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Descendants of William Lake

179. ARTHUR⁶ CROSS (JOHN⁵, GEORGE WASHINGTON⁴, NIMROD³, MARY (MOLLIE)² LAKE, WILLIAM¹) He married MINERVA STULL.

Child of ARTHUR CROSS and MINERVA STULL is:

224.

OPAL⁷ CROSS.

180. BESSIE MAY⁶ LAKE (ILA HENDERSON⁵, JOHN AARON⁴, ILA³, GEORGE B.², WILLIAM¹) was born April 15, 1894 in Bunner Ridge, Fairmont, WV, and died December 26, 1969. She married CLYDE ANSON CARPENTER April 07, 1917, son of JOHN CARPENTER and NANCY VINCENT. He was born November 09, 1897, and died May 05, 1997.

Notes for BESSIE MAY LAKE:
Clyde is a farmer. He and Bessie made their home on Bunner's Ridge, near Fairmont, West Virginia. Bessie Lake Carpenter was the main inspiration for this collection of Lake family history and was a great source of information. My father (Lester Lake) and I visited with Aunt Bessie and Uncle Clyde on Christmas day, 1969. As always, she got out all her old family pictures and notes and asked if I had this one or that one in my writeup for the family and I would check to see if I did. She was always dropping little notes in the mail when she would remember some family story or date that she thought would be important to my work. It was with great sadness and shock that I received the word at work on December 26 that this great person, my Aunt Bessie, had died. She was like another mother to me, and after nearly 30 years (1994), I still miss her very much (L. Rex Lake). The following is from The Fairmont Times, December 27, 1969:

Mrs. Bessie May Carpenter, 75, of Route 6, Bunner's Ridge, died Friday morning in her home. Born on Bunner's Ridge on April 15 (17?), 1894, she was the daughter of Ila and Evolina Travis Lake.

Survivors include her husband, Clyde Carpenter; five sons, Willis and Herman, both at home; Wayman of Winfield and Leslie and Glen of Bunner's Ridge; five daughters, Mrs. Phillip (Vivian) Combs of Mudlick; Mrs. Bernard (June) Robe of Bunner's Ridge; Mrs. James (Audra) Heston of Catawba; Mrs. Arnold (Lucille) Brady of Acokeek, Maryland; Mrs. Walter (Doris) Carpenter of Hopewell; five brothers: Emmet Lake of Fairmont; Wayne Lake of Fairview; Claude Lake of East Grafton Road; Lester Lake of Piney Run; Burl Lake of Millersville; two sisters: Mrs. Irene Morgan of Pricketts Creek and Mrs. Jetty Grubb of Piney Run; 23 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Four sisters and a brother are deceased.

She was a member of the Fairview Methodist Church on Bunner's Ridge. Friends may call at Carpenter and Ford Funeral Home. Pallbearers will be Rex Lake, Jack Lake, Leo Morgan, Frank Morgan, Bill Bingamon, Jack Woodward, Ray Rogers and William Rogers.

More About BESSIE MAY LAKE:
Burial: Pride Cemetery, Fairmont, WV
Religion: Fairview Methodist Church, Bunner Ridge, Fairmont, WV

Notes for CLYDE ANSON CARPENTER:
From the Times-West Virginian on Thursday March 6, 1997:

Clyde Anson "Pap" Carpenter, 99, of Route 6, Bunner Ridge, Fairmont, died Wednesday March 5, 1997 in Fairmont General Hospital. He was born November 9, 1897 in Fairmont, a son of the late John and Nancy Vincent Carpenter. His wife, Bessie May Lake Carpenter, preceded him in death on December 26, 1969. He was a lifelong farmer and longtime member of the Fairview United Methodist Church. Survivors include three sons and two daughters in law: Herman David "Buck" Carpenter of Bunner Ridge, Wayman Marion and Dorothy Carpenter of Winfield and the Rev. Glen Norman and Doris Carpenter of Bunner Ridge. Five daughters and a son in law: Vivian May Coombs of Mudlick, WV, Vonetta June Robe of Bunner Ridge, Audra Venena Heston of Charleston, Wilda Lucille Brady of Bunner Ridge, Doris Arlene and Walter Carpenter of Hopewell. Also surviving are a sister, Lena Ellen Carpenter Whitehair of Ohio, 26 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. He was also preceded in death by two sons, Willis Carpenter and Leslie Carpenter; five sisters: Pearl Perkins, Goldie Alltop, Gertie Vincent, Violet Shroyer and Lula Satterfield; two brothers: Virgil Carpenter and Amos Carpenter. Friends may call at the Carpenter & Ford Funeral Home at 209 Merchant Street, Fairmont from 6 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Services will be in the funeral home Saturday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Charles MacDonald officiating. Burial will follow in the Pride Cemetery.

