Married Sarah Jewett Prime 7 Oct, 1718, Robert Rogers of Rowley, as his second wife. Two children were born of this marriage : Joseph, bp. 17 Jan, 1719-20, and Jane, bp. 15 Oct, 1721. She died 20 Nov, 1722
Queen Anne’s War (1702–1713) In the records of the general court of Massachusetts, mention is made several times of these conflicts. The sum of L. 4 was granted to ’Robert Rogers of Rowley,’ who was ’one of Captain Peirson’s company when attacked by the Indians at Dunstable, and was wounded by a spear run into his breast.*
[ The sum of L. 10 was also allowed to Captain Peirson, ’for the scalp of an Indian enemy slain the last summer by him and his company at Dunstable, -to be by him distributed and paid to such of his troops, and the inhabitants of said town, that were at the garrison when and where the Indian was slain.’" * Mass. Military Records. May 26, 1707.
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