Lakes family name history and map

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Lakes in 1911 Ireland

The 1911 Census recorded just 41 people named Lakes in Ireland: 23 men and 18 women.

Counties with Lakes in Ireland

Most Lakeses were found in Carlow (19), with smaller numbers in Dublin (17) and Kilkenny (5).
Surname distribution map, 1911 census

Lakes average age in 1911

The average Lakes in 1911 was 18.2 years old, though with only 41 people recorded, averages like this should be taken loosely.

Lakes literacy in 1911

Of the Lakeses whose literacy was recorded, 52.8% could both read and write, 2.8% could read but not write, and 44.4% could do neither.

Lakes common first names

Among the Lakeses were men named Thomas (7), William (5), John (4), Patrick (3) and Michael (2) and women named Julia (4), Mary (3), Bridget (2), Catherine (2) and Bridie.

Lakes occupations in 1911

The most common entry on a Lakes's census form was "Scholar"; 29.3% (12) were children at school. Among the rest, the most common occupations were general labourer (14.6%), no occupation / dependent (12.2%), domestic servant (7.3%) and farm labourer (4.9%).

What religion is Lakes?

Lakeses were overwhelmingly Roman Catholic, 100% of them.

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Lakes statistics (1911)

Number: 41
Rank: 6,436
Average Age: 18

Lakes in the USA (2020)

Number: 2,859
Rank: 10,674

Note: If there were less than 100 in the USA census it will show as zero. 

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