(1) Family records of Bessie Lake Carpenter.
(2) Marion County Marriage Book 17 - Page 260 (Bessie and Clyde).
(3) Newspaper articles as noted.

More About CLYDE ANSON CARPENTER:
Burial: Pride Cemetery, Fairmont, WV
Religion: Fairview Methodist Church, Bunner Ridge, Fairmont, WV

More About CLYDE CARPENTER and BESSIE LAKE:
Marriage: April 07, 1917

Children of BESSIE LAKE and CLYDE CARPENTER are:

WILLIS WILLARD⁷ CARPENTER, b. May 02, 1918, Fairmont, Marion County, WV; d. August 30, 1977, Fairmont, Marion County, WV.

Notes for WILLIS WILLARD CARPENTER:
Willis never married. He spent his life on the family farm on Mudlick Run, near Fairmont, West Virginia. His father and brother Herman were living on the farm at the time of Willis' death. Willis was fatally injured when his gun accidently discharged as he was crossing a fence to go hunting. The following is the obituary from The Fairmont Times, Wednesday August 31, 1977:

Willis W. Carpenter, 59, of Route 6, near the head of Mudlick Run, was fatally injured when his gun discharged while he was crossing a fence yesterday evening. He was planning to go groundhog hunting and was only a short distance from his home when the accident occurred.

He was born on Bunner's Ridge, May 2, 1918, a son of Clyde Carpenter and the late Bessie May Lake Carpenter, who died in 1969. Survivors include his father, four brothers: Wayman Carpenter, Winfield; Leslie Carpenter, and Glenn Carpenter and Herman Carpenter, all of Bunner's Ridge; five sisters: Mrs. Phillip (Vivian) Coombs, Mudlick; Mrs. Bernard (June) Robe, Bunner's Ridge; Mrs. James (Audra) Heston, Catawba; Mrs. Arnold (Lucille) Brady, Piney Run; and Mrs. Walter (Doris) Carpenter, Graham Heights.

Willis was a farm worker and was a veteran of World War II, having served four years with the U.S. Army. Friends may call at the Carpenter and Ford Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today.

Willis was buried at the Pride Cemetery on Bunner's Ridge, near Fairmont, West Virginia.

More About WILLIS WILLARD CARPENTER:
Burial: Pride Cemetery, Fairmont, WV

	ii.		VIVIAN MAY CARPENTER, b. December 16, 1919; m. PHILLIP COMBS.
	iii.		WAYMAN MARION CARPENTER, b. November 24, 1921; m. DOROTHY ROBE.
	iv.		LESLIE RAY CARPENTER, b. August 20, 1923; d. September 16, 1983.

More About LESLIE RAY CARPENTER:
Burial: Pride Cemetery, Fairmont, WV

GLEN NORMAN CARPENTER, b. June 07, 1925; m. DORIS ROBE.

More About GLEN NORMAN CARPENTER:
Military service: U. S. Army - WWII - Purple Heart

	vi.		VONETTA JUNE CARPENTER, b. June 04, 1927; m. BERNARD ROBE.
	vii.		AUDRA VERNENA CARPENTER, b. April 20, 1929; m. JAMES HESTON.
	viii.		HERMAN DAVID CARPENTER, b. March 18, 1931.
	ix.		WILDA LUCILLE CARPENTER, b. June 27, 1933; m. ARNOLD BRADY.
	x.		DORIS ARLENE CARPENTER, b. November 22, 1935; m. WALTER CARPENTER.

