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Elizabeth Montgomery
Sayward Luckett Wheeler
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Hal Holbrook
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Jane Seymour
Genny Luckett
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Steven Keats
Jake Tench
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Louise Latham
Jary Luckett
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Tony Mockus Jr.
Worth Luckett
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Derin Altay
Ascha Luckett
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Michelle Stacy
Sulie Luckett
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Barney McFadden
Louie Scurrah
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William H. Macy
Will Beagle
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Jeanette Nolan
Granny McWhirter
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James D. O'Reilly
Angus Witherspoon
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Charles Tyner
Reverend Hutchins
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Dorrie Kavanaugh
Mistress Bartram
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Bert Remsen
Isaac Barker
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Joan Tompkins
Aunt Cornelia Wheeler
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Wilford Brimley
Jude McWhirter
3 episodes

Katy Kurtzman
Rosa Tench
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