Name: Dorothy Rodgers
Death Date: 4 Mar 1916, Columbia
Age at Death: 61 Years
Born: Feb 2, 1855, SC
Gender: Female
Color: White
County of Death: Richland
Cause of Death: Bronchopneumonia
Marital status: Widow
Father: N. T. Altman, b. SC
Mother: Sarah Maglan, b. SC
[Sarah Magdalene Lamb]
Burial: March 6, 1916, Gordins, SC
Undertaker: McCormick
Informant: Mrs. George Ehney, 1330 Devine
Certificate Number: 029553
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Widow of Samuel "Rodgers", c. 1851 - bef. 1910 census. Samuel probably was a son of Samuel Rogers and Elizabeth Lambert from Marion Co., SC. Two of his sisters married Ogburn brothers and are buried in Suttons Methodist Cemetery, as are his mother and another sister. In 1880, Samuel and Dorothy "Dolly" Rogers lived between Nicholas T. Altman's family and the family of William C. Ogburn and wife Trecinda Caroline Rogers, sister of Samuel.
In Suttons censuses, there was no other Samuel Rogers or Rodgers who might have been confused with the son of Samuel and Elizabeth.
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Probably Dorothy was born in Suttons. Her father, Nicholas T. Altman, seems never to have left Suttons except when he went into the Civil War.
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Gourdin, SC, is a few miles northwest of Suttons Methodist Church and on the same road. Probably Gourdin was the nearest depot to which a body could be shipped from Columbia to eventually arrive at Suttons. Dorothy's grave is not known, but Nicholas T.'s family usually buried in Suttons Methodist Cemetery, as did the Rogers family. Therefore, Dorothy is listed provisionally in Suttons.
Name: Dorothy Rodgers
Death Date: 4 Mar 1916, Columbia
Age at Death: 61 Years
Born: Feb 2, 1855, SC
Gender: Female
Color: White
County of Death: Richland
Cause of Death: Bronchopneumonia
Marital status: Widow
Father: N. T. Altman, b. SC
Mother: Sarah Maglan, b. SC
[Sarah Magdalene Lamb]
Burial: March 6, 1916, Gordins, SC
Undertaker: McCormick
Informant: Mrs. George Ehney, 1330 Devine
Certificate Number: 029553
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Widow of Samuel "Rodgers", c. 1851 - bef. 1910 census. Samuel probably was a son of Samuel Rogers and Elizabeth Lambert from Marion Co., SC. Two of his sisters married Ogburn brothers and are buried in Suttons Methodist Cemetery, as are his mother and another sister. In 1880, Samuel and Dorothy "Dolly" Rogers lived between Nicholas T. Altman's family and the family of William C. Ogburn and wife Trecinda Caroline Rogers, sister of Samuel.
In Suttons censuses, there was no other Samuel Rogers or Rodgers who might have been confused with the son of Samuel and Elizabeth.
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Probably Dorothy was born in Suttons. Her father, Nicholas T. Altman, seems never to have left Suttons except when he went into the Civil War.
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Gourdin, SC, is a few miles northwest of Suttons Methodist Church and on the same road. Probably Gourdin was the nearest depot to which a body could be shipped from Columbia to eventually arrive at Suttons. Dorothy's grave is not known, but Nicholas T.'s family usually buried in Suttons Methodist Cemetery, as did the Rogers family. Therefore, Dorothy is listed provisionally in Suttons.
Family Members
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Derric S. Altman
1858–1903
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Sidney Pressley Brooks Altman
1861–1935
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Elizabeth Posthuma Altman Hawkins
1863–1951
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William Lee Altman
1866–1937
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Samuel James Altman
1868–1945
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John McEtheng "Mac" Altman
1872–1942
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Cadow Louda Altman
1876–1910
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Mamie "Maam" Altman Alsbrooks
1876–1951
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Sarah A. "Sallie" Altman Ballenburger
1878–1958
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