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Ann Rebecca Rogers Relevent Links

1. Father: Josiah Rogers
2. Siblings: Gracy B. Rodgers
3. Jemima Y. Rodgers

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Ann Rebecca Rogers

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Died: 

Mother: Prudence Cheatham
Father: Josiah Rogers

Married: Jacob Morgan

Sources and Additional Information:

Subject: FW: More proof
Date: 23/10/99 4:41:05 AM GMT Daylight Time
From: tom@mail.hot1.net (Tom Rodgers)
Sent on behalf of Barbara:

I may have already mentioned that the marriage bond for Ann Rebecca Rogers To Jacob Morgan stated that her father was born in Greenbrier Co. VA. I Believe that Ann was the youngest daughter of Josiah Rogers. Today, I looked through research I had done on Greenbrier Co (about 10 years ago) and discovered that Greenbrier was made from a portion of Montgomery Co. VA! It is now a part of West Virginia...I am more convinced than ever that Josiah is the son of John B. Rogers, who was the eldest son of William Rogers Sn who was the eldest son of Benjamin the emigrant. I really believe we are on the right track.

The researcher couldn't find any record of a marriage for John B. and Mary "Polly" ?...however one of the children of John B. who has been documented lists his place of birth as Wythe Co. Va.

Also ran across some research done in 1982 that said that a family Bible for John (the powder maker) Rogers was held by Ralph Rogers of Nashville Tn in 1955. We may find the missing cousin yet who has more answers to our family history.

Barbara

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