Will of John Rogers dated 1 Feb 1661, probated 5 June 1661 mentions wife Frances; sons John Rogers Jr.; Joseph Rogers; Timothy Rogers; dau's Ann Hudson; Mary Rogers and Abigail Rogers; gr.ch George Russell and John Russell.
John Rogers is buried in the Wanton-Rogers Burying Ground according to "John Rogers of Marshfield and some of his descendants" pages 5-7.
Apparently there was another John Rogers in Scituate, about the same age, who married an Ann Churchman, but according to "John Rogers of Marshfield and some of his descendants" this is an entirely different family. This family was somehow related to the pilgrim Thomas Rogers.
∼Married in England in 1618. Died after 1 Feb 1660/61 (will) and before 5 June 1660/61 (probate).
John Rogers is buried in the Wanton-Rogers Burying Ground according to "John Rogers of Marshfield and some of his descendants" pages 5-7.
Apparently there was another John Rogers in Scituate, about the same age, who married an Ann Churchman, but according to "John Rogers of Marshfield and some of his descendants" this is an entirely different family. This family was somehow related to the pilgrim Thomas Rogers.
∼Married in England in 1618. Died after 1 Feb 1660/61 (will) and before 5 June 1660/61 (probate).
Will of John Rogers dated 1 Feb 1661, probated 5 June 1661 mentions wife Frances; sons John Rogers Jr.; Joseph Rogers; Timothy Rogers; dau's Ann Hudson; Mary Rogers and Abigail Rogers; gr.ch George Russell and John Russell.
John Rogers is buried in the Wanton-Rogers Burying Ground according to "John Rogers of Marshfield and some of his descendants" pages 5-7.
Apparently there was another John Rogers in Scituate, about the same age, who married an Ann Churchman, but according to "John Rogers of Marshfield and some of his descendants" this is an entirely different family. This family was somehow related to the pilgrim Thomas Rogers.
∼Married in England in 1618. Died after 1 Feb 1660/61 (will) and before 5 June 1660/61 (probate).
John Rogers is buried in the Wanton-Rogers Burying Ground according to "John Rogers of Marshfield and some of his descendants" pages 5-7.
Apparently there was another John Rogers in Scituate, about the same age, who married an Ann Churchman, but according to "John Rogers of Marshfield and some of his descendants" this is an entirely different family. This family was somehow related to the pilgrim Thomas Rogers.
∼Married in England in 1618. Died after 1 Feb 1660/61 (will) and before 5 June 1660/61 (probate).
