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Lamb Flock Gathers
For Annual Reunion
he reunion of the descen-
its of Sylvester and Mary
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family members as "the
jest family in Warren Ck)unty
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0," was held July 22 at the
MA Music Ground on U.S. 42
th of Waynesville.
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nb were the parents of 11
Idren, most of whom moved
barren County in or around
). A head count taken in 1977
led up 1,698 descendants of
couple, the largest number
which were descendants of
nes Preston Lamb, former
lister of the Corwin Pen-
Dstal Church. A total of 671
cendants of the Rev. J. P.
nmy) and Hulda Lamb were
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inly one child of Sylvester
i Mary Margaret Lamb
vives: she is Minerva, who
ved to Warren County in 1934
1 now resides in Lebanon.
. total of 314persons attended
most recent reunion, held
lually the fourth Sunday of
y. First and second place
^aved plaques were given to
families who traveled the
farthest. Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Isaacs of Kentucky and Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Laskes were the
recipients.
The oldest person present was
Mary Jones, eldest dai^hter of
J.P. and Hulda Lamb, who is 84
years of age. She was presented
with a white shawl.
The youngest person present
was Donald Scott Ingram, 24-
day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Ihgram and great great grand
son of the J. P. Lambs. The baby
received an afghan.
Largest faihily present was
the Lewis Lamb family.
Patriarch Lewis Lamb was
presented with a white family
Bible. Nine of his children were
present, including Arlene Estes
and Ray Lamb, both of Corwin;
Elsie Scott and Stella Preston,
both of Dayton; Earl Lamb,
Eddie Lamb and Bessie Fouch,
all of Waynesville; Boyd Lamb
of Centerville; and Marie Isaacs
of Lebanon.
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The Lambs are known throughout the area as a musical family. Above,
closing entertainment at the reunion is provided by David Riddell, Denny
Riddell, Bob Farley, George Kidd and Anthony Abner as Rubin Abner
looks on.
Children of J.P. and Hulda Lamb present at the reunion were, left to
right, Acy Lamb of Lebanon, Vina Purkey of Corwin, Sil Lamb of
Waynesville; Emma Purkey of Corwin; Elmer, Lamb of Harveysburg,
John Lamb of Miamisburg and Lewis Lamb of Clarksville.
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The lAmb family recently held its annual Pentecostal Camp Ground
family reunion, held this year at the (Contributed Photo)
Lamb Family Celebrates Heritage At Gathering
By TARA ENGEL
Each year they gather. The
new additions are welcomed.
The losses in the older gener
ations are noted and
mourned. Individual family
stories are related and meld
ed into one flowing tapestry
of lineal history.
The yearly Lamb family
gathering, held at the Pente
costal Camp Ground on Cen
ter Road, is more than a fami
ly reunion - it is a
celebration of life.
"It's Just something that
everyone in the family looks
forward to. It's really a day of
fellowship and lots of love -
mixed with food galore and a
bunch of reminiscing," says
Lucille Henry, one of the or
ganizers of this year's gather
ing, held on July 26.
Mrs. Henry noted that the
yearly reunion draws in the
descendants of two brothers
- the Revs. J.P. and Mike
Lamb, who moved their fami
lies to the Corwin-Way-
nesville area in the 1920s. It
was in Corwin that the two
brothers founded the Free
Penetcost Holiness Church
in 1927.
This year, the 1.133 direct
descendants of the Lamb
brothers received special
recognition, as state and lo
cal elected officials took note
of their 18th annual heritage
celebration.
"We were sent a flag and
several congratulatory notes.
And Corwin Nixon wrote us a
lovely letter, as did Bob
McEwen," Mrs. Henry said,
adding that her family has al
ways shown an interest in
political activities on both a
local and national level. "My
father, Acey Lamb was invit
ed to meet Dan Quayle in
Wilmington recently - and
years ago my grandfather.
Rev. J.P. Lamb, was selected
to sit with Eisenhower on the
platform during one of the
president's whistle stop
tours."
These and many other rec
ollections are passed from
generation to generation at
the yearly gatherings.
Mrs. Henry noted that fa
miliar local names such as
former Waynesville mayor
Ora Jones. Corwin Mayor Bill
Purkey, Walter Lamb. Ray
Lamb, John Sackett and
Doug Garrett are all direct
Lamb kin.
