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James Canada Rogers Relevant Links

1. Father: Isaac Newton Rogers
2. Children: David Franklin Rogers
3. Charles Green Rogers
4. James B. Rogers
5. Siblings: John Franklin Rogers
6. William Harrison Rogers
7. Newton Murphy Rogers

Emma Catherine Allnut Relevent Links

1. Father: Daniel Allnutt
2. Siblings: Nancy (Nanna/Nannie) Allnutt
3. Virginia W. Allnutt

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

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James Canada and Emeline Catherine (Allnutt) Rogers

James Canada Rogers

Born: 31 January 1839 in Tennessee
Died: 24 June 1910 in Kansas City, Kansas
Burial: Barnesville Cemetery, Clinton County, Missouri

Mother: Martha Jane Todd
Father: Isaac Newton Rogers

Married: Emeline Catherine Allnut

Born: June 1841
Died: 1914
Burial: Barnesville Cemetery, Clinton County, Missouri

Mother: Hulda
Father: Daniel Allnutt

Children:

1. Frederick W.
2. Nancy (Nanny)
3. Lizzy (Ann)
4. Joe
5. Henry
6. Harriet
7. Willie
8. David Franklin
   b. 25 August 1864
   d. 09 April 1931
9. Charles Green
   b. 09 November 1871, Lathrop County, Missouri
   d. 07 June 1947, Wadsworth, Levenworth, Kansas
10. James B.
    b. 22 February 1874
    d. 21 September 1959
11. Dan W.
    b. April 1878
    m. Mary ?
12. Hulda
    b. May 1881
13. Bertha
    b. April 1885
    m. Glenn Shipley

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008