Ora Alta Lake1
M, #63739, b. 17 March 1867
| Father | William Harrison H. Lake b. 23 Mar 1840 |
| Mother | Almira Cordelia Slipper |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Ora Alta Lake was born on 17 March 1867.1 |
| He was the son of William Harrison H. Lake and Almira Cordelia Slipper. | |
| Marriage* | Ora Alta Lake married Belle Shattuck on 16 June 1889.1 |
Children of Ora Alta Lake and Belle Shattuck |
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Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Pearl Lake1
F, #63941, b. 25 September 1878
| Father | William Henry Lake b. 22 Dec 1838 |
| Mother | Frances Elizabeth Ashcraft b. 26 Aug 1848 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Pearl Lake was born on 25 September 1878.1 |
| She was the daughter of William Henry Lake and Frances Elizabeth Ashcraft. | |
| Marriage* | Pearl Lake married Edward Earl McStay on 9 April 1903.1 |
Child of Pearl Lake and Edward Earl McStay |
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Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Richard Lake1
M, #63248, b. 1873
| Father | Charles M. Lake b. 1836 |
| Mother | Sarah Jane Underwood b. 1835 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Richard Lake was born in 1873.1 |
| He was the son of Charles M. Lake and Sarah Jane Underwood. |
Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Richmond Lake1
M, #63197, b. 4 March 1816, d. 28 October 1896
| Father | Joseph Lake b. 25 Jan 1795, d. 14 May 1861 |
| Mother | Sallie Norton b. a 1794, d. 1840 |
| Last Edited | 24 Nov 2010 |
| Note* | Richmond Lake, son of Joseph Lake and Sallie Norton, was born 4 Mar 1816in German Township, Chenango Co., New York, and die 28 October 1896 in Penn Township, Cass Co., Michigan, married Hannah Brakeman Crandall,daughter of Tanner Crandall and Hannah Brakeman, 02 Jun 1839 in Chenango Co.., New York who was born 21 Mar 1818 in Chenango Co., New York, U.S.A.and died 19 Feb 1886 in Penn Township, Cass Co., Michigan, U.S.A. Notes for RICHMOND LAKE: Left Chenango Co., NY in 1844 with his wife and sons William H and James M.., ages 4 and 2. They settled in Cass Co., MI. At the end of the 6th year he, his wife and their 5 children went back to NY and home of Hannah's's father. They stayed one year and came back to Cass Co. They bought l80 acres in La Grange Twp. then 98 acres in Penn Twp. At this point Hannah's father Tanner Crandall came to live in MI. ================================ From The History of Cass County by Glover, JAMES MADISON LAKE LAKE,CRANDALL,SPRAGUE,SIGERFOOS,SLIPPER,FERREL,TRIPP J. M. Lake, living on section 7, Penn township, where he owns and controls ninety-seven acres of good land, his home being known as ' Stone Abutment Farm,' was born in Chenango county, New York, March 23rd, 1842.His father, Richard Lake, was a native of the Empire state, as was the paternal grandfather of our subject, Joseph Lake, who, however, spent his last years in Michigan. He lived for some time in Cass County, where his death occurred in Niles, this state. It was in the year 1844 that Richard(Richmond) Lake took up his abode in Cass County, locating on Section 18, Penn Township. As this fact indicates, he was a farmer by occupation, his life being given to that pursuit, wherein he provided a comfortable living for his family. He married Miss Hannah Crandall, a daughter of Tanner Crandall, who was born in New York. In the family of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lake were seven children, three sons and four daughters, namely: Harrison H; James M;Charles N; Mary, wife of Byron Sprague; Sarah J., wife of Clayton H.Sigerfoos; Rosetta, wife of B. Frank Slipper; and Emma, wife of Henry Ferrel. The father died in the eighty-second year of his age, while the mother lived to be about sixty years. J. M. Lake was but two years old when brought by his parents to Michigan and upon the home farm in Penn Township he was reared. At the usual age he entered the public schools and when not busy with his textbooks his time was given to farm labor. After leaving school permanently he gave undivided attention to farm work on the old homestead up to the time of his marriage, which occurred in 1873, the lady of his choice being Miss Anna Tripp, a daughter of Chester Tripp. She was born in Barry County,Michigan, and died in 1892, leaving a little daughter, who died in 1894.Mr. Lake has a farm of ninety-seven acres, which he has improved with modern equipments and which he now rents. It is largely devoted to the production of fruit and he has five hundred trees of peaches and apples upon the place. His trees produce quite abundantly almost every season and the fruit shipped from his place yields a good financial income. Mr.Lake has been a resident of Cass County for sixty-four years, with the exception of one year, which he spent in Pennsylvania, and is therefore well informed concerning the history of the county and the progress it has made from pioneer conditions to its present advanced state of cultivation and improvement. He has been a life-long Democrat,interested in the growth and success of his party, and has served as school director. He formerly belonged to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. More About RICHMOND LAKE: Burial: October 1896, Penn Twp., Cass Co., MI The account below is from the book 'History Of The Crandall And Lake.'written by Crayton H. Sigerfoos about 1914. A copy is in the possession of Donald R. Coy, E-mail: don3127wa@@juno.com Richmond Lake, the eldest child of Joseph and Sallie Lake, married Hannah B.. Crandall in 1839, and after five years of hard work in Chenango County in 1839, New York, got the western fever. His wife's father, Tanner Crandall, tried all his powers of persuasion to get him to give up the idea of leaving his home and people to live in a distant land and among strangers, where he pictured all kinds of hardships, and talked about how he would, in all likelihood, never see his Hannah again, for he was much attached to her, and being quite old no doubt it would be a great sacrifice to him. But Richmond was of a more optimistic turn, and met his father-in-law with arguments of a more encouraging spirit, and finally promised the old gentleman if he would give his consent he would keep him informed of their welfare, and also that hr would bring his beloved daughter back to him in six years, a promise which he faithfully kept. In the year 1844, he, in company with his wife and two sons, William H.H. and James M., aged four and two years, started for the far west, and that fall they landed at Geneva, on the banks of Diamond Lake, Cass County, Michigan, and stopped with the family of William Allen and stayed with them until they could find a place to move into. They finally moved into a log cabin on the Duncan McIntosh farm. At that time there were the McIntoshs', the Moons, Jone's, and Alexander scattered over Young's Prairie. Mr. Lake, being of a very industrious nature and always lively and full of pleasantry, soon worked himself into the good graces of these first settlers of the land. Always not