Family Group Sheet
NameLeonard Pettit, 2C1R
Birth4 Jun 1934, Rowan Co., Kentucky
Death26 Nov 1981, Fayette Co., Kentucky
BurialNew Sill Cem., Christy Creek, Rowan Co., Kentucky
FatherFrank Petitt (1892-1956)
MotherNettie James (1894-1965)
SpouseRuby L. Conn (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
FatherMartin Luther Conn (1878-1951)
MotherMartha L. Brittain (~1903-)
Children
1 MRobert ("Bobby") Neal Pettit , 3rd Cousin (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
SpouseVickie L. Manley (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
SpouseSusan Kay Black , 2C1R (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
2 MLarry W. Pettit , 3rd Cousin (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
SpousePhyllis A. Riddle , 3rd Cousin (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
SpouseViola A. Chaney (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
SpouseCathy J. Kidd (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
3 FDianna L. Pettit , 3rd Cousin (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
SpouseJoseph “Joe” O. Reynolds (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
4 MPaul Michael Pettit , 3rd Cousin (Data Omitted for Privacy)*
Notes for Leonard Pettit
Birth index at Kentucky Vital Statistics office in Frankfort lists Leonard Pettit, b. 4 June 1934 in Rowan Co., mother's maiden name Nettie James
Stone in New Sill Cemetery for Leonard Pettit, d. Nov 26, 1981, age 47.
Social Security Death index lists Leonard Pettitt, b. 4 June 1934, d. Nov 1981, SSN 276-32-9215 issued in Ohio, last residence in Morehead, KY.
Death index at Kentucky Vital Statistics office in Frankfort lists Leonard Pettitt of Rowan Co., d. 11-26-81 in Fayette Co., age 47, certificate Vol. 59, #29468.
His obituary as printed in the Morehead News of Dec. 1, 1981, read “Leonard Pettit, 47, of 903 East Main Street, died Thursday, Nov. 26, [1981] at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Lexington after a brief illness. A native of Rowan County, he was the son of the late Frank and Nettie James Pettit. Before retiring, Mr. Pettit worked for the State Highway Department and the Point Express.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ruby Pettit; three sons, Robert Pettit, Morehead, Larry Pettit, Ashland, and Paul Michael Pettit, U.S. Air Force. A daughter, Dianna Pettit, Morehead; two brothers, Ewing Pettit, Morehead, and Russell Pettit, Hamilton, Ohio. Also two sisters, Mrs. Inez Sturgill, Morehead, and Mrs. Mildred Henry, Astor, Fla., and a grandchild.
Services were conducted Sunday, Nov. 29, at the Lane-Stucky-Back Funeral Home by the Rev. Leon Burton and the Rev. L. E. Colliver. Burial was in the New Sill Cemetery at Haldeman. Pallbearers were Dennis Crum, Buck Jones, Jerry Strunk, Charlie Harris, Ed Alderman, Bobby Stamper and Danny McKinney. Honorary pallbearers were Russell Fultz, Ott Roark, Woodrow Cecil, Larry Hamm, Winford Royse, Harlan James and Ted Pass II.”
Stone in New Sill Cemetery for Leonard Pettit, d. Nov 26, 1981, age 47.
Social Security Death index lists Leonard Pettitt, b. 4 June 1934, d. Nov 1981, SSN 276-32-9215 issued in Ohio, last residence in Morehead, KY.
Death index at Kentucky Vital Statistics office in Frankfort lists Leonard Pettitt of Rowan Co., d. 11-26-81 in Fayette Co., age 47, certificate Vol. 59, #29468.
His obituary as printed in the Morehead News of Dec. 1, 1981, read “Leonard Pettit, 47, of 903 East Main Street, died Thursday, Nov. 26, [1981] at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Lexington after a brief illness. A native of Rowan County, he was the son of the late Frank and Nettie James Pettit. Before retiring, Mr. Pettit worked for the State Highway Department and the Point Express.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ruby Pettit; three sons, Robert Pettit, Morehead, Larry Pettit, Ashland, and Paul Michael Pettit, U.S. Air Force. A daughter, Dianna Pettit, Morehead; two brothers, Ewing Pettit, Morehead, and Russell Pettit, Hamilton, Ohio. Also two sisters, Mrs. Inez Sturgill, Morehead, and Mrs. Mildred Henry, Astor, Fla., and a grandchild.
Services were conducted Sunday, Nov. 29, at the Lane-Stucky-Back Funeral Home by the Rev. Leon Burton and the Rev. L. E. Colliver. Burial was in the New Sill Cemetery at Haldeman. Pallbearers were Dennis Crum, Buck Jones, Jerry Strunk, Charlie Harris, Ed Alderman, Bobby Stamper and Danny McKinney. Honorary pallbearers were Russell Fultz, Ott Roark, Woodrow Cecil, Larry Hamm, Winford Royse, Harlan James and Ted Pass II.”
