“OBITS. BIG SANDY NEWS, Louisa, KY. Wednesday, March 10, 1999. DOTSON, Larne FIELDS b. Aug 30, 1930 d. Mar 3, 1999 spouse: Bernard Dotson Parents: Jim Fields & Birdie Judd (dec.) SPARKS, Paul E. b. Jan 17, 1910 d. Mar 4, 1999 spouse: Mary Sue Miller (dec.) Parents: not listed SPARKS, Mary Sue MILLER b. Jun 26, 1910 d. Mar 5, 1999 spouse: Paul E. Sparks (dec.) Parents: not listed HUBBARD, Mildred SIPPLE b. Dec 3, 1926 d. Mar 4, 1999 spouse: Samuel D. Hubbard Parents: Oscar Sipple & Flora Williams (dec.) SHORTRIDGE, Carol Sue JOHNSON b. Feb 15, 1936 d. Mar 1, 1999 spouse: Robert Shortridge (dec.) Parents: Charlie Johnson & Ada Mae Wooten (dec.) BOGGS, Earl b. Oct 13, 1910 d. Mar 6, 1999 spouse: Sophia Edwards Parents: Levi Boggs & Mary Zettie Evans (dec.) BANFIELD, Evelyn HOWARD b. Sep 3, 1919 d. Mar 2, 1999 spouse: Ora E. Banfield (dec.) Parents: Preston Howard & Pearl Kirk (dec.) UNTERWAGNER, Reva Ellen HILL b. Oct 23, 1951 d. Mar 3, 1999 spouse: David Unterwagner Parents: Charles L. Hill & Dorothy Dawson (dec.) HOLT, Edgar b. Sep 10, 1918 d. Mar 7, 1999 spouse: Ruth Jones Parents: Filas Holt & Fannie Hamilton (dec.)” Beverly L. Pack [email protected] Main Lines Researching: PACK, ADKINS, CHANDLER, HEWLETT Looking for any info on PACK -- any time, any where **Exchange of information is welcomed & encouraged!!!!** Lawrence County, KY Veterans http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/lcvet.htm Lawrence County, KY Genealogy & Personal Page http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/home.htm Family Tree Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/a/c/Beverly-L-Pack/index.html

In a message dated 3/20/99 12:02:41 PM, [email protected] wrote: <<SPARKS, Paul E. b. Jan 17, 1910 d. Mar 4, 1999 spouse: Mary Sue Miller (dec.) Parents: not listed SPARKS, Mary Sue MILLER b. Jun 26, 1910 d. Mar 5, 1999 spouse: Paul E. Sparks (dec.) Parents: not listed>> Is this the Paul E. Spark (and his wife) from Louisville, KY that is/was the president of the Sparks Family Association? Jim Farrar

Hello, Sorry if some of you may receive this message more than once. I am sending this to several lists. I have uploaded some unidentified pictures to my homepage. Can anyone identify these folks, or where the pictures were taken? On the back of one of the pictures it says, "This was made on my dad's Birthday. He was 97 June the 17, and I was 64 the 20th of May." This picture was taken abt. June of 1958. (This does not match ANY data that I have for any of my family members.) The other pictures are circa. 1939. On one of the pictures it shows a jacket cover for a book, (this is on a side table) that lists the HANS-WATTS Realty Co. Is anyone familiar with where this Realty co. could have been? Huntington,WV maybe? If anyone can identify these pictures or has any suggestions, ideas.... they are definately needed and most welcome! Thanks!! Lorna Corns-Workman Lorna's Genealogy Page http://www.newwave.net/~pworkman/lorna.htm

