Robert was born to Robert Rogers, Sr. (1738-1816) and Mary Titcomb (1742-1827) of Newbury. His mother Mary's father was Col. Moses Titcomb who died on Sep. 8, 1755 at Lake George, New York in French and Indian War. Also buried in this cemetery is his mother's second cousin, Gen. Jonathan Titcomb.
Robert, Jr. was first married to Sarah Somerby on June 20, 1784. Sarah is thought to be the daughter of John Somerby and Sarah Cook of Newburyport. Robert and Sarah Somerby had nine children before her death in 1805.
After Sarah's death, Robert married Mrs. Sarah "Sally" Coffin on Jan. 1, 1807. Sally and Robert had three children.
Moses Rogers, Benaiah Rogers, and Mary Rogers are brothers and a sister of Robert that are known to be buried in this cemetery. Capt. Benjamin Rogers is a cousin that is also buried in this cemetery.
Robert died in Newburyport in 1811. His second wife, Sally, survived him by 37 years, dying in 1848. Robert and both wives are buried together in this Old Hill Burying Ground cemetery.
Robert, Jr. was first married to Sarah Somerby on June 20, 1784. Sarah is thought to be the daughter of John Somerby and Sarah Cook of Newburyport. Robert and Sarah Somerby had nine children before her death in 1805.
After Sarah's death, Robert married Mrs. Sarah "Sally" Coffin on Jan. 1, 1807. Sally and Robert had three children.
Moses Rogers, Benaiah Rogers, and Mary Rogers are brothers and a sister of Robert that are known to be buried in this cemetery. Capt. Benjamin Rogers is a cousin that is also buried in this cemetery.
Robert died in Newburyport in 1811. His second wife, Sally, survived him by 37 years, dying in 1848. Robert and both wives are buried together in this Old Hill Burying Ground cemetery.
Robert was born to Robert Rogers, Sr. (1738-1816) and Mary Titcomb (1742-1827) of Newbury. His mother Mary's father was Col. Moses Titcomb who died on Sep. 8, 1755 at Lake George, New York in French and Indian War. Also buried in this cemetery is his mother's second cousin, Gen. Jonathan Titcomb.
Robert, Jr. was first married to Sarah Somerby on June 20, 1784. Sarah is thought to be the daughter of John Somerby and Sarah Cook of Newburyport. Robert and Sarah Somerby had nine children before her death in 1805.
After Sarah's death, Robert married Mrs. Sarah "Sally" Coffin on Jan. 1, 1807. Sally and Robert had three children.
Moses Rogers, Benaiah Rogers, and Mary Rogers are brothers and a sister of Robert that are known to be buried in this cemetery. Capt. Benjamin Rogers is a cousin that is also buried in this cemetery.
Robert died in Newburyport in 1811. His second wife, Sally, survived him by 37 years, dying in 1848. Robert and both wives are buried together in this Old Hill Burying Ground cemetery.
Robert, Jr. was first married to Sarah Somerby on June 20, 1784. Sarah is thought to be the daughter of John Somerby and Sarah Cook of Newburyport. Robert and Sarah Somerby had nine children before her death in 1805.
After Sarah's death, Robert married Mrs. Sarah "Sally" Coffin on Jan. 1, 1807. Sally and Robert had three children.
Moses Rogers, Benaiah Rogers, and Mary Rogers are brothers and a sister of Robert that are known to be buried in this cemetery. Capt. Benjamin Rogers is a cousin that is also buried in this cemetery.
Robert died in Newburyport in 1811. His second wife, Sally, survived him by 37 years, dying in 1848. Robert and both wives are buried together in this Old Hill Burying Ground cemetery.
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ROBERT ROGERS JR.
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Robert's stone is broken in two pieces, but the name can still be seen.
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