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Charles Green Rogers Relevant Links

1. Father: James Canada Rogers
2. Siblings: David Franklin Rogers
3. James B. Rogers

• Allnut Files
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  • Viginia W. Allnutt
  • Emeline Catherine Allnutt
  • Nancy (Nanna/Nannie) Allnutt
  • James Canada Rogers
  • Reuben Brawley Rogers
  • William Harrison Rogers

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Charles Green Rogers

Born: 09 November 1871 in Lathrop County, Missouri
Died: 07 June 1947 in Wadsworth, Levenworth, Kansas

Mother: Emeline Catherine Allnut
Father: James Canada Rogers

Married: Ocie Estella Murfin 28 May 1905

Children:

1. Xenie Ellen
2. Jay Ellen
3. Elsie
   b. 20 October 1915
   m. ? Dewey

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Sources and Additional Information:

Subject: Re: Benjamin (The Immigrant) Email Group
Date: 08/10/99 5:54:27 PM GMT Daylight Time
From: annineli@lvnworth.com (Ann M. Rogers)

Well this is amazing. Cousin Joe Dewey, your Charles Green Rogers died in the same place that my husband, your cousin James Harrison Rogers, retired from - namely the VA Center at Leavenworth, KS, also known as Wadsworth VA Center. Jim retired in 1972 (after an illness). He is still alive. We live in Lansing, KS. Hope to hear from all of you again. I think the list is a fine idea.

Ann Marie Gelven Rogers

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Hi, I'm Cousin Joe Dewey and you can count me in. From Benjamin to John "the powder maker" my link starts with Johns son, Major David Rogers.

 -Major David Rogers
b. Wythe, Va 3 Oct 1779 d. Claiborne, Tn 14 Sept 1871

 -Isaac Newton Rogers
b. Powells Valley, Tn 22Nov 1815 d. 22June 1873

 -James Canada Rogers
b.31 Jan 1839 d. 24 June 1910 Kansas City, Kansas

 -Charles Green Rogers
b. 9 Nov 1871Lathrop county Mo. d. Wadsworth, Levenworth, Kansas 7 June 1947

 - Elise Rogers Dewey
b. 20 Oct 1915

 Joe Robert Dewey Jr. Me
b. 3 June 1938

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Charles Green Rogers had red hair

Subject: Re: Rogers Vets
Date: 11/20/2000 4:04:37 AM GMT Standard Time
From: deweyj@rabbitbrush.com (joe dewey)
To: JRogers722@aol.com
Datei: Charley Green Rogers Spanish American war.jpg (505245 Bytes)

Jerry, Its been a while since I have did anything genealogical. Thought you might appreciate this info. Charlie Green Rogers served during the last days of the Spanish American War but never left the states. I am attaching a picture of him in Uniform. He was a Private in Company M of the 21st Regiment of Kansas Volunteers. is discharge was 10 Dec 1898. His enrollment was 7 May 1898 so his service was extremely limited. He was mustered out under GO130 AGO1898. Which I think was the end of the war.

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