From the Montrose Democrat, Montrose, Pennsylvania dated March 24, 1889:

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E. C. Lake is going to move to rooms over the store.

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From a local newspaper in December of 1894:

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  South Montrose - The young people (and some older) of this place have
been enjoying the skating on Harpers pond for the last week.  Among the
fancy skaters were noticed E. C. Lake and Will Fish.  They can "get there"
every time.

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From the Montrose Democrat, Montrose, Pennsylvania dated March 3, 1898:

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E. C. Lake and family moved to Montrose on Monday.  They will be greatly
missed from this neighborhood.

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From the Montrose Democrat, Montrose, Pennsylvania dated August 6, 1908:

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Lake, E. C.

  News was received of the death of Mrs. E. C. Lake, which occurred at her
home in Oneonta, N. Y. 8-4-1908.  Her body will be brought here, and the
funeral at Jersey Hill, Rev. H. B. Benedict officiating.  Interment in the
Jersey Hill cemetery.  She was a daughter of Sheriff White.  She is survived
by her husband and one daughter, Mabel.

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Montrose (PA) area newspaper
Jan 1913

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  Springville - Nathan Comstock has recently purchased the meat market of
Lake Brothers and will continue the business, residing in the rooms over
the market.  The Lakes are going elsewhere.  Your correspondent does not
know their arrangements, but hear they will conduct a hotel.

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From the Binghamton City Directory, Binghamton, New York in 1919:

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Lake-Enoch C. - confr 316 Chenango St., r 307 Chenango St.

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From the Montrose Independent, Montrose, Pennsylvania dated August 20, 1936:

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Enoch C. Lake

  Enoch C. Lake died suddenly in the Binghamton City Hospital at 3:45 on
Friday morning, after a brief illness.  Mr. Lake was a former resident of
Auburn township, Susquehanna County, and for some years conducted a meat
market in Montrose.  He had lived in Binghamton about twenty-five years.
  He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ralph Stoddard of Venice, California,
a sister, Mrs. John West, of Auburn Corners, and one brother, A. L. Lake,
of South Montrose.
  The funeral was conducted on Sunday afternoon in the Sullivan Funeral
Home, Binghamton, and services were also held at the grave in Jersey
Hill cemetery, Auburn Township, where interment was made.  The Rev. James
Nankivell officiated.  The casket bearers were nephews of the deceased:
Homer, Cleveland, Harold, William, Searle and Leo Lake.

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From a local newspaper (probably Montrose Democrat, Montrose, Pennsylvania)
in 1882:

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Lake, Enoch C.
  Lake - White --- At the M. E. Parsonage in Rush, Pa. 7/29/1882 to Euphrasia
White, dau of ex-sheriff Wm. E. White of Auburn, Pa.

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