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Persoonlijke gegevens George LAKE 

• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1819 in Ickleford, Hitchin, Hertfordshire.
• Hij is gedoopt op 20 april 1819 in St Mary the Virgin, Pirton, Hitchin, Hertfordshire.Bron 1
• Beroepen:
• in het jaar 1851 Agricultural Labourer in Little Green, Pirton.
• in het jaar 1861 Dealer in Pirton.
• tussen 1862 en 1864 Higgler in Pirton.
• in het jaar 1871 Dealer in Little Green, Pirton.
• in het jaar 1881 General Dealer in Pirton.
• in het jaar 1885 Dealer in Pirton.
• in het jaar 1891 General Dealer, shop in Nr Burge End, Pirton.
• Hij is overleden februari 1897 in Pirton, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, hij was toen 78 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven op 3 maart 1897 in St Mary the Virgin, Pirton, Hitchin, Hertfordshire.Bron 2
• Een kind van James LAKE en Charlotte PRIMETT

Gezin van George LAKE

Hij is getrouwd met Elizabeth ROBERTS.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 24 december 1843 te St. Mary the Virgin, Pirton, Hertfordshire, hij was toen 24 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Mary Charlotte LAKE  1847-1847
2. Samuel LAKE  1862-????
3. Abigail LAKE  1850-????
4. Mary Ann LAKE  1855-????
5. Charles James LAKE  1864-1923 
6. George LAKE  1856-1936 
7. Matilda LAKE  1845-1925 
8. Arthur LAKE  1855-???? 
9. Ephraim William LAKE  1852-1926 

Notities over George LAKE

1841 aged 20, living at Little Green with his parents James and Charlotte Lake, and siblings William and Thomas. 1851 aged 32, living at Little Green next door to his parents, with his wife Eliza 26 and daughters Matilda 5 and Abigail 1. 1852 Hertford Mercury and Reformer: Saturday 22 May 1852 "Stealing Pork at Pirton" GEORGE LAKE, aged 32, general dealer, at Pirton was charged with stealing on Saturday the 24th of April 2lbs of pork, the property of WILLIAM FARR. Mr W HAWKINS conducted the prosecution; Mr T CHAMBERS defended the prisoner. The prosecutor stated that he was a butcher, at Pirton. On Saturday the 24th April, he was going his round by Offley and Lilley, and employed the prisoner in charge of his horse and cart; he was gone about half an hour, and on returning, he found a piece of pork missing, which he found in the nose bag belonging to the prisoner. The prisoner was given in custody, and on searching him some pig's fry was found in his pocket. He at first denied all knowledge of the pork in the nose bag, but afterwards admitted having taken it, and offered to pay double or treble the value of the pork. Cross-examine by Mr CHAMBERS: Prisoner lent me his horse and cart, and I used to pay him for it. GEORGE TURNER, police constable, corroborated the evidence of the prosecutor respecting the pork. Mr T CHAMBERS briefly addressed the jury, remarking that if the witnesses had not misunderstood the statement of the prisoner (which he contended was probable) he had better have pleaded guilty. Mr ODELL, of Pirton gave the prisoner a good character. Verdict: Guilty with a recommendation to mercy, on account of previous good character. Sentenced to be imprisoned for one month, one week solitary, and the remainder hard labour. 1861 aged 41, living in Pirton village with his wife Eliza 36, and children Matilda 15, Abigail 11, Ephraim 9, Arthur & George 5. 1871 aged 50, living at Little Green with his wife Eliza 46, and children Abigail 21, Arthur 16, George 15, Samuel 8 and James 7. 1881 aged 60, living in Pirton (next door to the Royal Oak) with his wife Eliza 55, sons Samuel 19 and James 18, also living here was their grandson Herbert C. Stapleton 12 who married Ellen Parkins (daughter of Samuel Parkins) on 17 November 1889. 1891 aged 70, living near Burge End with his wife Eliza 66.

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