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Mary Ann Kingery Rodgers

Birth
Harrison County, Indiana, USA
Death
25 Jan 1924 (aged 92)
Clear Creek Township, Saunders County, Nebraska, USA
Burial
Mead, Saunders County, Nebraska, USA Add to Map
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Daughter of William Henry Kingery and Jane Fox.

Wife to Michael Rodgers, son of Jinkin Rodgers and Elizabeth Stockwell.

Children
1. William Taylor Rodgers, 1853–1914, married Lenora Ellen "Nora" Richards
2. George Washington Rogers, 1854-1939, married Clara Elmira Kingery
3. Henry C. Rogers, 1858–1946, married Emmaline Linebaugh
4. Sarah Ann "Sadie" Rogers, 1860-1930 , first married Philip S. Marvin, second married Harrison William Jenkins
5. Martha Ellen Rogers, 1863– , married Raleigh Ellsworth "Rolla" Kingery
6. Andrew Sherman Rogers, 1866–1899
7. Mary Belle Rogers, 1868–1945, married Charles William Glines
8. Effie Ida Rogers, 1872–1956 , married David Stotelmeyer
9. Ada Lillian Rodgers, 1875–1956, married Clarence Leslie Van Allen

Burial
25 Jan 1924 • Morningside Cemetery, Saunders County, Nebraska - In about 1941 the cemetery was relocated because site to be used for a bomb making factory when WWII began. Original cemetery was Ashland.
Daughter of William Henry Kingery and Jane Fox.

Wife to Michael Rodgers, son of Jinkin Rodgers and Elizabeth Stockwell.

Children
1. William Taylor Rodgers, 1853–1914, married Lenora Ellen "Nora" Richards
2. George Washington Rogers, 1854-1939, married Clara Elmira Kingery
3. Henry C. Rogers, 1858–1946, married Emmaline Linebaugh
4. Sarah Ann "Sadie" Rogers, 1860-1930 , first married Philip S. Marvin, second married Harrison William Jenkins
5. Martha Ellen Rogers, 1863– , married Raleigh Ellsworth "Rolla" Kingery
6. Andrew Sherman Rogers, 1866–1899
7. Mary Belle Rogers, 1868–1945, married Charles William Glines
8. Effie Ida Rogers, 1872–1956 , married David Stotelmeyer
9. Ada Lillian Rodgers, 1875–1956, married Clarence Leslie Van Allen

Burial
25 Jan 1924 • Morningside Cemetery, Saunders County, Nebraska - In about 1941 the cemetery was relocated because site to be used for a bomb making factory when WWII began. Original cemetery was Ashland.

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