Eliza was the daughter of John Alexander Rogers Sr. (1789–1873) and Margaret Forgey Rogers (1794–1817). Eliza was born in Rogersville, Hawkins County, Tennessee. She married Frederick Bird Smith Cocke (1813-1903) on Oct 2, 1832 in Rogersville, Hawkins, Tennessee.
She moved to Texas with her husband and 10 surviving children:
John A Cocke (1834–1910)
Thomas Foster Cocke (1835–1910)
James Rogers Cocke (1838–1919)
Frederick Bird Smith Cocke, Jr., (1839–1912)
William Gabriel Cocke (1842–1935)
Sarah "Sallie" Amelia Cocke (1846–1892)
Margaret Ellen Cocke (1848–1890)
Emma Matilda Cocke (1850–1908)
Maclin Turley Cocke (1851–1943)
between 1853 and 1855, where she had two more more daughters:
Pauline Malvina Cocke (1855–1940)
Mary Ellen Cocke (1858–1906)
Elza M. Rogers was buried: Cocke Family Cemetery, which was near Wessel's Gin, close to Ecleto, Karnes County, Texas.
She moved to Texas with her husband and 10 surviving children:
John A Cocke (1834–1910)
Thomas Foster Cocke (1835–1910)
James Rogers Cocke (1838–1919)
Frederick Bird Smith Cocke, Jr., (1839–1912)
William Gabriel Cocke (1842–1935)
Sarah "Sallie" Amelia Cocke (1846–1892)
Margaret Ellen Cocke (1848–1890)
Emma Matilda Cocke (1850–1908)
Maclin Turley Cocke (1851–1943)
between 1853 and 1855, where she had two more more daughters:
Pauline Malvina Cocke (1855–1940)
Mary Ellen Cocke (1858–1906)
Elza M. Rogers was buried: Cocke Family Cemetery, which was near Wessel's Gin, close to Ecleto, Karnes County, Texas.
Eliza was the daughter of John Alexander Rogers Sr. (1789–1873) and Margaret Forgey Rogers (1794–1817). Eliza was born in Rogersville, Hawkins County, Tennessee. She married Frederick Bird Smith Cocke (1813-1903) on Oct 2, 1832 in Rogersville, Hawkins, Tennessee.
She moved to Texas with her husband and 10 surviving children:
John A Cocke (1834–1910)
Thomas Foster Cocke (1835–1910)
James Rogers Cocke (1838–1919)
Frederick Bird Smith Cocke, Jr., (1839–1912)
William Gabriel Cocke (1842–1935)
Sarah "Sallie" Amelia Cocke (1846–1892)
Margaret Ellen Cocke (1848–1890)
Emma Matilda Cocke (1850–1908)
Maclin Turley Cocke (1851–1943)
between 1853 and 1855, where she had two more more daughters:
Pauline Malvina Cocke (1855–1940)
Mary Ellen Cocke (1858–1906)
Elza M. Rogers was buried: Cocke Family Cemetery, which was near Wessel's Gin, close to Ecleto, Karnes County, Texas.
She moved to Texas with her husband and 10 surviving children:
John A Cocke (1834–1910)
Thomas Foster Cocke (1835–1910)
James Rogers Cocke (1838–1919)
Frederick Bird Smith Cocke, Jr., (1839–1912)
William Gabriel Cocke (1842–1935)
Sarah "Sallie" Amelia Cocke (1846–1892)
Margaret Ellen Cocke (1848–1890)
Emma Matilda Cocke (1850–1908)
Maclin Turley Cocke (1851–1943)
between 1853 and 1855, where she had two more more daughters:
Pauline Malvina Cocke (1855–1940)
Mary Ellen Cocke (1858–1906)
Elza M. Rogers was buried: Cocke Family Cemetery, which was near Wessel's Gin, close to Ecleto, Karnes County, Texas.
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