Son of Major James Rogers and Nancy Ann Camp.
Husband of Martha Matilda McWhorter.
Father of Ann Rogers Williams, Sarah Caroline Rogers, John Bailey Rogers, Hugh M. Rogers, Margaret Elizabeth Rogers Mack, Samuel Edward Rogers, William Divers Rogers, Martha Louise (Matt) Rogers, Cicero Franklin Rogers.
A blacksmith, farmer, and postmaster of Ada, AR postoffice 1858-1867.
The Civil War Battle of Prairie Grove, AR took place on the ridge where his home, and the homes of his children William Divers Rogers, and Sarah Caroline Rogers Borden stood. They hid in the cellar of neighbor, William Morton.
Section S, Row 25, Grave 65.
Husband of Martha Matilda McWhorter.
Father of Ann Rogers Williams, Sarah Caroline Rogers, John Bailey Rogers, Hugh M. Rogers, Margaret Elizabeth Rogers Mack, Samuel Edward Rogers, William Divers Rogers, Martha Louise (Matt) Rogers, Cicero Franklin Rogers.
A blacksmith, farmer, and postmaster of Ada, AR postoffice 1858-1867.
The Civil War Battle of Prairie Grove, AR took place on the ridge where his home, and the homes of his children William Divers Rogers, and Sarah Caroline Rogers Borden stood. They hid in the cellar of neighbor, William Morton.
Section S, Row 25, Grave 65.
Son of Major James Rogers and Nancy Ann Camp.
Husband of Martha Matilda McWhorter.
Father of Ann Rogers Williams, Sarah Caroline Rogers, John Bailey Rogers, Hugh M. Rogers, Margaret Elizabeth Rogers Mack, Samuel Edward Rogers, William Divers Rogers, Martha Louise (Matt) Rogers, Cicero Franklin Rogers.
A blacksmith, farmer, and postmaster of Ada, AR postoffice 1858-1867.
The Civil War Battle of Prairie Grove, AR took place on the ridge where his home, and the homes of his children William Divers Rogers, and Sarah Caroline Rogers Borden stood. They hid in the cellar of neighbor, William Morton.
Section S, Row 25, Grave 65.
Husband of Martha Matilda McWhorter.
Father of Ann Rogers Williams, Sarah Caroline Rogers, John Bailey Rogers, Hugh M. Rogers, Margaret Elizabeth Rogers Mack, Samuel Edward Rogers, William Divers Rogers, Martha Louise (Matt) Rogers, Cicero Franklin Rogers.
A blacksmith, farmer, and postmaster of Ada, AR postoffice 1858-1867.
The Civil War Battle of Prairie Grove, AR took place on the ridge where his home, and the homes of his children William Divers Rogers, and Sarah Caroline Rogers Borden stood. They hid in the cellar of neighbor, William Morton.
Section S, Row 25, Grave 65.
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