"We give out awards each
year to family members who
have traveled the farthest;
who are the oldest; the
youngest, the longest mar
ried, etc.," Mrs. Henry said.
"This year Arnold and Bertha
Turner of Waynesville earned
honors as the longest mar
ried - 70 years. Paul Ruther
ford Riddell of Lebanon was
celebrated as the youngest -
and Raymond Lamb of Day
ton was the oldest at 85."
Once the honors are hand
ed out at the Lamb family
gathering, the participants
settle down to the important
stuff - getting to know each
other again. Many have re
"oV.^'iUt* *t'" V*
mained together in the area
over the years - but that
doesn't mean the old stories
lose their flavor.
"We still chuckle about
the one fellow .who decided,
during the depression, that
social security was the mark
of the beast. He moved his
family and everything he
owned, including livestock,
back to Kentucky. But on the
way there, he hit a trolley car
rail and turned over, scatter
ing belongings and livestock
all over the place. Everyone
was OK, but it took them
awhile to get everything put
back together."
Mostly though, the family
speaks with pride of the two
brothers who followed their
vision to a small town in
southwestern Ohio.
"They really started some
thing special. Today, out of
those 1,133 descendants,
over 30 of them arc minis
ters. We have one Kentucky
Colonel, a whole bunch of
community leaders and, well,
just a lot of really decent
folks," Mrs. Henry said,
adding that her own mother,
Blanche Lamb, had twice
been selected as an outstand
ing mother in the area. "I
think my grandfather would
be awfully proud of his fami
ly, as would my great uncle
Mike. If all families took the
time to get together and cele
brate each other once a year,
I believe we'd all-be a lot hap
pier."
LAMB Family
Genealogical File
Western Star Aug. 26, 1992
LAMB, Lillie B., age88,of
368 Chapman St.,'
Waynesviile, diedFrlddjf;
at Kettering Medical;
Center. She was amsijk
ber of Harveysburg Fulf
Gospel Church. Precedfed
in death by her husband^
Silin1981. Survived By 6!
sons, Russell, Jos^phi^
Wilbur, Norman, ali of
Waynesviile/ Everett of
Lebanon, RalphofTeitasil
3 daughters, Geneva Os-;
borne of Georgia, G adys^
Copasof Lebanon, Janicb
Clark of Miamisbu^g; 25
grandchildren; 40 great
grandchildren; lyireat-
great-grandson; 3 broth
ers, George Moore of W,:
Carrollton, William;^
Moore of Wilmington^
Noah Moore of Lebanon;
several nieces and neph
ews. Funeral services I
P.M. Monday at the Har-
Veysbury Full Gospel
Church, Harveysburg;
OH.Rev.JolinLamboffi
dating. Burial Miami
Cemetery. Friends may
call after 4 P.M. Sunday
at the church. The.
Stubbs*Conner Funeral
Home, Weynesvilte in
charge of arrangements.
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and Mrs. Wi/i/a^N. Bone
Anniversary
Wlliam and Pauline Bone
, William N. and
:'50th wedding anniJ^
'24 at
Ifellowship Hall Church
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land friends. family
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^ranhlin of
P^anklin; and
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j FtEV. AND MRS. JAMES LAMB
' ' ' Photo by Dennis Dalton
BY DENNIS* DALTON Reverend Lamb and ai
"It was the best time I've' brother, Mike V. Lamb, began-
ever bad' in: my life," ex- their ministry by doing evan-
clainled Mrs. James Lamb, of gelistie ^vork in southern Ohio'
'Gorwin. while living in Kentucky.
Mhs. Lamb was speaking in 85-year-old minister, now
r^erencB to the _anmversary retired, still remains the Bis-
duin^ recently given to her of ,j^g church. Ason, Acy,
' the Corwin church^
w P Marvm s pastor for the past three years.
Steak House m WaynesviUe. ; ,
The celebration was given to ,, well dedicated'to
the Lambs by their chRdren in Reverend Acy
honor of the couple's sixth- dad was an
eighth wedding anniversary. fvangehst and was away from
"It was the prettiest congre- "ome a lot, mother never
gation of people I've ever iSi"umbled a word."
seen," Mrs. Lamb' declared, i
Mrs. Lamb, 84,. the former .
