Samuel Jones Rogers married Eliza Harrell (b. 1816 in SC) about 1839 in Choctaw Co., AL.
Samuel was the son of Zachariah Rogers and Elizabeth Carr, who was a native of Pensacola, Fla., and of Spanish descent; they lived in Wayne Co., Ms. from 1806 thru 1860.
Samuel's grandson, Dr. LaFayette F. Rogers (1879-1975), optician and legislator of Cullomburg, MS, has his biography included in the "History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography."
According to Tonya Mayfield, 58 Lucky Ln., Reno, Nv. 89502, (re: groups.yahoo.com/ group/ cherokeendn/ message/20418)
Samuel's father, Zachariah, was a full blooded Cherokee who had been adopted as a young boy by Zachariah Timothy Rogers. Cher/Natn,film # 1760942. Furthermore, she states that some of Samuel J.'s children were:
Zachariah b. 1840 Miss.
Amanda b. 1842 Miss. (Maranda)
William b.1844 Miss.
Jane b. 1846
PW b. 1848
Samuel was the son of Zachariah Rogers and Elizabeth Carr, who was a native of Pensacola, Fla., and of Spanish descent; they lived in Wayne Co., Ms. from 1806 thru 1860.
Samuel's grandson, Dr. LaFayette F. Rogers (1879-1975), optician and legislator of Cullomburg, MS, has his biography included in the "History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography."
According to Tonya Mayfield, 58 Lucky Ln., Reno, Nv. 89502, (re: groups.yahoo.com/ group/ cherokeendn/ message/20418)
Samuel's father, Zachariah, was a full blooded Cherokee who had been adopted as a young boy by Zachariah Timothy Rogers. Cher/Natn,film # 1760942. Furthermore, she states that some of Samuel J.'s children were:
Zachariah b. 1840 Miss.
Amanda b. 1842 Miss. (Maranda)
William b.1844 Miss.
Jane b. 1846
PW b. 1848
Samuel Jones Rogers married Eliza Harrell (b. 1816 in SC) about 1839 in Choctaw Co., AL.
Samuel was the son of Zachariah Rogers and Elizabeth Carr, who was a native of Pensacola, Fla., and of Spanish descent; they lived in Wayne Co., Ms. from 1806 thru 1860.
Samuel's grandson, Dr. LaFayette F. Rogers (1879-1975), optician and legislator of Cullomburg, MS, has his biography included in the "History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography."
According to Tonya Mayfield, 58 Lucky Ln., Reno, Nv. 89502, (re: groups.yahoo.com/ group/ cherokeendn/ message/20418)
Samuel's father, Zachariah, was a full blooded Cherokee who had been adopted as a young boy by Zachariah Timothy Rogers. Cher/Natn,film # 1760942. Furthermore, she states that some of Samuel J.'s children were:
Zachariah b. 1840 Miss.
Amanda b. 1842 Miss. (Maranda)
William b.1844 Miss.
Jane b. 1846
PW b. 1848
Samuel was the son of Zachariah Rogers and Elizabeth Carr, who was a native of Pensacola, Fla., and of Spanish descent; they lived in Wayne Co., Ms. from 1806 thru 1860.
Samuel's grandson, Dr. LaFayette F. Rogers (1879-1975), optician and legislator of Cullomburg, MS, has his biography included in the "History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography."
According to Tonya Mayfield, 58 Lucky Ln., Reno, Nv. 89502, (re: groups.yahoo.com/ group/ cherokeendn/ message/20418)
Samuel's father, Zachariah, was a full blooded Cherokee who had been adopted as a young boy by Zachariah Timothy Rogers. Cher/Natn,film # 1760942. Furthermore, she states that some of Samuel J.'s children were:
Zachariah b. 1840 Miss.
Amanda b. 1842 Miss. (Maranda)
William b.1844 Miss.
Jane b. 1846
PW b. 1848
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