Thomas Jefferson "T. J." Oakley, age 65, passed on August 28, 1914, in Hickman County, Tennessee.
T. J. was born on April 4, 1949, to the late Hardin Perkins Oakley, Sr. and the late Lieucindia H. Smith Oakley. He married Mary Elizabeth Moss Oakley on January 1, 1880. They made their home on Lick Creek Road in Primm Springs. The house that they settled into had previously been used as a meeting place where former Confederate soldiers would report there and pledge allegiance to the United States of America; however, if they did not pledge allegiance then they would be arrested.
Later, they had a new home built about a mile further down the road and on the opposite side. Years later, Frank Oakley lived there until his death as well as his daughter Christine Oakley and her husband. Currently, the home place remains in the Oakley family.
Interment was in the Mayberry Cemetery.
Name: T. J. Oakley
Event: Death
Event Date: 28 Aug 1914
Event Place: Hickman Co., Tennessee
Name: T. J. Oakley
Event: Death
Event Date: 28 Aug 1914
Event Place: Hickman Co., Tennessee
Gender: Male
Marital Status:
Race or Color: White
Age: 65
Birth Date: 04 Apr 1849
Birthplace: Lick Creek
Father: H.P. Oakley
Father's Birthplace: Leakert Creek
Occupation: Farmer
Burial Place: Tennessee
T. J. was born on April 4, 1949, to the late Hardin Perkins Oakley, Sr. and the late Lieucindia H. Smith Oakley. He married Mary Elizabeth Moss Oakley on January 1, 1880. They made their home on Lick Creek Road in Primm Springs. The house that they settled into had previously been used as a meeting place where former Confederate soldiers would report there and pledge allegiance to the United States of America; however, if they did not pledge allegiance then they would be arrested.
Later, they had a new home built about a mile further down the road and on the opposite side. Years later, Frank Oakley lived there until his death as well as his daughter Christine Oakley and her husband. Currently, the home place remains in the Oakley family.
Interment was in the Mayberry Cemetery.
Name: T. J. Oakley
Event: Death
Event Date: 28 Aug 1914
Event Place: Hickman Co., Tennessee
Name: T. J. Oakley
Event: Death
Event Date: 28 Aug 1914
Event Place: Hickman Co., Tennessee
Gender: Male
Marital Status:
Race or Color: White
Age: 65
Birth Date: 04 Apr 1849
Birthplace: Lick Creek
Father: H.P. Oakley
Father's Birthplace: Leakert Creek
Occupation: Farmer
Burial Place: Tennessee
Thomas Jefferson "T. J." Oakley, age 65, passed on August 28, 1914, in Hickman County, Tennessee.
T. J. was born on April 4, 1949, to the late Hardin Perkins Oakley, Sr. and the late Lieucindia H. Smith Oakley. He married Mary Elizabeth Moss Oakley on January 1, 1880. They made their home on Lick Creek Road in Primm Springs. The house that they settled into had previously been used as a meeting place where former Confederate soldiers would report there and pledge allegiance to the United States of America; however, if they did not pledge allegiance then they would be arrested.
Later, they had a new home built about a mile further down the road and on the opposite side. Years later, Frank Oakley lived there until his death as well as his daughter Christine Oakley and her husband. Currently, the home place remains in the Oakley family.
Interment was in the Mayberry Cemetery.
Name: T. J. Oakley
Event: Death
Event Date: 28 Aug 1914
Event Place: Hickman Co., Tennessee
Name: T. J. Oakley
Event: Death
Event Date: 28 Aug 1914
Event Place: Hickman Co., Tennessee
Gender: Male
Marital Status:
Race or Color: White
Age: 65
Birth Date: 04 Apr 1849
Birthplace: Lick Creek
Father: H.P. Oakley
Father's Birthplace: Leakert Creek
Occupation: Farmer
Burial Place: Tennessee
T. J. was born on April 4, 1949, to the late Hardin Perkins Oakley, Sr. and the late Lieucindia H. Smith Oakley. He married Mary Elizabeth Moss Oakley on January 1, 1880. They made their home on Lick Creek Road in Primm Springs. The house that they settled into had previously been used as a meeting place where former Confederate soldiers would report there and pledge allegiance to the United States of America; however, if they did not pledge allegiance then they would be arrested.
Later, they had a new home built about a mile further down the road and on the opposite side. Years later, Frank Oakley lived there until his death as well as his daughter Christine Oakley and her husband. Currently, the home place remains in the Oakley family.
Interment was in the Mayberry Cemetery.
Name: T. J. Oakley
Event: Death
Event Date: 28 Aug 1914
Event Place: Hickman Co., Tennessee
Name: T. J. Oakley
Event: Death
Event Date: 28 Aug 1914
Event Place: Hickman Co., Tennessee
Gender: Male
Marital Status:
Race or Color: White
Age: 65
Birth Date: 04 Apr 1849
Birthplace: Lick Creek
Father: H.P. Oakley
Father's Birthplace: Leakert Creek
Occupation: Farmer
Burial Place: Tennessee
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