James LAKE

                   NAME:
    James LAKE, Jr.
SOURCES OF INFORMATION:
     Book:  A History of My People and Yours, McMillan, pages 248 to 450.
     Isabell Johnson genealogical sheets.
     Laughlin Genealogy.
     T.I.B. Cards.
     Two Archive Records submitted by James E. McEntire, showing Temple Stamped dates.
     Classon Relationship.
     Lake Family by Devereau Lake.
     Notes on Lake Family of New York by Adams and Risley.
     Lake Family Genealogy by Benj. Lake Noyes.

BIRTH:  Canadian Land Petition 1797 (McMillan pp. 367-368) & Canadian Land
     Petition 1809 (McMillan p. 369).
        George Lake, "George Lake-Mormon" (Autobiography).
        Nauvoo Temple Endowment Registery.
        George B. Everton, "The Handy Book for Genealogists".

BAPTISM:  George Lake, "George Lake-Mormon" (Autobiography).  James Lake and
     Philomelia Smith were baptized by Elder Eleazer Miller in Camden, Ontario,
     Canada.
RE-BAPTISM:  31 Mar 1964.
MARRIAGE:  George Lake, "Missionary Journal," (Appendix).
ENDOWMENT:  Nauvoo Temple Endowment Registery.
SEALED WIFE TO HUSBAND:  Endowment House Sealings, FHL Film #183,393.
DEATH:  George Lake, "Missionary Journal," Vol. 3, P. 97.
BURIAL:  Samantha T. B. Foley, "History of James Lake, Jr., in James Lake's
     "Patriarchal Blessing Book."
OCCUPATION:  Farmer and Patriarch.
NECESSARY EXPLANATIONS:  James Lake, Jr. stated he was born in Rensselaer
     County, New York.  It was formed from Albany County in 1784 from Albany
     County.
        James Lake and Philomelia Smith Lake were visited by L.D.S. Elders
     Brigham, Hiram, and Phineas Young in 1832.  From Camden, Ontario, Canada, a
     company of Saits were led by Brigham Young in 1833, and with this company
     James Lake Jr. and his family came to Kirtland, Ohio.
LAKE FAMILY ORGANIZATION:  Research done by Marilyn B. Brown.
     RE-SEALED TO PARENTS:  10 Nov 1950 - Arizona Temple.