Spouse: Amaizah HARDING.

Spouse: Samuel BRADFORD. Hannah ROGERS and Samuel BRADFORD were married on 31 July 1689 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA. Children were: Elizabeth BRADFORD.

Spouse: Ruth SCUDDER. Ruth SCUDDER and Hezekiah ROGERS were married on 29 March 1725 in Huntington, Suffolk, New York. Children were: Isaac ROGERS, Obadiah ROGERS, Phebe ROGERS, Micah ROGERS, Ruth ROGERS, Hezekiah ROGERS, Zophar ROGERS, Alexander ROGERS, Ezekiel ROGERS.

Spouse: Mary Ann ALLEN. Mary Ann ALLEN and Hugh ROGERS were married on 20 October 1853 in Orange Co., In. Children were: Deborah Ann ROGERS, Mary J. ROGERS, Susannah ROGERS, Sarah E. ROGERS, Clorinda ROGERS, Nancy Ellen ROGERS, John W. ROGERS, William A. ROGERS, Alexander ROGERS.

RESIDENCE: In Oct 1886 at the time of her grandmother, Huldah Bassett's death, she was living in Chicago, Illinois age 32.

CENSUS: 1930 Loyal, Clark, Wisconsin
Lawrence is a farmer. At home are: Huldy V; Edward F, son; Sarah Clouse, mother-in-law age 72, and Hulda C. Palmer, Aunt. age 73

David Danielson's genealogy online at Genealogy.com makes the following statement regarding Descendants of Isaiah Mathur Rogers: In a letter written in 1934, Huldah C. Rogers Palmer, eldest daughter of Isaiah Mathur and Huldah (Harmon) Rogers said of her parents, "Mother and Father were married when she was 14½ years old. She was nearly 16 when I was born and he was 44. I think Father was a school teacher and she was one of the pupils, a small girl with blue eyes and curly hair, of Pennsylvania Dutch and French descent. Isaiah Rogers was called a "blue-bellied Yankee."

From a letter written in 1934 by Huldah C. Rogers Palmer: "We lived on an Indian reservation until I was four years old and one time the soldiers took us to an Army blockhouse at Broundsdale, MN, if I remember the name. I can remember riding all night in a covered wagon with lots of crying kids. (I was one of them.) The Indians were killing all the settlers on homesteads. Then we went to Lansing and stayed there until we moved to Iowa. I was nine then. I was 13 when we got to Neillsville."

DEATH: She died at the home of Alf (alpheus) Rogers, her brother at Rock Island, Ill.

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
cherylbills@@gmail.com Parents: Isaiah Marther ROGERS and Huldah HARMON.

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
cherylbills@@gmail.com Parents: Isaiah Marther ROGERS and Huldah HARMON.

CENSUS: 1856 Union, Floyd, Iowa page 686
Isiah Rogers 48 married; Resident of State (either a 2 crossed over by a 1 or a 1 crossed over by a 2); Born Connecticut; farmer.
Holday Rogers 18; married; Resident of State 1 year. Born Illinois

CENSUS: 1860 Lansing, Mower, Minnesota enumerated 3 Jun 1860
158/155: Isaac Rogers 49 farmer $600/200 Connecticut
Huldah Rogers 19 b. Illinois
Hulda Rogers 3 b. Minnesota
Sarah Rogers 2 b. Minnesota

CENSUS:
1870 Census; Pine Valley, Clark, Wisconsin; Post Office: Neilsville
1 Jul 1870
Rogers, Isiah M. 59 male, white, blacksmith, born Connecticut
Huldah 29, female, white, keeping house, born Illinois
Huldahile 12, female, at home, born Minnesota
Sarah J. 11, female, at home, born Minnesota
Mary J. 9, female, at home, born Minnesota
Isaiah 6, male, at home, born Minnesota
Lilley E. 4, at home, born Minnesota
Caroline D. 2, at home, born Iowa

POSSIBILITIES: In Lansing, Mower, Minnesota: book Mill on the Willow, A History of Mower County, Minnesota, 1984 pg. 336:.......In 1854 John Pettibone purchased land in what is now Lansing. He remins there until 1857 when he sold property to A.B. Vaughan and D.M.V. Stewart. Pettibone returned to Ohio. Alanson B. Vaughan, whom Lansing is named after, had five grown sons: Phineas D., John G., Herman B., Enock G., and Benjamin K. Each son received a quarter section of land. [Several other pieces of information about various Vaughan family members as well on page 338.] --copied by Marilyn Shoemaker 9/4/03

