Lois never married.
After the death of her parents, Lois managed the Oakley family land in Fayette,Fulton and Campbell counties for thirty-five years. Her father William managed the land after the death of his father James Madison Oakley.
In addition to the land management,Lois was a school teacher. She spent much of her career teaching 5th graders in the Fulton county area. She was a teacher for forty years.
Lois had eight nieces and eight nephews who were very special to her. She apparently was a very dear Aunt.
Lois was one of the family historians. She would often make notes of family activities while on vacation with family members.
Photo credit - The Thompson family.
Lois never married.
After the death of her parents, Lois managed the Oakley family land in Fayette,Fulton and Campbell counties for thirty-five years. Her father William managed the land after the death of his father James Madison Oakley.
In addition to the land management,Lois was a school teacher. She spent much of her career teaching 5th graders in the Fulton county area. She was a teacher for forty years.
Lois had eight nieces and eight nephews who were very special to her. She apparently was a very dear Aunt.
Lois was one of the family historians. She would often make notes of family activities while on vacation with family members.
Photo credit - The Thompson family.
Family Members
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Bertha Mae "Mamie" Oakley Glass
1892–1993
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Willie Eugenia Oakley Stewart
1894–1978
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Andrew Jefferson Oakley
1899–1975
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Eunice Jewell Oakley Cochran
1901–1982
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Dewitt James Abner Oakley
1904–1997
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Infant Son Oakley
1906–1906
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George Troy Oakley
1908–1987
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Herman Ray Oakley
1910–1991
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Ralph Merrill Oakley
1913–1915
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Ruby Elizabeth Oakley Thompson
1916–2011
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