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Sarah Johnson

Birth17 MAR 1850 - Lee County, Virginia
Death2 Feb 1936 - Mercer County,KY;Buried: Bellevue Cementary,Danville,KY
MotherSusan Lawson
FatherWilliam Hudson Johnson

Born in Lee County, Virginia on 17 MAR 1850 to William Hudson Johnson and Susan Lawson. Sarah Johnson married Alfred M Rogers and had 11 children. She passed away on 2 Feb 1936 in Mercer County,KY;Buried: Bellevue Cementary,Danville,KY.

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Parents
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William Hudson Johnson
1825 - 1870
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Susan Lawson
1828 - 1900
Spouse(s)
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Alfred M Rogers
1850 - 1919
Children Show all
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Mary Susan Rogers
1870 - 1954
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Green Lee Rogers
1866 - 1936
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John R. Rogers
1879 - 1955
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Dorthula Rogers
1876 - 1917
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Lurinda Rogers
1871 - 1952
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Elizabeth "Bettie" Taylor Rogers
1889 - 1916
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Leonard Rogers
1881 - 1954
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Alfred M Rogers
1886 - 1900
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Sarah Jane Rogers
1884 - 1962
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Maggie Pearl Rogers
1899 - 1968
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Meri Rogers
1882 - 1920

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