DEATH: Died of typhoid fever

LAND: pg. 119 Book A Floyd co, Iowa

LAND: Know all men by these presents that Luke Joslin of Winnebago County, State of Illinois, in consideration of the sum of $50 in hand paid by Isaiah M. Rogers of Floyd county, State of Iowa does hereby sell and convey unto the said Isaiah M. Rogers, his heirs and assigns the following described premises, to wit:
The south east quarter of the north west fractional quarter of section thirty (30) in township 95 north of range 16 west in the Dubuque land district, Iowa.

LAND: And the said Luke Joslin does hereby covenant with the said Isaiah M. Rogers, his heirs and assigns to WARRANT AND DEFEND the said premises against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever except taxes and purchasers at tax sales and the grantor aforesaid hereby relinquishes all contingent rights which he has in the said land.
Signed this 4th day of July AD 1854.

LAND: Land Records of Isaiah M. Rogers
Floyd County Land Records Book A pg. 65
[22 Feb 1855–Isaiah M. Rogers to George S. Foss]

LAND: Page 66
State of Iowa, Floyd County

LAND: And I do hereby covenant with the said Abijah Alexander Chambers that I am lawfully seized of said premises that they are free from incumbrance that I have good right and lawful authority to sell and convey the same, and I do hereby covenant to warrant and defend the said premises against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever.
Signed, Twenty second day of February AD Eighteen hundred and fifty-five In presence of:
A. L. Collins
State of Iowa, Floyd County
On this Twenty second day of February AD 1855 Before me a notary public in and for said County personally Isaiah M. Rogers to me known to be the identical person whose name is affixed to the above deed as grantor and acknowledged the same to be his voluntary act and Deed.
Witness my hand and Seal Joshua Jackson
Notary Public
Filed for record March 2 AD 1855 Josh Jackson

Know all men by these presents that I, Isaiah M. Rogers of Floyd county, State of Iowa, in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars in hand paid by George S. Foss of Floyd county, State of Iowa–do hereby Sell and convey unto the said George S. Foss the following premises to wit, the South half of the North East quarter of the South West Fractional quarter of Section no. Thirty (30) in township No. Ninety-five (95), North of Ranges Sixteen (16)( West containing twenty acres according to the United States government Survey and situated in the Dubuque Land District.

And I do hereby covenant with the said George S. Foss that I am lawfully seized of said premises that they are free from incumbrance that I have good right and lawful authority to sell and convey the same, and I do hereby covenant to warrant and defend the said premises against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever.
Signed, Twenty second day of February AD Eighteen hundred and fifty-five In presence of:
A. L.. Collins
Isaiah M. Rogers
State of Iowa, Floyd County
On this Twenty second day of February AD 1855 Before me a notary public in and for said County personally Isaiah M. Rogers to me known to be the identical person whose name is affixed to the above deed as grantor and acknowledged the same to be his voluntary act and Deed.
Witness my hand and Seal Joshua Jackson
Notary Public
Filed for record March 2 AD 1855 Josh Jackson

I. M. Rogers do hereby acknowledge that this mortgage is satisfied, paid, and discharged from this date. Witness my hand this ___ day of July AD 1856*
Isaiah M. Rogers
Signed by Isaiah Rogers this 23 day of July 1866*
Witness S. B. Hall Isaiah M. Rogers
* the two dates 1856 and 1866 are as they appear on deed.
Floyd County Land Records Book A pg. 66
[22 Feb 1855–Isaiah M. Rogers to Abijah Alexander Chambers]

Know all men by these presents that I, Isaiah M. Rogers of Floyd county, State of Iowa, in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars in hand paid by Abijah Alexander Chambers of Floyd County, State of Iowa–do hereby Sell and convey unto the said Abijah Alexander Chambers the following premises to wit, the North half of the North East quarter of the South West Fractional quarter of Section no. Thirty (30) in township No. Ninety-five (95), North of Ranges Sixteen (16) West containing twenty acres according to the United States government Survey and situated in the Dubuque Land District.

