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Rhoda Jane Rogers Relevant Links

1. Father: Hu Lawson White Rogers
2. Siblings: Albert G. Rogers
3. Stephen Cawood Rogers
4. David H. Beeler Rogers
5. Hu Lawson White Rogers, Jr.
6. Mary Winna (Mollie) Rogers
7. Tennessee Alice Rogers

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  • Barbara B. Cawood
  • Emily E. Cawood
  • James Rogers Cawood
  • Lucinda Malinda Cawood
  • Sarah (Sally) Cawood
  • Stephen Cawood, Jr.
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Rhoda Jane Rogers (2 Sep 1851 - 2 Jul 1921).  She is a sister of David H. B. and Hugh Jr.

The family of Rhoda Jane Rogers b. 1851 and Madison (Matt) Estes 1843.  The children are Oda, Ollie, and Burr.

Madison (Matt) Estes b. 1871

Ollie Estes

Oda Estes

Burr Estes

Rhoda Jane Rogers

Born: 02 September 1851 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Died: 02 July 1921 in Burden, Kansas

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

Married: Madison (Matt) Estes 02 March 1871 in Clinton County, Missouri.

He was born Abt. 1843.

Children:

1. Ollie
   m. Rick Root
2. Oda
   m. Curtis Armstrong
3. Burr

Sources and Additional Information:

Subject: [ROGERS-BEN] Re: Madison Estes husband of Rhoda J Rogers daughter of Hu L W Rogers
Date: 8/27/2001 3:45:13 AM GMT Daylight Time
From: Rlbeagle71@aol.com
To: ROGERS-BEN-L@rootsweb.com

From the Caldwell Co Web Site I found the following information:

Descriptive Roll of Captain G. W. Murphy Co E of 6th Regiment Cavalry, MO State Militia, called into service by Governor H. R. Gamble, in accordance with the terms of General Orders No. 96, War Department, series 1861, which said Company was mustered in at Cameron, State of Missouri, the

28th day of March 1862 for the period of during the war in Missouri, unless discharged.

Name: Madison Estes
Age 19
5'9"
Hair: Light
Eyes :Blue
Single
Farmer From CLinton CO MO
Rank: Enlisted June 2 1863

Lyla

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008