Ryde Cemetery
Mr William Lake
Title: Mr
Forenames: William
Surnames: Lake
Date of Birth: 09/04/1832
Date of Death: 23/02/1877
Burial Date: 27/02/1877
Age at Death Years: 45
Grave Type: Marked
Map Reference Number: RSHG 014 C3/D3
Plot Number: Ryde Old Cemetery Section D Plot 333
Grave Description: Large kerbed double grave, inscription on three tiers with cross on top. Concrete top to grave
Grave Condition Description: Poor condition, kerbstones falling sideways, cross has fallen off onto top of concrete top which is also broken
Other Information: Interred in this double plot, in 333 - William Lake (1877) and Albert Flux (1893), in 334 - Ann Lake (1889) and George Worman Lake (1890), source: Bereavement Services records
Note: William Lake and his brother Harry Lake took over the Eagle Brewery at 37 & 38 High Street Ryde after the death of their brother George Worman Lake in 1866. William and Ann had one son also called George Worman Lake whose interest was in farming - Researched by Roy Brinton.
Note: William Lake and his brother Harry Lake took over the Eagle Brewery at 37 & 38 High Street Ryde after the death of their brother George Worman Lake in 1866. William and Ann had one son also called George Worman Lake whose interest was in farming - Researched by Roy Brinton.
Old Website Grave ID: 2830
Inscription:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM LAKE
BORN MAY 9TH 1832
DIED FEBRUARY 23RD 1877
ALSO OF
ANN, WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS 14TH DECEMBER 1889
IN THE 63RD YEAR OF HER AGE
"IT IS THE LORD, LET HIM DO WHAT SEEMETH GOOD"
"THY WILL BE DONE"
Photographs:
W, A & G Lake and A Flux (March 2007)
Photographer: Janette Gregson
Related Documents:
PDF file: Census; Marriages; Death.''Entries from the 1851-1871 census, marriages from the General Registrars records and the St. Thomas's Church register, and the death notice and brief obituary from the IW Observer. Mr LAKE a local Town Councillor.''
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