Floyd County Land Records Book A pg. 115-116
[28 May 1855–Isaiah M. Rogers to William M. Crocker* ]

Know all men by these presents that I, Isaiah M. Rogers of Floyd county, State of Iowa, in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars in hand paid by William M. Crocker of Floyd County, State of Iowa–do hereby Sell and convey unto the said William M. Crocker the following premises to wit, the East half of the North West and the South West quarter of Section Twenty-six (26) and twenty rods in width and one hundred and sixty rods in length from the West side of the North East quarter of section twenty-six in township No. Ninety-five (95), North of Range No. Seventeen (17) West in the Fort Des Moines Land District.

And I do hereby covenant with the said William M. Crocker that I am lawfully seized of said premises that they are free from incumbrance that I have good right and lawful authority to sell and convey the same, and I do hereby covenant to warrant and defend the said premises against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever.
Signed, Twenty eighth day of May AD Eighteen hundred and fifty-five
In presence of:
A. L. Collins Isaiah M. Rogers
John Blunt
State of Iowa, Floyd County
On this _______day of ______ AD 1855 Before me a notary public in and for said County personally Isaiah M. Rogers to me known to be the identical person whose name is affixed to the above deed as grantor and acknowledged the same to be his voluntary act and Deed.
Witness my hand and Seal A .L. Collins
For Floyd County, Iowa

Filed for record May 28 AD 1855
Joshua Jackson, Recorder
*William M. Crocker is the brother-in-law of Isaiah M. Rogers who married his sister, Hannah Rogers. The Crockers did not stay long in Floyd County as in 1860 and 1880 they are in New Lyme, CT.

Floyd County Land Records Book A pg. 117
[31 May 1855–Isaiah M. Rogers to Daniel B. Woods]

Know all men by these presents that I, Isaiah M. Rogers of Floyd county, State of Iowa, in consideration of the sum of Two hundred and eighty dollars in hand paid by Daniel B. Woods of Jo Davies County, State of Illinois, do hereby sell and Convey unto the Said Daniel B. Woods the following premises to Wit: the South East 1/4 of the North West Fractional quarter of Section Thirty (30) Township 95 ninety five, North Range Sixteen (16) West containing 40 acres more or less.

And I do hereby Covenant with the Said Daniel B. Woods that I am lawfully seized of said premises that that are free from incumbrance that I have good right and lawful authority to sell and convey the same; and I do hereby covenant to warrant and defend the said premises against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever and the said __(blank)___________relinquishes her right of dower to the premises heretofore conveyed.

Signed thirty-first day of May A. D. Eighteen Hundred and fifty-five. [31 May 1855]
Isaiah M. Rogers
In presence of
John Blunt
R. B. Clark

State of Iowa, Floyd County
On thisThirty-first day of May AD 1855 Before me Clerk of the District Court in and for said County personally came Isaiah M. Rogers to me known to be the identical person whose name is affixed to the above deed as grantor and acknowledged the same to be his voluntary act and Deed. And the said __(blank)_______, Wife of the said __(blank)_______ being by me made acquainted with the contents of said instrument acknowledged on an examination apart from her husgand that she executed the same and relinquishes her right of dowery to the real estate therein conveyed voluntarily and without compulsion or under influence of her said husband.*
Witness my hand and Seal T. C. Goddard
Dist. Clerk
Filed for record May 31st AD 1855
Joshua Jackson, Recorder

*this last part with the blanks appears to be part of a standard fill-in-the-blank form. There appears to be no wife for Isaiah M. Rogers at this time.
Floyd County Land Records Book A pg. 119-120
[31 May 1855–Luke Joslin to Isaiah M. Rogers]

Know all men by these presents that Luke Joslin of Winnebago, State of Illinois, in consideration of the sum of Fifty Dollars in hand paid by Isaiah M. Rogers of Floyd county, State of Iowa does hereby sell and convey unto the said Isaiah Rogers his heirs and assigns the following described premises to wit: The South East quarter of the North West Fractional quarter of Section Thirty (30) in Township Ninety-five (95) North of Range Sixteen (16) West in the Dubuque Land District, Iowa
And the said Luke Joslin does hereby covenant with the said Isaiah Rogers, his heirs and assigns
I do hereby covenant to warrant and defend the said premises against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever except taxes and purchasers at tax sales and the granter aforesaid hereby relinquishes all contingent rights to which he has in the said land.

Signed this Fourth day of July A.D.Eighteen hundred and fifty-five.