only ready and willing but anxious to work at any thing to make an honest living and always to do an honest day;s work, he soon established an enviable reputation for honesty and integrity and he was, therefore,always in demand for all kinds of work. At one time, when helping harvest wheat for a Mr. Alexander, it was his work to rake and bind after a cradle, as was the custom in those days,and he was working along trying to get every straw in his own swath and always on the lookout for here and there a few straws that the other workers would leave. Finally his employer saw what he was doing and gently admonished him not to be so particular with his work and instead he should leave an occasional handful and when the harvest was over he should rake a field and have all he got from raking, and he declared he had more wheat that fall, just from the rakings, than he ever knew any of his people to have at any one harvest in the east. At first, when he began sending letters back home, instead of writing himself, having never had but three weeks in a school room, he employed Asa Kingsbury to write for him. Of course, he sent back very glowing accounts of the new country to his folks in the east, but there being such a difference in the two localities, Mr. Crandall was very skeptical. Knowing Richmond as he did, or thought he did, he did not know how to take to the stories sent to him. Finally, he wrote him to write his own letters and he would believe what seemed to them almost incredible stories. At the expiration of the sixth year, he loaded his family, which now was made up of the wife and five children, and started back to the fatherland. At the end of the journey, when they halted in front of the Crandall home, the father, who was reading in his Bible, that being a daily custom of his, came rushing out with his Bible under his arm and his glasses astride his nose, overjoyed at the unexpected arrival, and exclaimed, 'What shall we Do! What shall we Do!' They made the trip with horses and wagon, stayed a year and came back to Cass County the same way. Soon after coming back, he bought eighty acres in LaGrange, Cass County, where he lived until he bought ninety-eight acres in Penn township, Cass County and moved onto that, later buying an adjoining forty acres. It was while living on the LaGrange township eighty that his wife's father came to Cass County to live. Richmond had been writing about the wonderful crops raised by himself and neighbors until, finally, the old gentleman decided to make this his future home. When Mr. Lake Learned to a certainty that he was coming, he wrote him that he had corn growing that had two ears to the stalk and he could hang his hat on the lowest ear. Well, he came, and after dinner the old gentleman slipped out of the house unobserved, as he supposed, and went direct to the cornfield. The corn was in the shock, but they had left, here and there, an unusually tall stalk. Walking up to the first stalk, he squared himself right up to it, and looking up at the ears, he began to shake his head. He was avery tall man, but the corn was eighteen feet tall and the first ear was ten feet from the ground and the top one, eleven feet. All this time he was being watched by the family. The old gentleman owned that he was beat. He said that it was hard to believe much that they had told him,but when they told about the big corn, that capped the climax. We think it would be proper, before going farther, to describe the average house of that time. Usually, it was built of logs, one above the other, and the cracks fitted with strips, called chinking; these, inturn, being plastered up with a kind of mortar made of clay and water.The chimney was built at one end, from the ground up, with an opening on the inside forming a fireplace, and was nearly always built of sticks and clay. On the inside of the fireplace was fastened a wooden or sometimes iron bar, horizontally, called a crane. On this crane were iron hooks on which to hang kettles for cooking. The window was a square hole cut in one end, through the logs, and a sheet of greased paper to to let in the light. The door was made of hewn boards and hung on wooden hinges with a wooden latch and a wooden catch on the inside. The door knob consisted of a leather string fastened to the latch, and stuck through a hole a few inches above the latch, so when anyone on the outside wanted in, they would pull the string and the latch would be lifted out of the catch,opening the door. Here is where the saying 'Our latch string is alwaysout' originated. The floor was hewed boards, called puncheon, and the roof consisted of shakes or shingles split out of short logs. The Furniture was usually about as follows: Three beds across on end of the room, which were made by nailing a strip, the width of the bed, from each corner out into the room, then setting two posts, dividing the space into three equal parts,and nailing strips or poles from side walls to post and between posts,making three bedsteads across the room. The rest of the furniture would compare favorably with this, but would vary according to the needs and ingenuity of the family. Such was one of the first houses occupied by Richmond Lake, as described by Mrs. Isabell Osborn, wife of the late Jordon P. Osborn, and daughter of Eber Root, as she found it while teaching the Geneva school, and she made the statement that she never slept more comfortably than she did on one of Mrs. Lake's feather beds and on the pole bedstead. And Mr. Lake often remarked that the happiest days of his life were spent right there. At one time, when he was clearing some land, he made a wager with Silas Young, who was working with him, that he could chop a cord of stove wood an hour for six consecutive hours. He chose a large maple tree, cut it down and squared the but of it the day before, and had everything in readiness. He made arrangements with his good wife for her to hang a cloth on the line at the end of each hour, so he could tell just how hard to work, as the boys would keep it corded up as cut. At the end of the six hours he had chopped just seven cords of wood.2 |
| Birth* | Richmond Lake was born on 4 March 1816 in German Township, Chenango County, New York, U.S.A. .1 |
| He was the son of Joseph Lake and Sallie Norton. | |
| Marriage* | Richmond Lake married Hannah Brakeman Crandall, daughter of Tanner Crandall and Susan Hall, on 2 June 1839, in Chenango County, Michigan, U.S.A..1 |
| Death* | Richmond Lake died on 28 October 1896, at age 80, in Penn Township, Cass County, Michigan, U.S.A..3 |
| Burial* | He was buried in Young's Prarie Cemetery, Penn Township, Cass County, Michigan, U.S.A..1 |
Children of Richmond Lake and Hannah Brakeman Crandall |
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Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
- [S2544] Don Coy, Family Tree Maker file, Seattle, Washington.
- [S1287] John C. Hatt, A Genealogical Study of The Estey Family of New Brunswick, Canada (: self published, compiled 1992). Hereinafter cited as A Genealogical Study of The Estey Family of New Brunswick.