181. EMMET RUSSELL⁶ LAKE (ILA HENDERSON⁵, JOHN AARON⁴, ILA³, GEORGE B.², WILLIAM¹) was born December 10, 1895 in Marion County, WV, and died March 08, 1974. He married VESTA MARIE SHUTTLEWORTH October 15, 1916, daughter of JOSEPH SHUTTLEWORTH and EMMA GUTHRIE. She was born November 16, 1899, and died August 14, 1963.

Notes for EMMET RUSSELL LAKE:
Emmet Lake delivered ice for many years in Fairmont, West Virginia in the days when iceboxes were the method of refrigeration. He was well known for his good humor and quick smile. While the children were all still very young, Vesta Marie suffered a mental breakdown and spent the remainder of her life in Weston State Hospital at Weston, West Virginia. She is buried at the Nebo Church Cemetery on Bunner's Ridge, near Fairmont. Marie was the daughter of Joseph W. and Emma E. Guthrie Shuttleworth.

The following is the death notice of Emmet Lake from The Fairmont Times, Fairmont, West Virginia about March 9, 1974:

Emmet R. (Red) Lake, 78, of 1804 Morgantown Avenue, died Friday morning in Fairmont General Hospital. He was born on Bunner Ridge December 10, 1895, a son of the late Ila H. and Evolena Travis Lake.

Surviving are two sons, Bernard and Edwin Lake, both of New Brighton, Pennsylvania; three brothers, Claude Lake of East Grafton Road, Lester Lake of Piney Run and Beryl Lake of Millersville; one sister, Mrs. Irene Morgan of Pricketts Creek; 18 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

His wife, Marie Shuttleworth Lake, died in August of 1963. Two sons, Kenneth and Carl Lake, are deceased. Mr. Lake was a veteran of World War I and prior to his retirement, he delivered ice for many years in Fairmont. In his early life, he taught school, worked at Owens Illinois and was a farmer. Friends may call at the Carpenter and Ford Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Friday, where funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. The Rev. O. G. Pyle will officiate and burial will be in Mt. Nebo Cemetery on Bunner Ridge.

(1) Family records of Emmet Lake.
(2) Marion County Birth Book 2 - Page 35 (Emmet), Book 4 - Page 109 (Bernard), Book 5 - Page 126 (Kenneth), Book 5 - Page 128 (Carl), Book 5 - Page 134 (Edwin).
(3) Marion County Marriage Book 17 - Page 49 (Emmet and Vesta Marie).
(4) Lewis County Death Book 9 - Page 236 (Vesta Marie).
(5) Death date for Carl from Carl Lake Jr.

More About EMMET RUSSELL LAKE:
Burial: Mt. Nebo Church Cemetery, Bunner Ridge, Fairmont, WV
Military service: World War I

More About VESTA MARIE SHUTTLEWORTH:
Burial: Mt. Nebo Church Cemetery, Bunner Ridge, Fairmont, WV

More About EMMET LAKE and VESTA SHUTTLEWORTH:
Marriage: October 15, 1916

Children of EMMET LAKE and VESTA SHUTTLEWORTH are:

225.	i.	BERNARD CARLILE⁷ LAKE, b. January 01, 1918, Fairmont, Marion County, WV; d. January 14, 1990, Fairmont, Marion County, WV.
226.	ii.	SR. KENNETH LEO LAKE, b. February 16, 1920, Fairmont, Marion County, WV.
227.	iii.	CARL LEONARD LAKE, b. December 27, 1921; d. June 01, 1959.
228.	iv.	EDWIN MERL LAKE, b. August 10, 1924, Fairmont, Marion County, WV; d. March 22, 1982, Beaver County, Beaver, Pennsylvania.

182. JETTIE ANISE⁶ LAKE (ILA HENDERSON⁵, JOHN AARON⁴, ILA³, GEORGE B.², WILLIAM¹) was born August 25, 1897 in Marion County, WV, and died February 01, 1974. She married ORAL DAYTON GRUBB August 10, 1917, son of PLAYFORD GRUBB and MARY WATSON. He was born July 19, 1894 in Independence, WV, and died March 31, 1969 in Walnut Avenue Nursing Home, Fairmont, WV.

