Lakes - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lost Family?

tamralakes — 2009-10-01 20:05:31Z

please email me...tamra.lakes@kctcs.edu or on ancestery .com

Re: Cherokee

tamralakes — 2009-10-01 20:01:13Z

I am interested in getting any inforamtion on the lakes and their cherokee roots. You can email her but for faster reply..please email at tamra.lakes@kctcs.edu

Lakes Huffman Spurlock

2009-05-02 14:29:57Z

if any info on these names,
please send whatever you have.
thanks

Re: searching for my father and half brother

dlakes_1 — 2008-12-14 03:19:41Z

I dont know but I could be your half brother If your dads name was roy earl lakes

Obituary - Phyllis Damron Lakes

shock11 — 2008-12-04 22:02:07Z

From the Franklin (OH) Chronicle:

Phyllis I. Lakes, age 78, of Germantown, Ohio, passed away Monday, Nov, 24, 2008.
Phylis was born in Warfield, KY on Dec. 20, 1929 to the late Levi and Josie Damron. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a daughter, Patricia Thomas; a sister, Mae White, and a brother, Alonzo Damron.
She is survived by her husband of 38 years, Richard L. Lakes; four dauthers and sons-in-laws, Karen and John Waytausky of OK, Pamela Lakes of Richmond, KY, Audrey & Walter Lakes of Germantown; a son-in-law, William Thomas of Winchester, KY; five brothers, George Damron of Ashville, OH, Dallas Damron of Ashville, OH, Levi Damron Jr. of West Carrollton, OH, Lynn Damron of Lexington, KY, Robert Damron of Ashville, OH; three sisters, Shirley McClain of Ashville, OH, Gladys Madrom of Franklin, OH and Edith Thompson of Cincinnati; eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Services were held at Dalton Funeral Home, corner of State Route 4 and Weaver Road, Germantown with Pastor Earl D. Wilcher officiating. Burial was at Germantown Cemetery.
If desired memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.

Re: wilma lakes

JPSK1 — 2008-09-10 20:17:15Z

My father was William Lakes, brother of Steve Lakes, Wilma Shockey's husband. I've been trying to find more information about the two families - I only know a little bit about Wilma. I'll be happy to compare notes with you -
Patti Lakes Marino

Re: wilma lakes

JPSK1 — 2008-07-27 02:29:29Z

Re: Garland Lakes/Benjamin Harrison Lakes Family

Florinana1745 — 2008-05-31 01:54:07Z

I know it's been many years since you posted this, but I only found it today. My husband's ancestor was Garland Lakes. One of his sons was Benjamin Harrison Lakes who married Emma Tell Long, a Cherokee woman. Garland's other children were John Lakes, Ellick Lakes, James Lakes, Mary Lakes and Elizabeth Lakes. The children of Benjamin Harrison Lakes and Emma Tell Long include Rubina Lakes who married Alfred Lee Moss. I have more information about the next 4 or 5 generations from Garland Lakes if you think these are related to the persons in inquiry.

Barbara (florinana@knology.net)

Re: Looking for Father

FSMITH004 — 2007-09-26 14:40:12Z

I am not sure if You still check You post but. My grandfathers name is Vernon Emery Lakes.Is this the same one?I am not sure of his mothers name or his fathers.I dont know to much about his parents I know he has sisters. Do you know anything else about him.I will check back to see if you reply.

Charles Edward Lakes

bettejb55 — 2007-07-26 02:12:04Z

Hi all,
I'm looking for information on Charles Edward Lakes..born 1900-1902..Was in the Navy and buried at Sea. I don't know when or where..Can anyone tell me where to look for this info?

He is the son of James Edward Lakes and Elizabeth Woodall. I believe he was born in Hamilton, Ohio as I have located school records there.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Wilson Lakes, 1861-1944, obit, Jackson County Kentucky,

Donny Perry — 2007-03-10 02:28:59Z

Obituary of Wilson Lakes

Jackson County Sun, Jackson County, Kentucky, 6 Apr 1944, p. 1

Wilson Lakes, 82, Succumbs at Pattie A. Clay

Wilson Lakes, 82 years old retired Jackson County farmer, died at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Pattie A. Clay Infirmary at Richmond, following several weeks illness occasioned by a stroke of paralysis.

