Georgia-Rogers

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Comment by Ms. Gerry Hill on October 20, 2009 at 9:46am

1824-Jun 17-Balam married Charlotte-Jasper Co Ga
1826- Tax List- Balame W Rogers 1 Poll Dawson's Dist-w/Elisha Upson Co Ga
1827-Tax List-Putnam Co Ga
Bailam Rogers 1 Poll DeFaulte-Houghton's Dist.
1830-38-236- Henry Co Ga (Elisha 220)
males females
0/5 2
5/10 1
30/40 1 female20/30 1

3- 201 James Rogers (son of Elisha) 15/20 son 0/5 wife 20/30 dtrs 0/5 (2)
1 0 0 1/2 0 0 0 1
23- 210 Edwin G Rogers 20/30 dtr 0/5 wife 20/30
19- 217- John Rogers 20/30 sons 0/5 (2)
2 0 0 0 1/0 0 0 0 1
19- 217 Drury Rogers 60/70 sons 0/5,5/10,10/15, dtrs 5/10,10/15,15/20 next door
1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1/0 1 1 1 0 0 1
22- 220 Elisha Rogers 50/60 sons 0/5, 5/10, 20/30/wife 40/50 dtrs 5/10, 10/15 (3)
25- 223 John L Rogers 50/60 son 20/30 wife 50/60 dtr 20/30
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1/0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
38- 236- Blaam (Balaam M) (son of Elisha) 30/40 wife 20/30 dtrs 0/5 (2) 5/10

(Drury is 236, Edwin G 210, James 201, John L 223, John 217
1832-Balam Rogers-1 Poll 2.50 oa on Early Co Lot 259 Sec 19 Dawson's Dist. Upson Co Ga
1834--Balam Rogers 1 Poll 40 a Lott 133, Sec 3, 250 A Early Co Dawson's Dist.
1840-Census-Upson Co Ga
494-Crawford Rogers 537-Balam Rogers 561-Curran Rogers
494-James Rogers 561-Simeon Rogers
1840-Census-Dist. 537-Upson Co Ga
males 0 1 2 0 0 0 1
none under 5 1 male 5/10 2 males 10/15 1 male 40/50
females 0 0 0 0 1 one female 20/30

Comment by William Henry "Hank" Rogers on September 8, 2009 at 2:00am

Hi Evelyn,

I don't *think* I have come across yours yet, or if I have didn't pay too much attention if it didn't tie into my lines.

I have just begun the project, but would love to add your info to the database.

The only Elisha Rogers I have looked at in the last year (other than the two elusive Elisha Rogers in GA) were one in Tennessee & one in Mississippi.

Comment by Evelyn Margarita Hutto on September 7, 2009 at 4:51pm

Hi Hank,
As you can see on my post of July 29, my Rogers are from the South and my great grandfather was Andrew Elisha Rogers. I would like to know if you know about the family I mention.
Thank you, Evelyn

Comment by William Henry "Hank" Rogers on September 7, 2009 at 5:54am

Hi Gerry, it's Hank, we've talked before about Elisha Rogers in GA.

I believe Balam was a brother to your Elisha, not son. I still believe my Elisha (1801 GA-1892 AR) is a brother to Rebecca.

I'm doing a project called, "The Elisha Rogers Project," collecting info on as many Elisha Rogers' across the South in the 19th Century as possible. The page is in my Rogers website:


http://rogersgenealogy.tripod.com

I'm going to try to copy or re-transcribe all my Georgia Rogers records to share with you. I lost the flash drive with the original text transcription documents but luckily I had printed them (mostly) all out & have them hard-copy.

Hank

Comment by Ms. Gerry Hill on August 26, 2009 at 7:12am

My Great-Great Grandmother was Rebecca Rogers born 1819 in Putnam Co Ga.
She married 1837 in Henry Co Ga James Stanford Aven who was the son of
Matilda Rogers.
Rebecca was the dtr of Elisha Rogers & Mary Hall-married as his 2nd- 1809 Baldwin Co Ga.
His first wife is unknown, but they had Balaam W, Anon C, Elisha, Richmond Charles and Crawford.
By Mary he had James, Haley B, Lucinda, Rebecca, Matthew?, Mary, Amanda and several census children not known.
Elisha was born a 1770-5 NC and probably died Henry Co. aft 1837.
Matilda-"Pinky"was born 1780 NC and married Amos Aven probably Chatham Co NC who was from Nash, and Northampton.
They moved by 1820 to Tn. and had most of their children in NC- at least 13- More on the Tn bunch and one or two that came to Ga.

Comment by Evelyn Margarita Hutto on July 29, 2009 at 9:51am

My grandmother was Evelyn Amerine Rogers from Claxton, Ga. My grandfather Andrew Elisha Rogers was from Daisy, Ga. His father Uriah Allen Rogers was fron Tattnall Cty., Ga. His father Thomas E. Rogers was from Bulloch, Cty., Ga. His father, Uriah Allen J. Rogers was from North Carolina. His father Thomas Rogers was from South Carolina.
Do you have any information on this Rogers line?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Evelyn