William was the son of James W. Rogers (born c.1854) and Martha (Alther) Rogers (born c.1860). James was born in Augusta County, Virginia, and Martha was born in Page County, Virginia.
In 1942 when he registered for the U.S. Draft for WWII, William was born on 24 Mar 1889. Bertha Rogers was the person who would always know where William was. She was possibly his sister, Bertha Mae Rogers (10 Mar 1888 - 18 Feb 1971).
William was divorced at the time of his death. Saylor Spitler was the informant on William's death certificate.
In 1942 when he registered for the U.S. Draft for WWII, William was born on 24 Mar 1889. Bertha Rogers was the person who would always know where William was. She was possibly his sister, Bertha Mae Rogers (10 Mar 1888 - 18 Feb 1971).
William was divorced at the time of his death. Saylor Spitler was the informant on William's death certificate.
William was the son of James W. Rogers (born c.1854) and Martha (Alther) Rogers (born c.1860). James was born in Augusta County, Virginia, and Martha was born in Page County, Virginia.
In 1942 when he registered for the U.S. Draft for WWII, William was born on 24 Mar 1889. Bertha Rogers was the person who would always know where William was. She was possibly his sister, Bertha Mae Rogers (10 Mar 1888 - 18 Feb 1971).
William was divorced at the time of his death. Saylor Spitler was the informant on William's death certificate.
In 1942 when he registered for the U.S. Draft for WWII, William was born on 24 Mar 1889. Bertha Rogers was the person who would always know where William was. She was possibly his sister, Bertha Mae Rogers (10 Mar 1888 - 18 Feb 1971).
William was divorced at the time of his death. Saylor Spitler was the informant on William's death certificate.
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