Pendleton County KyArchives Obituaries.....MAINS, Lula King, 1937
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MRS WILLIS MAINS

     Mrs. Lula King Mains, 64, beloved wife of Willis Mains, residing in the 
extreme eastern part of Pendleton county, died Sunday afternoon, June 20, 
1937.Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the 
Wesley Chapel Church near Neave, conducted by Rev. C. H. MATTOX and the Rev. 
D.W. NANKEVIL.  Interment took place in the Owen family cemetery.  Funeral 
directors Thomas & Parramore were in charge of arrangements.
     Flower bearers were Mrs. Sallie FLOORE, Mrs. Margaret KING, Mrs. Ida 
RAMSEY, Mrs. Mattie AMBERS, Mrs. Orvie BRUIN and Mrs. Marie ROUNTAS.
     Pall bearers were Nelson, Roy and Acie MARKSBERRY, Jesse MOORE, Shelby 
and Harvy BRUIN.
     Mrs. Mains was born June 14, 1873 in Pendleton county, Ky. and was one 
of our highly esteemed women.  She was married Mar. 3, 1888, to Nelson 
MARKSBERRY and to this union eight children were born, namely, Thomas 
MARKSBERRY, job foreman for the Pendleton County Board of Education's 
building program in Pendleton county; Mrs. Willie MOORE of Milford, Mrs. 
Charles BOOTS and Mrs. Harry McMILLIAN of New Richmond, O., four having 
preceded her in death. She was united in marriage the second time to Willis 
MAINS, July 28, 1916, and became the stepmother of five children.  A 
step-daughter, Mrs. Willie BRUIN of Milford, survives, a brother and sister, 
21 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren also survive, besides her husband 
and many other relatives and friends.
    Mrs. MAINS united with the North Fork Baptist Church over 35 years ago 
and later changed her membership to the Neave Methodist Church over 20 years 
ago.
     - Falmouth Outlook/June 23, 1937 edition(reprinted courtesy of Falmouth 
Outlook for free research only)