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Willis (CSA) Rogers

Birth1820 - Monroe County, Alabama, USA
Death1866 - Monroe, Alabama, USA
MotherAnn Knox
FatherEtheldred Dred (1812) Rogers

Born in Monroe County, Alabama, USA on 1820 to Etheldred Dred (1812) Rogers and Ann Knox. Willis (CSA) Rogers married Susan Caroline Andress and had 7 children. He passed away on 1866 in Monroe, Alabama, USA.

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Etheldred Dred (1812) Rogers
1780 - 1857
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Ann Knox
1775 - 1855
Spouse(s)
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Susan Caroline Andress
1824 - 1882
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Elizabeth Lillie Rogers
1858 - 1923
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Susan Jane Rogers
1846 - 1906
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William Phillip Rogers
1849 - 1938
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Martha Rogers
1848 - Unknown
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Franklin M Rogers
1856 - Unknown
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Margaret Rogers
1854 - 1890
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Gertrude Rogers
1856 - 1890

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