Richmond Lake1
M, #63758, b. 24 September 1793
| Father | Godfrey Lake b. 13 Sep 1769 |
| Mother | Hannah Hart b. 24 Jun 1774 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Note* | Richmond Lake, son of Godfrey Lake and Hannah Hart, was born 24 Sep 1793. Notes for Richmond Lake: He may have died intestate in 1813 and was probably a veteran of the Warof 1812. (per Mark Ammans) Letters of Administration were issued to Godfrey Lake of German, ChenangoCo., NY. Was Godfrey his father? He was said to be a Soldier in theArmy of the US and would only have been age 20. |
| Birth* | Richmond Lake was born on 24 September 1793.1 |
| He was the son of Godfrey Lake and Hannah Hart. |
Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Rosa Belle Lake1
F, #63737, b. 18 January 1863
| Father | William Harrison H. Lake b. 23 Mar 1840 |
| Mother | Almira Cordelia Slipper |
| Last Edited | 11 May 2011 |
| Birth* | Rosa Belle Lake was born on 18 January 1863.1 |
| She was the daughter of William Harrison H. Lake and Almira Cordelia Slipper. | |
| Marriage* | Rosa Belle Lake married Charles Wright. |
Children of Rosa Belle Lake and Charles Wright |
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Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Rosetta Lake1
F, #63246, b. 1863
| Father | Charles M. Lake b. 1836 |
| Mother | Sarah Jane Underwood b. 1835 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Rosetta Lake was born in 1863.1 |
| She was the daughter of Charles M. Lake and Sarah Jane Underwood. |
Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Sallie M. Lake1
F, #63269, b. 5 October 1822
| Father | Joseph Lake b. 25 Jan 1795, d. 14 May 1861 |
| Mother | Sallie Norton b. a 1794, d. 1840 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Note* | Sallie Lake, daughter of Joseph Lake and Sallie Norton, was born 05 Oct1822, married Sammuel D. Hulbert 1844 in Michigan, U.S.A. Notes for SALLIE LAKE: Children and Grandchildren of Sallie and Samuel listed on PG 25 of thebooklet. |
| Birth* | Sallie M. Lake was born on 5 October 1822.1 |
| She was the daughter of Joseph Lake and Sallie Norton. | |
| Marriage* | Sallie M. Lake married Samuel D. Hulbert on 12 February 1844, in Michigan, U.S.A..1 |
Children of Sallie M. Lake and Samuel D. Hulbert |
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Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Sarah Lake1
F, #79605
| Last Edited | 12 Dec 2002 |
Child of Sarah Lake and William H. Spear |
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Citations
- [S1775] Grace Raymond, The Family of Henry Maham of Blenheim Hill, Schoharie County, New York (n.p.: Mayham Family Reunion Committee, 1950), 35. Hereinafter cited as The Family of Henry Maham of Blenheim Hill.
Sarah Jane Lake1
F, #63720, b. 11 December 1847, d. 21 January 1948
| Father | Richmond Lake b. 4 Mar 1816, d. 28 Oct 1896 |
| Mother | Hannah Brakeman Crandall b. 21 Mar 1818, d. 19 Feb 1886 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Sarah Jane Lake was born on 11 December 1847 in Penn Township, Cass County, Michigan, U.S.A..1 |
| She was the daughter of Richmond Lake and Hannah Brakeman Crandall. | |
| Marriage* | Sarah Jane Lake married Crayton Hail Sigerfoos, son of Abraham R. Sigerfoos and Cynthia Osborn, on 24 December 1871, in Penn Township, Cass County, Michigan, U.S.A..1 |
| Death* | Sarah Jane Lake died on 21 January 1948, at age 100, in Calvin Township, Cass County, Michigan, U.S.A..1 |
Children of Sarah Jane Lake and Crayton Hail Sigerfoos |
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Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Sidney A. Lake1
M, #63756
| Father | Godfrey Lake b. 25 Jan 1795, d. 5 Nov 1872 |
| Mother | Maria Angle b. 1808 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Sidney A. Lake was the son of Godfrey Lake and Maria Angle. |
Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Susan Emma Lake1
F, #63722, b. 23 April 1860
| Father | Richmond Lake b. 4 Mar 1816, d. 28 Oct 1896 |
| Mother | Hannah Brakeman Crandall b. 21 Mar 1818, d. 19 Feb 1886 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Susan Emma Lake was born on 23 April 1860.1 |
| She was the daughter of Richmond Lake and Hannah Brakeman Crandall. | |
| Marriage* | Susan Emma Lake married Henry W. Ferrell on 6 November 1881.1 |
Children of Susan Emma Lake and Henry W. Ferrell |
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Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Sylvia Lake1
F, #63607, b. 30 June 1869
| Father | Joseph Lake b. 25 Feb 1834, d. bt 1910 - 1911 |
| Mother | Nancy Jane Lough |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Sylvia Lake was born on 30 June 1869.1 |
| She was the daughter of Joseph Lake and Nancy Jane Lough. | |
| Marriage* | Sylvia Lake married George Franklin Salee, son of Dennis Salee and Jane Lake, on 29 September 1893. |
Family: Sylvia Lake and George Franklin Salee |
Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Thomas Lake1
M, #89398, b. circa 1841
| Charts | Descendants of John Cory & Agnis Wauker |
| Last Edited | 28 Mar 2003 |
| Birth* | Thomas Lake was born circa 1841 in Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island.1 |
| Marriage* | He married Susan Manchester, daughter of Oliver Manchester and Lydia Cook, on 17 February 1864.1 |
Family: Thomas Lake and Susan Manchester |
Citations
- [S2043] Cory Family Society. This site contains genealogies of several early Corey/Cory families., online http://www.coryfamsoc.com. Hereinafter cited as Cory Family Society.
Vidus E. Lake
M, #16217, b. 18 May 1897, d. April 1969
| Last Edited | 16 Apr 2001 |
| Birth* | Vidus E. Lake was born on 18 May 1897 in Alberta, Canada. |
| Marriage* | He married Jean A. Beals, daughter of Colin Bannerman Beals and Margaret Letitia VanBuskirk, in 1929, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. |
| Death* | Vidus E. Lake died in April 1969, at age 71. |
Family: Vidus E. Lake and Jean A. Beals |
Virla Louise Lake1
F, #63882, b. 22 May 1912
| Father | Leon Dean Lake b. 13 Apr 1890 |
| Mother | Ora Belle Morgan |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Virla Louise Lake was born on 22 May 1912.1 |
| She was the daughter of Leon Dean Lake and Ora Belle Morgan. |
Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
William Lake1
M, #63609
| Father | Joseph Lake b. 25 Feb 1834, d. bt 1910 - 1911 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| William Lake was the son of Joseph Lake. |
Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
William Lake1
M, #89397, b. circa 1835
| Charts | Descendants of John Cory & Agnis Wauker |
| Last Edited | 28 Mar 2003 |
| Birth* | William Lake was born circa 1835.1 |
| Marriage* | He married Susan Manchester, daughter of Oliver Manchester and Lydia Cook, on 22 January 1854.1 |
Family: William Lake and Susan Manchester |
Citations
- [S2043] Cory Family Society. This site contains genealogies of several early Corey/Cory families., online http://www.coryfamsoc.com. Hereinafter cited as Cory Family Society.