Mr. Lakes was a native of Jackson County and a member of the Wind Cave Missionary Baptist Church.

Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Lewis Gabbard, of Foster, Ohio; Mrs. Joe Spivy, of Hamilton, Ohio; Mrs. Dewey Gorman and Mrs. Albert Bayes and Mrs. William Maupin, all of Cincinnati, and Mrs. William Hargis, of Leabon [Lebanon?], Ohio; two sons, John Lakes of Farmville, Ohio, and Harvey Lakes of Jackson County; one brother John S. Lakes, of Wind Cave, and one sister, Miss Sallie Lakes, of Indiana.

Funeral services will be held at the family cemetery at Wind Cave at 2 p.m. this afternoon.

[note by Donny Perry: Wilson Lakes is the son of Merrill Lakes.]

Obituary of Eliza (Hellard) Lakes, 1892-1966, Jackson Co. Kentucky

Donny Perry — 2007-03-09 20:25:54Z

Obituary of Eliza (Hellard) Lakes

The Jackson County Sun, Jackson County, Kentucky, 24 Nov 1966, p. 1

Heart Condition Fatal to Eliza Lakes

Eliza Lakes, 74, of McKee died at the Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington at 7 p.m. Nov. 17 of a heart condition.

A native of Jackson County, she was born June 24, 1892, the daughter of David and Martha Cole Hellard. She was married to Elbert Lakes who survives.

Mrs. Lakes was a member of the McKee Baptist Church.

Other survivors include one daughter, Beatrice Viars, Dayton, Ohio, two sons, June Lakes and Wallace Lakes, both of McKee, two brothers, Phee Hillard, London; Wiley Hillard, Annville, 4 grandchildren.

Services were held at 10 a.m. Sunday at the McKee Baptist Church by Rev. Fountaine Jones and Rev. Charley Lunsford. Burial was in the T.M. Lakes Cemetery at Sand Gap under the direction of Justice & Lakes Funeral Home.

Jeremiah M Lakes

2006-11-27 21:39:39Z

Looking for information on Jerry M. Lakes and Deliah 'Della' Harrison. She was my grandfathers sister. Thanks.
Jim West

ancestors

noresponding — 2006-11-07 01:18:48Z

Im a decendant of the lakes family. My grandfather
is also robert lakes, his fathers name was tim lakes
and his grandfathers name was john lakes of jackson co.

ancestors

noresponding — 2006-11-07 01:18:48Z

Im a decendant of the lakes family. My grandfather
is also robert lakes, his fathers name was tim lakes
and his grandfathers name was john lakes of jackson co.

Re: Sand Gap Lakes

2006-06-29 02:25:47Z

Re: sounds familiar

bluekentuckygirl — 2006-06-28 20:44:26Z

This sounds very familiar to me also. I have a Fred Lakes that is my great grand uncle. I do not have much information about his children and granchildren but do have information about his parents and grandparents if he is the same Fred Lakes. I have him with brothers named James (Jim) Lou and George Matt (as well as several other siblings). I have a photo of these three and another brother, Jerry (Thomas Jeremiah) together. They are sons of Jacob Lakes and Eliza Ann Johnson.

Re: Paul Lakes

bluekentuckygirl — 2006-06-13 13:40:41Z

I believe the Paul Lakes that you say is your birth father is the same Paul Lakes that is my great uncle. One bit of information from your posting does not match my information but all the other details are identical. The one difference I show in my records is that Paul Lakes was born in 1916 not 1915.

The list of siblings you provided is identical to the names of my uncles brothers and sisters so I am certain it is the same Paul Lakes.

One other bit of information I have is a list of his children's names that were listed in his obituary. It lists him as having a wife, Edith; 3 daughters: Agnes Perry of Richmond Indiana, Audrey Abbot of Flint Michigan and Patricia still at home.
Also 2 sons Harold of Elkhart and Paul Jr. of Richmond.

All his brothers and sisters are listed as survivors except for Chester who died in 1967.

