YANCE "YANCY" RODGERS was the son of Dan Rodgers and Mrs. Harriett "Hattie" (Brazile Rodgers) Wheat.
He worked as a farmer in Harrison County, Texas
He was the husband of Mrs. Nancy Burnett Mitchell Rodgers {married 1889}
His known children were:
Berthia Rodgers
Samuel Rodgers
Lizzie Rodgers
Florence Rodgers
Essie Rodgers
Amanda Rodgers
Daniel Elijah Rodgers
Fannie Rodgers
Annie Bell Rodgers
Joseph Rodgers
Yancy Rodgers
L.C. Rodgers Sr.
For the last few years of his life, he resided in the home of his son, L.C. Rodgers Sr., on Morton Street in Marshall, Texas.
YANCE "YANCY" RODGERS was laid to rest on November 7, 1948 on the grounds of Rock Springs Cemetery in Marshall, Texas.
Robert A. Rambo was the undertaker who managed the burial arrangements.
His son, L.C. Rodgers Sr., was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #48159
~ Texas County Marriage Record
~ 1880-1940 U.S. Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Notes
- Yance Rodgers was reflected in the 1880 census as the twelve-year-old son who was living in the home with his mother and his stepfather, Peter Wheat. Therefore, a more accurate birth year of 1868 is reflected in this memorial.
- His wife, Nancy, died between 1920 and 1940.
He worked as a farmer in Harrison County, Texas
He was the husband of Mrs. Nancy Burnett Mitchell Rodgers {married 1889}
His known children were:
Berthia Rodgers
Samuel Rodgers
Lizzie Rodgers
Florence Rodgers
Essie Rodgers
Amanda Rodgers
Daniel Elijah Rodgers
Fannie Rodgers
Annie Bell Rodgers
Joseph Rodgers
Yancy Rodgers
L.C. Rodgers Sr.
For the last few years of his life, he resided in the home of his son, L.C. Rodgers Sr., on Morton Street in Marshall, Texas.
YANCE "YANCY" RODGERS was laid to rest on November 7, 1948 on the grounds of Rock Springs Cemetery in Marshall, Texas.
Robert A. Rambo was the undertaker who managed the burial arrangements.
His son, L.C. Rodgers Sr., was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #48159
~ Texas County Marriage Record
~ 1880-1940 U.S. Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Notes
- Yance Rodgers was reflected in the 1880 census as the twelve-year-old son who was living in the home with his mother and his stepfather, Peter Wheat. Therefore, a more accurate birth year of 1868 is reflected in this memorial.
- His wife, Nancy, died between 1920 and 1940.
YANCE "YANCY" RODGERS was the son of Dan Rodgers and Mrs. Harriett "Hattie" (Brazile Rodgers) Wheat.
He worked as a farmer in Harrison County, Texas
He was the husband of Mrs. Nancy Burnett Mitchell Rodgers {married 1889}
His known children were:
Berthia Rodgers
Samuel Rodgers
Lizzie Rodgers
Florence Rodgers
Essie Rodgers
Amanda Rodgers
Daniel Elijah Rodgers
Fannie Rodgers
Annie Bell Rodgers
Joseph Rodgers
Yancy Rodgers
L.C. Rodgers Sr.
For the last few years of his life, he resided in the home of his son, L.C. Rodgers Sr., on Morton Street in Marshall, Texas.
YANCE "YANCY" RODGERS was laid to rest on November 7, 1948 on the grounds of Rock Springs Cemetery in Marshall, Texas.
Robert A. Rambo was the undertaker who managed the burial arrangements.
His son, L.C. Rodgers Sr., was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #48159
~ Texas County Marriage Record
~ 1880-1940 U.S. Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Notes
- Yance Rodgers was reflected in the 1880 census as the twelve-year-old son who was living in the home with his mother and his stepfather, Peter Wheat. Therefore, a more accurate birth year of 1868 is reflected in this memorial.
- His wife, Nancy, died between 1920 and 1940.
He worked as a farmer in Harrison County, Texas
He was the husband of Mrs. Nancy Burnett Mitchell Rodgers {married 1889}
His known children were:
Berthia Rodgers
Samuel Rodgers
Lizzie Rodgers
Florence Rodgers
Essie Rodgers
Amanda Rodgers
Daniel Elijah Rodgers
Fannie Rodgers
Annie Bell Rodgers
Joseph Rodgers
Yancy Rodgers
L.C. Rodgers Sr.
For the last few years of his life, he resided in the home of his son, L.C. Rodgers Sr., on Morton Street in Marshall, Texas.
YANCE "YANCY" RODGERS was laid to rest on November 7, 1948 on the grounds of Rock Springs Cemetery in Marshall, Texas.
Robert A. Rambo was the undertaker who managed the burial arrangements.
His son, L.C. Rodgers Sr., was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #48159
~ Texas County Marriage Record
~ 1880-1940 U.S. Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
Notes
- Yance Rodgers was reflected in the 1880 census as the twelve-year-old son who was living in the home with his mother and his stepfather, Peter Wheat. Therefore, a more accurate birth year of 1868 is reflected in this memorial.
- His wife, Nancy, died between 1920 and 1940.
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