He was the son of Rufus and Elizabeth Hunt Rogers, and was the grandson of James L. Hunt. He entered the service on November 27, 1942 and was a member of Company B, 4th Infantry.
He was survived by his mother, Elizabeth Hunt Rogers; a son; three brothers; and his grandfather, James L. Hunt.
Pvt. Rogers was originally buried overseas but was later moved to New Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery in 1947.
Source: The Robesonian, 11/7/1947.
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289th Infantry Regiment/75th Infantry Division
KIA Salmchâteau - Grand Bois area, Belgium
He was survived by his mother, Elizabeth Hunt Rogers; a son; three brothers; and his grandfather, James L. Hunt.
Pvt. Rogers was originally buried overseas but was later moved to New Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery in 1947.
Source: The Robesonian, 11/7/1947.
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289th Infantry Regiment/75th Infantry Division
KIA Salmchâteau - Grand Bois area, Belgium
He was the son of Rufus and Elizabeth Hunt Rogers, and was the grandson of James L. Hunt. He entered the service on November 27, 1942 and was a member of Company B, 4th Infantry.
He was survived by his mother, Elizabeth Hunt Rogers; a son; three brothers; and his grandfather, James L. Hunt.
Pvt. Rogers was originally buried overseas but was later moved to New Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery in 1947.
Source: The Robesonian, 11/7/1947.
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289th Infantry Regiment/75th Infantry Division
KIA Salmchâteau - Grand Bois area, Belgium
He was survived by his mother, Elizabeth Hunt Rogers; a son; three brothers; and his grandfather, James L. Hunt.
Pvt. Rogers was originally buried overseas but was later moved to New Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery in 1947.
Source: The Robesonian, 11/7/1947.
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289th Infantry Regiment/75th Infantry Division
KIA Salmchâteau - Grand Bois area, Belgium
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