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Hugh Lawson White Rogers, Jr. Relevant Links

1. Father: Hu Lawson White Rogers
2. Children: William Alexander Rogers
3. Siblings: Albert G. Rogers
4. Stephen Cawood Rogers
5. David H. Beeler Rogers
6. Rhoda Jane Rogers
7. Mary Winna (Mollie) Rogers
8. Tennessee Alice Rogers

• Cawood Files:
  • Anna Cawood
  • Barbara B. Cawood
  • Emily E. Cawood
  • James Rogers Cawood
  • Lucinda Malinda Cawood
  • Sarah (Sally) Cawood
  • Stephen Cawood, Jr.
  • Stephen Cawood, Sr.
  • Sarah Keller

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Hu Lawson White Rogers, Jr (18 Jul 1853 - 23 Feb 1937) and his wife Luella Madora Peterman (1853 - 1940).  His twin brother, William Adolphus Rogers died at birth. 

Hu Lawson Rogers, Jr. (1853-1937) and his wife, Luella Madora Peterman (1853-1940) with their two children Cecelia (Mabel) b. 1881 and William Alexander b. 1885. The photo was probably taken about 1893-94.

Hugh Lawson White Rogers, Jr.

Born: 18 July 1853 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Died: 23 February 1937

Mother: Barbara B. Cawood
Father: Hu Lawson White Rogers

Married: Luella Madora Peterman

b. 15 Nov 1853  d. 21 Oct 1940. She was the daughter of Austin Peterman and Susan Perkins.

Children:

1. Cecelia (Mabel)
   b. 1881
   m. ? SHELLY.
2. William Alexander
   b. 06 May 1885
   d. 10 January 1943

Sources and Additional Information:

Above information From Caldwell CO Cemetery records

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008