Obituary for James Craig in Pathfork Kentucky
James Craig aged 71, resident of Pathfork, Kentucky, died at 12:05 a.m. He was born in Bell County and survived by his widow Lawinda Hensley and daughter Mrs Charlie Uonsatey. The body will be moved to his daughter's home Friday morning for viewing before the funeral at the church.
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