A promising young attorney, Robert Marion Keasler died of typhoid fever in April 1882, leaving a widow, Nannie Skaggs Keasler (Find A Grave Memorial# 5693698), and a daughter Roxy Lee. His youngest daughter Roberta (Find A Grave Memorial# 5693688) was born after his death, but lived only six months. His daughter Roxy Lee died of typhoid fever a few months after his death. His daughter Ethel May predeceased him. Two years before his death he was elected County attorney of Gregg County.
His parents were Mary Jane Smith, daughter of Jacob Smith, and Joseph Keasler. His sister was Elladora Keasler Smith (Find A Grave Memorial# 5693715.)
His parents were Mary Jane Smith, daughter of Jacob Smith, and Joseph Keasler. His sister was Elladora Keasler Smith (Find A Grave Memorial# 5693715.)
A promising young attorney, Robert Marion Keasler died of typhoid fever in April 1882, leaving a widow, Nannie Skaggs Keasler (Find A Grave Memorial# 5693698), and a daughter Roxy Lee. His youngest daughter Roberta (Find A Grave Memorial# 5693688) was born after his death, but lived only six months. His daughter Roxy Lee died of typhoid fever a few months after his death. His daughter Ethel May predeceased him. Two years before his death he was elected County attorney of Gregg County.
His parents were Mary Jane Smith, daughter of Jacob Smith, and Joseph Keasler. His sister was Elladora Keasler Smith (Find A Grave Memorial# 5693715.)
His parents were Mary Jane Smith, daughter of Jacob Smith, and Joseph Keasler. His sister was Elladora Keasler Smith (Find A Grave Memorial# 5693715.)
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