Robert with two other men with surnames of Rogers where referred to as "Cheddar Men" in letters of Thomas Gorges Deputy Governor of the province of Maine , Cheddar men were at the settlement of Agamenticus as early as 1640.
Robert married Susanna (unknown last name) before February 1647/8
The inventory of Roberts estate was presented on the 27th day of the 7th month 1664, (Essex Probate no. 24055).
Robert hath 4 children, John 10 yrs old, Robert 14 yrs old, Thomas 12 yrs old and Elizabeth 16 yrs old.
Robert's wife Susanna appeared in the Ipswich quarterly court to defend the estates ownership of a portion of Plum island. Susanna prevailed and was awarded a hundred pounds. In her will she left her portion owned of plum island to her three sons. (Essex Probate no. 24069)
Both Robert and Susanna were Literate enough to sign names on various documents, the most striking was Susanna highly stylized signature on her 1665 will.
Elizabeth married John Glading 17 July 1667 {Vital records of Newbury 1:446)
Reference: Robert Rogers "A Cheddar Man" of Newbury ,Massachusetts by Janet Ireland Delorey∼From a paper by Janet Ireland Delorey:
"Robert Rogers, born about 1617 by his deposition of 1640 and referred to as a "Cheddar Man," was probably the Robert, son of Robert Rogers, who was baptized at Cheddar, co. Somerset, England, on 11 January 1618 (new style) (Bishop's Transcripts from parish registers of Cheddar in possession of Somerset County Council, Taunton, England). The lack of county records for Cheddar prior to 1678 and the unavailability of manorial records make it impossible to conclusively prove that filial relationship. He died, intestate, at Newbury, Mass., 23 December 1663 (The Vital Records of Newbury, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 [Salem, Mass., 1911]. 2:709). He married before February 1647/8 Susanna ______, who married second at Newbury, 8 March 1665 William Thomas (Vital Records of Newbury, 2: 429). She died at Newbury, 29 March 1677 (ibid., 2:736). Her identity is unknown at this time."
Robert married Susanna (unknown last name) before February 1647/8
The inventory of Roberts estate was presented on the 27th day of the 7th month 1664, (Essex Probate no. 24055).
Robert hath 4 children, John 10 yrs old, Robert 14 yrs old, Thomas 12 yrs old and Elizabeth 16 yrs old.
Robert's wife Susanna appeared in the Ipswich quarterly court to defend the estates ownership of a portion of Plum island. Susanna prevailed and was awarded a hundred pounds. In her will she left her portion owned of plum island to her three sons. (Essex Probate no. 24069)
Both Robert and Susanna were Literate enough to sign names on various documents, the most striking was Susanna highly stylized signature on her 1665 will.
Elizabeth married John Glading 17 July 1667 {Vital records of Newbury 1:446)
Reference: Robert Rogers "A Cheddar Man" of Newbury ,Massachusetts by Janet Ireland Delorey∼From a paper by Janet Ireland Delorey:
"Robert Rogers, born about 1617 by his deposition of 1640 and referred to as a "Cheddar Man," was probably the Robert, son of Robert Rogers, who was baptized at Cheddar, co. Somerset, England, on 11 January 1618 (new style) (Bishop's Transcripts from parish registers of Cheddar in possession of Somerset County Council, Taunton, England). The lack of county records for Cheddar prior to 1678 and the unavailability of manorial records make it impossible to conclusively prove that filial relationship. He died, intestate, at Newbury, Mass., 23 December 1663 (The Vital Records of Newbury, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 [Salem, Mass., 1911]. 2:709). He married before February 1647/8 Susanna ______, who married second at Newbury, 8 March 1665 William Thomas (Vital Records of Newbury, 2: 429). She died at Newbury, 29 March 1677 (ibid., 2:736). Her identity is unknown at this time."
Robert with two other men with surnames of Rogers where referred to as "Cheddar Men" in letters of Thomas Gorges Deputy Governor of the province of Maine , Cheddar men were at the settlement of Agamenticus as early as 1640.
Robert married Susanna (unknown last name) before February 1647/8
The inventory of Roberts estate was presented on the 27th day of the 7th month 1664, (Essex Probate no. 24055).
Robert hath 4 children, John 10 yrs old, Robert 14 yrs old, Thomas 12 yrs old and Elizabeth 16 yrs old.
Robert's wife Susanna appeared in the Ipswich quarterly court to defend the estates ownership of a portion of Plum island. Susanna prevailed and was awarded a hundred pounds. In her will she left her portion owned of plum island to her three sons. (Essex Probate no. 24069)
Both Robert and Susanna were Literate enough to sign names on various documents, the most striking was Susanna highly stylized signature on her 1665 will.
Elizabeth married John Glading 17 July 1667 {Vital records of Newbury 1:446)
Reference: Robert Rogers "A Cheddar Man" of Newbury ,Massachusetts by Janet Ireland Delorey∼From a paper by Janet Ireland Delorey:
"Robert Rogers, born about 1617 by his deposition of 1640 and referred to as a "Cheddar Man," was probably the Robert, son of Robert Rogers, who was baptized at Cheddar, co. Somerset, England, on 11 January 1618 (new style) (Bishop's Transcripts from parish registers of Cheddar in possession of Somerset County Council, Taunton, England). The lack of county records for Cheddar prior to 1678 and the unavailability of manorial records make it impossible to conclusively prove that filial relationship. He died, intestate, at Newbury, Mass., 23 December 1663 (The Vital Records of Newbury, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 [Salem, Mass., 1911]. 2:709). He married before February 1647/8 Susanna ______, who married second at Newbury, 8 March 1665 William Thomas (Vital Records of Newbury, 2: 429). She died at Newbury, 29 March 1677 (ibid., 2:736). Her identity is unknown at this time."
Robert married Susanna (unknown last name) before February 1647/8
The inventory of Roberts estate was presented on the 27th day of the 7th month 1664, (Essex Probate no. 24055).
Robert hath 4 children, John 10 yrs old, Robert 14 yrs old, Thomas 12 yrs old and Elizabeth 16 yrs old.
Robert's wife Susanna appeared in the Ipswich quarterly court to defend the estates ownership of a portion of Plum island. Susanna prevailed and was awarded a hundred pounds. In her will she left her portion owned of plum island to her three sons. (Essex Probate no. 24069)
Both Robert and Susanna were Literate enough to sign names on various documents, the most striking was Susanna highly stylized signature on her 1665 will.
Elizabeth married John Glading 17 July 1667 {Vital records of Newbury 1:446)
Reference: Robert Rogers "A Cheddar Man" of Newbury ,Massachusetts by Janet Ireland Delorey∼From a paper by Janet Ireland Delorey:
"Robert Rogers, born about 1617 by his deposition of 1640 and referred to as a "Cheddar Man," was probably the Robert, son of Robert Rogers, who was baptized at Cheddar, co. Somerset, England, on 11 January 1618 (new style) (Bishop's Transcripts from parish registers of Cheddar in possession of Somerset County Council, Taunton, England). The lack of county records for Cheddar prior to 1678 and the unavailability of manorial records make it impossible to conclusively prove that filial relationship. He died, intestate, at Newbury, Mass., 23 December 1663 (The Vital Records of Newbury, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 [Salem, Mass., 1911]. 2:709). He married before February 1647/8 Susanna ______, who married second at Newbury, 8 March 1665 William Thomas (Vital Records of Newbury, 2: 429). She died at Newbury, 29 March 1677 (ibid., 2:736). Her identity is unknown at this time."
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