Private, Co. I, 135th Indiana Infantry (100 days service). Enlisted at Crawfordsville, Indiana on May 6, 1864 and mustered out at Indianapolis, Indiana on September 29, 1864.
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Comrade Dr. Henry Rogers, 101 years of age, passed away at his home in Rockville, Indiana, on January 31, 1946. He served as private in Company I of the 135th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He was the last member of the Steele Post No. 9, and the last Civil War veterans in Parke County. He had practiced medicine in Parke County for 65 years. Dr. Rogers was department patriotic instructor at the time of his passing (67th Journal, 1946).
Source: "Indiana Civil War Veterans, Transcription of the Death Rolls of the Department of Indiana, Grand Army of the Republic, 1882-1948", By Dennis Northcott, 2005, p. 391.
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Henry C. was a Doctor at Barnard, North Salem, Rockville Indiana, served in Civil War 4 years.
Henry was son of Henry Rogers who was also a doctor in Montgomery County, Indiana.
His wife was Lida M. (unknown).
Biography of Henry C. Rogers from the Atlas of Putnam Co., Indiana (published 1879):
Rogers, Henry C., P.O. Fort Red, Physician; is a native of Montgomery County, Ind.; born there August 16, 1844; son of Henry and Jane Rogers (nee Kirkpatrick); he settled in this county and township in 1877. Married March 30, 1866, Cintillie Wilson; has had three children--Anna, James H. and Eddie W.
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Comrade Dr. Henry Rogers, 101 years of age, passed away at his home in Rockville, Indiana, on January 31, 1946. He served as private in Company I of the 135th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He was the last member of the Steele Post No. 9, and the last Civil War veterans in Parke County. He had practiced medicine in Parke County for 65 years. Dr. Rogers was department patriotic instructor at the time of his passing (67th Journal, 1946).
Source: "Indiana Civil War Veterans, Transcription of the Death Rolls of the Department of Indiana, Grand Army of the Republic, 1882-1948", By Dennis Northcott, 2005, p. 391.
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Henry C. was a Doctor at Barnard, North Salem, Rockville Indiana, served in Civil War 4 years.
Henry was son of Henry Rogers who was also a doctor in Montgomery County, Indiana.
His wife was Lida M. (unknown).
Biography of Henry C. Rogers from the Atlas of Putnam Co., Indiana (published 1879):
Rogers, Henry C., P.O. Fort Red, Physician; is a native of Montgomery County, Ind.; born there August 16, 1844; son of Henry and Jane Rogers (nee Kirkpatrick); he settled in this county and township in 1877. Married March 30, 1866, Cintillie Wilson; has had three children--Anna, James H. and Eddie W.
Private, Co. I, 135th Indiana Infantry (100 days service). Enlisted at Crawfordsville, Indiana on May 6, 1864 and mustered out at Indianapolis, Indiana on September 29, 1864.
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Comrade Dr. Henry Rogers, 101 years of age, passed away at his home in Rockville, Indiana, on January 31, 1946. He served as private in Company I of the 135th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He was the last member of the Steele Post No. 9, and the last Civil War veterans in Parke County. He had practiced medicine in Parke County for 65 years. Dr. Rogers was department patriotic instructor at the time of his passing (67th Journal, 1946).
Source: "Indiana Civil War Veterans, Transcription of the Death Rolls of the Department of Indiana, Grand Army of the Republic, 1882-1948", By Dennis Northcott, 2005, p. 391.
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Henry C. was a Doctor at Barnard, North Salem, Rockville Indiana, served in Civil War 4 years.
Henry was son of Henry Rogers who was also a doctor in Montgomery County, Indiana.
His wife was Lida M. (unknown).
Biography of Henry C. Rogers from the Atlas of Putnam Co., Indiana (published 1879):
Rogers, Henry C., P.O. Fort Red, Physician; is a native of Montgomery County, Ind.; born there August 16, 1844; son of Henry and Jane Rogers (nee Kirkpatrick); he settled in this county and township in 1877. Married March 30, 1866, Cintillie Wilson; has had three children--Anna, James H. and Eddie W.
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Comrade Dr. Henry Rogers, 101 years of age, passed away at his home in Rockville, Indiana, on January 31, 1946. He served as private in Company I of the 135th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He was the last member of the Steele Post No. 9, and the last Civil War veterans in Parke County. He had practiced medicine in Parke County for 65 years. Dr. Rogers was department patriotic instructor at the time of his passing (67th Journal, 1946).
Source: "Indiana Civil War Veterans, Transcription of the Death Rolls of the Department of Indiana, Grand Army of the Republic, 1882-1948", By Dennis Northcott, 2005, p. 391.
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Henry C. was a Doctor at Barnard, North Salem, Rockville Indiana, served in Civil War 4 years.
Henry was son of Henry Rogers who was also a doctor in Montgomery County, Indiana.
His wife was Lida M. (unknown).
Biography of Henry C. Rogers from the Atlas of Putnam Co., Indiana (published 1879):
Rogers, Henry C., P.O. Fort Red, Physician; is a native of Montgomery County, Ind.; born there August 16, 1844; son of Henry and Jane Rogers (nee Kirkpatrick); he settled in this county and township in 1877. Married March 30, 1866, Cintillie Wilson; has had three children--Anna, James H. and Eddie W.
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