Father: Andrew Jackson Polley Sr., of Kentucky; died May 3, 1879 in Texas, burial unknown.
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Barthalamew Sharpless Polley of Mississippi
Urv was a happy go lucky man, He did not let much bother him. He married Tillie Wilburn Bertha Casteel 5 Oct 1900 in Kaufman county, Texas. They had 8 children, "we fondly call them the "Wild Bunch" What the Polley kids did not do, had not been thought of! The kids came of age in the 20's and 30's, they kept the roads hot from eastern Dallas county to Oak Cliff. Through all the shenanigans, Urv would just smile and take a nap. He truly was the epitomy of "Pa Kettle".
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Barthalamew Sharpless Polley of Mississippi
Urv was a happy go lucky man, He did not let much bother him. He married Tillie Wilburn Bertha Casteel 5 Oct 1900 in Kaufman county, Texas. They had 8 children, "we fondly call them the "Wild Bunch" What the Polley kids did not do, had not been thought of! The kids came of age in the 20's and 30's, they kept the roads hot from eastern Dallas county to Oak Cliff. Through all the shenanigans, Urv would just smile and take a nap. He truly was the epitomy of "Pa Kettle".
Father: Andrew Jackson Polley Sr., of Kentucky; died May 3, 1879 in Texas, burial unknown.
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Barthalamew Sharpless Polley of Mississippi
Urv was a happy go lucky man, He did not let much bother him. He married Tillie Wilburn Bertha Casteel 5 Oct 1900 in Kaufman county, Texas. They had 8 children, "we fondly call them the "Wild Bunch" What the Polley kids did not do, had not been thought of! The kids came of age in the 20's and 30's, they kept the roads hot from eastern Dallas county to Oak Cliff. Through all the shenanigans, Urv would just smile and take a nap. He truly was the epitomy of "Pa Kettle".
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Barthalamew Sharpless Polley of Mississippi
Urv was a happy go lucky man, He did not let much bother him. He married Tillie Wilburn Bertha Casteel 5 Oct 1900 in Kaufman county, Texas. They had 8 children, "we fondly call them the "Wild Bunch" What the Polley kids did not do, had not been thought of! The kids came of age in the 20's and 30's, they kept the roads hot from eastern Dallas county to Oak Cliff. Through all the shenanigans, Urv would just smile and take a nap. He truly was the epitomy of "Pa Kettle".
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