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French Haggard Rogers Relevant Links

1. Father: David William Rogers
2. Children: Sara Elizabeth Rogers
3. Esther (Easter) Lovina Love Rogers
4. Reuben B. Rogers
5. Rachel H. (C.) Rogers
6. Susan M. Rogers
7. Jefferson Campbell Cawood (CC) "Bud" Rogers
8. Siblings: Rachel Cawood Rogers

Emily Beeler Relevant Links

1. Father: Adam Beeler
2. Siblings: Isaac Marshall Beeler

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French Haggard & Emily (Beeler) Rogers

French Haggard Rogers

Born: 1 Jul 1820 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Died: 18 Sept 1908
Burial: Claiborne County, Tennessee

Mother: Sarah (Sally) Cawood
Father: David William Rogers

Married: Emily Beeler 14 Nov 1845 in Claiborne County, Tennessee

Born: 30 October 1828 in Claiborne County, Tennessee
Died: 07 February 1910
Burial: Claiborne County, Tennessee

Mother: Barbara Petre
Father: Adam Beeler

Children:

1. Mary Ann
   b. 1 Sept 1846
   d. 22 Dec 1925
2. Sara Elizabeth
   b. 29 Apr 1848
3. Esther (Easter) Lovina Love
   b. 10 Mar 1853
   d. 13 Jul 1900
4. Reuben B.
   b. 13 Jul 1855
   d. 12 Jan 1905
5. Rachel H. (C.)
   b. 26 Jun 1857
6. William Brownlow
   b. 26 Aug 1859
   d. 21 Aug 1932
   m. Mary A. Ausmus
7. Susan M.
   b. 30 Jun 1861, Claiborne County, Tennessee
   d. 11 Jan 1904, Claiborne County, Tennessee
8. Louise
   b. 18 Sept 1866
   m. John Moyers; b. 9 Oct 1861; d. 22 Jul 1934.
9. Jefferson Campbell Cawood (CC) "Bud"
   b. 20 Jun 1869
   d. 3 Oct 1940
   m. Anna Christina Ausmus; b. 30 Mar 1870; d. 20 Jun 1959.

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