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Giles Fitz Rogers Sr (1643 - 1731)

Giles Fitz Rogers Sr
Born in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotlandmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Husband of — married 1672 in Worcestershire, Englandmap
Husband of — married 1672 in Worcester, Worcestershire, Englandmap
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 88 in Dunkirk, King and Queen County, Colony of Virginiamap
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Biography

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Giles Rogers Sr was a Virginia colonist.

Giles Rogers I (1645-1730); son of: John Rogers II (1609-1680); son of: Thomas Mathew Rogers (1565-1610); son of: Bernard Fitz Rogers (1543-1583); son of: John Rogers "the Martyr" (1507-1555) burned at the stake, 1554/1555; nephew of Thomas John Rogers (1587-1621), the Mayflower Pilgrim; He emigrated to Virginia, 1670 where he patented land, April 18th 1670; returned to England and married 1672, Rachel Eastham in England; he returned to VA., 1680, arriving in his own ship and settled on his land grant, on Dragon Swamp, Stratton Major Parish, King and Queen Co., Virginia.[1]

The interesting situation of Giles marrying two different Eastham women (Rachel & Lucy) the same year of 1672 in England (according to different researchers) seems clear that something happened to Rachel and that the Giles children were born by Lucy, since the first female child was named Lucy after her mother. Most researchers agree there were 6 children.[2]

Giles Rogers, of Virginia is presumed to carry DNA based on test results from other relatives in the family tree: R1b1a2a1a1b4

Sources

  • "Genealogies of Virginia Residents",
  • "A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the USA"
  • https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/KZLK-FQT/john-m.-rogers-1680-1768
  • THE COMPENDIUM OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY The Standard Genealogical Encyclopedia of THE FIRST FAMILIES OF AMERICA Edited by: Frederick Adams Virkus, F.I.A.G. [ Vol. IV ) 1930, Page 615, [ Vol. V ) 1933, Page 781, [ Vo l. VII ) 1942

Change note

Giles is believed to be the son of John Rogers (son of Thomas Matthew Rogers and Hannah McMURDOCKE) & Lucy Iverson. There is no record of him being the son of the John Rogers (son of Thomas of the Mayflower) & Anna Churchman (jlpm Nov 9 2012)

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Note: Further research is required to locate primary

Siblings

  1. John Rogers 1594 - 1629
  2. Timothy Rogers 1625 - 1728
  3. Joseph Rogers 1613 - 1716

Children:

  1. x Giles Rogers II 1673 - 1674
  2. Peter Rogers 1677 - 1698
  3. x Rachel Latham (born Rogers) 1683 - 1684 '
  4. Lucy Wilson (born Rogers) 1675 - 1731
  5. John Rogers 1680 - 1762
  6. x Mary Ann Rogers 1687 - 1688'
  7. Mary Ann Samuels (born Rogers) 1690 - 1704

Sources

  1. THE COMPENDIUM OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY The Standard Genealogical Encyclopedia of THE FIRST FAMILIES OF AMERICA Edited by: Frederick Adams Virkus, F.I.A.G. [ Vol. IV ) 1930, Page 615, [ Vol. V ) 1933, Page 781, [ Vo l. VII ) 1942,
  2. " "Genealogies of Virginia Residents", "A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the USA"




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Don't know much about Giles Sr. From WikiTree: The interesting situation of Giles marrying two different Eastham women (Rachel & Lucy) the same year of 1672 in England (according to different researchers) seems clear that something happened to Rachel and that the Giles children were born by Lucy, since the first female child was named Lucy after her mother. Most researchers agree there were 6 children.[2]

Thats about it!

posted by Charles Campbell
How did he marry two women on the same day? AND was the a recognized illegitimate son of John?
posted by Lynette Jester
There is still two Giles, Peters and Mary Ann's. Surely some cleanup needs done on the children.
Children of Giles Sr./mergers needed

Giles Rogers Jr. b.1673 son of Lucie Eastham

Giles Rogers II b.1673 son of Rachel Eastham

Lucy b.1675 daughter of Sarah Iverson

Peter b.1677 son of Lucie Eastham Unsourced

Peter b.1677 son of Rachel Eastham Sourced

John b.1680 son of Rachel Eastham

Rachel b.1660 daughter of Rachel Eastham

Rachel b.1683 daughter of Lucie Eastham

Mary Anne b.1660 daughter of Rachel Eastham

Mary Ann b.1687 daughter of Lucie Eastham

Mary Ann b.1690 daughter of Lucie Eastham

Susannah b.1683 daughter of Lucie Eastham

Henry b.1689 son of Lucie Eastham

posted by Loretta (Leger) Corbin
Rogers-17253 and Rogers-289 appear to represent the same person because: same
posted by Todd Altic
The Rachel's need to be merged. And I question Lucy.
posted by Lynette Jester
Rogers-289 and Rogers-2753 appear to represent the same person because: looks like your own dupe
posted by Todd Altic
Rogers-289 and Rogers-2752 appear to represent the same person because: looks to be same, with some other possible merges as well.
posted by Todd Altic
Notes for Giles Rogers: Giles Rogers Sr., was named after the patron Saint "Giles" of Edinburgh, Scotland, where he was born. He was well educated and after maturity moved to and settled in Worcestershire, England; where he married Rachel Eastham (pronounced "Esam"). Giles Sr. and Rachel had six children - three born in England, one born on-board ship, and two born in America. Giles Sr.'s motto being "Act Justly and Fear Not." Giles was the nephew of Thomas Rogers, who had emigrated to America on the Mayflower. Giles made a preliminary trip to America, and then in 1680, immigrated in his own ship, bringing with him his wife, three children, artisans, and servants, laborers, and materials for constructing buildings, etc. He settled in King and Queen County, Virginia, near the present town of Dunkirk. He died about 1730 at the age of about ninety years old.
posted by [Living Ward]
Notes for GILES ROGERS:

GEN: The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy: First Families of America (1968) GEN: (FHL #973 D2rf, Vol 1) pp. 110-989


posted by [Living Ward]
Died 1730-1731

King and Queen, Virginia, USA

Buried Old Park Church, Andover, King & Queen, Virginia

posted by [Living Ward]

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