Huida Hobbs, and Reverend
James Lamb, 85, were married
at" the bride's fam-iiy home' in'
Jackson County Kentucky on
March 2i, 1896.
Approximately 120 of the
couple's family attended the
;Celfebration.
i-ebanon. Mayor Marvin Hol-
lingshead presented the couple
with a. bright pink azalea in
honor of the occasion.
Reverend^ and Mrs. Lamb
and their-fkmily moved to
'barren Gouiit^ in December,
1925., ...
Their', iaihiiy presently' in-
eludes- 11 living children, 94
living grandchildren-, 214 living
great-grandchildren and 17 "
great-great-grandchildren.
Reverend Lamb founded and
ielped to; build the Corwin
'entecost Holiness Church. He
laff been in the %iinistry ,for
tpproximately 50 years.
THE SPENCERS
The Spencers (from left)i J.B., Barbsfa and. ^
Wade.
Gospel group:
calling it quits
By Connie Jones
DAYTON DAILY NEWS
Tne Sjiencers, a nationally known Southern
gospel group from Mansfield, with many No." 1
hits, have announced their retirement, effec-' "
tiveJan. 31.
"We'll still do some television work and a-' - r
few concerts once in a while," said J.B. Speri-"^
cer, who sings in the group with wife, Barbara
(formerly Barbara Lamb from Waynesville)i
and son Wade. "We're just getting tired ofthe..
grind and want to get out of the hard rush of
things," he said. But Spencer admitted they-;:..'
already have two dates booked after the Jan.
31 date. g
"I've worked full time since I was 16, plus
we started singing in 1958, right after I was .
saved. Many weekends the family picked me-.r
up at the factory in the bus on Friday night : n;
and dropped me back off at the factory on .>r .
Monday morning on the way home from, a
concert."
It was that way for years until he retire<V{5?T
from Ohio Steel Tube in Shelby in 1984,
Sllr^! years. Since then, the Spencers have '
formed more than 200 dates a year befcrejpu^--
ting back to 160 this year. . . . .
"I knew they would (retire) some day; I
didn't e:q>ect it to be this soon." said Wad&^.-
who planstolauncha solocareer. Hisbroj^-^^.
er, Kevin, left the group a fewyears ago
sing with his wife inThe Kevin Spencer
Family. ' -
REV. AND MRS. J. p. LAMB
. . . married 61 years
sary^M^Vch'sistwith o^pen hoite anniver-
with friends and relatives that came and vL a enjoyed visits
' Rev. Lamb is 78 and Mrs Lamb severai nice gifts.:
Kentucky and have iiveri in ti, married at Berea,
been. a miSster for 41 v-nn. ^^^yiesville area for 31 years He has
Indiana. He is still active in and
Corwin. Penticost Holiness Church at
Wc^ZtKy. XZBee Tsaaoro'DSuuf'k^'^M
gan, Mrs. Emma Purkey and Mr^ vL? p^ China Mor-
seven sons, Sylvester of Winchester fnhn A^M- WaynesviUe;
They -have 105 grandchildren and 136 great grandchildren
RECORD OF FUNERAL
Total No. ...y.i'P Yearly No /.
^ame of Deceased..
Date /Z.T.of/ 19y?r-
(Single Married Divorced)
Residence of Deceased
Charge to..
Address
)rder given by
3ow Secured
Dccupation of Deceased
>Jame of Employer
^ge.
Date of Death.
Date of Birth.. JL- ~ /jSt. f. ^.. V..
...2..
(Months)
.JL
(Days)
Date ofFuneral.^J^^tv.^./.-:. .. As.ofisiL
(Dam (Day o( Week) (Hour)
Services at
Clergyman.;
3is Address
ileligion. of the Deceased
ilesided in the State
Place of Death. .(f^JL
IJause of Death
ontributory Causes
ertifying Physician. .(D-iV.
(or Coroner) yO
]4y2<y<0^*^.
ler Birthplace. . y.
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size and Style of Casket
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^Jame of Father.
Bis Birthplace..
Maiden Name of Mother.
