Ike Lake

Ike Lake P Photo: “Ike Lake”, 1890 Reunion Photo. Hardcopy is in Source Binder. Not Scanned. Born: 9 August 1837.[4386] 1837.[4387] Circa 1833 if age 72 n 1905.[4388] Died: Nov. 23, 1905. Buried Warrenton Cemetery Co. D [Little Fork Rangers,] 4 Va Cav/ C.S.A.[4389] 24 November 1905 at age 72.[4390] Obituary: One may be found in the Fredericksburg Freelance, 28 November 1905, page 2, column 3.[4391] Other Family: [# A Lake family written up in Criswell. Nancy Lake McCarty provided information.] [# John Gott wrote “The Lake Family.] Stories, Letters & Biographies: “We reached a colonial residence, and awoke the owners. He told us how to cross the river, then learned we were Confederates escaping from prison. He then exclaimed, ‘Wait.’ ”[4392] See Stories Chapter under Johnzie Tongue. This story refers to “Lake Brothers.” Not sure whether same Lakes. CSR: “Isaac N. Lake”; Company D; enlisted 4 March 1862; captured 9 January 1864 Culpeper; Point Lookout Prison 16 January 1864; exchanged 15 February 1865; paroled 22 April 1865 Winchester; Recipient, UDC Southern Cross of Honor 1903. Additional Information: How did he get into the reunion photograph? # Lakeland the home of Ludwell Lake[4393] was where Mosby was wounded. See News and Notes, Fauquier Historical Society, Vol. 11, No 4, Fall, 1989. #