Mon Valley Biographies - Thomas W Rogers

Mon Valley Biographies

Thomas W Rogers of Beallsville, Washington Co. and Carmichaels, Greene Co.

From: Biographical History of Greene County by Samuel P Bates,
Nelson, Rishforth, and Co, Chicago, 1888, p 634


Submitted by:  Marta Burns

 Surnames:  Rogers, McLean, Daugherty

        Thomas W Rogers, photographer, who was born in Beallsville, Washington County, Penna, July 17, 1846, is a son of James R Rogers and Sarah McLean Rogers, also natives of Washington County. Mrs Sarah Rogers died in 1854. Mr Rogers, who is a carpenter and contractor, now resides in the state of Indiana. His family consists of seven children now living: five sons and two daughters (five dead). Thomas Rogers, who is the third son, was reared in Washington County on the farm and attended school at Beallsville. In 1861 he learned photography, at which he worked for over three years before he opened his establishment in Carmichaels, where he has been a very popular and very successful photographer.

        In 1869 Mr Rogers married Miss Belle Daugherty, daughter of Joseph Daugherty. They are the parents of five children: Olly Rogers; Velma Rogers; Wilber Rogers; Ina Rogers and Fred Rogers. Mr Rogers is modest and unassuming but industrious and energetic in his business, and has always had the respect and confidence of the community, from which he has received a liberal patronage. In politics he is a Republican; and he and Mrs Rogers are among the most faithful and prominent members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
 


 
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