John Oldham 
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| Name | John Oldham |
| Full name | John Paul William Oldhalm |
| Sex |  Male
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| Born | June 4, 1865,  Washington
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| Deceased | March 11, 1941,  Hurbanova
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| Home | Hurbanova
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| Functions | Governor of Oceana |
| Languages | English, Oceana |
| Religious stance |
Protestant |
John Oldham (Washington, 1865 - Hurbanova, 1941) was the fourth governor of Oceana from 1911 to 1913. He was the first and only governor of American origin.
Realizations[]
He abolished Dutch as an official state language of Oceana.
See also[]
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| Governor of Oceana (1911 - 1913) | |
| Goyne/Governors: | Kaunas Berghe-Hrád ← John Oldham → Emanuel Hlársvencic |
| Ebgoyne/Deputies*: | John Oldham ← Mitch Ský-Lenter → Ermania Kovalic |
 See also: List of Governors of Oceana, List of Mayors of Hurbanova, State Elections in Oceana.
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