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1. [ROGERS-BEN] Thank you to Ray [1]
Ray Thank you for the great surprise in my mail box today. Please email me at RLBeagle71@aol.com Thanks Lyla
2. [ROGERS-BEN] bonds [1]
Cousins, I was looking through Administrators Bonds & Letters yesterday, I hope someone can explain the following. We, Jesse L. Rogers are bound to the State of Tennessee, in the penalty of one hundred thousand ($100,000.00) dollars. Witness our hands and seals, this 11 day of January A.D. 1897. The condition of this obligation is such, That whereas the above bound Jesse L. Rogers has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of C.H.Rogers, deceased. It goes on to say Jesse lives in Knox Co. C.H. Rogers d
3. [ROGERS-BEN] Lewis Moon Rogers [1]
Kay & Ray, Here is something that McKinzie once wrote about Lewis Moon Rogers: "Uncle Steven Rogers told me that his uncle Lew, who had a phenomenal memory, told him much of what he has learned about the Rogers family, and he attribures his early interest in his family to the stories and facts passed on to him by his uncle." Jerry
4. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] (no subject) [1]
Dear Kay, I am interested in the real estate transactions that involve Pleasant, Major David, or John the Powder Maker. Thanks for all of your hard work. Paiit > Kay > I find your emails very interesting. > Please send me the listings of the real estate transactions. > Thanks for all your hard work > Lyla > > > ==== ROGERS-BEN Mailing List ==== > This list is dedicated to learning more about the Rogers line that began in > America with the arrival of Benjamin (the Immigrant) Rogers in Virginia July >
5. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] Major David [1]
Lyla, The following was taken from; Claiborne County History, Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1887. Reprinted 1990 by Mountain Press, Signal Mountain, TN, page 11. David F. Rogers, farmer and stock raiser, was born near his present residence, October 26, 1813, the son of David and Mary (Lewis) Rogers. The former was of English origin, born in 1779, in Wythe County, VA. and deceased in this county, in 1873; the latter was of Scotch stock, born in Guilford County, NC, in 1781, and deceased in this co
6. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: William Fletcher Rogers [1]
Jerry would like to receive the info you describe below as DR Rev. William my 3rd great grandfather. Lea From: To: Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 2:25 AM Subject: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: William Fletcher Rogers > Cousins, > > I thought some of you would surely be interested in this. It comes from one > of our new members who is decended from William Fletcher Rogers b. ca 1815, > son of William (Dr Rev William) Rogers b. 1777. > > Jerry > > > ==== ROGERS-BEN Ma
7. [ROGERS-BEN] Fw: [ROOTS-L] Carr- historical book [1]
Thought you of the Carr descendants might like to follow up on this. Lea ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2001 10:57 AM Subject: [ROOTS-L] Carr- historical book > I have a book dated 1857 "Early Times" in Middle Tennesse by John Carr > pioneer of the west) It is a collection of articles which appeared in the > Nashville Christian Advocate. The stories are fascinating with many > recollections of Capt James Robertson and the
8. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] (no subject) [1]
Patti, Claiborne Co. TN General Index to Land Records First Column 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th ****************************************************************************** ****************** Grantee Grantor Kind of Date Book Page Consideration Instrument ***************************************************************
9. [ROGERS-BEN] Rexford B. Rogers [1]
Here is some additional information from Tracy on William Fletcher Rogers' descendants: Rexford Bascom Rogers (son of Marquis Lafayette Rogers b. 1854 and grandson of William Fletcher Rogers b. 1815), b. 1882 in McClouth, Jefferson Co., KS.; d. 1962 in Kansas City, Wyandotte Co., KS.; m. 1902 in Jefferson Co., KS. Pearl E. Haines, b. 1881 in Mound City, Holt Co., MO.; d. 1942 in Kansas City, Wyandotte Co., KS. Ambrose Lafayette, b. 1905 in McClouth, Jefferson Co., KS.; d. 1985 in Richland
10. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: William Fletcher Rogers [1]
Jerry, I didn't receive the attachment on your message. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 2:25 AM Subject: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: William Fletcher Rogers > Cousins, > > I thought some of you would surely be interested in this. It comes from one > of our new members who is decended from William Fletcher Rogers b. ca 1815, > son of William (Dr Rev William) Rogers b. 1777. > > Jerry > > > ==== ROGERS-BEN Mailing List ==== > Thi
11. [ROGERS-BEN] Re: William Fletcher Rogers [1]
Cousins, I thought some of you would surely be interested in this. It comes from one of our new members who is decended from William Fletcher Rogers b. ca 1815, son of William (Dr Rev William) Rogers b. 1777. Jerry
12. [ROGERS-BEN] Barbara B Cawood [1]
Cousins According to the tombstone of Barbara B Cawood wife of Hu L W Rogers, she died Sept 9 1902.
13. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] Claiborne Co. Land Records [1]
Thank you so much!! Patti > List, > > Claiborne Co. TN > General Index to Land Records > > Grantor Grantee Kind of Date Book Page > Consideration > Instrument > ********************************************************************** > Rogers > ********************************************************************** > William Mc Reynolds, David Deed 1808 B 15 200.00 > John Davis, Elnathan Deed 1
14. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: ROGERS-BEN-D Digest V01 #94 [1]
Kay, I don't have anything more about Lewis Moon Rogers. An explanation might be found in the court records about the time his father or mother died. Sorry I couldn't help. Ray
15. [ROGERS-BEN] William G. and Sally (Walker) ROGERS [1]
I've been observing for some time and with great interest the exchange here on our Rogers "listserv." I have little to add to what's being discussed relative to Maj. David et al as most of what I know about the earlier generations has come from the exceptional work of Ruth (Dyer) Adams, Ben H. Peters Jr., Joyce (Adams)(Olson) Whitlock, Nancy Dean (Honeycutt)(Sparks) Crane, and Zella (Rogers) Dallas--and printed sources like "Old Speedwell Families..." I wanted folks to know how I descend should anyone wis
16. [ROGERS-BEN] More About Claiborne Co Court Records [1]
Kay & all others, Kay, thanks again for the good information you have dug up. I've taken a look at the folks involved to see if I could determine who they all are. I have annotated my findings in ( ). I welcome your comments and any additional information: I am not sure when the sale was held but the inventory was submitted to the court by Willis D Alder, Admin. It was sworn to and subscribed in open court on the 6th day of March 1843. In attendance was Dr James Rogers (This must be Dr. James Asb
17. [ROGERS-BEN] Will of Hugh L W Rogers/ Barbara B Cawood Rogers and Settlement of Estate [1]
Cousins: The following are notes from the 15 pages of the Will and Probate in Clinton Co Mo for Hu L W Rogers (son of Maj David) and his wife Barbara B Cawood Rogers. Will- State of Missouri County of Clinton- written in his own handwriting I Hu L W Rogers being of sound mind and of disosing memory do make and publish this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking and making void all other wills heretofore made by me. First I will that my Funeral expenses and all my debts be paid out of any money t
18. [ROGERS-BEN] Re: ROGERS-BEN-D Digest V01 #94 [1]
Ray, You did a great job with the transactions on the land. I got really bogged down just thinking about it. I learned something about "e-mail organization" from you. Thanks. I have gone all through the census records and Lewis is listed like anyone else until the 1870 census. The column which indicates whether one is deaf & dumb, blind, insane, idiotic, pauper or convict is not marked until then. Never is there an indication that he can't read and write I wonder if he had an acc
19. [ROGERS-BEN] unsubscribe [1]
poldaker@att.net wrote: > Dear Kay, I am interested in the real estate transactions > that involve Pleasant, Major David, or John the Powder > Maker. Thanks for all of your hard work. > Paiit > > Kay > > I find your emails very interesting. > > Please send me the listings of the real estate transactions. > > Thanks for all your hard work > > Lyla > > > > > > ==== ROGERS-BEN Mailing List ==== > > This list is dedicated to learning more about the Rogers line that began in > > America with the arrival of
20. RE: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: William Fletcher Rogers [1]
No one should have received the attachment since Rootsweb doesn't allow attachments. -----Original Message----- From: Gloria Rogers [mailto:indians@ocsonline.com] Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2001 7:01 PM To: ROGERS-BEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: William Fletcher Rogers Jerry, looks as if nobody got the attachment. If you can, please send it again... Thanks! ---------- From: JRogers722@aol.com To: ROGERS-BEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: William Fletcher Rogers Date: Tuesday, July
21. [ROGERS-BEN] William in TN ? [1]
Jerry, Do you have any evidence that William, eldest son of Benjamin (the immigrant) lived in TN with his siblings? There are records of the selling of land in Wythe County and then his presence in Adair County KY some years later. Barbara
22. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: ROGERS-BEN-D Digest V01 #94 [1]
Kay A couple of years ago I found the following information via the web which I had included in my data on Hu Lawson White Rogers. Do you have information on your Mary White??? Was she the daughter of Hugh Lawson White????? Or related in some way??????? I will post this again for those who might be interested....... Who was Hugh Lawson White????????? His father was James White a pioneer, born in Iredell County, NC in 1737. James died in Knoxville Tn in 1815. He was a soldier during the Rev War.
23. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] William in TN ? [1]
Barbara, No, I have seen nothing that would indicate that William b. 1748 went to NE Tennessee with his brothers John (TPM) b. 1757, Benjamin (Jr) b. 1756, or Joseph b. 1758. Anyone else have any data on this? Jerry
24. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] More About Claiborne Co Court Records [1]
Kay & all others, I think Jerry was right on most of the ID's. The following are my ideas. Jerry wrote: Dr Wm Rogers (Dr. Rev. William Rogers b. 1777, son of John "TPM") bought gears, rifle, gun pouch & horn, 3 cat stacks and one tea board total $16.45. Rev. Dr. Wm. Rogers b. 1777-1836 was deceased at this time. I believe the Dr. Wm. Rogers in this case was Major David's son Wm Rogers 1801-1862. Jerry wrote: F H (Could be French Haggard b. 1795 who married Elizabeth Rogers b. 1796, I assume this
25. Re: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: William Fletcher Rogers [1]
Jerry I received the following message. But didn't receive an attachment, etc. Ray Cousins, I thought some of you would surely be interested in this. It comes from one of our new members who is decended from William Fletcher Rogers b. ca 1815, son of William (Dr Rev William) Rogers b. 1777. Jerry
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