Thanks to Charles O'Gorman (48686593) for providing Caroline's maiden name and links to her parents.
Caroline was the wife of John Rogers and mother of Ralph and Ezekiel. Charles also reports Caroline was the mother of Isaac Runyon Rogers (1837-1906, b. Mercer County, d. Trenton). Church member Athaliah Voorhees (59185206) noted Caroline's August 21 funeral in her diary, writing that Caroline was "one of our sisters in the church" and, "She left the world in bright hopes of glory beyond the sky."
Caroline was the wife of John Rogers and mother of Ralph and Ezekiel. Charles also reports Caroline was the mother of Isaac Runyon Rogers (1837-1906, b. Mercer County, d. Trenton). Church member Athaliah Voorhees (59185206) noted Caroline's August 21 funeral in her diary, writing that Caroline was "one of our sisters in the church" and, "She left the world in bright hopes of glory beyond the sky."
Thanks to Charles O'Gorman (48686593) for providing Caroline's maiden name and links to her parents.
Caroline was the wife of John Rogers and mother of Ralph and Ezekiel. Charles also reports Caroline was the mother of Isaac Runyon Rogers (1837-1906, b. Mercer County, d. Trenton). Church member Athaliah Voorhees (59185206) noted Caroline's August 21 funeral in her diary, writing that Caroline was "one of our sisters in the church" and, "She left the world in bright hopes of glory beyond the sky."
Caroline was the wife of John Rogers and mother of Ralph and Ezekiel. Charles also reports Caroline was the mother of Isaac Runyon Rogers (1837-1906, b. Mercer County, d. Trenton). Church member Athaliah Voorhees (59185206) noted Caroline's August 21 funeral in her diary, writing that Caroline was "one of our sisters in the church" and, "She left the world in bright hopes of glory beyond the sky."
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