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Herbert Newton Rogers Relevant Links

1. Father: John Clark (Johnnie) Rogers
2. Siblings: Charles Elkins Rogers
3. Robert Emmet Rogers
4. John Byron Rogers
5. James Winston Rogers

1. Ozark Notes by Charles Elkins Rogers
2. Ozark Notes by Charles Elkins Rogers #2 Another short tale written by Robert Doak's grandson, Charles Elkins Rogers (b.1892) who was a journalist gives some insight to his practice during the Civil War.

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Herbert Newton Rogers

Born: 1883
Died: 

Mother: Ivie Elvina Southwick
Father: John Clark (Johnnie) Rogers

Married: (1) Eleonor Hall

Married: (2) Maude Howard December 12, 1906 in Christian County, Missouri

Children:

1. Howard Newton
   b. 1908
   d. 1965; m. Marine Mangum
2. John Randall
   b. 1914
   m. Katherine Thraikill; d. February 2000

Sources and Additional Information:

"These two Ozark, Christian County stories were told to me by Herbert Rogers. Mr. Rogers is 89. He grew up in the shadow of a banker-farmer family (Rogersville) with an intellectually oriented mother."

This page was last updated on: June 15 2010