Unicoi - James Barnett, 56 Rt. 1, died Saturday following an apparent hear attack. He was a native of Mitchell County, NC.
Mr. Barnett was an employee of the Mayes Brothers Tool Co., Johnson City.
Survivors include his with Mrs. Edith Miller Barnett; two sons, Dale Alvin of the home and Sherrill James Barnett of Elizabethton; seven brothers, Zake, Ralph, Lawrence, Doyle, Bobby, Blyde and Glenn; three sisters, Mrs. Lassie Laws, Mrs. Dora Laws and Mrs. Doris Estep, all of Johnson City. *Source- Johnson City Press, Aug. 2, 1982, Page 2
Mr. Barnett was an employee of the Mayes Brothers Tool Co., Johnson City.
Survivors include his with Mrs. Edith Miller Barnett; two sons, Dale Alvin of the home and Sherrill James Barnett of Elizabethton; seven brothers, Zake, Ralph, Lawrence, Doyle, Bobby, Blyde and Glenn; three sisters, Mrs. Lassie Laws, Mrs. Dora Laws and Mrs. Doris Estep, all of Johnson City. *Source- Johnson City Press, Aug. 2, 1982, Page 2
Unicoi - James Barnett, 56 Rt. 1, died Saturday following an apparent hear attack. He was a native of Mitchell County, NC.
Mr. Barnett was an employee of the Mayes Brothers Tool Co., Johnson City.
Survivors include his with Mrs. Edith Miller Barnett; two sons, Dale Alvin of the home and Sherrill James Barnett of Elizabethton; seven brothers, Zake, Ralph, Lawrence, Doyle, Bobby, Blyde and Glenn; three sisters, Mrs. Lassie Laws, Mrs. Dora Laws and Mrs. Doris Estep, all of Johnson City. *Source- Johnson City Press, Aug. 2, 1982, Page 2
Mr. Barnett was an employee of the Mayes Brothers Tool Co., Johnson City.
Survivors include his with Mrs. Edith Miller Barnett; two sons, Dale Alvin of the home and Sherrill James Barnett of Elizabethton; seven brothers, Zake, Ralph, Lawrence, Doyle, Bobby, Blyde and Glenn; three sisters, Mrs. Lassie Laws, Mrs. Dora Laws and Mrs. Doris Estep, all of Johnson City. *Source- Johnson City Press, Aug. 2, 1982, Page 2
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