William Harrison H. Lake1
M, #63450, b. 23 March 1840
| Father | Richmond Lake b. 4 Mar 1816, d. 28 Oct 1896 |
| Mother | Hannah Brakeman Crandall b. 21 Mar 1818, d. 19 Feb 1886 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | William Harrison H. Lake was born on 23 March 1840 in Chenango County, New York, U.S.A..1 |
| He was the son of Richmond Lake and Hannah Brakeman Crandall. | |
| Marriage* | William Harrison H. Lake married Almira Cordelia Slipper on 25 March 1861.1 |
Children of William Harrison H. Lake and Almira Cordelia Slipper |
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Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
William Henry Lake1
M, #63276, b. 22 December 1838
| Father | Joseph Lake b. 25 Jan 1795, d. 14 May 1861 |
| Mother | Sallie Norton b. a 1794, d. 1840 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Note* | William Henry Lake, son of Joseph Lake and Sallie Norton, was born 22 Dec1838 in Chenango Co., New York, U.S.A., married Frances E. Ashcroft whowas born 1848 in Michigan, U.S.A. Notes for WILLIAM HENRY LAKE: Listed in 1870 Census: Volinia Twp., Cass Co., MI - Aug. 2, 1870. William Lake age 32 Born NY Farmer Frances age 22 born MI Nettie age 4 born MI George age 1 born MI 1880 Census: Volina Twp., Cass Co., MI William 41 NY Father VT Mother NY Farmer E. Frances 31 MI ' NY ' NY Nettie 14 MI ' NY ' MI Pearlie 1 MI ' NY ' MI They were Twins: Michigan Death Index: Dolphe Lake died Mar 7 1876. Volina Twp., CassCo., MI. Single, White, M. Age 21 yrs, 5 mo., 19 days. Inflammation of Lungs.Birthplace MI. Parents, William Lake and Frances Lake, Volinia, MI. Date of record May30, 1877. Blanche Lake: died Feb 26, 1876. White, Female, Single, Volina Twp.,Cass Co. Age 21 years, 5 months, 11 days, Inflammation of Lungs. Parents Wm. &Frances. Census: Dowagiac Twp., Cass Co., MI: William H. Lake Age 71, b. NY;Francis E. age 62; Pearle McStay daughter, 32; William H. Lake Jr. Son 25; Ford Lake,Son 22; McStay, Wyllis E. (Pearle's son by second marriage.) age 5, born Iowa. Children and Grandchildren of William and Frances listed on Pg. 19 of thebooklet. Berrien Co., MI: Anna Lake d. 6/15/1871, parents George W. & Jane Lakethey were probably b. 1850. |
| Birth* | William Henry Lake was born on 22 December 1838 in Chenango County, Michigan, U.S.A..1 |
| He was the son of Joseph Lake and Sallie Norton. | |
| Marriage* | William Henry Lake married Frances Elizabeth Ashcraft, daughter of Samuel Ashcraft and Betsey Crandall, in 1865.2 |
Children of William Henry Lake and Frances Elizabeth Ashcraft |
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William Henry Lake1
M, #63943, b. 15 April 1886
| Father | William Henry Lake b. 22 Dec 1838 |
| Mother | Frances Elizabeth Ashcraft b. 26 Aug 1848 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | William Henry Lake was born on 15 April 1886.1 |
| He was the son of William Henry Lake and Frances Elizabeth Ashcraft. | |
| Marriage* | William Henry Lake married Winifred Crafts in May 1912.1 |
Family: William Henry Lake and Winifred Crafts |
Citations
- [S1067] Allan Lee Tieman, "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records" (Blue Island, Illinois). . Hereinafter cited as "Allan Lee Tieman, compiled records."
Calvin LaKing1
M, #104899
| Last Edited | 14 Apr 2021 |
| Marriage* | Calvin LaKing married Frances.1 |
Family: Calvin LaKing and Frances |
Citations
- [S9515] Death - Clinton MacAusland, Journal Pioneer, Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Hereinafter cited as Journal Pioneer.
Helen Penelope Lalanne1
F, #77234, b. 10 May 1813, d. 18 December 1867
| Last Edited | 12 Dec 2002 |
| Birth* | Helen Penelope Lalanne was born on 10 May 1813 in Frelighsburg, Québec, Canada. |
| Marriage* | She married George Washington Jackson , Dr. on 9 September 1830, in Frelighsburg, Québec, Canada. |
| Marriage* | Helen Penelope Lalanne married Solomon Squire , Capt. circa 1850. |
| Death* | Helen Penelope Lalanne died on 18 December 1867, at age 54. |
Child of Helen Penelope Lalanne and George Washington Jackson , Dr. |
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Family: Helen Penelope Lalanne and Solomon Squire , Capt. |
Citations
- [S1742] Mrs. Ola (Dyer) Carr, Sutton , Quebec, Canada Line of Dyers (Knowlton, Québec: Article in Brome Missisquoi Museum in Knowlton, Québec, Canada, unknown publish date). Hereinafter cited as Sutton , Quebec, Canada Line of Dyers.
