Jean, You need to get a copy of Burleigh's 1903 "Ingalls Genealogy". It is available through inter-library loan, or I can give you a source to buy it. B172, page 30, lists data for John Ingalls. His widow, Ann Dennis, m. 2nd, 17 Sep 1754, John Rogers. Their children included Elisha Rogers. Burleigh includes references to 11 Rogers. I do not have time to review them. Jay Subject: Ingalls/Rogers -any connection? Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 16:50:07 -0400 From: Jean Oxley <djoxley@rbnet.com> To: NYJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com My great grandfather was named Minot Ingalls ROGERS. He was born at or near Point Salubrious in 1829. According to a booklet written by my great uncle Robert H. Rogers, Minot Ingalls ROGERS was named after Minot INGALLS, "a farmer and barn builder at Fox Creek". I have found a few discrepancies in this booklet so he may not have been correct. My question is this: Does any one know of a family tie between the ROGERS and INGALLS or can anyone suggest why my ggrandfather would be named after Minot INGALLS? I hope you all can help with this. Thanks very much. Jean R. Oxley ______________________________ Subject: ROGERS question I have come upon another problem and wonder if some of you might be able to help. My ggg-grand father, Elisha ROGERS, had four children; Riley ROGERS b. 1788, Namah? ROGERS b. 1790, Ralph ROGERS b. 1792 and George ROGERS b. 1794. According to Robert H. ROGERS( my great uncle) these four children where named: Ralph, Moses, George and Riley. I have no mention of Moses ROGERS, son of ELisha ROGERS. Does anyone know if this Moses ROGERS did indeed exist and when he was born. I also have nothing other than the name, Namah ROGERS. Has anyone any record of him or her? Namah ROGERS is listed as born in Springfield Vermont. Nothing more is noted. Could Namah be Moses? Help! Jean R. Oxley ================ ================