“BIG SANDY NEWS. Louisa, KY. Wednesday, March 3, 1999. FAMILY TREES. Genealogy by the Daughters of the American Revolution. THE LYNCH FAMILY – PART II William Lynch, born in 1856, was married to a woman named Lizzie, who was born in 1864. They had one child, Fred D. Lynch, born in 1883. Also living in their household was Minnie B., a daughter in law; Otto Lynch, a grandson born in 1905; Lorna, born in 1910, Walter Rowe, their nephew, son of Lulu Lynch and Gus Rowe. These people lived at Saltpeter, W. Va. Sarah Ann Lynch, the daughter of Fenner and Elizabeth Lynch, married William “Squirrely Bill” Ratliff. Their children were Walter, born in 1897, Jesse, born in 1901, Elizabeth and Meldie. These people lived on Route 37 at Sulphur Springs, W. Va., in back of Johnny Crabtree’s “Pit Stop.” Bracie Dean Ratliff said, “I knew Meldie Ratliff when I was a small child. I played with her a lot. We were very good friends. Her family lived near my family on then Rt. 37, now Rt. 52.” Meldie and Bracie are both deceased. Charlie Lynch, the son of Burl Lynch, was born in 1884. He married Vinnie Bartram, who was born in 1886. Their children were: 1. Lucy, born in 1910, who married Thurl Spears. 2. Lois, date of birth unknown. 3. Madge, date of birth unknown. This family moved to Mansfield, Ohio in the 1940’s.” Beverly L. Pack [email protected] Main Lines Researching: PACK, ADKINS, CHANDLER, HEWLETT Looking for any info on PACK -- any time, any where **Exchange of information is welcomed & encouraged!!!!** Lawrence County, KY Veterans http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/lcvet.htm Lawrence County, KY Genealogy & Personal Page http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/home.htm Family Tree Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/a/c/Beverly-L-Pack/index.html

I found this on another list and thought some on this list might be interested in the progress of the site... Fran To all of you interested in the Family Search site.....my brother in law is an employee of the LDS Church and was the head of Family Search for some time. I wrote him yesterday about the site to say that no one could get on because the server was busy.....this is his reply. Michele They don't want anyone on the server now. They aren't ready for any Beta type testing. They took it down today to put in special passwords. Somebody leaked or someone discovered the network's pre-beta test address and put the address up on the net. The internet system will not be ready for any outside internal evaluators for some period of time. Can't tell you when -- I don't think anyone knows.

“BIG SANDY NEWS. Louisa, KY. Wednesday, March 3, 1999. FAMILY TREES. Genealogy by the Daughters of the American Revolution. This is part of a series of articles to be published by the DAR chapter of Louisa. The articles are prepared by DAR member Clara Pauline Adkins to enlighten enrich, educate and remember our ancestors. Any correspondence can be mailed to Adkins at P. O. Box 86, Fort Gay, WV 25514. THE LYNCH FAMILY – PART I The first record of the Lynch family I could find was of Sarah Lynch, born in 1811 or 1812. Her husband was Enoch Lynch, but he must have died early in life, as there is not record of him. He was not included in the 1850 census. Sarah lived in Pulaski County in the year 1836. Here are Lynch family members recorded in the 1850 census: --Sara Lynch, head of household, 40 years old. --Fenner Lynch, son, 17 years old. --David Lynch, son, 16 years old. --Mary A. Lynch, daughter, 12 years old. Fenner Lynch was born in 1834 in Pulaski County. He was married twice, once to a woman named Darcus and a second time to an Elizabeth. He had a total of five children. --William J. Lynch, born 1856. --Burl Lynch, born 1861. --Charlie Lynch, born 1884. --Wayne Lynch, born 1892. --Sarah Ann Lynch, born 1864. Next time will go into more detail of the children of Fenner Lynch.” Beverly L. Pack [email protected] Main Lines Researching: PACK, ADKINS, CHANDLER, HEWLETT Looking for any info on PACK -- any time, any where **Exchange of information is welcomed & encouraged!!!!** Lawrence County, KY Veterans http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/lcvet.htm Lawrence County, KY Genealogy & Personal Page http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/home.htm Family Tree Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/a/c/Beverly-L-Pack/index.html