He was born in Kentucky and spent a number of years in California and was living in the Richmond Indiana area when he died. He is buried at Goshen Cemetery in Richmond along with his parents, Jakie and Fama.

I have no idea of the whereabouts of his children except that his youngest daughter (at least of the ones I know), Patricia is living in the Winchester Indiana area.

I have heard that Audrey lived in Tennessee for a time but I am not sure of her whereabouts now.

I hope this information is helpful. Good luck in finding your half sisters!

Re: No way!

2004-11-05 00:20:25Z

I have just read your post and find it very interesting. My mothers; maiden name was Harrison. Her dad, Green Franklin Harrison was from Jackson County Ky. In the late 1940's my family moved to Jennings County Indiana. Also in the early 50's my grandfathers step mother, along with most of her sons and daughters moved to Connersville Indiana. I know from doing research that the Harrisons, Isaacs, Lakes, and Gabbards are all interrelated. Interesting enough, only recently have I made contact with that part of the Harrison family after many years of no communication at all.

Jim West
west_way@juno.com

Jerry and Deliah Lakes

2004-11-05 00:06:49Z

I am looking for information on this couple. I know that her maiden name was Harrison, jrom Jackson County KY b. Oct13,1891 to Andrew Harrison and Sarah Ann Blanton. She died July 29, 1917 of Tuberculosis. Her older brother, Green Franklin Harrison was my grandfather. Not much was said of her in stories handed down through word of mouth. Any information would be helpful. I have pictures of my grandfather, his other sister, Rachel Jane Harrison and his only brother, John Lewis Harrison. No pictures of Deliah. One family historian said she went by the name of 'Lila'.

Jim West
west_way@juno.com

Lakes Family

2004-10-19 13:53:53Z

Was looking over message board and this is the closest I have come to the Lakes in Richmond, IN. My mother in law was a lakes, born in Richmond, lived in Warren County, Montgomery County Ohio. Her name was Charlotte Lakes, father they call "Ike". Not sure if that is birth name, mother was Jewell - do not know maiden name. Charlotte married a Walters twice then a Reece. Looking for any info anyone can give me. Thanks

Re: Paul Lakes

2004-10-10 20:04:21Z

I would REALLY LOVE the pictures and obituary, he died before I could find him and I have nothing...it's possible he didn't even know I existed as my birth mother and he broke up then she found out she was pregnant...what a world.ha WOW, that's more than I dreamed possible...Thank you so much,
as I said, tried your email, didn't work. replied with mine for you, hswrxpress@aol.com, Thanks again!!

Re: Paul Lakes

2004-10-10 19:55:16Z

Thank you for your reply. I tried to email you at the email address listed but it comes back to me.
Mine is hswrxpress@aol.com. Try sending me one.

Re: Paul Lakes

2004-10-09 14:15:02Z

THANK YOU for your information! Do you have last name of Patricia?

LAKES OF GA./Pa

jamie_anders — 2004-08-26 11:55:07Z

W. Lakes of Georgia (Augusta area??) married about 1865 in Pa. (Philly area) a Emma or Cornelia Belcher and returned to the Augusta, Ga. area to be near her children (Edwin, Algernon, Lucius, Eugene and Thomas??) and maybe his children or family. Need this connection to answer questions regarding this family. Please help!

Jamie

Sakes surname

DeeLakes75 — 2006-03-06 22:16:07Z

I am new in this search, would really appreciate any help (suggestions,information, sites, etc)you would be willing to share. I am 59, and the furthest back I know my family is Hamilton Ohio, where my dad was born. He was the son of William and Retha (Reed) Lakes. They came to Ohio from somewhere in Kentucky (Eastern, I think).

