1Paintsville Herald, Obit-Honeycutt,Burns, pub.Thurs.,3-16-1939, 12 Apr 2002. " Honeycutt,Burns-3-16-1939.jpg DEATH CLAIMS AUXIER MAN Burns Honeycutt, 56, of Auxier, died Sunday, March 5, at the Paintsville Hospital following an operation for appendicitis. Funeral services were held Monday, March 6, at his home. Burial followed in the family cemetery near Auxier. Rev. Griffith, of Prestonsburg, was in charge of the services. Mr. Honeycutt was an employee of the North-East Coal Company, having served the company for 25 years as blacksmith. He is survived by his widow and a number of children. The Paintsville Herald Thursday March 16, 1939.".
1Paintsville Herald, Obit-Honeycutt,William, 13 Feb 0002. "YOUNG MINER DIES IN ACCIDENTWilliam Honeycutt, 39, of Auxier died Friday night, his death the result of a broken neck sustained that day when he dived from a springboard into about three feet of water in the Big Sandy River. His head hit the bottom with such force that his neck was broken, death coming about six hours after the accident. Mr. Honeycutt had worked in the mines Friday, and it was after he had returned home for supper that he and his older children went to the river for a swim. He is survived by his wife, Ruby, a grandaughter of Mrs. Ida McKenzie, who passed away that same day, six children, one sister, Mrs. Alka Wolfe, and two brothers, Orville and Virgil, all of Auxier. He is also survived by his stepmother, Mrs. Emma Honeycutt and several half brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Auxier Church, with Revs. S.C. Honeycutt and W.H. Horne in charge. Funeral and burial were under the directions of the Jones Funeral Home.PAINTSVILLE HERALDAUGUST 10, 1944.".
1Paintsville Herald, Obit-Honeycutt,Nathan I, pub.Thurs.Mar.6-1941, 13 Apr 2002. "AGED MAN DIES MARCH 3 AT ODDS, KY. Native Of Virginia Passes At Home Of Daughter Nathan Honeycutt, aged citizen of the Daniels Creek section, died Monday, March 3, (1941), at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Cora Wells, at Odds. He had been ill ten days following a stroke. Mr. Honeycutt was a native of Virginia but moved to that section in early childhood where he spent his entire life. He was 83 years old and had been married three times. His wives have preceded him in death. He leaves many survivors in the Big Sandy Valley. He is survived by the following children: Mrs. Addie Virse and Mrs. Cora Wells, Odds; John Honeycutt, Sandusky, Ohio Mrs. Bertha Collins, Auxier, Mrs. Ben Wells, Oldtown, Ky.; Mrs. Virgie Phelps, West Van Lear; Rev. S. C. Honeycutt, Auxier; Mrs. Mary Wells and Mrs. Amanda Hurt, Weeksbury; Samp and Bob Honeycutt, Odds; Mrs. Nora Delong, Auxier, and Mrs. Nora Honeycutt, Boldman, Ky. One son, Burns Honeycutt, preceded him in death. He is also survived by 65 grand children, 74 great- grandchildren and one great-great grand child. Mr. Honeycutt had worked as a farmer and had spent 60 years of his life as a minister of the gospel in the United Baptist Church. Funeral services were held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Cora Wells at Odds, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, with Rev. J. H. Short, of Meally, in charge. Burial was made in the family cemetery at Odds with the undertaking department of the Paintsville Fur. Co. in charge. The Paintsville Herald Thursday March 6, 1941.".