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Whiston Families

Rodgers Family

Matthew Rodgers, a Stone Mason, was born in Whiston. He married Sarah Cawthorne 16 MAY 1805 in Whiston. Sarah was born in Thorpe Hesley.

Rotherham marriage register has Matthias Rogers & Sarah Cawthorne m. 29 July 1804 at Rotherham.

Children of Mathias and Sarah Rodgers:

Children of Mathew and Sarah Rodgers:

According to the History & Directory of Sheffield and Rotherham, dated 1833; Matthew Rodgers owned the Beer House in Whiston.

1851 census Children of Matthew and Sarah Rogers all born in Whiston:

Living with Sarah in Kimberworth at the time of the census of 1861:

According to the marriage certificate of Matthias, his father Matthew was deceased before 1871, census details suggest, deceased before 1861.

Mathias Rodgers was born in Whiston about 1843. He married Annie Shaw (nee Pierpoint) in Dec 1871 . The marriage took place in a registry office. Witness was John Rodgers and another (unreadable). They were now living at Chemist Lane, Masbrough

Mary Elizabeth Rodgers

Children of Mathias and Annie:

Mary Elizabeth Rodgers, pictured here, married Richard Jones from Rawmarsh, possibly around 1894. They moved away to Sunderland where they had a shop.

Notes re Annie Pierpoint
Annie's father was Henry Pierpoint (blacksmith).
She was a widow, aged 29, when she married Matthias.
Her first husband was unknown Shaw.



Children of Arthur and Bertha(Nee Rodgers):

Edith died in 2007 at the age of 101.

John Rogers (1850), son of Matthew and Sarah, had married Annie from Masbrough by 1881. He was a Stone Mason, living in High Street Whiston. Children:

Also with the family was a niece, Edith Annie Rowdon aged 14 from Sheffield.

In 1891, Annie was a widow living with sons Sydney, age 32, a coal filler, Albert, age 29, a coal Filler and Joseph, age 26, a general labourer, all unmarried.

Sydney was living at 8 Guilthwaite Crescent in 1953. Some of his memories of Whiston were featured in the Rotherham Advertiser. He said the blacksmith's forge was on the site of the Post Office, where enormous cartwheels were hooped with iron; he remembered the flour mill which gave Mill Hill it's name; he remembered children from the old Board School being put in the village stocks for being naughty !

Albert Rodgers m. Sarah Shaw in 1912. Children:

Phyllis Rodgers worked on the buses for many years, she lived on Hillside, with her father, in a red brick house - the one nearest the chapel.She was a friend of Clarice Bartholomew who was a bus conductress.

 

Listed on the 1891 census for Whiston and the 1901 census for Treeton, is another Rodgers family. (Is there a connection with this family?)


Are the following connected to this family?

Children of Joseph and Ann Rodgers:
Benjamin c. 25 DEC 1790 Whiston

 

Living at Whiston Road (Woodland Villa) Whiston in 1881:
Emma RODGERS Head W Female 63 Sheffield, Retired (Draper)
Katherine RODGERS Daur U Female 28 Rotherham
Annie E.B. NICHOLSON Niece U Female 47 Sheffield
Matilda BINNEY Niece U Female 21 Sheffield

and

George Hy. RODGERS Head M Male 41 Aldwarke, York, General Labourer
Martha RODGERS Wife M Female 50 Whiston, Labourers Wife
George Hy. MELLOWS Nephew Male 1 Manchester

 

Charles Rodgers born 1844 in Whiston, in 1851 was living in Glam Leckwith and Eliza Rodgers born 1847 in Whiston


Pedigree of Rodgers of Treeton and Handsworth

Rodgers of Bramley and Wickersley

 

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Savage assault on George Rodgers