Charlotte, This is all the information I could locate on the Lovern family from Mercer County. Buried in Oakwood Cemetery located on Rt 20, Princeton WV Hester L. Lovern 10/6/1881-8/4/1950 Greeley R. Lovern 12/8/1881-10/17/1927 E.J. Lovern 8/21/1902-10/8/1925 Elliott F. Lovern 1890-1931 Betty A. Lovern 1865-1918 Charles A. Lovern 1867-1911 Ida Jeanette Lovern 1/1/1928-11/11/1956 Lovern Cemetery: From Elgood take Rt 9 to Chestnut Know and then take left onto Rt 22 to Lovern. Take a left onto Rt 22/2 and then take next dirt road to the left to the Lovern farm. John R. Lovern 12/29/1895-5/2/1923 Montague Lovern 2/3/1927-2/4/1927 Allen Lovern 12/11/1921-12/26/1923 William Alonzo Lovern 7/9/1875-7/5/1957 Lillie Thornton Lovern 11/17/1877-5/10/1964 Clarence E. Lovern 2/26/1909-11/5/1957 Truman Lovern 3/5/1911-12/4/1977 Truman Lovern Jr. 6/10/1934-6/16/1962 David R. Lovern 9/28/1933-6/13/1975 Aaron Lovern 4/19/1899-7/29/1944 A. R. Lovern 6/3/1953-6/3/1953 Steven P. Lovern 5/1953-1953 Methodist Hill Cemetery located at Montcalm Fitzhugh Lee Lovern 8/21/1900-2/20/1936 In 1912, J.C. Carter along with Sam Mason and "Uncle Bill" Lovern bought The Stag, a men's clothing store, from Grover Bowling. Mason and Lovern were silent partners and Carter managed the business. Clarence Lovern was storekeeper at the store that was in Lovern at the old Pine-Morgan home. Coolidge Lovern, nephew of Clarence owns and lives in the old Pine-Morgan-Lovern mansion. Dewey Lovern was a son of Clarence Lovern. The book says the Loverns are buried in the front of the cemetery at the Pine-Morgan home but does not list the names of the Loverns. Hope this helps. Linda,Roanoke,VA