I got this from another list I am on. It is a really good site. Thought someone here could use it. I know I learned a thing or two from it. Dot http://home.att.net/~dottsr/diction.html

I am searching for data on William Rodgers who married Frances Unknown. I am trying to connect this family with Crumpton family, namely Luke Crumpton who witnessed the signing of the will. The Last Will and Testament of William Rodgers was written in June 1799. In it he names his wife FRANCES, sons ROBERT and JOHN, and daughters TABBIE HUNTER and MARY SAXON. Witnesses are R. L. Rodgers, John Saxon and Luke CRUMPTON. In 1788, Tabitha (Tabbie) Rodgers married John Hunter (b.1768 Laurens Co,SC-d.1835 Laurens Co,SC). He became Judge of Sup. Court and maintained a home in Charleston, as well as a large plantation in Laurens County. I'm told that was quite common for large planters of that period. It has also been written that he owned the best horses and saddle gear in the state, and never backed down from a wager that "his'n could outrun your'n". The Hunters had three children born to them, but a son and a daughter died in childhood, and only the oldest, daughter ZELPHA lived to adulthood. She married John H. Crumpton of Greenville on 23 Nov 1806. >John Hunter died in 1835. At his estate sale on 13 Sept 1835, among those >listed as purchasers are: >John Crumpton >Jas. Crumpton >William Crumpton >Luke Crumpton > >References: >1790 Federal Census - Laurens County, SC, Roll M 637 - 11 >Conveyance Register of Greenville County, SC, E, 174. >Charleston Gazette, 1 Dec 1806 >1810 Census, Charleston District, SC >"Colonial Families of the Carolinas", Gates, Regional Publishing, pp. 31-35 >Abstracts, Deeds and Titles, Laurens County, SC, 1801-18 >Estate Partitions in the Emanuel District Court of Equity, 1822-1850, p. 125 Request information on this Judge John Hunter family and John Crumpton's family. Thanks. Dan Crumpton email [email protected]

Hi list, This is from my NJ list where MaisieAnn so generously prints the 1860 census regularly. Thought someone on this list might find it useful. Dot BURLINGTON CO., NJ 18 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Westhampton Twp. p. 600 600 29 98 98 ROGERS Samuel E. 51 m w farmer NJ 600 30 98 98 ROGERS Susan B. 45 f w NJ 600 31 98 98 ROGERS Samuel E. 19 m w farmer NJ 600 32 98 98 ROGERS Edward L. 15 m w NJ 600 33 98 98 ROGERS George W. 7 m w NJ 600 34 98 98 DEVINNEY Michael 25 m w farm labor NJ 600 35 98 98 RILEY Hannah 20 f w domestic Ireland 600 36 99 99 ROGERS Shreve 41 m w farmer NJ 600 37 99 99 ROGERS Jane 32 f w NJ

Researching the Rodgers liine in County Antrim, NI. I have the following line there in Carnmoney. They are the following people: 1-Jannet Rodgers chr, 1819 Married to William Quirey(could be Andrew or John as well ) 2-John Rodgers chr. 1788 Married to Maria GIffen 3-John Rodgers chr. 1746 Married to Mary Fulton 4-William Rodgers chr. 1712 Married to #1- Mary Burney and #2=Jennie Walker this man was the father of 23 children, only 9 children were recorded in Carnmoney Presbyterian Church and it was not clear who the mother was in the church records. The 23 children are somehow divided between the two mothers.? 5-John Rodgers chr. ? Married to Agnes Dick on 27 Sep 1711 and they were of Lisburn I have the children and some of the spouses of all the couples. Looking for info from others that share thiis line or lines and especially need help with #4, and #5. Nancy USA

Still looking for my elusive George W. Rodgers, b. abt 1824 in PA, mar. Elizabeth Bixler in OH, and settled in Noble Co. IN.!!! While searching, I copied an article from "Noble County 150 years". The article's subject is Oliver Farwell Rogers (born Rodgers) of Reading Vt., who was the youngest of seven orphaned children of Marstin Rodgers and his wife (name unknown), who died in a "spotted fever" epidemic in Reading, VT. Little is known of his early life, except his siblings names, Edda, Martha, Caroline, Patricia, Sarah and Thomas. Oliver was born about 1811, and married Mariah Bradburn of PA in Cleveland, OH July 4, 1839 or 1842. Their obituaries differ....... Article goes on to tell about Oliver's life in Noble Co., IN. There is a second article on Robert C. ROGERS, b. in Blackford Co., IN. in 1923, the oldest of 3 children born to Charles Walter Rogers and Bertha Payne....Article goes on to tell about his life in Noble Co. Hope this might be a help to other listers. I can provide the rest of the article, if anybody is interested. Keep Searching! Toni

I will be glad to help if I can.. I will definately be on the look out for these Rodgers while I am searching for mine and will pass on anything I find out to her. Good Luck to you.

