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Jesse C. Rogers Relevant Links

1. Father: Canada Hodge Rogers
2. Siblings: Louisa Anna Rogers
3. David F. Rogers
4. Isaac L. Rogers

1. Murder, Trial & Death - Jesse C. Rogers?

Emily E. Cawood Relevant Links

1. Father: James Rogers Cawood
2. Siblinks: Lucinda Malinda Cawood

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Jesse C. & Emily E. (Cawood) Rogers

Jesse C. Rogers

Born: 1847 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Died: 27 April 1888 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Burial: Maj David Rogers Cemetery Claiborne County, Tennessee

Mother: Nancy Malinda Van Bebber
Father: Canada Hodge Rogers

Married: Emily E. Cawood 06 January 1865 in Campbell County, Tennessee

Born: 10 March 1849 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Died: 07 March 1891

Mother: Mary Ann (Polly) Sharp
Father: James Rogers Cawood

Children:

1. Mary H.
   b. Abt. 1868
2. James
   b. Abt. 1873
3. Emily
   b. Abt. 1879

Sources and Additional Information:

1870 Claiborne County, Tennessee Census

87-83 Rogers, Mj. David 90
Mary 87
Lewis 45
Lastly?, Francis 17

88-84 Rogers, Henderson 50
Anna 43
Matilda 15
Mary A. 13
David C. 11
William H. 9
Anna 7
Rachel 5
Stephen H. 3
?, Elihue 22

90-86 Cawood, James R. 46
Mary A. 36
Sallie A. 15
Mary S. 12
David A. 11
James W. 9
Melvina M. 5
Bauman?, Elizabeth 5

91-87 Rogers, Jesse 23
Emela E. 21
Mary H. 2

92-88 Cawood, Stephen 28
Sariza 18
Sarah E. 2 1/2

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1-1 Rogers, M.M. 51
Mary 41
Felix G. 21
Mary F. 19
Sarah S. 18
Joseph F. 16
Olivia 14
Margaret 9
Nancy E. 7
Mitchell A. 3
Anna B. 1

1880 Census District 9, Claiborne, Tennessee
Family History Library Film 1255248
NA Film Number T9-1248
Page Number 204C

Jessee ROGERS Self M Male W 32 TN Clerk & Master TN TN
Emly ROGERS Wife M Female W 31 TN Keeping House TN TN
James ROGERS Son S Male W 7 TN TN TN
Emly ROGERS Other S Female W 1 TN TN TN
Pink TOWNSLY Other S Male W 23 TN House Carpenter VA TN

Thema: Jesse Rogers and Mr. Cawood
Datum: 03/06/2001 1:49:48 AM GMT Standard Time
From: djanet@hotmail.com (Janet Deck)
To: ROGERS-BEN-L@rootsweb.com
Dear List,
I just came across the post below at Claiborne County Queries. I have not contacted the submitter, Glenn Taylor, to see if he knows anything further about this Jessie Rogers. Perhaps Glenn is a member of the list??? Interesting story.
Janet

Jesse Rogers & Mr. Cawood 1878
Posted by Glenn Taylor <glenta@icx.net> on Wed, 28 Feb 2001
Maryville Index (Maryville, TN) September 18, 1878 Jesse Rogers, Clerk & Master, and Cawood, Circuit Court Clerk of Claiborne County, who are charged with murder of Ed Jackson, colored, for having criminal intimacy with the wife of Rogers, have fled the country. Cawood, who was recently re-elected as Circuit Court Clerk, was qualified on the 2nd inst. The body of the deceased, badly decomposed, was brought into Tazewell Wednesday when a warrant was procured for the arrest of Rogers and Cawood.
They refused to accompany the Deputy Sheriff who was sent to secure their arrest, and while that officer left for reinforcements, the two men escaped. Cawood subsequently appointed young Rogers as Deputy Clerk, who is now performing the duties of the position. Efforts are being made to secure the arrest of Cawood and Rogers, but nothing is known of either whereabouts. ---Knoxville Tribune

Note:  It is assumed that he was not tried or found not guilty as he is listed in the 1870 Claiborne Co, TN census with his wife and two children.  He is listed as "Clerk and Master"

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