Lea Roberts was born Leatha Roberta Hicks in Dayton, Ohio on 15 April, 1946.
Interview with Lea can be found in the magazine 'In The Basement'.  Issue 37

Margie Alexande was born Marjorie Lucille Alexander in Temple, Georgia on 11 October, 1948   was born Marjorie Lucille Alexander in 948
Interview with Margie can be found in the magazine 'In The Basement'.  Issue 19

Annette was born  in Miami, Florida. She died on 4.April 1977 in a plane crash.
Taken from Paul Kelly Inteview ....Annetta had a single release on Love Hill (and, subsequently, Juggy) called 'Since There Is No More Of You'. Written by Paul Kelly, recorded on a trip by the lady to New York and featuring his additional vocal support, 'Annetta' is better known as Annette Snell. Paul took a little time out to talk about the lady, whose career was tragically curtailed by a fatal plane crash in Georgia on April 4, 1977 but not before she had recorded a number of his songs for Buddy Killen and Dial in the earlier part of the seventies, most notably the #19 'Billboard' r&b hit, 'You Oughta Be Here With Me'... 'I met Annette Snell about 1960 with Waymon Walker. He used to go with a little girl in Opa-locka whose name was Mattie [Lovett]. And we dealt with Mattie and they had a group - the Mar-Vells, that was they name of the group. It was a good group. They moved to the city and we started putting songs together for them. I used to give them Marvelettes songs to sing live and Annette Snell was part of that group. She was super. Loretta [Letlo] used to do all the lead singing. We didn't know at the time that Annette was so good. The group were all good.'The Mar-Vells would do a lot of session work in Miami in the early sixties, before going on to record in their own right for Sound Stage 7 and Monument as the Fabulettes in 1967/68. They split when Annette opted to go solo and, specifically discussing 'Since There Is No More Of You', Paul said, 'I didn't duet, I do the background. If you call it a duet, in that case it's a 'triple-et', because there's Juanita there too. She used to be on all my songs in the seventies.' He added, 'Annette's death was a tragedy. There is stuff we recorded on her that has never been released. Buddy Killen may still have the tracks.' 

Lorraine Johnson was born in Huntsville, Alabama on 26 January, 1949.
Interview with Lorraine can be found in the magazine 'In The Basement'.  Issue 33