John “Shoemaker” Rogers

Not the same as John Rogers, Proctor of Civil Law

John Rogers

• Born 1548 in Chelmsford, Essex, England
• Died Jun 1601 in Chelmsford, Essex, England
• Son of John Rogers and Agnes (Unknown) Rogers
• Brother of Mary Rogers and Richard Rogers
• Husband of Mary (Unknown) Rogers
• Husband of Joan Garlinge — married 1579 [location unknown]
• Father of John Rogers III, Thomas Rogers, Mary Rogers, Elizabeth Rogers, Richard Rogers, Katherine Rogers, Nathaniel Rogers, Ezechias Rogers and Susan Rogers

Mary was the first wife of John “shoemaker” Rogers, died 1579, therefore her children likely were

• Rev. John Rogers III , b. 1571, Moulsham, Chelmsford, England; d. 18 Oct 1639
• a. Thomas Rogers, baptized 30 Jan 1574
• b. Mary Rogers, baptized 28 Apr 1576, m. William Griffin
• c. Elizabeth Rogers, baptized 21 Jul 1577
• d. Richard Rogers, baptized 15 Apr 1579

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Rogers-10947

John [Richard's brother] remained in Chelmsford and earned his living as a shoemaker. Among his children was one who bore his own name, John Rogers IV we may call him. After being helped through Cambridge by his uncle [Rev. Richard Rogers], he became a famous Puritan minister at Dedham in the northern border of Essex, and it is from his son Nathaniel that the New England line has sprung.[1]

Research Notes

• First wife, Mary, died in April 1579, buried a few days after the birth of son Richard.[2] -per C-213 19:11, 3 November 2019 (UTC)

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John Rogers  II , son of John, b. 10 Sep 1548, England; d. 1601[xx], Chelmsford, Essex, England;

• m 1st Mary (unknown) [xxi],  ca. 1550; d. 1579.

John & Mary Rogers  had:

• 2.       Rev. John Rogers  III , b. 1571, Moulsham, Chelmsford, England; d. 18 Oct 1639

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