The Painesville Telegraph dated 13 June 1900 page 1
Burial of Mrs. Maria L. Rogers
The remains of Mrs. Maria L. Rogers, who died at the residence of her brother, George Losee, at Clifton Park, New York, June 1, were brought to Painesville Tuesday last week for interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Rogers was the widow of the late Dr. James A. Rogers, and had lived in Painesville and vicinity for thirty years.
Burial of Mrs. Maria L. Rogers
The remains of Mrs. Maria L. Rogers, who died at the residence of her brother, George Losee, at Clifton Park, New York, June 1, were brought to Painesville Tuesday last week for interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Rogers was the widow of the late Dr. James A. Rogers, and had lived in Painesville and vicinity for thirty years.
The Painesville Telegraph dated 13 June 1900 page 1
Burial of Mrs. Maria L. Rogers
The remains of Mrs. Maria L. Rogers, who died at the residence of her brother, George Losee, at Clifton Park, New York, June 1, were brought to Painesville Tuesday last week for interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Rogers was the widow of the late Dr. James A. Rogers, and had lived in Painesville and vicinity for thirty years.
Burial of Mrs. Maria L. Rogers
The remains of Mrs. Maria L. Rogers, who died at the residence of her brother, George Losee, at Clifton Park, New York, June 1, were brought to Painesville Tuesday last week for interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Rogers was the widow of the late Dr. James A. Rogers, and had lived in Painesville and vicinity for thirty years.
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M. L. R. + James A. Rogers M.D./Dec. 28, 1814-Dec. 31, 1893/Maria L. Rogers/His Wife/Feb. 25, 1824-June 1, 1900/ROGERS
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