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Nancy Rogers

Birth1813 - Cherokee, Georgia, United States
Death1860 - Mt Tabor Indian, Rusk, Texas, United States
MotherLucy Elizabeth Betty Cordery
FatherThomas A Cordery

Born in Cherokee, Georgia, United States on 1813 to Thomas A Cordery and Lucy Elizabeth Betty Cordery. Nancy Rogers married Alexander Jordan and had 9 children. She passed away on 1860 in Mt Tabor Indian, Rusk, Texas, United States.

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Parents
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Thomas A Cordery
1763 - 1840
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Lucy Elizabeth Betty Cordery
1784 - 1895
Spouse(s)
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Alexander Jordan
1806 - 1839
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John W. Anderson
1808 - Unknown
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Alexander Jordan
1805 - 1839
Children Show all
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Eliza Jane (Emily) Jordan
1833 - 1886
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Andrew Vann Jordan
1832 - 1862
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Catherine Carson Jordan
1836 - 1896
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Alexander Jordan
1836 - 1915
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Richard W Anderson
1845 - 1900
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Mary Elizabeth (Betsy) Jordan
1828 - 1880
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Sarah Ann Jordan Anderson
1840 - 1937
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Robert Henry Anderson
1842 - 1953
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Mary Elizabeth Jordan
1824 - 1895

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