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Matthew W. Russell Relevent Links

1. Father: James Russell
2. Sibling: Thomas A. Russell

Amanda (Mandy) Rogers Relevent Links

1. Father: Robert Doak Rogers
2. Siblings: Isaac Newton Rogers
3. Nancy Elizabeth (Lizzie) Rogers
4. John Clark (Johnnie) Rogers
5. Mary Jane (Molly) Rogers

1. Ozark Notes by Charles Elkins Rogers Another short tale written by Robert Doak's grandson, Charles Elkins Rogers (b.1892) who was a journalist gives some insight to his practice during the Civil War.

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Matthew W. & Amanda (Mandy) Malvina (Rogers) Russell

Thomas A. Russell

Born:
Died:

Mother: Martha

Father: James Russell

Married: Mary (Molly) Jane Rogers December 24, 1874 in Christian County, Missouri

Born: February 10, 1855 in Christian County, Missouri (married by her father R. D. Rogers)
Died: 1942

Mother: Jurrita Wilson Watts
Father: Robert Doak Rogers

Sources and Additional Information:

From the article by in Ozark Notes by Charles E. Rogers: "Mandy and Mollie married brothers - Mat and Tom Russell, farmers, Democrats, Campbellites, and Confeds, by Gum!"

Listed in the 1870 Christian Co, MO Census as Melvina.

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008