Carl & Elaine (Grove) Rhodes' Genealogy PagesThis Site is Dedicated to Our Forebears, and their Descendants
Abt 1600 - 
Abt 1650-Abt 1750
| Giles Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1625-1650 |
| Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland | |
| D: | Abt 1725-1750 |
| Dunkirk, King and Queen, Virginia | |
Abt 1650-
| Rachel Eastham | |
| B: | Abt 1625-1650 |
1683-
| John Rogers | |
| B: | 14 Mar 1683 |
| Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts | |
1678-
| Deborah Hatch | |
| B: | 24 Mar 1678 |
| Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts | |
| M: | 13 Apr 1707 |
| Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts | |
Abt 1700-
| Lucy Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1675-1700 |
Abt 1700-
| Peter Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1675-1700 |
Abt 1700-
| Rachel Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1675-1700 |
Abt 1700-
| Susannah Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1675-1700 |
Abt 1700-
| Mary Ann Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1675-1700 |
Abt 1700-1747
| Henry Thomas Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1675-1700 |
| Spotsylvania, Virginia | |
| D: | 2 Nov 1747 |
| Spotsylvania, Virginia | |
| Mary Elizabeth Gilliam | |
| M: | Abt 1700-1725 |
Abt 1700-
| Giles Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1675-1700 |
Abt 1650-Abt 1750
| Lucy Eastham | |
| B: | Abt 1625-1650 |
| Worcestershire, England | |
| D: | Abt 1725-1750 |
| King and Queen, Virginia | |
Abt 1650-
| John Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1625-1650 |
Abt 1650-
| Peter Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1625-1650 |
Abt 1650-
| William Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1625-1650 |
Abt 1675-
| Robert Rogers | |
| B: | Abt 1650-1675 |
Abt 1625-Abt 1675
| Lucille Iverson | |
| B: | Abt 1600-1625 |
| Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland | |
| D: | Abt 1650-1675 |
| Worcestershire, England | |
1611-Abt 1700
| John Rogers | |
| B: | 16 Apr 1611 |
| Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland | |
| M: | Abt 1625-1650 |
| Worcestershire, England | |
| D: | Abt 1675-1700 |
Abt 1600-
| Rebecca Gifford | |
| B: | Abt 1575-1600 |
| Gifford, East Lothian, Scotland | |
Abt 1600-Abt 1675
| Abraham Iverson | |
| B: | Abt 1575-1600 |
| Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland | |
| D: | Abt 1650-1675 |
| Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland | |
If we know where we came from; we way better know where to go. If we know who we came from; we may better understand who we are