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James Robert Rogers Relevent Links

1. Father: Samuel Rogers
2. Children: Hattie Canzada Rogers
3. Arthur Benton Rogers
4. Clinton Franklin Rogers
5. Bessie Beulah (Bess) Rogers
6. Odis Edwin (Ode) Rogers
7. Leo Theodore (Lee) Rogers
8. Gertrude Elvira (Gert) Rogers
9. Hazel Genevieve Rogers
10. Siblings: Harriet Sheanlurgin Rogers
11. John Franklin (Frank) Rogers

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This is the family of James Robert Rogers (1851-1913) and Mary Hannah Skaggs (1858-1937). Shown here are nine of their 11 children: Back Row L-R: Arthur Benton, Clint Franklin (Sandi Rivera's grandfather) James Robert Rogers, and his wife Mary Hannah Skaggs.  Front Row L-R: Odis Edwin "Ode" (Michael Miller's great grandfather), Thomas Jefferson "Jeff", Hazel Genevieve (baby), Lee, Gertrude Elvira "Gertie", Hattie C., and Bessie Beulah.

James Robert Rogers

Born: 01 November 1851 in Washington County, Tennessee
Died: 02 October 1913 in Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri

Mother: Alscy (Alsie) Vine
Father: Samuel Rogers

Married: Mary Hannah Skaggs 27 February 1881 in Home of Parents

daughter of Thomas Skaggs and Emily Reeves. She was born 20 October 1858 in Higdon, Madison County, Missouri, and died at the home of her daughter: Hattie LaChance in Leadwood, St. Francois County, Missouri.  She is buried in the Mine La Motte Cemetery.

Children:

1. Hattie Canzada
   b. 17 November 1881, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
   d. 11 January 1968, Frankclay, Madison County, Missouri
2. Arthur Benton
   b. 26 May 1884, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
   d. 26 March 1951, Bonne Terre, St. Francois County, Missouri
3. Hettie Viola
   b. 11 January 1886, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
   d. 06 April 1886, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri.
4. Clinton Franklin
   b. 14 February 1889, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
   d. 11 January 1941, Desloge, Missouri
5. Bessie Beulah (Bess)
   b. 27 October 1890, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
   d. 07 August 1973, Farmington, St. Francois County, Missouri
6. Odis Edwin (Ode)
   b. 14 January 1892, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
   d. 30 January 1960, St. Louis, Missouri
7. Thomas Jefferson
   b. 15 December 1893, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
   d. 24 March 1916, Farmington, St. Francois County, Missouri.
8. Leo Theodore (Lee)
   b. 04 March 1895, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
   d. 21 September 1961, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
9. Gertrude Elvira (Gert)
   b. 13 September 1896, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
   d. 31 May 1978, Tulsa, Oklahoma
10. Ava Ruberta (Ruby)
    b. 05 October 1897, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
    d. 05 November 1897, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri.
11. Hazel Genevieve
    b. 19 August 1901, Mine La Motte, Madison County, Missouri
    d. 24 March 1974, Caledonia, Madison County, Missouri

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