Annie Lamansky
F, #40249, b. 1 September 1886, d. before 1968
| Father | John Lamansky b. 2 Oct 1853, d. 4 Dec 1925 |
| Mother | Mary Buck b. 10 Dec 1858, d. 18 Aug 1928 |
| Last Edited | 11 May 2011 |
| Birth* | Annie Lamansky was born on 1 September 1886 in Jefferson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| She was the daughter of John Lamansky and Mary Buck. | |
| Marriage* | Annie Lamansky married Mr. Koster. |
| Death* | Annie Lamansky died before 1968. |
Family: Annie Lamansky and Mr. Koster |
Clifford Eugene Lamansky
M, #40264, b. 21 July 1927, d. 22 December 1949
| Father | Frank Lamansky b. 8 Aug 1879, d. 3 Apr 1947 |
| Mother | Hazel Vivian Olin b. 15 Sep 1890, d. 15 Nov 1953 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Clifford Eugene Lamansky was born on 21 July 1927 in Camden Point, Missouri, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of Frank Lamansky and Hazel Vivian Olin. | |
| Death* | Clifford Eugene Lamansky died on 22 December 1949, at age 22. |
Dean Olin Lamansky
M, #40263, b. 31 October 1923, d. June 1980
| Father | Frank Lamansky b. 8 Aug 1879, d. 3 Apr 1947 |
| Mother | Hazel Vivian Olin b. 15 Sep 1890, d. 15 Nov 1953 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Dean Olin Lamansky was born on 31 October 1923 in Grandview, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of Frank Lamansky and Hazel Vivian Olin. | |
| Death* | Dean Olin Lamansky died in June 1980, at age 56, in Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
Earnest Lamansky
M, #40292, b. 10 July 1916, d. 11 February 1979
| Father | William Cleveland Lamansky b. 15 Dec 1884, d. 12 Nov 1969 |
| Mother | Eva Bonnett b. 14 Aug 1889 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Earnest Lamansky was born on 10 July 1916 in Washington Count, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of William Cleveland Lamansky and Eva Bonnett. | |
| Death* | Earnest Lamansky died on 11 February 1979, at age 62, in Washington Count, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
Edna Mae Lamansky
F, #40291, b. circa 1913
| Father | William Cleveland Lamansky b. 15 Dec 1884, d. 12 Nov 1969 |
| Mother | Eva Bonnett b. 14 Aug 1889 |
| Last Edited | 11 May 2011 |
| Birth* | Edna Mae Lamansky was born circa 1913. |
| She was the daughter of William Cleveland Lamansky and Eva Bonnett. |
Edythe Harriet Lamansky
F, #40259, b. 28 October 1916, d. 1 April 1976
| Father | Frank Lamansky b. 8 Aug 1879, d. 3 Apr 1947 |
| Mother | Hazel Vivian Olin b. 15 Sep 1890, d. 15 Nov 1953 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Edythe Harriet Lamansky was born on 28 October 1916 in Grandview, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| She was the daughter of Frank Lamansky and Hazel Vivian Olin. | |
| Marriage* | Edythe Harriet Lamansky married Edwin P Lawrence, son of John Benjamin Lawrence and Georgia Alice Page, on 1 November 1941, in St. Joseph, MO, U.S.A.. |
| Death* | Edythe Harriet Lamansky died on 1 April 1976, at age 59, in Kansas City, MO, U.S.A.. |
Family: Edythe Harriet Lamansky and Edwin P Lawrence |
Elizabeth Lamansky
F, #40246, b. 14 February 1881
| Father | John Lamansky b. 2 Oct 1853, d. 4 Dec 1925 |
| Mother | Mary Buck b. 10 Dec 1858, d. 18 Aug 1928 |
| Last Edited | 11 May 2011 |
| Birth* | Elizabeth Lamansky was born on 14 February 1881 in Jefferson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| She was the daughter of John Lamansky and Mary Buck. | |
| Marriage* | Elizabeth Lamansky married Charles Murray. |
Child of Elizabeth Lamansky and Charles Murray |
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Ethel Lamansky
F, #40253, b. 24 July 1896
| Father | John Lamansky b. 2 Oct 1853, d. 4 Dec 1925 |
| Mother | Mary Buck b. 10 Dec 1858, d. 18 Aug 1928 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Ethel Lamansky was born on 24 July 1896. |
| She was the daughter of John Lamansky and Mary Buck. |
Frank Lamansky
M, #40245, b. 8 August 1879, d. 3 April 1947
| Father | John Lamansky b. 2 Oct 1853, d. 4 Dec 1925 |
| Mother | Mary Buck b. 10 Dec 1858, d. 18 Aug 1928 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Frank Lamansky was born on 8 August 1879 in Pleasant Plain, Jefferson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of John Lamansky and Mary Buck. | |
| Marriage* | Frank Lamansky married Hazel Vivian Olin on 15 April 1906, in Letts, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| Death* | Frank Lamansky died on 3 April 1947, at age 67, in Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
Children of Frank Lamansky and Hazel Vivian Olin |
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Grace Carrie Lamansky
F, #40252, b. 7 October 1890
| Father | John Lamansky b. 2 Oct 1853, d. 4 Dec 1925 |
| Mother | Mary Buck b. 10 Dec 1858, d. 18 Aug 1928 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Grace Carrie Lamansky was born on 7 October 1890. |
| She was the daughter of John Lamansky and Mary Buck. |
Harry George Lamansky
M, #40250, b. 11 November 1888, d. 15 August 1968
| Father | John Lamansky b. 2 Oct 1853, d. 4 Dec 1925 |
| Mother | Mary Buck b. 10 Dec 1858, d. 18 Aug 1928 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Harry George Lamansky was born on 11 November 1888 in Jefferson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of John Lamansky and Mary Buck. | |
| Marriage* | Harry George Lamansky married Gertrude Agnes Kaska on 16 February 1916, in Jefferson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| Death* | Harry George Lamansky died on 15 August 1968, at age 79, in Jefferson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
Family: Harry George Lamansky and Gertrude Agnes Kaska |
John Lamansky
M, #40242, b. 2 October 1853, d. 4 December 1925
| Father | Peter Lamansky |
| Mother | Johanna Sergot |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | John Lamansky was born on 2 October 1853 in Pennsylvania, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of Peter Lamansky and Johanna Sergot. | |
