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John Rogers

Birth1828 - Oreston, nr. Plymstock, Devon, England
DeathDecember 1887 - Knighton, Wembury, Devon, England
MotherMary Bunter
FatherJohn Rogers

Born in Oreston, nr. Plymstock, Devon, England on 1828 to John Rogers and Mary Bunter. John Rogers married Mary Currey Avent and had 9 children. He passed away on December 1887 in Knighton, Wembury, Devon, England.

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Parents
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John Rogers
1810 - Unknown
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Mary Bunter
1792 - 1861
Spouse(s)
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Mary Currey Avent
1834 - 1878
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James Rogers
1860 - Unknown
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William Rogers
1871 - 1914
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Thomas Rogers
1866 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Louisa Rogers
1873 - 1958
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John Rogers
1868 - 1930
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Eliza Rogers
1863 - Unknown
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Mary Sarah Rogers
1856 - 1875
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Samuel James Rogers
1858 - 1860
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Rosa Matilda Rogers
1875 - 1878

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