Daughter of John and Sarah (Herring) Treadwell of Sampson Co., NC. Married William 'Thomas' Rogers circa 1783. Together they had 11 children. Following Thomas Rogers' death about 1810, she is found in Bulloch Co., GA and in the mid-1820's moved to Lowndes Co., GA. She is buried in the Rogers cemetery about 6 miles north of Quitman in an unmarked grave.
The above info is excerpted from from a biographical description of Thomas Rogers in "Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia", Vol. 10, pgs 415-416 and was contributed by Mary E. Rogers Broadhurst of Adel, Ga and Jane A. Lawson of Decatur, Ga.
The above info is excerpted from from a biographical description of Thomas Rogers in "Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia", Vol. 10, pgs 415-416 and was contributed by Mary E. Rogers Broadhurst of Adel, Ga and Jane A. Lawson of Decatur, Ga.
Daughter of John and Sarah (Herring) Treadwell of Sampson Co., NC. Married William 'Thomas' Rogers circa 1783. Together they had 11 children. Following Thomas Rogers' death about 1810, she is found in Bulloch Co., GA and in the mid-1820's moved to Lowndes Co., GA. She is buried in the Rogers cemetery about 6 miles north of Quitman in an unmarked grave.
The above info is excerpted from from a biographical description of Thomas Rogers in "Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia", Vol. 10, pgs 415-416 and was contributed by Mary E. Rogers Broadhurst of Adel, Ga and Jane A. Lawson of Decatur, Ga.
The above info is excerpted from from a biographical description of Thomas Rogers in "Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia", Vol. 10, pgs 415-416 and was contributed by Mary E. Rogers Broadhurst of Adel, Ga and Jane A. Lawson of Decatur, Ga.
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