THE ROGERS FAMILY
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Richard
Rogers of Callington married Jenny Eales on 19 AUG 1792 in Liskeard
(Jenny Rogers was buried on 9 DEC 1826 in Landrake with St Erney aged 67) (Richard Rogers was buried on 22 JAN 1834 in Landrake with St Erney aged 69) |
I have identified seven children
| Name | Date and place Christened | Any other information |
| Elizabeth Rogers | Christened on 28 JUN 1793 in Callington [Source = opc database] |
Married William Spillar on 26 FEB 1816 in Landrake with St Erney |
| John Eales Rogers | Christened on 21 SEP 1795 in Callington [Source = opc database] |
Married Mary Ann Underhill on 9 DEC 1830
in St Pancras, London In document ref TF/2910 dated 6 APR 1835 regarding the Lease and release of Par Cellars, it mentions Jn Eales Rogers, late of Drury Lane, Middx, Inspector of Police, now of Newport Market, Middx |
| Richard Eales Rogers | Christened on 10 NOV 1797 in Callington [Source = opc database] |
In 1841 he is aged 40 band in the Navy. He
is in the home of his sister Elizabeth in Landrake In 1851 he is aged 53 and Lieut RN living in Landrake In 1861 he is aged 63 and Commander RN. He is lliving with his brother in Ashburton, Devon In 1871 he is aged 73 and a retired Commander Royal Navy. He is living with his brother Thomas' family in Ashburton, Devon In 1881 he is aged 83 and Commander RN living in Landrake with St Erney Buried on 10 MAY 1882 in Landrake aged 85 |
| William Rogers | Christened on 15 FEB 1799 in Callington [Source = opc database] |
A William Rogers, infant, was buried on 13 OCT 1799 in St Stephens by Saltash |
| Mary Rogers | Born on 21 JUL 1800 Christened on 21 JUL 1809 in St Stephen by Saltash [Source = opc database] |
Mary Catherine Deeble Rogers married Robert Rean, Surgeon of Liskeard on 6 JAN 1814 in Quethiock |
| Thomas Eales Rogers | Born on 12 MAR 1804 Christened on 21 JUL 1809 in St Stephen by Saltash [Source = opc database] |
Married Emblyn Middleton in 1845 |
| Charles Rogers | Born on 13 MAY 1809 Christened on 21 JUL 1809 in St Stephen by Saltash [Source = opc database] |
In 1841 he is aged 30 and in the home of
his sister Elizabeth in Landrake Married Emme Keast in 1842 |
| ASHBURTON. THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN THOMAS EALES ROGERS, aged 69, took
place at his country residence, Way House, near this town, on Monday.
In his time he had seen much service in the East; he entered the Indian
Navy in 1818, was at the storming of the pirate town of Rasel-Kaima, engaged
in surveys of the Persian Gulf and Red Sea until 1837, when he was made
commander. From 1839 to 1841 he was on service in China, for which he
received the warm thanks of the Government of Bombay. In 1846 he was appointed
Superintendent of the Marine Department of Calcutta, during which time
he effected great improvements in the communications with different parts
of the East. The gallant Captain from a residence of nearly forty years
in India and the East, during which he had filled many important positions,
was eminently qualified to give most valuable information for the government
of that country. After returning to his native country he was presented with two elegant silver vases with covers, beautifully chased and richly gilt, and bearing the following inscription: "Presented to Captain T. E. Rogers, I.N., Superintendent of the Bengal Marine, on his retirement in October 1857, by officers and men of the Department over which he presided for more than ten years, in testimony of their sense of his justice and impartiality towards them, of his untiring energy and conspicuous zeal for the public service, and as a memento of their respect, esteem, and lasting good wishes." In his death the poor and various institutions have lost a firm friend. His charity and benevolence was of a really practical character, he always accompanying his gifts in the winter season with something substantial. His Christianity went further than saying "Be ye warmed," for he gave the poor yearly a good supply of coals. He had been married four times, and now leaves a widow with two children, and two sons by former wives. He is to be buried on Saturday in the vault ordered by him in the parish churchyard. | The Western Times • 16 May 1873 |
I have identified six children
| Name | Date and place Christened | Any other information |
| Emblyn Ellen Rogers | Born on 26 JUN 1846 in Calcutta, Bengal,
India [Source = IGI] |
In 1851 she is aged 4 and in the home of
her Uncle Richard Rogers in Landrake An Emblyn Ellen Rogers died in the SEP quarter 1859 (Lambeth 1d 261) |
| Thomas Middleton Rogers | Born on 13 AUG 1847 in Allypore Christened on 12 SEP 1847 in Fort William, Bengal, India [Source = IGI] |
In 1851 he is aged 3 and in the home of his
Uncle Richard Rogers in Landrake In 1861 he is aged 13 and a Pupil in Exeter St Sidwell, Devon In 1871 he is at home aged 23 and a Law Student In 1901 he is aged 53 and a School Master and Barrister at Law living in Ramsgate, Kent Died in the JUN quarter 1905 aged 58 (Thanet 2a 570) |
| John Eales Rogers | Born on 27 APR 1853 Christened on 22 MAY 1852 in Kidderpore, West Bengal, India [Source = IGI] |
In 1861 he bis aged 7 and a Pupil in Exeter
St Leonard, Devon In 1871 he is aged 19 and a Law Student in the home of Henry Tozer, Solicitor of Ashburton, Devon Not located in 1881 |
| Sarah Jane Rogers | Born on 17 AUG 1854 Christened on 17 SEP 1854 in Kidderpore, West Bengal, India [Source = IGI] |
None |
| Mabel Rogers | Born in the MAR quarter 1871 in Ashburton,
Devon (Newton Abbot 5b 141) |
In 1871 she is at home aged 0 In 1881 she is at home aged 10 and a Scholar Not located in 1891 |
| Winifred Eales Rogers | Born in the SEP quarter 1872 in Ashburton,
Devon (Newton Abbot 5b 121) |
In 1881 she is at home aged 8 and a Scholar Not located in 1891 |
