The Tennessean
Mar 20 1914, page 9
Death Notices
Rogers-Thursday afternoon, march 19 1914, at his home, Memphis, Tenn., William F. Rogers, aged 58 years, formerly of this city, father of Flournoy Rogers and Mrs. Jerome Parker. The remains will arrive this Friday morning at 7 o'clock, and will be taken to the chapel of Dorris, Karsch & Co., where prayers will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Olivet.
Mr. Rogers was 58 years of age. He came of a prominent Tennessee family, originally of Giles county. His father for many years was principal of the old Main street school in East Nashville. The deceased was a brother of Admiral Charles Rogers of the United States Navy, and Ed Rogers of Memphis. He is survived by two children, Mrs. Parker and William Flournoy Rogers, Jr. For many years during his residence in Nashville Mr. Rogers was connected with the N.C. & St. L railway
1900 Census Nashville TN
William F. Rogers, head, June 1856, age 43, wd, rr clerk
Mary W. Rogers, mother: June 1833, age 77, wd
Frank F. Rogers, brother, Sept 1867, age 32, S, rr clerk
Ladye J. Rogers, sister, Oct 1877, age 22, S
Louise Rogers, daughter, Feb 1887, age 13, S
Flournoy Rogers, son, July 1889, age 10 S
His son, William Flournoy Rogers married Susan McCutchen. They moved out to Denver where Susan died in 1954.
Mar 20 1914, page 9
Death Notices
Rogers-Thursday afternoon, march 19 1914, at his home, Memphis, Tenn., William F. Rogers, aged 58 years, formerly of this city, father of Flournoy Rogers and Mrs. Jerome Parker. The remains will arrive this Friday morning at 7 o'clock, and will be taken to the chapel of Dorris, Karsch & Co., where prayers will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Olivet.
Mr. Rogers was 58 years of age. He came of a prominent Tennessee family, originally of Giles county. His father for many years was principal of the old Main street school in East Nashville. The deceased was a brother of Admiral Charles Rogers of the United States Navy, and Ed Rogers of Memphis. He is survived by two children, Mrs. Parker and William Flournoy Rogers, Jr. For many years during his residence in Nashville Mr. Rogers was connected with the N.C. & St. L railway
1900 Census Nashville TN
William F. Rogers, head, June 1856, age 43, wd, rr clerk
Mary W. Rogers, mother: June 1833, age 77, wd
Frank F. Rogers, brother, Sept 1867, age 32, S, rr clerk
Ladye J. Rogers, sister, Oct 1877, age 22, S
Louise Rogers, daughter, Feb 1887, age 13, S
Flournoy Rogers, son, July 1889, age 10 S
His son, William Flournoy Rogers married Susan McCutchen. They moved out to Denver where Susan died in 1954.
The Tennessean
Mar 20 1914, page 9
Death Notices
Rogers-Thursday afternoon, march 19 1914, at his home, Memphis, Tenn., William F. Rogers, aged 58 years, formerly of this city, father of Flournoy Rogers and Mrs. Jerome Parker. The remains will arrive this Friday morning at 7 o'clock, and will be taken to the chapel of Dorris, Karsch & Co., where prayers will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Olivet.
Mr. Rogers was 58 years of age. He came of a prominent Tennessee family, originally of Giles county. His father for many years was principal of the old Main street school in East Nashville. The deceased was a brother of Admiral Charles Rogers of the United States Navy, and Ed Rogers of Memphis. He is survived by two children, Mrs. Parker and William Flournoy Rogers, Jr. For many years during his residence in Nashville Mr. Rogers was connected with the N.C. & St. L railway
1900 Census Nashville TN
William F. Rogers, head, June 1856, age 43, wd, rr clerk
Mary W. Rogers, mother: June 1833, age 77, wd
Frank F. Rogers, brother, Sept 1867, age 32, S, rr clerk
Ladye J. Rogers, sister, Oct 1877, age 22, S
Louise Rogers, daughter, Feb 1887, age 13, S
Flournoy Rogers, son, July 1889, age 10 S
His son, William Flournoy Rogers married Susan McCutchen. They moved out to Denver where Susan died in 1954.
Mar 20 1914, page 9
Death Notices
Rogers-Thursday afternoon, march 19 1914, at his home, Memphis, Tenn., William F. Rogers, aged 58 years, formerly of this city, father of Flournoy Rogers and Mrs. Jerome Parker. The remains will arrive this Friday morning at 7 o'clock, and will be taken to the chapel of Dorris, Karsch & Co., where prayers will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Olivet.
Mr. Rogers was 58 years of age. He came of a prominent Tennessee family, originally of Giles county. His father for many years was principal of the old Main street school in East Nashville. The deceased was a brother of Admiral Charles Rogers of the United States Navy, and Ed Rogers of Memphis. He is survived by two children, Mrs. Parker and William Flournoy Rogers, Jr. For many years during his residence in Nashville Mr. Rogers was connected with the N.C. & St. L railway
1900 Census Nashville TN
William F. Rogers, head, June 1856, age 43, wd, rr clerk
Mary W. Rogers, mother: June 1833, age 77, wd
Frank F. Rogers, brother, Sept 1867, age 32, S, rr clerk
Ladye J. Rogers, sister, Oct 1877, age 22, S
Louise Rogers, daughter, Feb 1887, age 13, S
Flournoy Rogers, son, July 1889, age 10 S
His son, William Flournoy Rogers married Susan McCutchen. They moved out to Denver where Susan died in 1954.
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