Lieutenant Joseph Rogers 
M, #14050, b. Jan 23, 1603, d. Jan 15, 1678
Family | Hannah Churchman b. circa 1611, d. Jan 2, 1678 |
| Children | - John Rogers b. circa 1632, d. circa Jun, 1718
- Sarah Rogers b. Aug 6, 1633
- Joseph Rogers b. Jul 19, 1635, d. Dec 27, 1660
- Mary Rogers b. circa 1637
- Thomas Rogers b. Mar 29, 1638, d. circa 1678
- Hannah Anne Rogers
 b. Sep 29, 1639, d. Mar 7, 1703 - Elizabeth Rogers+ b. Sep 29, 1639, d. Jan 2, 1677
- John Rogers b. Apr 30, 1642, d. Apr 27, 1713
- Mary Rogers b. Sep 22, 1644, d. Apr 19, 1718
- Abigail Rogers b. circa 1647, d. Jun 15, 1671
- James Rogers b. Oct 18, 1648, d. Apr 13, 1678
- Timothy Rogers b. Apr 23, 1650, d. circa 1728
- Hannah Rogers+ b. Aug 8, 1652, d. Oct 18, 1690
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Chronological Events
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| Birth* | Jan 23, 1603 | Lieutenant Joseph Rogers was born on Jan 23, 1603 at Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire, England . |
| | He was the son of Thomas Rogers and Alice Cosford. |
| Christening | circa 1620 | Lieutenant Joseph Rogers was christened circa 1620 at Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States. |
| Marriage* | circa 1632 | He married Hannah Churchman circa 1632 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States. |
| Death* | Jan 15, 1678 | Lieutenant Joseph Rogers died on Jan 15, 1678, at age 74 at Eastham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States. |
| Burial* | Jan 16, 1678 | He was buried on Jan 16, 1678 at Cove Burying Ground, Eastham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States. Find A Grave Memorial# 8633.1 |
| Researcher's Note* | | He and his family came to Leiden, Holland, where they are first recorded in 1618. By 1620, the family had sold its house, and Joseph came with father Thomas on the Mayflower to Plymouth. His mother Alice, brother John, and sisters Elizabeth and Margaret remained behind in Leiden.
Joseph was about 18 years old when he made the voyage on the Mayflower with his father. His father Thomas died sometime the first winter at Plymouth. Joseph appears to have resided in the Bradford household for around ten years. He married about 1632, and his first child Sarah was born on 6 August 1633. He moved from Plymouth to Duxbury around 1638, and lived there for a number of years, before moving to Eastham around 1646, and resided in Sandwich for a few years around 1650 before returning to Eastham. He died in Eastham in January 1677/8; in his will he names his wife Hannah, the only record found that names his wife.2 |
Citations
- [S80] Gravestones, online at findagrave.com.
- [S740] Personal Knowledge - McKown, Malcolm K.
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