Roebuck, which was five miles northeast of Causey was named for a settler who homesteaded in the region. Not even a tin can. There was never a post office, or much of a settlement. It was established because of extra acreage being allowed for a school or homestead loacted on the land.
Nothing remains today except a small cemetery which is called 'The Roebuck Cemetery'.
This writer has found the mention of a cemetery to be unusual in all the towns and settlements I have researched. On my next trip over that way, I am going to visit that little cemetery and read some of the stones if I can. I will report to you my findings.