From "Genealogical Abstracts from The Lambertville Press, Lambertville,
NJ" by Patricia B Duncan in 1999

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October 20, 1859, Vol 1, #50

At a meeting held in Flemington, a committee, consisting of Joseph LAKE,
Ingham CORYELL, and C. B. SHEETS, was appointed to investigate the matter of
returns from Franklin township, there being some discrepancy in the return
for members of Assembly.


May 9, 1860, Vol 2, #79

On Wednesday last, say the Gazette, a daughter of Nicholas LAKE, aged about
five years, living near Wertsville, in this county, met with a painful
accident by falling into a kettle of boiling lye.  She was at the time
playing with her little sisters, and carelessly backing against the kettle,
fell over into it and was scalded about her limbs, abdomen and hands, in
a horrible manner.  The little sufferer is present doing remarkably well
under the circumstances.


December 26, 1860, Vol 3, #111

On the 20th inst., by Rev. John FORT, at the residence of the bride's father,
Mr. John H. KENNEDY, to Miss Sallie B. LAKE, all of Lambertville, N.J.


April 24, 1861, Vol 3, #128

H S LAKE enrolled as a member of the Hunterdon Rifle Volunteers.


July 3, 1861, Vol 3, #138

George W. LAKE was elected as '3d Serg' for the 3d Regiment NJ Militia on
27 Jun 1861.

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