"OBITS. BIG SANDY NEWS, Louisa, KY. Wednesday, March 3, 1999. DeLONG, John Michael b. Dec 3, 1980 d. Feb 20, 1999 spouse: none listed Parents: Forest DeLong & Lillie Brown CAMPBELL, Kenneth M. b. Feb 10, 1918 d. Feb 25, 1999 spouse: Margaret Spears Parents: James Samuel Campbell & Elsie Meade (dec.) WORKMAN, Hunter Chase b./d. stillborn Feb 24, 1999 Parents: Christopher Workman & Sharon Jordan LINDSEY, Aileen PRESTON b. Dec 14, 1920 d. Feb 26, 1999 spouse: William F. Freutel (dec.); Dr. Bert Lindsey (dec.) Parents: James H. Preston & Delta Moore (dec.) PETERS, Andrew Jack b. Sep 4, 1914 d. Feb 21, 1999 spouse: Mary Etta Robertson Parents: Lewis G. Peters & Mary Elizabeth Robertson (dec.) BALLARD, Isabelle McCAWLEY b. age 80 d. Feb 23, 1999 spouse: Thomas Emerson Ballard, II Parents: William Howell McCawley & Allethaire Medley (dec.) WALLACE, Eva SMITH b. Mar 14, 1915 d. Feb 28, 1999 spouse: Crosby Cornelius Wallace (dec.) Parents: John B. Smith & Sarah Jane Block (dec.) HUNDLEY, Charles Homer b. May 16, 1916 d. Mar 1, 1999 spouse: Pauline Hundley Parents: John Allen Hundley & Nancy Maynard (dec.)” Beverly L. Pack [email protected] Main Lines Researching: PACK, ADKINS, CHANDLER, HEWLETT Looking for any info on PACK -- any time, any where **Exchange of information is welcomed & encouraged!!!!** Lawrence County, KY Veterans http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/lcvet.htm Lawrence County, KY Genealogy & Personal Page http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/home.htm Family Tree Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/a/c/Beverly-L-Pack/index.html

“OBITS. BIG SANDY NEWS, Louisa, KY. Wednesday, February 24, 1999. BOGGS, Opal Marie EDWARDS b. Dec 13, 1908 d. Feb 20, 1999 spouse: Delbert Boggs, Sr. (dec.) Parents: Orlando Edwards & Mary White (dec.) CORDLE, Ronnie Dean b. Feb 2, 1966 d. Feb 18, 1999 fiancee: Amanda Salmons Parents: Arthur Cordle (dec.) & Ida Belle Barker MOORE, Augustus “Buzz” b. Dec 13, 1917 d. Feb 16, 1999 spouse: Jettie S. Moore Parents: Jim Moore & Nola Hickman (dec.) LYON, Ernestine b. Mar 13, 1930 d. Feb 10, 1999 spouse: none listed Parents: William Ernest Lyon (dec.) & Grettie Jane Evans JAMES, Lexie KIDD b. Jun 12, 1917 d. Feb 17, 1999 spouse: Chriss James (dec.) Parents: Gray Kidd & Della Napier (dec.) SEE, Elbert R. b. Jan 15, 1925 d. Feb 17, 1999 spouse: not listed Parents: Adin T. See & Susie DeBord (dec.) COPLEY, Clyde b. Apr 17, 1945 d. Feb 22, 1999 spouse: Nancy Triplett (dec.) Parents: John Emery Copley & Liza Maynard (dec.)” Beverly L. Pack [email protected] Main Lines Researching: PACK, ADKINS, CHANDLER, HEWLETT Looking for any info on PACK -- any time, any where **Exchange of information is welcomed & encouraged!!!!** Lawrence County, KY Veterans http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/lcvet.htm Lawrence County, KY Genealogy & Personal Page http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/home.htm Family Tree Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/a/c/Beverly-L-Pack/index.html

Hi I just did an article for the WCG&H Soc on my Christian line... information on obtaining a quarterly or joining... Connie Information on the Wayne Co Genealogical & Historical Society. Membership is $18.00 person $20 per family / year They have a avg 36 page Quarterly. (Librarian at the Ironton Library said it's the best one she's ever seen consistantly) Single issues can be obtained for $5.00 + $1 postage = $6.00 Send requests to WCG&HS POBOX 787 Wayne WV 25570 ON LINE: http://members.citynet.net/wcghs Available now ll Cemetery Book $25.00 + $3 postage coming this summer 1920 Census Book

>>Does anyone have access or information on a book, WORKMAN FAMILY HISTORY by: Thelma C. Anderson. I have tried the FHC in Salt Lake City but to order a film talkes a long time and if it is copyrighted, cannot get. I have tried old book stores, and all the book stores around town which usually do not carry Family History books. I called the Publication Co. in Salt Lake and they are out. Any help will be appreciated. Doris Mississippi P. S. This is supposedly about the Workmans in the tri-state area of WV, Ohio, and Ky.<< Doris, I don't have the book but since I live in Huntington, perhaps I can help you... my Great-grandmother was a Workman and I do have some info here at home... Connie [email protected]