County) (Years) (Months)
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Manufactured by
nterment at.'?^^C4^
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Diagram of Lot or Vault
(State Color)
LolfNo
Grave No
Section No
Owner
(What
HusbandWife-Widow
(Where
Complete Funeral : $
Casket
Metallic Lining
Outside Box
Burial Vault.
(State Kind)
(State Kind)
^State Kind)
Embalming Body .with Fluid
Barber, $ Hair Dressing, $
Dressing Body ^
Suit or Dress, $. .<T Hose, $
(State Color)
Underwear, $ Slippers, $
Folding Chairs, $ Tarpaulin, $
Candelabrum, $ Candles, $
Door Badge, $ Gloves, $
Hearse, $ Ambulance, $
Limousines to Cemetery..... @ $
Autos to R. R. Station $
Getting Remains from
Taking Remains to....
Delivering Box to
Flowers to
Removal Charges
Procuring Burial Permit
(State Number and District)
Certif.Copiesof Death CertificatesNo
(State Physidan'a or Coroner's)
Pall Bearer Service
Personal Service
Use of Chapel ;.
Outlay for Lot
Death Notices in Newspapers,
(Names of Newspapers)
Flowers, $ .Rental of Palms, $.....
Rental of Tent, $ of Temporary Tomb, $
Lowering Device, $ Cremation, $....
Opening of Grave or Tomb
Lining Grave, $ Matting, $
Optlay for Shipping Charges.
Clergyman,!.... .Singers,! Organist,!.
HS?^}Tiekets, $ ^Service,!.
Telegr., Phone, Cable or Radio Charges
Cash Advanced
Out of town Undertaker's Charges
Total Footing of Bill !
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Balance
Entered into Ledger, page.. _^or b^w.
cro
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To Funeral Charges Total, $ By Cash .S
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Insurance, ! Names of Lodges

Names of Insurance Companies
We hereby authorize the above funeral and agree to pay the expensesthereof
Signed......
Witness Signed......
RECORD OF FUNERAL
Total No.. .jar.U .... Yearly No
Name of Deceased. ^
-WM<
Residence of Deceased...
Charge to:..
Address.
Order given by
How Secured
Occupation of Deceased
Name of Employer
Date of Death, .a^.
Dateof Birth... fH.
Age. .
Date of Puneral.T^^^-^^
(Day of Week) ^ (H^)
Services at. -.
Clergyman -
His Address.
Religion of the Deceased
Resided in the State *'/m' u:\
(or U. S. or City or County) (Years) (Months)
Place of Death..
Cause of Death. ^
/5.
... AW.^.
^Biarried Djaprced)
(where Bom)
Contributory Causes
Certifying Physician .
His Address
Name of Father.
His Birthplace.. ^
Maiden Name of Mother.
Her Birthplace..
Remains to K....
Size and Style of Casket.
Manufactured by
Interment at.
Dissram of Lot or Vault
(Days)
Coroner)
(State Color)
I Cemetery
Husbandwife-Widow
Complete Funeral
Casket
Metallic Lining...
Outfflde Box
Burial Vault
Embalming Body.,
Barber, $ . Hair Dressing, $
Dressing Body
Suit or Dress, $. .9^. Hose, $. ..
(S&te Color)
Underwear, $ Slippers, $
Folding Chairs, $ Tarpaulin, $
Candelabrum, $ Candles, $
Door Badge, $ Gloves, $
Hearse, $ Ambulance, $
Limousines to Cemetery..... $
Autos to R. R. Station.... @ $
Getting Remains from..
Taking Remains to
Delivering Box to
Flowers to.
Removal Charges
Procuring Burial Permit
(State Number and District)
^Certif.Copiesof DeathC^ificatesNo.,
Pall Bearer Service
Personal Service...
Use of Chapel
(State Kind)
(State kind)
(State Kind) . .
With Fluid
(State Phjrsidan's or Coroner's)
Outlay for Lot
Death Notices in Newspapers
Flowers, $..
Rental of Tent, $ of Temporary Tomb, $
Lowering Device, $ Cremation, $....
Opening of Grave or Tomb
Lining Grave, $ Matting, $
Outlay for Shipping Charges
Clergyman, $ Singer8,$ Organist, $.
S^JjTickets, $ ^ Service,?.