| Marriage* | John Lamansky married Mary Buck, daughter of David Buck and Harriet Whisler, before 1879. |
| Death* | John Lamansky died on 4 December 1925, at age 72, in Jefferson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
Children of John Lamansky and Mary Buck |
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Kenneth Woodrow Lamansky
M, #40258, b. 14 July 1913, d. 1 August 1973
| Father | Frank Lamansky b. 8 Aug 1879, d. 3 Apr 1947 |
| Mother | Hazel Vivian Olin b. 15 Sep 1890, d. 15 Nov 1953 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Kenneth Woodrow Lamansky was born on 14 July 1913 in Grandview, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of Frank Lamansky and Hazel Vivian Olin. | |
| Death* | Kenneth Woodrow Lamansky died on 1 August 1973, at age 60, in Vincennes, Indiana, U.S.A.. |
Leroy John Lamansky
M, #40254, b. 7 July 1901
| Father | John Lamansky b. 2 Oct 1853, d. 4 Dec 1925 |
| Mother | Mary Buck b. 10 Dec 1858, d. 18 Aug 1928 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Leroy John Lamansky was born on 7 July 1901. |
| He was the son of John Lamansky and Mary Buck. |
Lynn Roderick Lamansky
M, #40257, b. 5 May 1911, d. May 1976
| Father | Frank Lamansky b. 8 Aug 1879, d. 3 Apr 1947 |
| Mother | Hazel Vivian Olin b. 15 Sep 1890, d. 15 Nov 1953 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Lynn Roderick Lamansky was born on 5 May 1911 in Grandview, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of Frank Lamansky and Hazel Vivian Olin. | |
| Death* | Lynn Roderick Lamansky died in May 1976, in Birmingham, Alabama, U.S.A.. |
Margaret Lamansky
F, #40290, b. circa 1911
| Father | William Cleveland Lamansky b. 15 Dec 1884, d. 12 Nov 1969 |
| Mother | Eva Bonnett b. 14 Aug 1889 |
| Last Edited | 11 May 2011 |
| Birth* | Margaret Lamansky was born circa 1911. |
| She was the daughter of William Cleveland Lamansky and Eva Bonnett. | |
| Marriage* | Margaret Lamansky married Robert Taeger. |
Family: Margaret Lamansky and Robert Taeger |
Martha Lamansky
F, #40247, b. 25 January 1883
| Father | John Lamansky b. 2 Oct 1853, d. 4 Dec 1925 |
| Mother | Mary Buck b. 10 Dec 1858, d. 18 Aug 1928 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Martha Lamansky was born on 25 January 1883. |
| She was the daughter of John Lamansky and Mary Buck. |
Myron Jerome Lamansky
M, #40260, b. 6 June 1919, d. 21 February 1972
| Father | Frank Lamansky b. 8 Aug 1879, d. 3 Apr 1947 |
| Mother | Hazel Vivian Olin b. 15 Sep 1890, d. 15 Nov 1953 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Myron Jerome Lamansky was born on 6 June 1919 in Grandview, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of Frank Lamansky and Hazel Vivian Olin. | |
| Death* | Myron Jerome Lamansky died on 21 February 1972, at age 52, in St. Joseph, MO, U.S.A.. |
Olive Elizabeth Lamansky
F, #40256, b. 1 January 1909
| Father | Frank Lamansky b. 8 Aug 1879, d. 3 Apr 1947 |
| Mother | Hazel Vivian Olin b. 15 Sep 1890, d. 15 Nov 1953 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Olive Elizabeth Lamansky was born on 1 January 1909. |
| She was the daughter of Frank Lamansky and Hazel Vivian Olin. |
Peter Lamansky
M, #40243
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Marriage* | Peter Lamansky married Johanna Sergot. |
Child of Peter Lamansky and Johanna Sergot |
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William Cleveland Lamansky
M, #40248, b. 15 December 1884, d. 12 November 1969
| Father | John Lamansky b. 2 Oct 1853, d. 4 Dec 1925 |
| Mother | Mary Buck b. 10 Dec 1858, d. 18 Aug 1928 |
| Last Edited | 25 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | William Cleveland Lamansky was born on 15 December 1884 in Jefferson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| He was the son of John Lamansky and Mary Buck. | |
| Marriage* | William Cleveland Lamansky married Eva Bonnett, daughter of David Bonnett and Sarah Simmons, on 26 January 1910, in Jefferson County, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
| Death* | William Cleveland Lamansky died on 12 November 1969, at age 84, in Washington Count, Iowa, U.S.A.. |
Children of William Cleveland Lamansky and Eva Bonnett |
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Addie Lamb
F, #30122
| Last Edited | 16 Apr 2001 |
Child of Addie Lamb and Mack Stephens |
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Agnes B. Lamb1
F, #93810, b. 10 January 1892
| Father | Robert Lamb1 b. 2 Dec 1844, d. 26 Jul 1926 |
| Mother | Isabel M. Peacock2 b. 1855, d. 1916 |
| Last Edited | 28 Nov 2016 |
| Birth* | Agnes B. Lamb was born on 10 January 1892 in New Brunswick, Canada.1 |
| She was the daughter of Robert Lamb and Isabel M. Peacock.1,2 | |
| (Witness) Census HeadHousehold | Agnes B. Lamb was enumerated on the census of 1901 in the household of Robert Lamb in Botsford, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada. Included in the household with Robert (age 59) were his wife Isabel (age 45), their children James (age 29), Alexander (age 23), Susanna (age 21), Thomas (age 18), Jeannet (age 14), Agnes (age 9), Amy (age 6) and Robert's widowed sister Maria (age 53), and Robert's sister Maria (age 42). Also enumerated was Eli Everall (age 18), an unrelated domestic. Robert and son James were farmers, Alexander & Susanna were teachers, Thomas was a cheese maker. The family religion was Presbyterian.3 |
| (Witness) Census HeadHousehold | Agnes B. Lamb was enumerated on the census of 1911 in the household of Robert Lamb in Botsford, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada. Included in the household with Robert (age 69) were his wife Isabel (age 55), their daughters Agnes (age 19) and Amy (age 17). Robert was a farmer, Agnes a teacher. The family religion was Presbyterian.4 |
Citations
- [S2135] Census 1901: Botsford Parish, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, 1901, microfilm Roll T-6445, , Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Library & Archives Canada.
- [S9301] Cemetery marker. Robert Lamb, inscription; read by David A. Walker, 14 July 2014.