Lakes family

DeeLakes75 — 2006-03-06 22:16:07Z

Talk about coincidences...I have a brother named David. I just started in this search and have gotten side-tracked several times, but am back at it now. I recently took my uncle to Jackson County Ky. Everywhere I have ever lived, there were usually no "Lakes's". Well, after telling people in Jackson County what I was doing, one man said, "Well, if you're looking for Lakes's, you're in the right place. If you get the Lakes' vote in this county, you can win any election. Anyway, my family came from the Carter Lakes "clan" and their gravesite is on Lakes Creek Road, near Wind Cave (a "spot", rather than a town). There is a b&b in an log log home built by Elihu Lakes, and the cemetery is behind there. There is also a large Lakes' cemetery at the end of Lakes' Creek Road. My great-grandfather, Lewis Lakes brought his family to Hamilton, Ohio. He was married to Cynthia Isaacs Lakes. His son, William was my grandfather. William married Retha Reed. My father's name is Harold. If this connects in any way, let me know.

lakes' ancestors

DeeLakes75 — 2006-03-06 22:16:07Z

I have only begun my search, but it looks like I am also a desendant of John Lakes (don't know about the "P"). My great grandfather was named Lewis, a son of John. They are from the Carter Lakes group in Jackson County. There is a Carter Lakes' cemetery behind the Elihu Lakes log home (b&b) on Lakes Creek Road that I haven't visited, but plan to. John was a son of Carter (I think). Lewis left Jackson County and moved to Hamilton Ohio. His son William was my grandfather. Lewis was married to Cynthia Isaacs. I have more if you think this is the "right" John. My e-mail address is jlakes@neo.rr.com

lax (lakes)

DeeLakes75 — 2006-03-06 22:16:07Z

From Cindy's Lists, Swiss Link, there is a map of Switzerland showing an area in the north called "Laxx". Quick summary: Laxx was a part of the sovereignty of the District of Ilanz (Romansh:Glion). The name Ilanz/Glion goes back to the Celtic it-landa=granery, and is therefore characteristic for the fertile basin of the vally. In the late Middle Ages the old Dutchy split up into a number of small sovereign districts, which by teh 14th century had all been taken by the Barons of Belmont and united with these large possessions against the Dukes of Werdenberg-Heiligenberg in 1352. An exception in the development described was made by the commune of the "Free Men of Laxx, who went their own way. Now I know this is the true origin of the Lakes's :-).

Re: Wilson Lakes

mygarl — 2004-04-05 03:55:35Z

Hi, My husband's gggrandfather was Wilson Lakes. His daughter Eada Jane married Alfred Franklin Gabbard. Their daughter Alice was my husband's grandmother. Eada Jane died young. I have Wilson and Malissa's death certificates. I would like to learn more about Eada's siblings and find a picture of her. I will be glad to exchange info.

Effie (Etha) Lakes, Jim/Matt Lakes, and Luke Lakes

MsKristi — 2004-02-02 13:34:57Z

If any of these names sound familiar, please e-mail me (postette@mailcity.com).
Effie (nee Angel) was my great grandfather's sister. She was born in the early 1890s in Jackson Co. KY. and moved to IN sometime after 1910 . She had a son named Luke Lakes (probably in the mid 1910's) and died (we believe in Fayette County, IN) either in childbirth or shortly thereafter. I'm not sure about her husband's first name. My grandmother was looking at a picture of him with Luke and suddenly remembered the name "Jimmatt" (all one word like Jimbob!).
Details are very sketchy on this relative and would like to solve some mysteries surrounding her life and death.

Will/Francis Lakes (Jackson County, KY)

MsKristi — 2004-02-02 13:34:57Z

I came across a really nice picture of these two and thought a relative might want to see them (I have no connection to them to my knowledge). It is not my picture to give away, but I would gladly scan a copy and e-mail it to someone.

Jake & Eliza (JOHNSON) Lakes

MsKristi — 2004-02-02 13:34:57Z

In researching my George Matt LAKES, I ordered a death certificate on a George Matt that would be in the right age range of the one I am looking for. From the information on it, I am hopeful that this is the right one. The two people listed above-Jake & Eliza (JOHNSON) LAKES-are his parents. Any more information on these two would be appreciated. I believe they would have been located in the areas of Madison/Jackson/Rockastle County in Kentucky.

Thanks,
Kristi

Carter Lakes Cemetery

mdbrink1 — 2004-02-26 04:31:47Z

can anyone give me directions to the carter lakes cemetery in Jackson County Kentucky?? Thanks!

Cherokee heritage