George Vining ROGERS\Mary Ann BLYTH
George Vining ROGERS, son of William ROGERS and Elizabeth PARRY , was born 1777 in Droxford. He married Mary Ann BLYTH February 05, 1799 in Kingston Church, Porchester. He died 1846. Mary Ann BLYTH, daughter of John BLYTH and female FLETCHER , was born abt. 1784.


Children of George Vining ROGERS and Mary Ann BLYTH are:

1. William Augustus ROGERS, b. 1804 See William Augustus ROGERS & Caroline Thorold ROGERS
2. Louisa ROGERS, b. 1805
3. Frederick ROGERS, b. 1808
4. Mary Ann ROGERS, b. 1809
5. Francis S. ROGERS, b. 1811 See Francis S. ROGERS & ?
6. John Blyth ROGERS, b. March 10, 1801 See John Blyth ROGERS & Emma COBDEN
7. Charles ROGERS, b. 1802
8. male ROGERS, b. February 05, 1800 See male ROGERS & ?
9. George ROGERS, b. abt. 1799
10. Alexander ROGERS, b. abt. 1801
11. Joseph ROGERS, b. abt. 1803
12. Edmund ROGERS, b. abt. 1806
13. James ROGERS, b. abt. 1807
14. Richard ROGERS, b. abt. 1810
15. Alfred ROGERS, b. abt. 1812

Notes for George Vining ROGERS:

Migrated to Meon the year following his grandfather Charles HERON'sdeath, probably to take over his practice as surgeon. Probably educatedat Bishop's Waltham, where several of his sons went to school. Obtainedsurgeon's certificate January 20, 1801. Began practice when little over20 years of age, as an Army surgeon, attached to Porchester Castle, thenfilled with French prisoner. By 1809, had seven children under ten yearsof age. By 1818 had twelve children under eighteen years of age. Had atotal of twenty children. Sixteen of his children lived to maturity.Seven of the sons were brought up in the medical profession.
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Notes for Mary Ann BLYTH:

Aged 15 years old when she met her husband
Survived her husband many years, living as a widow, at Bishop's Waltham,with
some relatives.


Notes for Louisa ROGERS:


Notes for Frederick ROGERS:

Became a surgeon


Notes for Mary Ann ROGERS:


Notes for Charles ROGERS:

Twin to John


Notes for George ROGERS:

Became a surgeon


Notes for Alexander ROGERS:

Became a surgeon


Notes for Joseph ROGERS:

Became a surgeon


Notes for Edmund ROGERS:

Became a surgeon


Notes for James ROGERS:

Entered the Church


Notes for Richard ROGERS:

Entered the Church


Notes for Alfred ROGERS:

Took to the sea. When in command of a barque named the 'Fawn', his crewof
Malays mutinied and murdered him and his wife on the high seas.