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Benjamin Rogers

Birth1812 - Murray, Northumberland County, Upper Canada (Ontario, Canada
Death16 Feb 1874 - Northumberland and Durham, Ontario, Canada
MotherAnn Gerany Weese
FatherJohn Rogers

Born in Murray, Northumberland County, Upper Canada (Ontario, Canada on 1812 to John Rogers and Ann Gerany Weese. Benjamin Rogers married Lydia Ann Bettis and had 12 children. He passed away on 16 Feb 1874 in Northumberland and Durham, Ontario, Canada.

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John Rogers
1772 - 1855
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Ann Gerany Weese
1774 - 1851
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Lydia Ann Bettis
1825 - 1918
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Albert Edward Rogers
1843 - 1932
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Adolphus Rogers
1850 - 1893
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Willet Rogers
1848 - 1919
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Helen Theresa Rogers
1858 - 1942
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Fletcher Elgin Rogers
1854 - 1893
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Siretta Etta Rogers
1852 - 1934
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Alfonso Rogers
1860 - 1871
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Philony Fielona Rogers
1856 - 1871
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Susan Gerany Rogers
1862 - 1873
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John Rogers
1869 - Unknown
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Albert Rogers
1847 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Rogers
1846 - 1945

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