30 MAR 2022, Bio content as entered/written by the original creator of the memorial has been retained, and is below the divider.
28 DEC 2022 SAC on related memorial; following suit here: Remove a portion of the original bio content section from the creator of the memorial; giving the source for given linkage provided there, stating it (providing a link/URL) was prohibited.* [Courtesy of FAG Contributor High Plains History, # 49114415]~ George was born to George Rogers and Betty Harris. He was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. He was the first husband of three married to Minnie Maude Poyser (daughter of Miles R. Poyser and Lydia Ann Dixon) on 18 Jul 1902 in Craig, Oklahoma. They had no children. After the Indian Removal Act of 1830 was passed by the United States, Claremore became part of Indian Territory and the Cherokee Nation. He is buried in Claremore, Oklahoma.
Sources:
"Joseph Poyser and his Descendants 1769-1983" by Josephine Lois Poyser Fullerton pg 192.
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"Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1891-1959," G L R Rogers, 1902
name: G L R Rogers
titles & terms: Mr
event: Marriage
event date: 18 Jul 1902
event place: Craig, Oklahoma, United States
age: 25
race:
birth date:
estimated birth year: 1877
marriage license or bond date:
place of marriage license or bond:
father:
father's titles & terms:
mother:
mother's titles & terms:
spouse: Minnie Poiser
spouse's titles & terms: Miss
spouse's age: 20
spouse's estimated birth year: 1882
spouse's father:
spouse's father's titles & terms:
spouse's mother:
spouse's mother's titles & terms:
reference number:
film number: 1290309
digital folder number: 004532808
image number: 00044
Source Citation
"Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1891-1959," index and images, *[This citation redacted per a request received; was to a website which is owned by the Church of LDS.] G L R Rogers and Minnie Poiser, 1902.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CENSUS YEAR: 1898-1914
TITLE: Native American
TRIBE: Five Civilized Tribes
MICROFILM#: M1186-1
QUANTUM: Cherokee, By Blood
PG# 373
LN# 69b
ROLL_NO. 23352
LAST_NAME Rogers
FIRST_NAME George L.
28 DEC 2022 SAC on related memorial; following suit here: Remove a portion of the original bio content section from the creator of the memorial; giving the source for given linkage provided there, stating it (providing a link/URL) was prohibited.* [Courtesy of FAG Contributor High Plains History, # 49114415]~ George was born to George Rogers and Betty Harris. He was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. He was the first husband of three married to Minnie Maude Poyser (daughter of Miles R. Poyser and Lydia Ann Dixon) on 18 Jul 1902 in Craig, Oklahoma. They had no children. After the Indian Removal Act of 1830 was passed by the United States, Claremore became part of Indian Territory and the Cherokee Nation. He is buried in Claremore, Oklahoma.
Sources:
"Joseph Poyser and his Descendants 1769-1983" by Josephine Lois Poyser Fullerton pg 192.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1891-1959," G L R Rogers, 1902
name: G L R Rogers
titles & terms: Mr
event: Marriage
event date: 18 Jul 1902
event place: Craig, Oklahoma, United States
age: 25
race:
birth date:
estimated birth year: 1877
marriage license or bond date:
place of marriage license or bond:
father:
father's titles & terms:
mother:
mother's titles & terms:
spouse: Minnie Poiser
spouse's titles & terms: Miss
spouse's age: 20
spouse's estimated birth year: 1882
spouse's father:
spouse's father's titles & terms:
spouse's mother:
spouse's mother's titles & terms:
reference number:
film number: 1290309
digital folder number: 004532808
image number: 00044
Source Citation
"Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1891-1959," index and images, *[This citation redacted per a request received; was to a website which is owned by the Church of LDS.] G L R Rogers and Minnie Poiser, 1902.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CENSUS YEAR: 1898-1914
TITLE: Native American
TRIBE: Five Civilized Tribes
MICROFILM#: M1186-1
QUANTUM: Cherokee, By Blood
PG# 373
LN# 69b
ROLL_NO. 23352
LAST_NAME Rogers
FIRST_NAME George L.
