Waty M. Rogers

• BIRTH: ABT 1829, McLean, Tompkins, New York
• DEATH: 25 Aug 1902, Auburn, Cayuga, New York
• BURIAL: Fort Hill Cemetery, Auburn, Cayuga, New York
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• MARRIAGE: 31 Dec 1848

1.  Mary L. Whipple (ABT 1848 - ____)
2.  Esgtelle Viola Whipple (1859 - ____)

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Notes

!SOURCE: Obituary of Waty M. Rogers in the Auburn Daily Bulletin Wednesday August 27, 1902, cited by Jean Walker (email hidden) in email to Weldon Whipple, 17 Dec 2007: "Waty M. Rogers, widow of Alfred B. Whipple died 25 August 1902 in Auburn NY. She was 73 years old. She was buried at Fort Hill Cemetery in Auburn NY."

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