- [S11373] 1901 Canada Census, Botsford, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, of Robert Lamb Household #151, 1901, digital copy of original document, Library & Archives Canada, Microfilm Reels T-6428 to T-6556, Place: Botsford, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Page Number 17. Library & Archives Canada, Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
- [S11374] 1911 Canada Census, Botsford, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, of Robert Lamb Household #6, 1911, digital copy of original document, Library & Archives Canada, Microfilm Reels T-20326 to T-20460, Place: Botsford, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Page Number 1. Library & Archives Canada, Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Aileen Laura Lamb1
F, #48919, b. 25 September 1920
| Father | Joseph Gilman Ennis 'Jo' Lamb b. 18 May 1884, d. 6 Mar 1952 |
| Mother | Agnes Laura Dash b. 1 Oct 1898 |
| Last Edited | 24 Jan 2002 |
| Birth* | Aileen Laura Lamb was born on 25 September 1920 in Windthorst, Saskatchewan, Canada.1 |
| She was the daughter of Joseph Gilman Ennis 'Jo' Lamb and Agnes Laura Dash. | |
| Marriage* | Aileen Laura Lamb married David Goertzen on 1 July 1946, in Windthorst, Saskatchewan, Canada.1 |
Family: Aileen Laura Lamb and David Goertzen |
Citations
- [S935] Jean Agnes (Ferguson) Smith, Ennis History (: privately published, 1979). Hereinafter cited as Ennis History.
Albert Everett Lamb1
M, #94241, b. August 1875, d. before 1946
| Father | Robert Lamb2 b. 2 Dec 1844, d. 26 Jul 1926 |
| Mother | Isabella Bruce Blacklock2 b. 1844, d. 24 Apr 1884 |
| Name-Com | Albert Everett Lamb is commonly known as Albert Lamb.2,3 |
| Birth* | He was born in August 1875 in New Brunswick, Canada.2,4 |
| He was the son of Robert Lamb and Isabella Bruce Blacklock.2 | |
| (Witness) Census HeadHousehold | Albert Lamb was enumerated on the census of 1881 in the household of Robert Lamb in Botsford, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada. Enumerated in the household with Robert (age 40) were his wife Isabella (age 36), their children James (age 9), John (age 7), Albert (age 5), Alexander (age 3) & Susannah (age 2), Robert's mother Janet (Murray) Lamb (age 75), Robert's sister Maria (age 32). Also enumerated was Etta Briggs (age 14), whose relationship was not recorded. Robert was a farmer. The family religion was Presbyterian.5 |
| (Witness) Census HeadHousehold | Albert Lamb was enumerated on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Robert Lamb in Botsford, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada. Enumerated in the household with Robert (age 49) were his wife Isabel (age 35), their children James (age 19), John (age 17), Albert (age 15), Alexander (age 13), Susanna (age 11), Thomas (age 8), Jennie (age 4) & Stephen (age 1), and Robert's sister Maria (age 42). Robert and son John were farmers, son James a salesman. The family religion was Presbyterian.6 |
| (Witness) Census HeadHousehold | Albert Lamb was enumerated on the census of 9 October 1901 in the household of John Blacklock Lamb in Dawson City, Yukon, Canada. Enumerated in the household with John (age 28) was his brother Albert (age 26). John was a miner, Albert a lawyer. The enumeration showed that John had been in Yukon for 1 year, 2 months, Albert for 6 months. Both men were single.3 |
| (Groom) Marriage* | Albert Lamb married Millicent Ida Purdy, daughter of Edwin Ira Purdy and Margaret Euphemia Clark; there were twins born from this marriage, William and Alberta. Oral history has it that she left Albert and went to California, but no documentation has been found to substantiate this. She appeared in the 1920 US census with her children, in Seattle, Washington.7,8 |
| (brother) Census HeadHousehold | Albert Lamb was enumerated on the census of 1 June 1911 in the household of John Blacklock Lamb as a brother, in Sulphur Creek, Yukon Territory, Canada; Enumerated in the household with John (age 38) were his wife Marjorie Walker (age 28), their children Robert (age 6) and Ellen (age 3), John's brother Albert (age 35), his wife Ida Purdy (age 19), and 12 unrelated employees.4  |
| Census HeadHousehold* | Albert Everett Lamb was head of the household in the census of 1921 in Mayo District, Reno Hill, Yukon Territory, Canada. Only heads of households were recorded in this enumeration, but he declared that he was married, even though his wife had remarried in February 1921. The enumeration was conducted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Albert's occupation was declared as a silver miner, quartz. His religion was declared as Christian Scientist.1 |
| Occupation* | He was inspector of hospitals for the British Columbia government in 1932.9 |
| Death* | He died before 1946, in Dawson, Yukon, Canada; the newspaper describing the wedding of his son William and Betty Wright referred to "the late Mr. A.E. Lamb", father of the groom, and that he was "of Dawson, Y.T.".10 |
Children of Albert Everett Lamb and Millicent Ida Purdy |
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Citations
- [S11361] 1921 Canada Census, Mayo District Reno Hill, Yukon Territory, household #16 of Albert Everett Lamb, digital copy of original document, Library & Archives Canada, Reference Number RG 31, Folder Number 163, Census Place: Yukon Territory, Page Number 11. Library & Archives Canada, Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
- [S2294] Census 1881: Parish of Botsford, 1881, census return C-13184, , Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Library & Archives Canada.
- [S11360] 1901 Canada Census, Dawson City, Yukon, of John B. Lamb Household #34, digital copy of original document, Library & Archives Canada, Microfilm Reels T-6428 to T-6556, Place: Dawson City (Yukon), Unorganized Territories, Page Number 4. Library & Archives Canada, Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
- [S2295] 1911 Canada Census, Sulphur Creek, Yukon, head household #164 of John Blacklock Lamb, 1 June 1911, digital copy of original microfilm document, Page 20, Line 2. Division No. 8, District No. 3. Library & Archives Canada, Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
- [S11371] 1881 Canada Census, Botsford, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, household #244 of Robert Lamb, digital copy of original document, Library & Archives Canada, Microfilm Reel C-13184, Place: Botsford, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Page Number 60. Library & Archives Canada, Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
- [S11372] 1891 Canada Census, Botsford, Westmorland County, New Brunswick, of Robert Lamb Household #6, 6 April 1891, digital copy of original document, Library & Archives Canada, Microfilm Reel T-6305, Place: Botsford, Westmorland, New Brunswick, Page Number 1. Library & Archives Canada, Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
- [S65] Letter from Murial Blanchard ;.