Telegr., Phone, Cable or Radio Charges
'^ash Advanced
Out of town Undertaker's Charges
(Names of Newspapers)
... Rental of Palms, $
Crematory
Grave No
Section No
Owner
Total Footing of Bill $
Less
Balance
Enteredinto Ledger, page......or Kejow.^
^ero
crCL
cro
t^O.9:
cr*
To Funeral Charges... .Total, $
By Cash $
,^o f
-

Insurance, $ Names of Lodges

Names of Insurance Companies
We hereby authorize the above funeral andagree to pay,the expenses thereof
Signed.
Witness
T vnvnTa.Tvna# k. ilt o*
AS TOLD BY RUSSELL LAMB, JlJt
"JOSEPH P. MOORE, GREAT-GRA?^j^^^if|y''^t^iBafM.l. IAMBWAS THE
FWST BURIAL OF THE LAMB FAMKS CEMETERY, WHO CAME
FROM KENTUCKY TO OHia ^ ^
HE WAS ACONFEDERATE CIVtt, WARVETERAN. "JOSEPH P. MOORE, CORP.,
CO. E, 47th KY INF." (NO DATES) (ISJS I93#) 8EPOUGHT IN THE BATTLE OF
CHATTANOOGA ATLOOKOUT MOUNTAM.
JAMES "JIMMY" P. LAMB, FOUNDERANOFIRST MINISTER OF THE CHURCH
IN CORWIN BUILT HIS COFFIN."
JOSEPH P. MOORE IS BURIED IN THE "INVERTED V LOT AT THE ENTRANCE
K".
itoNDAY.MNUARY 18. 1999
LAMB, Rev.Acy
Age 87, of Gorwin. OH., died Sunday, Jan. 17.
1999, at his residence. He retired fromNCR, the
Sharonville HolidayInn Maintenance Dept.. &
cLs a Pentecostal minister and was a member of
the Pentecostal Ministerial Assoc. Preceded in
death byhis wife. Blanche Lillian: son. Suiton; 5
brothers. Sil, Gilbert. Lewis. Elmer. Cledus; 4
sisters. MaryJones. Bessielsaacs.ChinaMorgan.
Anna Lamb. Survived by 4 sons &daughters-in-
law. Walter &Faye Lamb, AcyW. StEllen Lamb.
Anthony & Karen Lamb, all of Gorwin. John &
Bormie Lamb, of Waynesville; 5 daughters. Lu
cille&i^phHenry, MarilynStGeneThompson.
Ramona&JohnSacket.ailofWaynesville.Velma
Umb, &EffiePatton, both of Gorwin; 1brother,
John Lamb, of Miamisburg; 2 sisters, Emma &
VinaPurkey, both of Corwm; 22grandchildren:
34 great-grandchildren: 11 gt.-gl.-grandchil
dren. Funeral services are 1:00P.M., Tuesday, at
the Gorwin Pentecostal Church, Gorwin. OH.
Rev, James Lamb will officiate. Burial Miami
Cemetery. Visllaiion will be at the Gorwin
Church all day Mondayand until the time ofthe
service Tuesday. Slubbs-Conner Funeral Home
"A/0 GREATER ONE EVER LIVED"
Wife-Blanche Lillian Lamb - Deceased
CHILDREN
Sutton Lamb - deceased
Lucille &Ralph Henry
Waiter &Faye Lamb
Velma Lamb
Effie Patton
Acy W. &Ellen Lamb
Marilyn &Gene Thompson
John & Bonnie Lamb
Anthony &Karen Lamb
Ramona & John Sackett
22 Grandchildren
34 Great Grandchildren
11 Great Great Grandchildren
REV. ACY LAMB
OCTOBERS, 1911 - JANUARY 17, 1999
Tor to me to live is Christ and to die is gain"
Philippians 1:21
IN MEMORY OF
Rev. Acy Lamb
DATE OF BIRTH
October 3,1911
DATE OF DEATH
January 17, 1999
DATE & TIME OF SERVICE
Tuesday, January 19,1999
1:00 PM
PLACE OF SERVICE
Corwin Pentecostal Church
Corwin, Ohio
CLERGYMAN
Rev. James Lamb
FINAL RESTING PLACE
Miami Cemetery
Corwin, Ohio
ARRANGEMENTS BY
Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home
Waynesville, Ohio
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