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Ola Otera Perkins born 13 June 1905 was the daughter of James P. Perkins and Levenus Stewart. Levenus Stewart was the daughter of ? Stewart and Belle Lacey (daughter of Nathan H. Lacey and Mary Jane Stewart.) Levenus' mother died at her birth and she was reared by her grandmother Mary Jane Lacey and Uncle John Evan Lacey.
1900 Census, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma Territory
Lacey, John 44 MO
Lacey, Bette, wife 34 ILL
Roberts, Otta, niece 17 MO
Stewart, Lee, niece 18 TX
Lacey, Mary, mother 67 MO (should be AL)
1910 Census, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma
Perkins, James P. 45 TX
Perkins, Lee 28 TX
Perkins, Abbie Lee 3 OT
Perkins, Record 1 OT
Lacey, John 54 MO
Levenus or Lee married James Patrick Perkins. Other children born to this union were:
Abbie Lee, Record, Dena and Lena (twins), Juanita, Mary, Anna Belle and Jackson C.
The family migrated to West Texas round the Lubbock and Brownfield area.
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