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This is usually only the case for oaks growing in open areas when mature long-lived dome headed trees can become wider than they are high. In comparison, woodland oak is tall and slender. The expected growth rate of the English oak is just over 0.5m per year. Growing to 6m after 10 years and 11m after 20 years. The female flowers are found near the end of each twig and are reddish-brown in colour. The male flowers hang down on bright green catkins.
So the tree at maturity weighs 299,000 pounds. I will pretend that the tree grows at a uniform rate, so that is 2990 pounds per year over its 100-year lifespan. About 60% of a living tree is cellulose, the rest is mostly water; only the cellulose contains carbon. So that is 2990 * 0.6 = 1794 pounds of cellulose per year. From polyglot, Can't see the forest for the carbon absorption rates: