John Calvin Rogers

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John Calvin Rogers

Birth
Georgia, USA
Death
17 Nov 1875 (aged 78)
Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, USA
Burial
Crawford County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
Plot
on family farm
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John Rogers was the son of Enoch Rogers and Catherine Teague Rogers. He married Amy G. Adams on July 18, 1814 in GA.
John, Amy & their children came from the State of Georgia in the year 1844, & settled on the Georgia Ridge north of Alma, Arkansas in Crawford County. They had 11 children:
1. Nancy Melvina, b 1816, married Edward Bruce Chastain
2. Jane Caroline "Becky", b 1819, married Hardesty White
3. Enoch Shuman, born 1822, married Nancy Ramsey
4. Lucinda Elizabeth, b 1824, married Wesley P. Stone
5. Green W., b 1826, married Eliza Ramsey
6. William, b. abt 1828
7. Lovesy, b. abt 1829, married James Lawson
8. Martha, b 1831, married Thomas Wells
9. John Calhoun "Jack", b 1836, married Sarah Elizabeth Meadors
10. Amy, b 1839?, died w/o heirs,
11. James Christopher Columbus "Red", born 1845, married Martha Jane Meadors.
All the children, save James, were born in Georgia.
... This family can be found in a great book called "Our Kith and Kin of Georgia Ridge".
John Rogers was the son of Enoch Rogers and Catherine Teague Rogers. He married Amy G. Adams on July 18, 1814 in GA.
John, Amy & their children came from the State of Georgia in the year 1844, & settled on the Georgia Ridge north of Alma, Arkansas in Crawford County. They had 11 children:
1. Nancy Melvina, b 1816, married Edward Bruce Chastain
2. Jane Caroline "Becky", b 1819, married Hardesty White
3. Enoch Shuman, born 1822, married Nancy Ramsey
4. Lucinda Elizabeth, b 1824, married Wesley P. Stone
5. Green W., b 1826, married Eliza Ramsey
6. William, b. abt 1828
7. Lovesy, b. abt 1829, married James Lawson
8. Martha, b 1831, married Thomas Wells
9. John Calhoun "Jack", b 1836, married Sarah Elizabeth Meadors
10. Amy, b 1839?, died w/o heirs,
11. James Christopher Columbus "Red", born 1845, married Martha Jane Meadors.
All the children, save James, were born in Georgia.
... This family can be found in a great book called "Our Kith and Kin of Georgia Ridge".