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James R. (Jimmie) Rogers Relative Links

1. Father: Henderson Rogers
2. Siblings: Sarah E. Rogers
3. Rhoda J. Rogers
4. Thirza (or Thursa) Matilda Rogers
5. William H. Rogers
6. Anna Rogers
7. Rachel A. Rogers
8. Stephen Henderson Rogers

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1. 1st Cousin Feud
2. 1st Cousins' Feud: Revenge
3. Dep. Sheriff David F. Rogers Shootings

• Beeler Files:
  • Adam Beeler
  • David Franklin Beeler
  • Daniel R. Beeler
  • Emily Beeler
  • Isaac Marshall Beeler
  • Peter Beeler
  • Sarah Beeler
  • Winnie Beeler
  • Beeler Family History (Off Site)

• Cawood Files:
  • Anna Cawood
  • Barbara B. Cawood
  • Emily E. Cawood
  • James Rogers Cawood
  • Lucinda Malinda Cawood
  • Sarah (Sally) Cawood
  • Stephen Cawood, Jr.
  • Stephen Cawood, Sr.
  • Sarah Keller

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James R. (Jimmie) Rogers

Born: 12 June 1850 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Died: 26 April 1886 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Burial: Maj David Rogers Cemetery, Claiborne County, Tennessee

Mother: Anna (Annie) Cawood
Father: Henderson Rogers

Married: (1) Rhoda C. Lane 18 Nov 1868 in Campbell County, Tennessee
b. 1850
d. 1880
burial: Maj David Rogers Cemetery, Claiborne County, Tennessee

Mother: Martha Jane McNew
Father: Robert Bean Lane

Married: (2) S. Elizabeth Spangler 20 March 1877 in Campbell County, Tennessee.

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Sources and Additional Information:

Glenna Isabelle Sharp Rogers and her Aunt, Edith Elizabeth Rogers Carr, were two of my High School teachers. Their Uncle, William H. (Harry Bill) Rogers, shoot and killed my g-grandfather, John F. Rogers, for killing his brother Jimmy (so the story goes).

This page was last updated on: June 18 2009