MARRIAGE: Early Marriages in Floyd Co, Iowa 1855-1859 [online USgenweb]
I am trying to unravel a mystery that has shown up in my family history--regarding Elizabeth Strawn of Floyd county, Iowa. I found the following online:
Mrs. Elizabeth Strawn Page 777
http://www.rootsweb.com/~iabiog/floyd/hf1882/hf1882-charlescity.htm
One of the old settlers of Floyd County, and at present a resident of Charles City, was born near Chillicothe, Ross County, O., Feb. 5, 1810. Her parents were William and Elizabeth (Cating) Jolly, also natives of Ohio and members of the Presbyterian church. They had a family of four sons and six daughters; seven of the family lived to be men and women. When Mrs. Strawn, the subject of this memoir, was fifteen years of age, she removed with her parents to Indiana and settled on a farm near Covington, Warren County, where she married James Oxford, September, 1826. He was born in Ohio. The fruit of this marriage was two children, viz.: David H. Oxford, who died in 1850, and Martha, the wife of A. H. Brackett. They reside in Charles City, old settlers of Floyd County. Mr. James Oxford died in 1831; Mrs. Strawn then married Enoch Strawn and they had one daughter, viz.: Mary E., wife of John Ferguson. They reside in Charles City, and are old settlers also. Enoch Strawn died in 1854. Mrs. Strawn then came with her family to Floyd County and purchased a large tract of land in St. Charles Township. She has since sold her farms and purchased a nice home in Charles City, where she resides. Mrs. Strawn is a member of the Christian church and has been a member of this church for the past fifty-two years. Mrs. Strawn is one of the few old settlers now living who came to Charles City in its infancy. She is now in the seventy-third year of her age and looks much younger.
I also found:
Early Marriages in Floyd Co, Iowa 1855-1859 [online USgenweb]
Isaiah M. Rogers md. Elizabeth Strawn 9 Jan 1856
http://www.rootsweb.com/~iafloyd/EarlyMarriages.html#1855 <http://www.rootsweb.com/~iafloyd/EarlyMarriages.html>
Rogers, Isaiah M. Strawn, Elizabeth Jan 9 1856
Now for my delimina:
My Isaiah M. Rogers was in Floyd County, Iowa buying and selling land in 1855.
My puzzle begins when I find the same man in the marriage records: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iafloyd/EarlyMarriages.html#1855
Rogers, Isiah M. Harmon, Huldah 01-20-1856
This marriage is only 11days after the marriage to Elizabeth Strawn. Isaiah and Elizabeth are nearly the same age. She was born 1810 and he was born 1811. He was a school teacher and our family "lore" says he eloped with a young pupil, Huldah Harmon who was 14 1/2. They are on the census with the wrong ages in 1856:
CENSUS:
1856 Union, Floyd, Iowa page 686
Isiah Rogers 48 married; Resident of State (either a 2 crossed over by a 1 or a 1 crossed over by a 2); Born Connecticut; farmer.
Holday Rogers 18; married; Resident of State 1 year. Born Illinois
[These ages are incorrect. Isaiah should be 45 and Huldah 15.]
David Danielson's genealogy online at Genealogy.com makes the following statement regarding Descendants of Isaiah Mathur Rogers: In a letter written in 1934, Huldah C. Rogers Palmer, eldest daughter of Isaiah Mathur and Huldah (Harmon) Rogers said of her parents, "Mother and Father were married when she was 14½ years old. She was nearly 16 when I was born and he was 44. I think Father was a school teacher and she was one of the pupils, a small girl with blue eyes and curly hair, of Pennsylvania Dutch and French descent. Isaiah Rogers was called a "blue-bellied Yankee."
__________
In 1860, Elizabeth Strawn is living with her son-in-law, John Ferguson. She is 50 and has $7000 in real estate and 8610 in personal estate. John Ferguson is a wealthy farmer with $18,000 in real estate and $1,000 in personal estate. Elizabeth obviously is not married to Isaiah Rogers. Did they merely obtain a marriage license and then he took off with his pupil? Did they marry and have it anulled---in 9 days???? Pretty quick, I'd say! Have you heard any family lore on your side about a jilted love?
Elizabeth STRAWN had a daughter, Mary Elizabeth STRAWN who also married in 1856 to John FERGUSON.http://www.rootsweb.com/~iafloyd/EarlyMarriages.html#1855 <http://www.rootsweb.com/~iafloyd/EarlyMarriages.html>Ferguson, John Strawn & Mary Elizabeth 03-08-1856 I do not find this daughter listed as only "Elizabeth" so it is probably not her who was involved with Isaiah M. ROGERS, but it is a remote possibility. However, 3 months later she married John FERGUSON.

