He would marry Elizabeth Cain on 17 Oct 1908 in Winchester, Virginia. Maurice and Elizabeth would have eight sons and four daughters.
On his WWI draft card in 1917, Maurice is a "laborer with the C&P Telephone Company. On the 1920 Census he is a "lineman for the telephone company". His WWII draft card says he is working for Dunn & Co in Bunker Hill, WV.
Maurice passed away at Winchester Memorial Hospital on 23 Jan 1964 of an "acute coronary occlusion". His death certificate indicates he retired from the "wollen mill". He is buried at the Shenandoah Memorial Cemetery in Winchester next to Elizabeth.
He would marry Elizabeth Cain on 17 Oct 1908 in Winchester, Virginia. Maurice and Elizabeth would have eight sons and four daughters.
On his WWI draft card in 1917, Maurice is a "laborer with the C&P Telephone Company. On the 1920 Census he is a "lineman for the telephone company". His WWII draft card says he is working for Dunn & Co in Bunker Hill, WV.
Maurice passed away at Winchester Memorial Hospital on 23 Jan 1964 of an "acute coronary occlusion". His death certificate indicates he retired from the "wollen mill". He is buried at the Shenandoah Memorial Cemetery in Winchester next to Elizabeth.
Family Members
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Howard Kenneth Lake
1909–1994
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Elmer Douglas Lake
1911–1970
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Louise Virginia Lake DeHaven
1913–1973
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Earl William Lake
1914–1979
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Andrew Marshall Lake
1917–2005
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Helen Gertrude Lake
1918–1927
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Maurice Franklin Lake
1921–1990
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Alice Kathleen Lake
1923–2019
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Godfrey Eugene Lake
1927–2012
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Robert Wesley "Bodgie" Lake
1932–2014
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