Does anyone have access or information on a book, WORKMAN FAMILY HISTORY by: Thelma C. Anderson. I have tried the FHC in Salt Lake City but to order a film talkes a long time and if it is copyrighted, cannot get. I have tried old book stores, and all the book stores around town which usually do not carry Family History books. I called the Publication Co. in Salt Lake and they are out. Any help will be appreciated. Doris Mississippi P. S. This is supposedly about the Workmans in the tri-state area of WV, Ohio, and Ky.

For anyone interested in the NEWMAN families of Boyd, Greenup and Lawrence co., KY, this is to let you know that I have just published a 600 page genealogy of this family, beginning with John Newman who died in Richmond co., VA in 1759. It covers over 6,000 descendants over 16 generations. For details, please contact me, John A. Mahey, [email protected]

The following files were uploaded to the Wayne County Archives in February. You may view these files at http://www.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/wv/wayne.htm Wellman/Corns Deed, 1859 (corns1.txt), file size 3.6 kb, submitted February 1999 by Diana Kinzer Heath Corns/Corns Deed, 1878 (corns2.txt), file size 3.5 kb, submitted February 1999 by Diana Kinzer Heath Corns/Corns Deed, 1861 (corns3.txt), file size 3.0 kb, submitted February 1999 by Diana Kinzer Heath Booth/Corns Deed, 1885 (corns4.txt), file size 3.6 kb, submitted February 1999 by Diana Kinzer Heath Goodman/Lawhorn Marriage, 1882 (goodman1.txt), file size 1.0 kb, submitted February 1999 by Beatrice Goodman Confederate Info, James M. Corns (corns1.txt), file size 3.1 kb, submitted February 1999 by Diana Kinzer Heath Captain's Bond, Colonel James M. Corns (corns2.txt), file size 3.4 kb, submitted February 1999 by Diana Kinzer Heath Some Goodman Family Births, 1883-1889 (goodman1.txt), file size 1.3 kb, submitted February 1999 by Beatrice Goodman Please consider preserving and sharing your treasured Wayne County documents by submitting a transcription of your own. Thanks, Jeannie _____ Jeannie Watts (aka Madam X) Author of "The Descendants of James Bailey & Lucy Simms" http://www.trellis.net/users/madamx Coming soon: "The Descendants of John Thomas Clay, Jamestown Immigrant and son of Sir John Clay of Wales" PLEASE SUPPORT THE USGENWEB PROJECT!!! I am the Archive Coordinator for the following VA Counties: Patrick, Henry, Franklin, Tazewell, Floyd, Pittsylvania, Halifax, Carroll, Pulaski, Montgomery, Bedford, and Campbell. Start here for more info: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/va/vafiles.htm And in WV, McDowell, Mercer, Raleigh, Wayne, & Wyoming Start here: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/wv/wvfiles.htm

