The No Religious Test Clause of the United States Constitution is found in Article VI, paragraph 3, and states that:
Loretta Lynnâs âCoal Minerâs Daughterâ gave a voice to marginalized Americans. This story was originally covered by PRIâs Studio360. For more, listen to the audio here. In 1970, a country song about growing up in hard times in the in the Appalachian Mountains hit number one on Billboardâs country music charts. The success of âCoal Minerâs Daughter,â by Loretta Lynn was a surprise, even to her.
Loretta Lynn's Oldest Daughter Dies. A family representative says Betty Sue Lynn, the oldest daughter of country singer Loretta Lynn, has died. She was 64. According to the statement from the family, Lynn died Monday from complications of emphysema in Waverly, Tenn., near her motherâs ranch in Hurricane Mills. Loretta Lynn, who has six children, was born in the coalfields of eastern Kentucky and chronicled her life in an autobiography and song, both titled âCoal Minerâs Daughter.â The country starâs family issued a statement on Facebook Monday, thanking fans for their support.