"Marriage Records of Hunterdon County, New Jersey 1795-1873", Vol 1, Hiram E. Deats, 1918

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Lake, John and Harriet Skinner, June 17, 1841, 3-185 (Lewers).

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"HISTORY OF HUNTERDON AND SOMERSET COUNTIES, NEW JERSEY"
JAMES P. SNELL
1881

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HUNTERDON COUNTY.

CIVIL LIST OF HUNTERDON COUNTY.

JUSTICES.

The following table of justices of Hunterdon County, from June 5, 1721, to 1881, is compiled from
the court records, the rolls of oaths of office, parchment warrants, etc.:

1860
John C. Lake

1865
John C. Lake

1871
John C. Lake

1876
John C. Lake


BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP

TOWN COMMITTEE.

1866
J. C. Lake

1867-1868
John C. Lake

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"More Records of Old Hunterdon County Volume II"  by Phyllis B D'Autrechy, 2000

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Bastardy Cases, 1761 - 1890

On 5 June 1839 John Lake Sr. of Bethlehem Township was surety for John Lake
Jr. who was accused of being the father of the unborn child of Elizabeth
Anderson, single woman of sd. Township.  On 3 Oct 1839 Elizabeth Anderson
declared that she was the natural daughter of Ann Fritts (with whom she
lived) and was under the age of 21 years, being between the ages of 19 & 21;
that on 23 July 1839 she was delivered of a male child fathered by John Lake
Jr., farmer of Bethlehem Township, conceived on the night of 4 Jan 1839 and
that the child had "been born in less than 7 months after its conception."
(Affadvit 1311, Recog. 2600 & 2604)

On 12 Jul 1870 John C. Lake was surety for Jacob S. Lake who was accused of
being the father of the unborn child of Anneta Berey/Berry of Warren County,
single woman, sd. Child chargeable to Franklin Township.  (Appeal 487)

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The Hunterdon Gazette
Flemington, Hunterdon Co, NJ
19 Apr 1865

paraphrasing ...

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John C LAKE is named as a Justice of the Peace in Bethlehem Township.

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