30 MAR 2022, Bio content as entered/written by the original creator of the memorial has been retained, and is below the divider.
28 DEC 2022 SAC on related memorial; following suit here: Remove a portion of the original bio content section from the creator of the memorial; giving the source for given linkage provided there, stating it (providing a link/URL) was prohibited.* [Courtesy of FAG Contributor High Plains History, # 49114415]~ George was born to George Rogers and Betty Harris. He was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. He was the first husband of three married to Minnie Maude Poyser (daughter of Miles R. Poyser and Lydia Ann Dixon) on 18 Jul 1902 in Craig, Oklahoma. They had no children. After the Indian Removal Act of 1830 was passed by the United States, Claremore became part of Indian Territory and the Cherokee Nation. He is buried in Claremore, Oklahoma.
Sources:
"Joseph Poyser and his Descendants 1769-1983" by Josephine Lois Poyser Fullerton pg 192.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1891-1959," G L R Rogers, 1902
name: G L R Rogers
titles & terms: Mr
event: Marriage
event date: 18 Jul 1902
event place: Craig, Oklahoma, United States
age: 25
race:
birth date:
estimated birth year: 1877
marriage license or bond date:
place of marriage license or bond:
father:
father's titles & terms:
mother:
mother's titles & terms:
spouse: Minnie Poiser
spouse's titles & terms: Miss
spouse's age: 20
spouse's estimated birth year: 1882
spouse's father:
spouse's father's titles & terms:
spouse's mother:
spouse's mother's titles & terms:
reference number:
film number: 1290309
digital folder number: 004532808
image number: 00044
Source Citation
"Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1891-1959," index and images, *[This citation redacted per a request received; was to a website which is owned by the Church of LDS.] G L R Rogers and Minnie Poiser, 1902.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CENSUS YEAR: 1898-1914
TITLE: Native American
TRIBE: Five Civilized Tribes
MICROFILM#: M1186-1
QUANTUM: Cherokee, By Blood
PG# 373
LN# 69b
ROLL_NO. 23352
LAST_NAME Rogers
FIRST_NAME George L.
28 DEC 2022 SAC on related memorial; following suit here: Remove a portion of the original bio content section from the creator of the memorial; giving the source for given linkage provided there, stating it (providing a link/URL) was prohibited.* [Courtesy of FAG Contributor High Plains History, # 49114415]~ George was born to George Rogers and Betty Harris. He was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. He was the first husband of three married to Minnie Maude Poyser (daughter of Miles R. Poyser and Lydia Ann Dixon) on 18 Jul 1902 in Craig, Oklahoma. They had no children. After the Indian Removal Act of 1830 was passed by the United States, Claremore became part of Indian Territory and the Cherokee Nation. He is buried in Claremore, Oklahoma.
Sources:
"Joseph Poyser and his Descendants 1769-1983" by Josephine Lois Poyser Fullerton pg 192.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1891-1959," G L R Rogers, 1902
name: G L R Rogers
titles & terms: Mr
event: Marriage
event date: 18 Jul 1902
event place: Craig, Oklahoma, United States
age: 25
race:
birth date:
estimated birth year: 1877
marriage license or bond date:
place of marriage license or bond:
father:
father's titles & terms:
mother:
mother's titles & terms:
spouse: Minnie Poiser
spouse's titles & terms: Miss
spouse's age: 20
spouse's estimated birth year: 1882
spouse's father:
spouse's father's titles & terms:
spouse's mother:
spouse's mother's titles & terms:
reference number:
film number: 1290309
digital folder number: 004532808
image number: 00044
Source Citation
"Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1891-1959," index and images, *[This citation redacted per a request received; was to a website which is owned by the Church of LDS.] G L R Rogers and Minnie Poiser, 1902.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CENSUS YEAR: 1898-1914
TITLE: Native American
TRIBE: Five Civilized Tribes
MICROFILM#: M1186-1
QUANTUM: Cherokee, By Blood
PG# 373
LN# 69b
ROLL_NO. 23352
LAST_NAME Rogers
FIRST_NAME George L.
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