by Virginia J Rogers. 118p

The family history of Johann and Anna Maria involves their contribution to populating Westmoreland County with ten children. Their daughter Anna Elizabeth Meyer married Andrew Brown, further expanding the family tree. Descendants of David and Margaret Rodgers include sons Robert, William, John Price, and James Burnett, who were born in North Carolina and Tennessee. Efforts are being made to trace their movements and verify dates to create a comprehensive family record.

The legacy of William Rodgers includes having his property confiscated due to his involvement in the American Revolution. His brothers Thomas, Samuel, John, and Abraham settled in various locations, each contributing to the family's history in different ways. The family's journey and struggles during this period are significant in understanding their resilience and determination to overcome challenges.

George Albert Rogers, born in New Mexico in 1898, experienced a nomadic childhood as his family moved to Arizona and Texas. Following his father's death, the family faced hardships, highlighting the resilience and adaptability of the Rogers family through generations. George's life story reflects the broader themes of migration, loss, and perseverance that characterize the family's history.