Top Cast
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Dwight Anderson
Young Robert Sheffey
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Harold Kilpatrick
Robert Sheffey the man
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Beneth Jones
Eliza Sheffey
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Elizabeth Edwards
Bertha Kincannon
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Laura Pratt
Aunt Elizabeth
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Robert Pratt
Tyler Frazier
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Richard Rupp
James Stafford
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Jack Buttram
Shedd McComb
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Emery Bopp
Overview
The life and works of 19th-century circuit rider Robert S. Sheffey.
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