Louise Long was a daughter of Camble Herman Long 1881 – 1960 and Flora E Moore 1883 –1956. Her siblings were: Vannie Long 1906 – 1975; John Claxton Long 1907 – 1948; Ruby Emmiliene Long 1909 – 1989; William Nicholas Bunn Long 1910 – 1973; Marie Long 1911 – 1982; Lincoln Dale Long 1913 – 1973; Mable Gladys Long 1916 – 2003; Carl Herman Long 1918 – 1921; Mary Ruth Long 1920 – 2002; Talmadge Taylor Long 1922 – 1966; Edith Long 1924; James Otis "Jimmy" Long 1925 – 1991 and Illa Jean Long 1929 – 2001.

In 1920 Louise was 5 years old and had not started to school yet. Her father was a mail carrier on a rural route. They lived in a house that her parents bought and they didn't have a mortgage on it.

In 1930 all Louise's siblings were living at home. Vannie was now a teacher at a public school, and John was working in as a salesman in a Department Store. Her father was now working in the Post Office. With 13 children at home Flora would be busy trying to cloth and feel all of them.

In 1940 Louise had completed her high school education, and was helping with family support by working as a farmerett on the home farm at no wages or salary.

On June 28, 1941, she became the bride of Martin Kite and gave birth to one son.

In the Publication of the Lincoln Park, Michigan, City Directory, 1953, Louise and Marvin Kite were living at 369 New York av. Lincoln Park; Allen Park; Melvindale, Michigan.

On Nov. 15, 1956, Louise experienced an untimely death, in an automobile accident in Detroit, Michigan. Her body was shipped to Steward Funeral Home in Bulls Gap, Services were held at the United Brethren Church in Whitehorn, Tn. on Nov. 20, 1956, with burial in the Kite Cemetery. Rest in Peace, Louise. (bio by Audrey DeCamp Hoffman)