--He was among 10 children born to James V. Abernethy and wife Alice Roxanna Baldwin.
--U.S. Marine Corps Veteran. He served from September 1924-September 1928.
--Occupation: Farm Laborer with his brother in 1920. He was a Laborer at the Mercer plant in 1930 and a textile worker in Mecklenburg County in 1940.
--Lester married Fay Lee Holton during the 1930s.
--Note: this is a common last name in the area, often spelled Abernethy, sometimes varying within a family.
--U.S. Marine Corps Veteran. He served from September 1924-September 1928.
--Occupation: Farm Laborer with his brother in 1920. He was a Laborer at the Mercer plant in 1930 and a textile worker in Mecklenburg County in 1940.
--Lester married Fay Lee Holton during the 1930s.
--Note: this is a common last name in the area, often spelled Abernethy, sometimes varying within a family.
--He was among 10 children born to James V. Abernethy and wife Alice Roxanna Baldwin.
--U.S. Marine Corps Veteran. He served from September 1924-September 1928.
--Occupation: Farm Laborer with his brother in 1920. He was a Laborer at the Mercer plant in 1930 and a textile worker in Mecklenburg County in 1940.
--Lester married Fay Lee Holton during the 1930s.
--Note: this is a common last name in the area, often spelled Abernethy, sometimes varying within a family.
--U.S. Marine Corps Veteran. He served from September 1924-September 1928.
--Occupation: Farm Laborer with his brother in 1920. He was a Laborer at the Mercer plant in 1930 and a textile worker in Mecklenburg County in 1940.
--Lester married Fay Lee Holton during the 1930s.
--Note: this is a common last name in the area, often spelled Abernethy, sometimes varying within a family.
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