Daughter of Hugh Rogers and Martha M. McWhorter, born Pendleton District, SC.
Lived in Walker Co., GA and married Archibald Borden Dec. 30, 1847.
Sibling of Ann Rogers Williams, John Bailey Rogers, Hugh M. Rogers, Margaret Elizabeth Rogers Mock, Dr. Samuel Edward Rogers, William Divers Rogers, Charlotte Rogers, Martha Louise (Matt) Rogers West, and Cicero Franklin Rogers.
Mother of Reynold Bascomb P. Borden, Thomas Cicero Borden, Caldonia Ann Borden Bradenburg, William Lewis Borden, Martha Jane Borden, John Hugh Borden, Rachael Luvenia Borden Settle, and Julia Elizabeth Borden.
Lived in Praire Grove, Washington Co., AR. She was pregnant with Julia when the Battle of Prairie Grove took place on the ridge where her home, and the homes of her parents, a brother, and William Morton were located. She gathered family members and they hid in the basement of William Morton during the battle. The next day her home was burned to the ground by the Northern troops. It was rebuilt on the original foundation and still stands on the grounds of the Prairie Grove Battlefield.
Lived in Walker Co., GA and married Archibald Borden Dec. 30, 1847.
Sibling of Ann Rogers Williams, John Bailey Rogers, Hugh M. Rogers, Margaret Elizabeth Rogers Mock, Dr. Samuel Edward Rogers, William Divers Rogers, Charlotte Rogers, Martha Louise (Matt) Rogers West, and Cicero Franklin Rogers.
Mother of Reynold Bascomb P. Borden, Thomas Cicero Borden, Caldonia Ann Borden Bradenburg, William Lewis Borden, Martha Jane Borden, John Hugh Borden, Rachael Luvenia Borden Settle, and Julia Elizabeth Borden.
Lived in Praire Grove, Washington Co., AR. She was pregnant with Julia when the Battle of Prairie Grove took place on the ridge where her home, and the homes of her parents, a brother, and William Morton were located. She gathered family members and they hid in the basement of William Morton during the battle. The next day her home was burned to the ground by the Northern troops. It was rebuilt on the original foundation and still stands on the grounds of the Prairie Grove Battlefield.
Daughter of Hugh Rogers and Martha M. McWhorter, born Pendleton District, SC.
Lived in Walker Co., GA and married Archibald Borden Dec. 30, 1847.
Sibling of Ann Rogers Williams, John Bailey Rogers, Hugh M. Rogers, Margaret Elizabeth Rogers Mock, Dr. Samuel Edward Rogers, William Divers Rogers, Charlotte Rogers, Martha Louise (Matt) Rogers West, and Cicero Franklin Rogers.
Mother of Reynold Bascomb P. Borden, Thomas Cicero Borden, Caldonia Ann Borden Bradenburg, William Lewis Borden, Martha Jane Borden, John Hugh Borden, Rachael Luvenia Borden Settle, and Julia Elizabeth Borden.
Lived in Praire Grove, Washington Co., AR. She was pregnant with Julia when the Battle of Prairie Grove took place on the ridge where her home, and the homes of her parents, a brother, and William Morton were located. She gathered family members and they hid in the basement of William Morton during the battle. The next day her home was burned to the ground by the Northern troops. It was rebuilt on the original foundation and still stands on the grounds of the Prairie Grove Battlefield.
Lived in Walker Co., GA and married Archibald Borden Dec. 30, 1847.
Sibling of Ann Rogers Williams, John Bailey Rogers, Hugh M. Rogers, Margaret Elizabeth Rogers Mock, Dr. Samuel Edward Rogers, William Divers Rogers, Charlotte Rogers, Martha Louise (Matt) Rogers West, and Cicero Franklin Rogers.
Mother of Reynold Bascomb P. Borden, Thomas Cicero Borden, Caldonia Ann Borden Bradenburg, William Lewis Borden, Martha Jane Borden, John Hugh Borden, Rachael Luvenia Borden Settle, and Julia Elizabeth Borden.
Lived in Praire Grove, Washington Co., AR. She was pregnant with Julia when the Battle of Prairie Grove took place on the ridge where her home, and the homes of her parents, a brother, and William Morton were located. She gathered family members and they hid in the basement of William Morton during the battle. The next day her home was burned to the ground by the Northern troops. It was rebuilt on the original foundation and still stands on the grounds of the Prairie Grove Battlefield.
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