Ballydonaghy Townland, Parish of Camlin
- 1776:
- William Oakman
- Walter Oakman
- 1826:
- William Oakman (jnr)
- Johh Oakman
- John Oakman
- Catherine Oakman
- Walter & William Oakman
- Griffith's Valuation (1847-1864):
- William Oakman (jnr)
- John Oakman
- Benjamin Oakman
County Antrim, particularly near Glenavy Village, was home to a number of Oakman families in the 1700s and 1800s.
Hearth Money Rolls of 1669 show the Widow Oakman living in Ballymoneymore Townland - her home containing one hearth and therefore liable to pay a tax.
Details of other Oakmans living in nearby townlands is provided below:
Bordered by the Glenavy River along it's northern boundary, and encompassing Oakman's Hill to the south, Ballyminymore is just over 372 acres in size.
To the west of Glenavy Village at the end of the Pigeontown Road was a property known as Pigeontown, close to Pigeon Hill.