1886-1965) John Martin Oates(1887-1968) |
Sampson Co. Home Place |
Buried in Oates Family Cemetery. The "Oates Plantation Bell" is believed to have originated with Mittie and Jethro W. Oates, after the Civil War. |
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Edwin Oates
(1884-1945) Jethro David Oates 1885-1957 Lillie Oates (1886-1965) John Martin Oates(1887-1968) |
See the E-mail Family Tree for the decendants of Jethro William Oates | Sampson Co. | Lillie married Dewey H. McCullen and later moved to Faison in Duplin County. Edwin, Jethro, and John M. stayed on the land. Edwin and Jethro are buried in the Oates Family Cemetery. |
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LaRoyce Oates Sam Oates Tom Hopkins |
widow
of Don Oates, son of Jethro David Oates son of Edwin Oates son of Kathleen Oates Hopkins and grandson of Edwin Oates |
Sampson Co. | Lives in the "Jethro David Oates house". |
| Sammy
Oates Dennis Oates Martin Oates Steve Oates |
son
of Sam Oates son of Sam Oates son of Joe Oates son of Joe Oates |
Sampson Co. | |
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