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
cherylbills@@gmail.com Parents: .

Spouse: Huldah HARMON. Huldah HARMON and Isaiah Marther ROGERS were married on 20 January 1856 in Rockford, Floyd, Iowa. Rogers, Isiah M. Harmon, Huldah 01-20-1856
Floyd County marriage online at http://www.rootsweb.com/~iafloyd/EarlyMarriages.html verifies that this marriage took place at Floyd County and not Shell Rock, Butler county as previously had in family records. I believe it would have been at Rockford, Floyd, Iowa where the family lived and where other marriages in the family took place.

I CANNOT explain the following:
Rogers, Isaiah M. Strawn, Elizabeth Jan 9 1856
After corresponding with Elizabeth's descendants, we feel they probably intended to marry, and got a license but did not get married. Here is a bio of Elizabeth Strawn from usgenweb:
One of the old settlers of Floyd County, and at present a resident of Charles City, was born near Chillicothe, Ross County, O., Feb. 5, 1810. Her parents were William and Elizabeth (Cating) Jolly, also natives of Ohio and members of the Presbyterian church. They had a family of four sons and six daughters; seven of the family lived to be men and women. When Mrs. Strawn, the subject of this memoir, was fifteen years of age, she removed with her parents to Indiana and settled on a farm near Covington, Warren County, where she married James Oxford, September, 1826. He was born in Ohio. The fruit of this marriage was two children, viz.: David H. Oxford, who died in 1850, and Martha, the wife of A. H. Brackett. They reside in Charles City, old settlers of Floyd County. Mr. James Oxford died in 1831; Mrs. Strawn then married Enoch Strawn and they had one daughter, viz.: Mary E., wife of John Ferguson. They reside in Charles City, and are old settlers also. Enoch Strawn died in 1854. Mrs. Strawn then came with her family to Floyd County and purchased a large tract of land in St. Charles Township. She has since sold her farms and purchased a nice home in Charles City, where she resides. Mrs. Strawn is a member of the Christian church and has been a member of this church for the past fifty-two years. Mrs. Strawn is one of the few old settlers now living who came to Charles City in its infancy. She is now in the seventy-third year of her age and looks much younger.

Her descendant says the death of Enoch Strawn is incorrect in the above biography and that he actually died 16 Sep 1835 – seven months after his marriage to Elizabeth according to their family Bible record. Regardless of which date is correct, Elizabeth was a widow at the time Isaiah and she were romancing. Did he jilt her and elope with his young student—OR did she jilt him and he married Huldah on the rebound???? There was not time for a divorce or an annulment of a marriage between Isaiah and Elizabeth, so it is most likely that they perhaps only applied for a marriage licence and then one or the other of them backed out of the relationship! Elizabeth’s descendant says there is no record of such a marriage and no family “rumors” of her being jilted in love! She and Isaiah were about the same age; she being born in 1810 and he in 1811– while there was nearly a 30-year age span between Isaiah and Huldah. However, Isaiah and Huldah appear to have had a happy married life together– Isaiah dying after they had been married just over 19 years. Children were: Hulda Caroline ROGERS, Sarah Isabelle ROGERS, Mary Jane ROGERS, Ida Celestia ROGERS, Isaiah Mathur "Ike" ROGERS Jr., Lillian Esther "Ellie" ROGERS, Caroline Dimeras ROGERS, Elizabeth E. "Bessie" ROGERS, Alpheus Marthur "Alf" ROGERS, Elvira ROGERS.

RESIDENCE: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaemmet/1904h.htm
1904 City directory of Estherville:
Hankins, Claus and wife Celestia blacksmith 508 East Main res 321 North 4th
Hankins, Mrs Anna 321 North 4th

RESIDENCE: Harmon, C H and wife Ella farmer 920 North 11th
Harmon, F M carpenter 914 North 4th
Harmon, Miss M O 914 North 4th
Harmon, Mrs E 914 North 4th

RESIDENCE: Farrington, C. A. student 303 East Jefferson
Hawk, Charles mason 1020 North 9th
Hawk, G W and wife housemover 1020 North 9th
Hawk, I K and wife Cement Producer Co. res North 6thoffice and works at East Lin
Rogers, Ike & wife Louise carpenter 712 N 6th

