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I’ll probably get dinged for being off subject. But I really have no where else to go. And it’s freaking me out. Generational curse? I have two documents that appear to represent two families of UEL individuals and I can’t read them. Help?! Photo experts? (media.greatawakening.win) 🧐 Research Wanted 🤔

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Thomas Lake: Genealogical Findings a. Thomas Lake Sr. (1690–1765): • Birth: 1690 in Gravesend, Kings County, New York. • Death: October 19, 1765, in East Amwell Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. • Parents: Capt. John Lake IV and Neeltje Claessen Smit. • Spouse: Jannetje (surname not specified). • Children: ◦ Sarah Michaux. ◦ Catherine Stuphen. ◦ Daniel Lake. ◦ Garrett S. Lake. ◦ Thomas Lake Jr. ◦ Ann Alter. ◦ Ellen Lake. ◦ Winifred Hull. ◦ Jacob Lake. ◦ John Lake. Note: This lineage traces back to early settlers in New York and New Jersey, indicating the family's deep roots in the region. b. Thomas Lake Jr. (1735–1814): • Birth: Circa 1735 in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. • Death: August 20, 1814, in Newberry County, South Carolina. • Spouse: Elizabeth Reeder (married around 1760 in New Jersey). • Children: ◦ David Lake. ◦ Elijah Lake. ◦ Enoch Thomas Lake. Note: Thomas Jr. served as a private in the New Jersey militia during the Revolutionary War before relocating to South Carolina. c. Thomas Lake (1731–c.1813): • Birth: 1731 in New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey. • Death: Circa 1813 in Leeds and Grenville United Counties, Ontario, Canada. • Parents: Nicholas Lake and Mary Johnson. Note: This Thomas Lake migrated to Canada, suggesting a Loyalist affiliation during the Revolutionary War.
Blondell Surname: Regional Presence The Blondell surname has historical roots in Pennsylvania and New Jersey: • Origins: The name is of French origin, with variants like "Blondel." • Notable Individuals: ◦ Alice Blondell: Born in 1900 in Pennsylvania. ◦ Arthur Blondell: Born in 1953 in New Jersey. ◦ Charles Blondell: Born in 1898 in New Jersey. Note: These entries indicate the Blondell family's presence in the region during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Potential Connections and Next Steps Given the prominence of the Lake family in New Jersey and the presence of the Blondell surname in the same region, it's plausible that intermarriages occurred between these families.

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