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P Samuel Oiler (ID=828)
Born: 1781 - Pennsylvania
Place of Death: Gallia Co., OH
Married: December 24, 1811
Married2: October 13, 1832
Remarks: Son of Jacob Oiler. Moved to Gallia County Ohio in 1811 from Virginia. 1820 Gallia OH Census shows him with 2 boys under 10, 2 girls under 10, and a wife between 16 and 26.

Married (1) Polly Caldwell December 24, 1811 in Rockbridge County Virginia; married (2) Elizabeth Cavenes Bass October 13, 1832 in Gallia
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Spouse(1):
Polly Caldwell (ID=937)

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Elizabeth Cavenes Bass (ID=829)
Born: 1799 - North Carolina
Place of Death: Unknown in Ohio
Married2: October 13, 1832
Remarks: In the 1840 census a Nancy Bass was living next door to Samuel and Elizabeth. This may be a sister to Elizabeth Bass.

Children:	Born	Died
Frederick Franklin Oiler	Aug 10 1836 - Morgan Twp Gallia County Ohio	Aug 24 1916
George Oiler	-

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1781
* June 11, 1781 - Congress appoints a Peace Commission comprised of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Jay and Henry Laurens. The commission supplements John Adams as the sole negotiator with the British. July 20, 1781 - Slaves in Williamsburg, Virginia, rebel and burn several buildings. September 28, 1781 - Gen. Washington, with a combined Allied army of 17,000 men, begins the siege of Yorktown. French cannons bombard Gen. Cornwallis and his 9000 men day and night while the Allied lines slowly advance and encircle them. British supplies run dangerously low.