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About Elizabeth Rogers
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=41506623 Birth: unknown, England Death: unknown, USA
Elizabeth Rowland was the daughter of Samuel Rowland of Stratford. She married James Rogers (abt. 1615 to early 1687/8) by about 1640. They had seven children: Samuel, Joseph, John, Bathsheba Smith Fox, James, Jonathan, & Elizabeth Beebe. James Swift Rogers included precise dates of birth for the six youngest children of this immigrant, stating that the "births of the children are recorded in Milford," but only son Jonathan actually appears in those records. In the 1670s most members of the Rogers family became adherents of the Seventh-Day Baptists of Rhode Island. Three sons of the immigrant joined that church in 1674 and 1675, and in 1676 James Rogers, his wife, and daughter Bathsheba also joined. Within a few years John Rogers, son of the immigrant, split away from the Seventh-Day Baptists and formed his own sect, in which he was followed by his father and most other members of the family. John Rogers and some of his followers, especially his sister Bathseba, expressed themselves repeatedly by disrupting the meetings of the New London Congregational church, and as a result were often fined and jailed. This sect has become known as the Rogerene Quakers
Family links:
Spouse:
James Rogers (1615 - 1687)
Children:
Samuel Rogers (1640 - 1713)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Unknown
Elizabeth Rowland born 1621 England, and died Abt. 1709 in New London, New London, Ct.
Parents: Samuel Rowland and ?
Married:
- Abt 1639 in Stratford, Fairfield, CT to James Rogers (born 2 Feb 1615 Stratford, On-Avon, Eng and died 16 Feb 1687 in New London, New London, Ct) son of John Rogers, b. ? Dedham, Essex, England and died 1636? and ?
Children of Elizabeth Rowland and James Rogers:
- Samuel b. December 12, 1640; d. December 01, 1713.
- Joseph b. May 14, 1646, Stratford, Fairfield, CT or Milford; d. 1697, Waterford, Ct.
- John b. December 01, 1648; d. October 17, 1721.
- Bathsheba b. December 30, 1650; d. November 23, 1711.
- James, Captain b. February 15, 1651/52; d. November 08, 1713.
- Jonathan b. December 31, 1655; d. Bef. November 1697.
- Elizabeth b. April 15, 1658; d. June 10, 1716.
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Notes
- CT Nutmegger, Volume 28, page 568
The Public Record Office in London contains a copy of a "license to go beyond the seas," dated April 15, 1635. Among those "to be transported to New England imbarqued in the "Increase"" is James Rogers, 20 years. In 1637 James Rogers was one of six men from Saybrook who took part in the Pequot War. A few years late James was in Stratford, CT where he married Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel Rowland. For a time James Rogers was in Milford, where his son Joseph was born, and thereafter he became prominent in New London.
Birth: unknown, England
Death: unknown, USA
Elizabeth Rowland was the daughter of Samuel Rowland of Stratford. She married James
Rogers (abt. 1615 to early 1687/8) by about 1640. They had seven children: Samuel, Joseph, John, Bathsheba Smith Fox, James, Jonathan, & Elizabeth Beebe. James Swift Rogers included precise dates of birth for the six youngest children of this immigrant, stating that the "births of the children are recorded in Milford," but only son Jonathan actually appears in those records. In the 1670s most members of the Rogers family became adherents of the Seventh-Day Baptists of Rhode Island. Three sons of the immigrant joined that church in 1674 and 1675, and in 1676 James Rogers, his wife, and daughter Bathsheba also joined. Within a few years John Rogers, son of the immigrant, split away from the Seventh-Day Baptists and formed his own sect, in which he was followed by his father and most other members of the family. John Rogers and some of his followers, especially his sister Bathseba, expressed themselves repeatedly by disrupting the meetings of the New London Congregational church, and as a result were often fined and jailed. This sect has become known as the Rogerene Quakers
Family links:
Spouse:
James Rogers (1615 - 1687)
Children:
Samuel Rogers (1640 - 1713)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Unknown
Created by: Linda Mac Record added: Sep 03, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 41506623 ___________________________________
James Rogers was born in Straford upon Avon, Warwick, England, on Thursday, February 2, 1615, and died in New London, Connecticut, on February 16, 1687. Elizabeth Rowland died in New London in 1709. They were married in Stratford, Connecticut, in 1639. She took the name Elizabeth Rogers. She is the daughter of Samuel Rowland. They had six children: i. Samuel Rogers [#514]: He was born in New London on December 12, 1640, and died in New London on December 1, 1713. ii. Joseph Rogers was born in New London on May 14, 1646, and died in New London on November 8, 1713. iii. James Rogers was born in New London on December 1, 1648. iv. Bathsheba Rogers was born in New London on December 30, 1650, and died in New London on November 23, 1711. v. Jonathan Rogers was born in New London on December 31, 1655, and died in New London in 1697. He drowned near Gull Island, New London. vi. Elizabeth Rogers was born in New London on April 15, 1658, and died in Orient, Suffolk, New York, on June 10, 1716.
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Elizabeth Rogers's Timeline
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1621
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England
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1636
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Cork, Cork, Ireland
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December 12, 1640
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New London, New London Colony, (Present Connecticut), (Present USA)
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1640
Age 19
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March 27, 1642
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Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
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1643
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Milford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
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May 14, 1646
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Milford, New Haven, Connecticut, British Colonial America
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December 1, 1648
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Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut
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December 30, 1650
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Stratfield, Fairfield, Connecticut
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