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William Marion Rogers Relevant Links

1. Father: William G. Rogers
2. Children: John William Rogers
3. Siblings: Patrick Henry Rogers
4. James Lawson White Rogers

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William Marion Rogers

Born: 19 Jun 1837 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Died: 1 June 1922 in Parsons, Kansas

Mother: Sarah (Sally) Walker
Father: William G. Rogers

Married: Barbara Yoakum

b: 1 August 1843 d: 2 April 1935

Children:

1. Sarah Francis
   b: 8 January 1863
   married: Fred Eisley
2. Mary Jane (Molly)
   b: 5 October 1864
   married: Frank M. Marlow
3. Laura Ann
   b: 20 March 1866
   married: George W. Wineinger b: 15 October 1887
4. John William
   b: 27 Oct 1867 in Lathrop, Clinton County, Missouri
   d: Jun 1941 in Kansas City, Missouri
5. Lee Hargraves
   b: 1 October 1870
   married: Maurie Odell
6. Orestes Hayes
   b: 1 March 1877
   married: Corva Good
7. Pearl Tennessee
   b: 20 March 1880
   married: ? Harris
   married: 2nd Everett Good
8. Cora Estella
   b: 31 October 1882
   married: Jerry Good
9. Maude Madane
   b: 7 September 1885
   d: 24 May 1911
   married: Edgar Smith

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