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Robert Preston Kepley Family
Submitted by: Leila Evett


Robert "Bob" Preston Kepley was born 2 March 1859 in Polk County, Missouri, son of James Henry Kepley and Elizabeth Chaney.
Elizabeth "Betty" E. Williams was born 21 November 1853 in Polk County, Missouri, the daughter of Thomas Williams and Mary Jane Stewart. Her father died when she was only a few months old and her mother married Nathaniel Hazzard Lacey in 1855. Mr. Lacey was a widower with three children. Betty Williams married Robert Preston Kepley in Polk County, Missouri in 1882. To this union were born two children:
Myrtle Mae married Andrew Jackson "Jim" Caffey
Henry S. "Tone" married Mrs. Ora McClain
The Kepley family lived in Missouri, Texas and Indian Territory before moving to Roger Mills County where they filed for homestead in January 1899 in Section 29, Twp 14 North, Range 21 WIM. This is where they were living in 1908 when Betty died.


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