Notes for JETTIE ANISE LAKE:
Dayton and Jettie lived on Piney Run, near Fairmont, West Virginia. Dayton retired from Alcan Aluminum Company in Fairmont in 1959. He suffered a stroke and later died in the Walnut Avenue Nursing Home in Fairmont. He was a veteran of World War I, serving with Company I, West Virginia Infantry. He taught school for several years and was a bank teller for 15 years at the First National Bank in Fairmont. He was born in Independence, West Virginia, a son of Playford and Mary Watson Grubb. He was a member of the Mt. Zion United Methodist Church.

The following is the obituary of Jettie Grubb from the Fairmont Times at the time of her death:

Mrs. Jettie Anise Grubb, 76, of Route 3, Piney Run Community, died at 4 p.m. Friday in her home. She was born August 25, 1897 on Bunner Ridge, a daughter of the late Ila and Evolena Travis Lake. Her Husband was the late Dayton Grubb, who died March 31, 1969. Mr. and Mrs. Grubb were married August 10, 1917.

Survivors include three sons and five daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Mary) Munza of Montana Mines; Mrs. Bernice Neel, Piney Run; Mrs. Charles (Jeanette) Janes, South Hills, Virginia; Mrs. Charles (Virginia) Knight, New Comerstown, Ohio; Mrs. William (Dorothy) Janes, Piney Run; Donald Grubb, Mountain Home, Idaho; Gordon Grubb, Yonkers, New York and Grant Grubb of Fairmont. Four brothers and a sister: Lester Lake, Piney Run; Claude Lake, East Grafton Road; Beryl Lake, Millersville; Emmet Lake of Norwood and Mrs. Irene Morgan of Route 4, Fairmont. She had 26 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Two sons, four sisters and a brother are deceased. She was a member of the Winfield United Methodist Church.

Friends may call at the Carpenter and Ford Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today.

They are both buried at the Mt. Zion Cemetery near Fairmont, West Virginia.

(1) Jettie Lake Grubb's family Bible.
(2) Marion County Birth Book 2 - Page 60 (Jettie).
(3) Obituaries of Jettie and Dayton in The Fairmont Times, Fairmont, WV.

More About JETTIE ANISE LAKE:
Burial: Mt. Zion Church Cemetery, Little Creek Rd., Fairmont, WV
Religion: Winfield United Methodist Church, Fairmont, WV

More About ORAL DAYTON GRUBB:
Burial: Mt. Zion Church Cemetery, Little Creek Rd., Fairmont, WV
Military service: World War I - Co. I, WV Infantry
Religion: Mt. Zion United Methodist Church, Fairmont, WV

More About ORAL GRUBB and JETTIE LAKE:
Marriage: August 10, 1917

Children of JETTIE LAKE and ORAL GRUBB are:

BYRON DONALD⁷ GRUBB, b. March 31, 1921; m. MARJORIE.

More About BYRON DONALD GRUBB:
Living At: Mt. Home, Idaho (see address)

ii.

MARY EVOLENE GRUBB, b. April 20, 1923; m. STANLEY MUNZA.

More About MARY EVOLENE GRUBB:
Living At: Montana Mines, near Fairmont, WV

	iii.		GORDON ARNOLD GRUBB, b. July 18, 1924; d. November 23, 1989, Yonkers, NY.
	iv.		BERNICE LENORE GRUBB, b. April 20, 1927; m. EDWARD NEEL.
	v.		ESTHER JEANETTE GRUBB, b. October 11, 1929; m. CHARLES JANES.

More About ESTHER JEANETTE GRUBB:
Living At: South Hills, VA

	vi.		GRANT WATSON GRUBB, b. July 28, 1933.
	vii.		VIRGINIA DARE GRUBB, b. June 21, 1936; m. CHARLES KNIGHT.
	viii.		DOROTHY LILLIAN GRUBB, b. August 30, 1938; m. WILLIAM JANES.

More About DOROTHY LILLIAN GRUBB:
Living At: Piney Run, near Fairmont, WV

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