BIRTH: Alternate place of birth: Lansing, Mower, Minnesota

CENSUS: 1920 Estherville, Emmet, Iowa
Rogers, Ike; head; own-mortgage; male, white, 55 married; read/write/ b. MN; f. b. VT; m b. PA; carpenter; house building
Louise ; wife; female; white 47; married; r/w/ b. Iowa; f/b OH; m/b OH
Jennie; daughter; female; whte 21; single; cashier/bookkeeper at Grocery
Mary; dau; f; w; 14;
Dorothy dau age ??? maybe 6/12

BIOGRAPHY: From Dave Danielson, grandson: "Ike left home about 1878, at age 14; his dad had died."

DEATH: Cause: Organic heart disease; blind, anemia, kidney nephritis, bladder disease, senility, high blood pressure

OCCUPATION: Carpenter

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
cherylbills@@gmail.com Parents: Isaiah Marther ROGERS and Huldah HARMON.

Spouse: Mrs. Mary ROGERS. Children were: Sarah ROGERS.

Spouse: Mrs. Mary ROGERS. Mrs. Mary ROGERS and James ROGERS were married in 1630 in Newport, Newport, Ri. Children were: Thomas ROGERS, John ROGERS, Sarah ROGERS.

Spouse: Isham Col RANDOLPH. Jane ROGERS and Isham Col RANDOLPH were married on 25 July 1717 in Of, Turkey Island, Henrico, Virginia. Children were: Isham RANDOLPH, Mary RANDOLPH, Elizabeth RANDOLPH, Anne RANDOLPH, Thomas Isham RANDOLPH, Jane RANDOLPH, Dorothea RANDOLPH, Susannah RANDOLPH, William RANDOLPH, Thomas RANDOLPH, Elizabeth RANDOLPH.

Spouse: Alexander STEWART.

Spouse: Alexander STEWART.

Spouse: Anne ECHINGHAM. Anne ECHINGHAM and John ROGERS were married in 1447 in Echingham,Sussex,England. Children were: Thomas Henry ROGERS.

Spouse: Margery LISLE. Margery LISLE and John ROGERS were married about 1449 in Tyne River,Kent,England. Children were: Anne ROGERS.

Spouse: Adriana De Weydon PRATT. Adriana De Weydon PRATT and John ROGERS were married in 1536 in ,Warwickshire,England. Children were: Bernard ROGERS.

Spouse: Lucy IVERSON. Lucy IVERSON and John ROGERS were married in 1641 in Worcester, , England. Children were: Giles ROGERS, John ROGERS, Peter ROGERS, William ROGERS, Robert ROGERS.

Spouse: Mary ATKINS. Mary ATKINS and John ROGERS were married about 1654 in James City, Virginia. _UIDC8BC4B6B4CB7F443BD52E37DAC2C3EB3ACA9 Children were: William ROGERS, John ROGERS, Daniel ROGERS, Katherine ROGERS.

Spouse: Matilda ALEXANDER. Matilda ALEXANDER and John M ROGERS were married in 1814 in Sugar Creek Prarie,Lawrence,Illinios. Children were: Thomas Alexander ROGERS, Benonia ROGERS, Enoch ROGERS, Green ROGERS, Laurel ROGERS.

Spouse: Sally MARTIN.

BIRTH: Place changed from Michigan to Minnesota based on father's residence in 1860.

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
cherylbills@@gmail.com Parents: Isaiah Marther ROGERS and Huldah HARMON.

Spouse: James W NEWSOM. Margaret Ann "Middy" ROGERS and James W NEWSOM were married.

Spouse: Martin Luther ROBINSON. Margaret Ann "Middy" ROGERS and Martin Luther ROBINSON were married on 25 November 1838 in Poseyville,Posey,Indiana.

Spouse: Eligah ROOK. Margaret Price ROGERS and Eligah ROOK were married in 1795 in ,,South Carolina. Children were: Sarah ROOK, Elizabeth ROOK.

Spouse: Henry PINDAR. Mary ROGERS and Henry PINDAR were married on 22 May 1614 in , , , England. Children were: Mary PINDAR.

Given*** Surname indicates people of renown. Parents: .

Spouse: William HEALY , Sr.. Mary ROGERS and William HEALY , Sr. were married in 1650 in Mass. Bay Colony, British Empire. Children were: Sarah HEALY, William HEALY , Jr..