Picked this up from another list. Lengthy but informative. ---------------------------------------- This was found at http://www.msnbc.com/news/246411.asp THE NEW WEB SITE (www.familysearch.org) won't officially launch until mid-April, but it is expected to "go live" for testing any day now. Church officials originally planned to leave the site open to all during he test period. But for fear of being swamped, they now may limit access to official testers with assigned passwords. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints collects genealogical records of all kinds because the Mormons believe it is important to perform religious rites on behalf of dead ancestors. It has the world's largest collection of such data. Genealogy is one of the most popular subjects on the Internet. As more information goes online, it seems to create more genealogists. About 100 million Americans have at least dabbled in it, and 19 million actively research their family history, according to a 1995 Maritz Marketing Research study for American Demographics magazine. Rootsweb (www.rootsweb.org) has more than 200,000 subscribers to 3,000 e-mail lists about genealogy. The number of subscribers is growing rapidly, according to John V. Wylie, a professional genealogist from Grand Prairie, Texas. Wylie is a co-founder of GENTECH (www.gentech.org), a non-profit society to help genealogists use technology. Mormon Church officials are vague about what Web surfers can expect to find on their new site, but that hasn't dampened genealogists' enthusiasm. I think the reaction is probably going to be unanimously, 'Wow! It's about time!"' said Marthe Arends, editor of the newsletter Pioneers Online (www.eskimo.com/~mnarends), based in Bellevue, Wash. The newsletter helps genealogists use the Internet. With 2.1 million rolls of microfilm, 700,000 microfiches and 280,000 books, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (www.lds.org) is the ultimate source for many genealogists. The master collection, which includes the birth, death and marriage records of an estimated 6 billion people, is kept in a vault carved 900 feet into the side of Granite Mountain. Completed in 1964, the vault is a testament to the importance the Church places on tracing one's ancestors and performing for them vicarious ordinances of baptism and marriage so that those who lived and died before Joseph Smith founded the church in 1830 can enjoy the benefits of God's grace. The vault contains six separate chambers, each 200 feet long, 30 feet wide and 15 feet tall. The entire vault, dug into the side of the canyon, lies 800 to 900 feet under the mountaintop. The microfilm records are maintained at a temperature below 70 degrees Fahrenheit and at a humidity below 35 percent. Due to the need for a controlled environment, visitors are not permitted, but MSNBC's 360-degree surround video gives you a sense of what one sees at the mouth of the vault. Anyone can use the materials at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City free of charge. They may also borrow materials for a small handling fee at any one of the library's 3,200 branches. A tiny, but important portion of that is available by computer. In 1978, the church began computerizing some of its records in a program dubbed FamilySearch. The program is currently only offered at libraries and branch libraries. The church won't sell FamilySearch to individuals because it can't afford to offer everyone support for DOS, the older operating system the program requires. That makes it the perfect candidate for putting on the Web. With 2 billion rolls of microfilm, 700,000 microfiches and 280,000 books, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (www.lds.org) is the ultimate source for many genealogists. One of the first FamilySearch databases expected to be offered on line is Ancestral File. The simple database lets surfers type in names and find family trees compiled by other researchers, mostly amateurs. As useful as that can be, the information is only as good as the person who submitted it," said Arends. "I'd personaly like to see more primary sources being put online." The International Genealogical Index, also part of FamilySearch, lets researchers search millions of marriage, death and birth records taken from records in the United States and abroad. The church won't say if the index will be offered on the Web site. Even with thousands of church volunteers typing the information from original records into computers, "We can digitize only a tiny fraction of what we capture each year," said David Rencher, manager of public outreach for the Family History Department of the Mormon Church. Still, the output is impressive. Over the past year, the church not only updated FamilySearch, but also released five sets of CD-ROMs reaching back 450 years and ranging from Australian Vital Records to the 1851 British Census. In 1999, it will release the full 1880 U.S. Census and the 1881 British Census, both on CD-ROM. Church volunteers are also working on a 17 million-person database of Ellis Island immigrants that will be released on CD-ROM by the church, posted online by the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation (www.ellisisland.org) and made available at the new American Family Immigrant History Center due to open late next year on Ellis Island.

> FamilySearch® Internet Genealogy Service > > -------------------------------------------------------- > March 4, 1999 > > > > The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released > the following statement regarding current speculation > about an Internet genealogy service sponsored by the > Church: > > Sometime in March or April 1999, The Church of Jesus > Christ of Latter-day Saints will conduct a brief beta > test of a new genealogical service for the Internet. The > Church believes this service will greatly enhance the > way people trace their family history. A formal > announcement and launch is expected in the spring or > summer of 1999. Details will not be available until > then. > > The Family History Department of The Church of Jesus > Christ of Latter-day Saints is an international leader > in genealogical research, with the world's largest > collection of family history records made available to > the public through a system of 3,200 Family History > Centers™ located around the world. > > -------------------------------------------------------- > For more information, contact Michael Purdy at > 801-240-2363, Dale Bills at 801-240-4377, or Dan Rascon > at 801-240-1977. >