Looking for others that have ancestry of Rodgers in Carnmoney, Antrim, NI. Hoping to share and compare family information about the Rodgers families there. This family group were members of the Carnmoney Presbyterian Church and were in that location for several generations. Nancy USA

Ida Mae Taylor, 3016 Broadway Ave., N. Las Vegas, NV 89030 is elderly and ill. She wants to find information for her children and grandchildren on their ancestors. Her father was Henry Rufus Rodgers said he was born Jan 26, 1885, possibly Mobile, AL. He said that his father's name was John Rodgers. He lived all over Texas and farmed in Richmand, Parker, Guy, Houston. He died in Karnes Co., TX Jun 14, 1945 and was buried there. He married Bertie Ruth Harmon in Corpus Christi, Nueces Co., TX on Aug 9, 1912. She was born Ellis, TX Dec 24, 1892, died Feb 24, 1984, Arcola, TX. Ida would like to find the parents of Henry Rufus Rodgers and Bertie Ruth Harmon. If you can help her, would you please contact her direct. ----Shirley Hornbeck - [email protected] - <http://www.s-hornbeck.com/home.htm> HORNBECK SURNAME RESOURCE CETER: <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~hornbeck/hsrc/home.htm> THIS & THAT GENEALOGY TIPS: <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~hornbeck> THIS AND THAT GENEALOGY TIPS is published by Genealogical Publishing Co. Order from: <http://www.genealogybookshop.com/genealogybookshop/files/General,General_Re ference/9377.html>

I received this from a different mailing list and thought it might be good for many of you. Lots of Rogers cemeteries. Dot http://www.cemeteryjunction.com

Got this from a NJ list and thought it might be of some help to someone here. Dot BURLINGTON CO., NJ 17 July 1860, PO Mt. Holly, W'hampton Twp., p. 595 595 11 56 56 ROGERS Benjamin 15 m w employed in cotton mill 595 12 56 56 ROGERS John Q. 10 m w 595 13 56 56 ROGERS Anna E. 8 f w 595 14 56 56 ROGERS William 5 m w 595 15 56 56 ROGERS Mary E. 2 f w

I have a beautiful photograph of a young woman taken c. 1920. On the back it says Muriel PATTERSON RODGERS. I believe it was taken around the Seattle, WA area. If you know of her, let me know and you can have the photo. Sharon Neem WA State

Maybe somebody will be lucky enuf to find an ancestor from this site. Dot <A HREF="http://www.obitcentral.com/cemsearch/">Click here: CemSearch - Online Cemetery Inscription Search</A> http://www.obitcentral.com/cemsearch/

I am trying to find the parents of Francis Rodgers born unknown in I suspect Kentucky and was married to Francis Rodgers who was also born in Ketucky and last name is not known to me. She was born in Masssam County Illinois in 1802 as far as I can determine. She is the mother or my great grand father, George washington Rodgers who was born nob 5, 1837 in kentucky and died aoct 18, 1899 in Goreville aillinois. Any held would be greatly appreciated. Durwin R. Rogers/shouldbe Rodgers but was changed in a land transaction around 1900 in Texas. MSgt, USAF Retired 377 County Road 344 Deberry Texas, 75639

Looking for Florene Rodgers, b. abt 1924, possibly Birmingham, AL. m (1) Hinman; m (2) ?? -- CHORD-ially, Munson Hinman ([email protected])

My web site is called (Genealogy Community) All surnames represented on it as I improve them become a (Place) in the community , this is why (Place) is seen, no other reason. Some one ask so I thought I would tell every one. Also > What better way than to post your Query in the same place in conjunktion > with all the Rogers lists. > http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/rogersplace.html As you visist the above page you will find people are posting to Researchers lines and the Message board so you may want to look there to see whats getting posted. Web pages and Dan Working for you . Genealogy Community http://www.wvi.com/~wb

Do any of you Rodgers-Rogers have any ABBOTTs lurking in your family trees? I am trying to find a family for my ggf Joshua Whitney Abbott, b 1800 PA>OH>AR>CA. Thanks, Win Here's my webpage: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~winsancestors/ Win in MN > ROOTSWEB'S WORLD CONNECT PROJECT > Share your GEDCOM & search other's: > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

My gg grandfather was Thomas Malcolm Rodgers who claimed that he was born in about 1827 at Castle Douglas In Scotland. The only problem is that there is no trace of his baptism there or of any Rodgers family living in the area. The first names seem to have been passed down. Would anyone happen to be researching this man or someone with the same name? Philippa Garnsey Sydney, Australia email: [email protected]

Will you please look for Thomas Rogers married to Asha Everett, about 1795 or 1800 in North Carolina or Georgia. I really appreciate it. Thanks Pat -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 6:49 PM Subject: [RODGERS] Re: [ROGERS] Green B. Rogers GA> NC >In a message dated 08/16/2000 11:04:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time, >[email protected] writes: > >> The book quite a few are referring to is: Rogers-Skelton and Allied >> Families, by Helen Rogers Skelton and Clarance C. Skelton. Published for >> the >> authors by Gateway Press, Inc., 1001 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202. >> Published in 1987. >> >I have this book and would be happy to do a lookup. >Dot > > >==== RODGERS Mailing List ==== >Unsubscribe? Send the message UNSUBSCRIBE to: >[email protected] or .... >[email protected] for DIGEST > >============================== >Genealogy calendars, guestbooks and more: >Visit RootsWeb's Resource Center at >http://resources.rootsweb.com/ > >

In a message dated 08/16/2000 11:04:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > The book quite a few are referring to is: Rogers-Skelton and Allied > Families, by Helen Rogers Skelton and Clarance C. Skelton. Published for > the > authors by Gateway Press, Inc., 1001 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202. > Published in 1987. > I have this book and would be happy to do a lookup. Dot

Here is the Rogers connection on your list support site , I invite your visit , if only just to check it out ; its Your web site , use it if you wish . If there is any thing you wand added od if you want me to add a page in Your name and post your family lines just let me know , I will be happy to do that , after all we are all joining in as a group with a goal of solving the Rogers genealogy . What better way than to post your Query in the same place in conjunktion with all the Rogers lists. http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/rogersplace.html Rogers Links Page Just an FYI for those who do not know about it. http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/r/o/ROGERS/ This is also posted on your list web site. Mine http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney scroll down you will find the index Dan Helping to join Rogers together. This was sent to 7 lists