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Daniel Rogers

Birth1842 - St. Cleer, Cornwall, England
Death21 May 1912 - Jesmond, Northumberland, England
MotherAnn Angove nee Rogers nee Stone
FatherWilliam Rogers

Born in St. Cleer, Cornwall, England on 1842 to William Rogers and Ann Angove nee Rogers nee Stone. Daniel Rogers married Johanna Northcote and had 8 children. He passed away on 21 May 1912 in Jesmond, Northumberland, England.

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Parents
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William Rogers
1814 - 1849
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Ann Angove Nee Rogers Nee Stone
1814 - 1886
Spouse(s)
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Johanna Northcote
1838 - 1884
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Alice Rogers
1871 - 1950
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Ethleen Rogers
1862 - 1897
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Mary Ann 1864 Rogers
1864 - Unknown
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William John Rogers
1869 - 1871
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Victoria Rogers
1866 - 1930
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Dan Rogers
1874 - 1960
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Lucy Rogers
1865 - 1909
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Ellen Rogers
1862 - Unknown

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