Hi everyone. James Adkins posted this on the Adkins list group and I thought some of you on this list might be interested.. Fran Hi Everyone, I was contacted today to evaluate a new genealogy program that generates HTML pages from a GEDCOM file. As most of you know, I have been using Gene Stark's GED2HTML program for about 3 years and am very pleased with its output. There is a new shareware program called GED4WEB and the author has asked me to check it out. While it is a little different from what I currently have, I want your opinion on its output. The main homepage for GED4WEB is: http://www.papineaufamily.com/anthony/familytree/ged4web.htm To view the sample output, you can follow a link from the above link, or go directly to this one. http://www.papineaufamily.com/anthony/familytree/ged4web/Index.htm If you have forgotten what my pages look like or if you have never been to them before, my homepage is at: http://fly.hiwaay.net/~jjadkins/genealogy/HTML/surnames.html Let me know what you think about the new output and if you think I should change what I have. Thanks, James

This was posted on another list....I know some of you were having problems accessing the web site...Hope this helps.. Fran Hey Researchers ~ Try these: http://lds-online.com/family.htm http://www.LDS.org/en/2_Whats_New/Whats_New.html It reads like they will be adding slowly, & some decisions are yet to be made. (The websites are working. If you have a question, e-mail their webmaster directly from the sites.)

“OBITS. BIG SANDY NEWS. Wednesday, February 17, 1999. JACQUELINE JANE BALL 1926-1999. Jacqueline Jane Ball, 72, of Louisa died Tuesday, February 9 at Three Rivers Medical Center. Ms. Ball was born August 28, 1926 in Fallsburg, Kentucky, a daughter of the late Blaine G. Ball, Sr. and Martha Short Ball. She was a retired registered nurse, worked at Riverview Hospital; was a graduate of Louisa High School in 1944 and Ashland Junior College, attended Marshall College, Nazareth College and Bellemite College in Louisville, and graduated from Nazareth School of Nursing at St. Joseph Infirmary in Louisville in 1950. Survivors include one sister, Thelma Roberts of Louisa; one brother, Blaine G. Ball, Jr. of Louisa; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Paul Ray Diamond Friday, February 12 at Myrtle Chapel Church. Burial was in Short Cemetery, Louisa. Young Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.” Beverly L. Pack [email protected] Main Lines Researching: PACK, ADKINS, CHANDLER, HEWLETT Looking for any info on PACK -- any time, any where **Exchange of information is welcomed & encouraged!!!!** Lawrence County, KY Veterans http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/lcvet.htm Lawrence County, KY Genealogy & Personal Page http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/home.htm Family Tree Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/a/c/Beverly-L-Pack/index.html

A new subscriber to the mailing list, I am interested in the following. Amelia "Milly, Malia, Permillia," BLAIR left Russell Co. somewhere in the 1850's. Her husband Benjamin Blair died between 1845 and 1850. Finally finding part of this family in Wayne Co. WV. She is listed as Permillia Blair, a widow marrying Robert (possibly Hobart) White in 1856 in Wayne Co. She is the daughter of William and S. Wallace of Russell Co. VA. Her children were as follows James, Sarilda, Lucinda, Jahiel T., Francis Marion and Sarah E. Blair The oldest son James is also in Wayne Co. and marries Elen Adams in 1855. 2 of James daughters, Nancy J. and Ida N. marry in Wayne Co. at a later date. Nancy is married to Wm. B. Elkins in 1875 and Ida N. marries Alex Vance in 1887. I would appreciate ANY info on any of these people. I can't find Robert White and Amelia in the 1860 Census or any of the other siblings of James. Thank You, John Blair

“OBITS. BIG SANDY NEWS. Wednesday, February 17, 1999. MARY LESTA ROBINETTE 1911-1999. Mary Lesta Robinette, 87, of Louisa died Tuesday, February 9. Mr. Robinette was born November 13, 1911 in Louisa, a daughter of the late James and Rebecca McKinster Estep. She was a homemaker and a member of Isaac Park Church. Survivors include her husband, Lee Robinette of Louisa; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted by Mike Cordle, Francis Rice and Danny Saul Friday, February 12 at Cando Church, Mattie, Kentucky. Burial was in Robinette Cemetery. Young Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.” Beverly L. Pack [email protected] Main Lines Researching: PACK, ADKINS, CHANDLER, HEWLETT Looking for any info on PACK -- any time, any where **Exchange of information is welcomed & encouraged!!!!** Lawrence County, KY Veterans http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/lcvet.htm Lawrence County, KY Genealogy & Personal Page http://www.mindspring.com/~sixcatpack/home.htm Family Tree Page http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/a/c/Beverly-L-Pack/index.html