Anna Rogers Clark was born in 1730 in VA. Anna married Col. John Abner Field in 1747. He was the son of Abraham Field and Mary Byrd. He was born in 1720 in Culpepper, VA. Col. John Abner Field was killed in 1774 at the Battle of Point Pleasant. Anna never remarried, but kept very busy with her 12 children. Ten of her children would have black hair like their mother, and two had bright red hair like their father.
This marker includes the names of her Fields children, siblings and her parents.
Five of Anna Rogers (Clark) Field's children were officers in the military.
John Rogers
Birth Date 1680
Death Date 1768
SAR Membership 44549
Role Ancestor
Application Date 19 Sep 1927
Father Giles Rogers
Mother Racheal Eastham Rogers
Spouse Mary Byrd Rogers
Children George Rogers
The Clark Family Marker has Ann Rogers Clark listed first as the mother of Anna Rogers (Clark) Field. The Clark/Field family is buried in the Mulberry Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky, which is also known as the "Clark" family cemetery.
Lewis and Clark also lie there.
This marker includes the names of her Fields children, siblings and her parents.
Five of Anna Rogers (Clark) Field's children were officers in the military.
John Rogers
Birth Date 1680
Death Date 1768
SAR Membership 44549
Role Ancestor
Application Date 19 Sep 1927
Father Giles Rogers
Mother Racheal Eastham Rogers
Spouse Mary Byrd Rogers
Children George Rogers
The Clark Family Marker has Ann Rogers Clark listed first as the mother of Anna Rogers (Clark) Field. The Clark/Field family is buried in the Mulberry Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky, which is also known as the "Clark" family cemetery.
Lewis and Clark also lie there.
Anna Rogers Clark was born in 1730 in VA. Anna married Col. John Abner Field in 1747. He was the son of Abraham Field and Mary Byrd. He was born in 1720 in Culpepper, VA. Col. John Abner Field was killed in 1774 at the Battle of Point Pleasant. Anna never remarried, but kept very busy with her 12 children. Ten of her children would have black hair like their mother, and two had bright red hair like their father.
This marker includes the names of her Fields children, siblings and her parents.
Five of Anna Rogers (Clark) Field's children were officers in the military.
John Rogers
Birth Date 1680
Death Date 1768
SAR Membership 44549
Role Ancestor
Application Date 19 Sep 1927
Father Giles Rogers
Mother Racheal Eastham Rogers
Spouse Mary Byrd Rogers
Children George Rogers
The Clark Family Marker has Ann Rogers Clark listed first as the mother of Anna Rogers (Clark) Field. The Clark/Field family is buried in the Mulberry Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky, which is also known as the "Clark" family cemetery.
Lewis and Clark also lie there.
This marker includes the names of her Fields children, siblings and her parents.
Five of Anna Rogers (Clark) Field's children were officers in the military.
John Rogers
Birth Date 1680
Death Date 1768
SAR Membership 44549
Role Ancestor
Application Date 19 Sep 1927
Father Giles Rogers
Mother Racheal Eastham Rogers
Spouse Mary Byrd Rogers
Children George Rogers
The Clark Family Marker has Ann Rogers Clark listed first as the mother of Anna Rogers (Clark) Field. The Clark/Field family is buried in the Mulberry Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky, which is also known as the "Clark" family cemetery.
Lewis and Clark also lie there.
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