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Susannah Sokey Highsmith

Birth1740 - Cherokee, Alabama, United States
Death1795 - Westville, Adair, Oklahoma, United States
MotherAnn Beck
FatherDaniel HIGHSMITH

Born in Cherokee, Alabama, United States on 1740 to Daniel HIGHSMITH and Ann Beck. Susannah Sokey Highsmith married Benjamin Rogers and had 9 children. She passed away on 1795 in Westville, Adair, Oklahoma, United States.

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Parents
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Daniel Highsmith
1710 - 1772
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Ann Beck
1715 - 1772
Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Rogers
1714 - 1802
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Benjamin Washburn
1722 - Unknown
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John "The Powdermaker" Rogers
1757 - 1822
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William Rogers
1748 - 1835
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James Rogers
1760 - 1840
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Reuben Rogers
1755 - 1822
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George Rogers
1749 - Unknown
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Winnifred Rodgers
1765 - 1804
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Ann Rogers
Unknown - Unknown
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Benjamin Rogers
1744 - 1827
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Jesse Rogers
Unknown - Unknown

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