- [S2948] Correspondence with personal communication Tom Blacklock, (Personal Archives of David Arthur Walker).
- [S16837] John B. Lamb, 59, Died This Morning, The Province, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, published same day, 14 March 1932, Page 12. Hereinafter cited as The Province.
- [S16832] "Miss Betty Wright Bride at Early Evening Ceremony", The Calgary Herald, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, published 23 April 1946, Page 6, Column 2. Hereinafter cited as The Calgary Herald.
- [S11332] 1920 US Census, Seattle, King County, Washington, household #207 of Ida Lamb, 8 January 1920, digital copy of original document, NARA Roll T625_1926, Page 8A, Enumeration District 94, Image 84. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C., U.S.A..
Alberta L. Lamb1,2
F, #107254, b. 5 October 1911, d. 5 February 2006
| Father | Albert Everett Lamb1 b. Aug 1875, d. b 1946 |
| Mother | Millicent Ida Purdy1 b. 18 Dec 1891, d. 1974 |
| Birth* | Alberta L. Lamb was born on 5 October 1911 in Yukon, Canada; Alberta was a twin of her brother William.1,2 |
| She was the daughter of Albert Everett Lamb and Millicent Ida Purdy.1 | |
| (Witness) Travel | Alberta L. Lamb travelled with Millicent Ida Purdy on 27 July 1914 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada; Ida and her two young children traveled on the S.S. Princess Alice to Ketchikan, Alaska. She declared to be married, and that her husband was A.E. Lamb, living in Dawson, Yukon.3 |
| (Witness) Travel | Alberta L. Lamb travelled with Millicent Ida Purdy on 16 August 1919 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Ida and her two young children traveled to Seattle, Washington, on the Princess Victoria. She declared to be married, unemployed, and that her husband was A.E. Lamb, living in Dawson, Yukon.4 |
| (Daughter) Census HeadHousehold | Alberta L. Lamb was enumerated on the census of 8 January 1920 in the household of Millicent Ida Purdy, as a daughter, in 416 North 68 Street, Seattle, King County, Washington, U.S.A.. Included in the household with Ida (age 28) were her twins Willam and Alberta, age 8. Ida was not employed, her children were in school. All three were naturalized. Although she was recorded as being married, oral history has it that she left Albert and went to California.1 |
| (Witness) Census HeadHousehold | Alberta L. Lamb was enumerated on the census of 1 June 1921 in the household of Frank Whittingham in 1915 Ninth Ave., Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Included in the household with Frank (age 32) were his wife Ida Purdy-Lamb (age 29), her twin children by her first marriage to Albert Lamb, Alberta (age 9) and William (age 9). Frank was a butcher. The family religion was Church of England.5 |
| Marriage* | Alberta L. Lamb married Leroy McIntire, son of Joseph T. McIntire and Mahalia A. Johnson, on 9 June 1930, in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, U.S.A..6,7 |
| (Wife) Census HeadHousehold | Alberta L. Lamb was enumerated on the census of 5 April 1940 in the household of Leroy McIntire, as his wife, in Stockdale, Wilson County, Texas, U.S.A.. Included in the household of Leroy (age 31) were his wife Alberta Lamb (age 28), their daughters Royal (age 8) and Joan (age 5), Leroy's father Joe McIntire (age 77), and Alberta's sister Joan Whittingham (age 17). Leroy was a mason.6 |
| Death* | Alberta L. Lamb died on 5 February 2006, at age 94, in Palm Bay, Brevard County, Florida, U.S.A..7 |
| Burial* | She was buried on 16 February 2006 in Stockdale Cemetery, Stockdale, Wilson County, Texas, U.S.A.. Inscription: LEROY / Aug. 26, 1908 / Jan. 11, 1974 | Alberta L. / Oct. 5, 1911 / Feb. 5, 2006 // McIntire.2,7  Tombstone, Leroy McIntire (1908-1974), his wife Alberta Lamb (1911-2006). Stockdale Cemetery, Wilson County, Texas, U.S.A. Photo courtesy of James Carroll Wheeler. |
Child of Alberta L. Lamb and Leroy McIntire |
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Citations
- [S11332] 1920 US Census, Seattle, King County, Washington, household #207 of Ida Lamb, 8 January 1920, digital copy of original document, NARA Roll T625_1926, Page 8A, Enumeration District 94, Image 84. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C., U.S.A..
- [S11397] Burial Record, Stockdale Cemetery, Stockdale, Wilson County, Texas, U.S.A.. Leroy McIntire, tombstone inscription & photograph; read by James Carroll Wheeler (http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&, GRid=24853123& and ref=acom), 24 February 2008.
- [S11388] Alaska, Passenger and Crew Manifests, 1906-1963, William and Alberta Ida Lamb & her children entry; S.S. Princess Alice digital copy of original document, Arrival Date: 27 July 1914; in Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at Ketchikan, Alaska; Record Group Title: Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1787-2004; Record Group Number: 85 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives).
- [S11390] Index to Aliens, Not Including Filipinos, East Indians, and Chinese Arriving at the Land Border at Seattle, Washington, William and Alberta Ida Lamb & her children entry; unknown ship name digital copy of original document, Arrival Date: 16 August 1919; in NAI Number: 2945984; Record Group Title: Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1787-2004; Record Group Number: 85; Series Number: A3691; Roll Number: 8 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration).
- [S11358] 1921 Canada Census, Vancouver, British Columbia, of Frank Whittingham Household #50, digital copy of original document, Library & Archives Canada, Reference Number RG 31, Folder Number 12, Census Place: Ward 6, Vancouver, British Columbia, Page Number 5. Library & Archives Canada, Library & Archives Canada, 395 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
- [S11395] 1940 US Census, Stockdale, Wilson County, Texas, of Leroy McIntire household #48, 5 April 1940, digital copy of original document, NARA, Census Place: Stockdale, Wilson, Texas; Roll T627_4167: Page 4A; Enumeration District 247-12. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C., U.S.A..
- [S11398] Burial Record, Stockdale Cemetery, Stockdale, Wilson County, Texas, U.S.A.. Alberta Lamb, tombstone inscription & photograph; read by James Carroll Wheeler (http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&, GRid=14569006& and ref=acom), 24 February 2008.