see also -- https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rogers-17007
Son of George Washington Rogers and Sarah Knight. Younger brother of Fountain Rogers.
In 1850 he was living with his parents in Marion Co, Tn.
In 1860 he was in Lawrence Co, Ark.
Sharp County Record (newspaper in Ash Flat, Ark)
Nov 7, 1913 -
"Uncle Oliver Rogers of Davidson township, who is now well up in eighty in years, returned to his home Tuesday, after having spent a few days here with relatives and old friends. Uncle Oliver has a host of friends in Evening Shade."
Nov. 21, 1913 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers is visiting ___ King and family at Highland ___ week."
Jan 16, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers is planning a trip to Tennessee."
Feb 13, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers has purchased a telephone lately."
Feb 20, 1914 -
"Ash Flat - Dr. W.O. Tibbles has been making trips this week to see Uncle Oliver Rogers, an old citizen of Davidson township, who is on the sick list."
Feb 27, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers has been dangerously ill for some time and is not expected to recover."
"Oliver Rogers Dead -
Oliver Rogers, the oldest citizen of Davidson township and a pioneer settler of that section, died Wednesday morning, at the age of ___ years. For a few years past he had been very feeble from ___ incident to one of old age. This county had no better citizen than Uncle Oliver Rogers, and his death is regretted by very ___ friends throughout the county. His burial occurred in Davidson township Thursday and was in charge of the Masonic fraternity. A number of Masons from the Evening Shade lodge, of which Uncle Oliver was a member, attended the burial."
[Wed. would have been Feb. 25]
Mar 6, 1914 -
"Ash Flat - C.B. Martin, J.M. Causbie, R.L. Stephens, Rev. Swift Anderson, Sid Stephens, Sam Orr, and Charley Hargroves attended the burial of Oliver Rogers in Davidson township Thursday of last week."
Son of George Washington Rogers and Sarah Knight. Younger brother of Fountain Rogers.
In 1850 he was living with his parents in Marion Co, Tn.
In 1860 he was in Lawrence Co, Ark.
Sharp County Record (newspaper in Ash Flat, Ark)
Nov 7, 1913 -
"Uncle Oliver Rogers of Davidson township, who is now well up in eighty in years, returned to his home Tuesday, after having spent a few days here with relatives and old friends. Uncle Oliver has a host of friends in Evening Shade."
Nov. 21, 1913 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers is visiting ___ King and family at Highland ___ week."
Jan 16, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers is planning a trip to Tennessee."
Feb 13, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers has purchased a telephone lately."
Feb 20, 1914 -
"Ash Flat - Dr. W.O. Tibbles has been making trips this week to see Uncle Oliver Rogers, an old citizen of Davidson township, who is on the sick list."
Feb 27, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers has been dangerously ill for some time and is not expected to recover."
"Oliver Rogers Dead -
Oliver Rogers, the oldest citizen of Davidson township and a pioneer settler of that section, died Wednesday morning, at the age of ___ years. For a few years past he had been very feeble from ___ incident to one of old age. This county had no better citizen than Uncle Oliver Rogers, and his death is regretted by very ___ friends throughout the county. His burial occurred in Davidson township Thursday and was in charge of the Masonic fraternity. A number of Masons from the Evening Shade lodge, of which Uncle Oliver was a member, attended the burial."
[Wed. would have been Feb. 25]
Mar 6, 1914 -
"Ash Flat - C.B. Martin, J.M. Causbie, R.L. Stephens, Rev. Swift Anderson, Sid Stephens, Sam Orr, and Charley Hargroves attended the burial of Oliver Rogers in Davidson township Thursday of last week."
see also -- https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rogers-17007
Son of George Washington Rogers and Sarah Knight. Younger brother of Fountain Rogers.
In 1850 he was living with his parents in Marion Co, Tn.
In 1860 he was in Lawrence Co, Ark.
Sharp County Record (newspaper in Ash Flat, Ark)
Nov 7, 1913 -
"Uncle Oliver Rogers of Davidson township, who is now well up in eighty in years, returned to his home Tuesday, after having spent a few days here with relatives and old friends. Uncle Oliver has a host of friends in Evening Shade."
Nov. 21, 1913 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers is visiting ___ King and family at Highland ___ week."
Jan 16, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers is planning a trip to Tennessee."
Feb 13, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers has purchased a telephone lately."
Feb 20, 1914 -
"Ash Flat - Dr. W.O. Tibbles has been making trips this week to see Uncle Oliver Rogers, an old citizen of Davidson township, who is on the sick list."
Feb 27, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers has been dangerously ill for some time and is not expected to recover."
"Oliver Rogers Dead -
Oliver Rogers, the oldest citizen of Davidson township and a pioneer settler of that section, died Wednesday morning, at the age of ___ years. For a few years past he had been very feeble from ___ incident to one of old age. This county had no better citizen than Uncle Oliver Rogers, and his death is regretted by very ___ friends throughout the county. His burial occurred in Davidson township Thursday and was in charge of the Masonic fraternity. A number of Masons from the Evening Shade lodge, of which Uncle Oliver was a member, attended the burial."
[Wed. would have been Feb. 25]
Mar 6, 1914 -
"Ash Flat - C.B. Martin, J.M. Causbie, R.L. Stephens, Rev. Swift Anderson, Sid Stephens, Sam Orr, and Charley Hargroves attended the burial of Oliver Rogers in Davidson township Thursday of last week."
Son of George Washington Rogers and Sarah Knight. Younger brother of Fountain Rogers.
In 1850 he was living with his parents in Marion Co, Tn.
In 1860 he was in Lawrence Co, Ark.
Sharp County Record (newspaper in Ash Flat, Ark)
Nov 7, 1913 -
"Uncle Oliver Rogers of Davidson township, who is now well up in eighty in years, returned to his home Tuesday, after having spent a few days here with relatives and old friends. Uncle Oliver has a host of friends in Evening Shade."
Nov. 21, 1913 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers is visiting ___ King and family at Highland ___ week."
Jan 16, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers is planning a trip to Tennessee."
Feb 13, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers has purchased a telephone lately."
Feb 20, 1914 -
"Ash Flat - Dr. W.O. Tibbles has been making trips this week to see Uncle Oliver Rogers, an old citizen of Davidson township, who is on the sick list."
Feb 27, 1914 -
"Corinth - Uncle Oliver Rogers has been dangerously ill for some time and is not expected to recover."
"Oliver Rogers Dead -
Oliver Rogers, the oldest citizen of Davidson township and a pioneer settler of that section, died Wednesday morning, at the age of ___ years. For a few years past he had been very feeble from ___ incident to one of old age. This county had no better citizen than Uncle Oliver Rogers, and his death is regretted by very ___ friends throughout the county. His burial occurred in Davidson township Thursday and was in charge of the Masonic fraternity. A number of Masons from the Evening Shade lodge, of which Uncle Oliver was a member, attended the burial."
[Wed. would have been Feb. 25]
Mar 6, 1914 -
"Ash Flat - C.B. Martin, J.M. Causbie, R.L. Stephens, Rev. Swift Anderson, Sid Stephens, Sam Orr, and Charley Hargroves attended the burial of Oliver Rogers in Davidson township Thursday of last week."
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Rogers, O. M. 9-16-1832 To 2-25-1914
Rogers, Louise A. 12-5-1826 to 9-3-1890 Wife of O.M.
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