Box 1
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Contains 53 Results:
Rodgers, Aleri - Loan document, 1851
File — Box: 1, Folder: 26
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1851
Rodgers, Aleri - Receipts, 1837-1850
File — Box: 1, Folder: 27
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1837-1850
Rodgers, Aleri - Will, 1864
File — Box: 1, Folder: 28
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1864
Rodgers, Aleri and Andrew, Sr. Land Declarations, 1822, 1828
File — Box: 1, Folder: 29
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1822, 1828
Rodgers, Alexander, to Isabel Ireland Rodgers [Alexander Rodgers' niece], 1847
File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1847
Rodgers, Alexander, to Andrew Rodgers (Sr.) [Alexander Rodgers' brother], [1847]
File — Box: 1, Folder: 31
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr., to William Davidson, 1830, 1837, 1839
File — Box: 1, Folder: 32
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1830, 1837, 1839
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr., to Alexander Rodgers [Andrew Rodgers Sr.'s brother], 1840
File — Box: 1, Folder: 33
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1840
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr., to Anna Maria D. Rodgers [Andrew Rodgers Sr.'s niece, Aniel Rodgers' daughter], 1839, 1844
File — Box: 1, Folder: 34
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1839, 1844
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr., to Andrew Rodgers Jr. [Andrew Rodgers Sr.'s nephew], 1840
File — Box: 1, Folder: 35
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1840
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr., to Isabel I. Rodgers [Andrew Rodgers Sr.'s mother], 1818
File — Box: 1, Folder: 36
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1818
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr., to John Rodgers [Andrew Rodgers Sr.'s brother], 1840
File — Box: 1, Folder: 37
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1840
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr., to Thomas Rodgers [Andrew Rodgers Sr.'s half brother], 1818
File — Box: 1, Folder: 38
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1818
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr., to unidentified, 1833, 1840
File — Box: 1, Folder: 39
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1833, 1840
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr. - Correspondence from friend William Porter, 1837-1838
File — Box: 1, Folder: 40
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1837-1838
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr. - Correspondence (also to Margaret and Samuel Rodgers), from friend Mary Young, 1822-1826
File — Box: 1, Folder: 41
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1822-1826
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr. - Financial documents, miscellaneous, 1837-1838, n.d.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 42
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
n.d.
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr. - Letters, writing samples, etc., n.d.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 43-45
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
n.d.
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr. - Poetry, n.d.
File — Box: 1, Folder: 46
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
n.d.
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr. - Postal receipts, 1828-1835
File — Box: 1, Folder: 47-48
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1828-1835
Rodgers, Andrew, Sr. - Real estate documents, 1823, 1830, 1837
File — Box: 1, Folder: 49
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1823, 1830, 1837
Rodgers, Aniel - Real Estate Agreement, 1837
File — Box: 1, Folder: 50
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
1837
Rodgers, Mary Davidson, to Margaret Rodgers [Mary Davidson Rodgers' sister in law?], 1823
File — Box: 1, Folder: 51
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
Mary Davidson, to Margaret Rodgers [Mary Davidson Rodgers' sister in law?], 1823
Rodgers, Mary Davidson, to Phebe Davidson [Mary Davidson Rodgers' sister], 1823
File — Box: 1, Folder: 52
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
Mary Davidson, to Phebe Davidson [Mary Davidson Rodgers' sister], 1823
Rodgers, Mary Davidson. Widow's military pension certificate (War of 1812), 1872
File — Box: 1, Folder: 53
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From the Series:
Correspondence and other writings from the first generation of Rodger(s) in the United States: Rev. John Rodger and his first and second wives (Elizabeth Blackwood, 1746-1778; and Isabel Ireland, d. 1822, respectively), and correspondence and other writings from his ten children. Until the 1830s, the Rodgers family was living in Rockbridge County, Virginia, then many of them moved to Missouri, and then on to Warren County, Illinois. Much of the correspondence and writing is from Andrew...
Dates:
Mary Davidson. Widow's military pension certificate (War of 1812), 1872