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- Rogers Index in the Filson Club, Louiseville, Kentucky
"Genealogies of Virginia Families": Willam and Mary College Quarterly
Colonial Virginia Source Records, 1600-1700's
Marriages of Virginia Residents Vol II, Part III, Surnames R-S,Page 76
"A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the USA." Vol. 1. Author: Whyte,Donald
See Comp. Am. Genealogy p.781 vol.5
THE COMPENDIUM OF AMERICAN GENEALOGY The Standard GenealogicalEncyclopedia of THE FIRST FAMILIES OF AMERICA Edited by: Frederick AdamsVirkus, F.I.A.G.
[ Vol. IV ) 1930, Page 615, [ Vol. V )1933, Page 781, [ Vol. VII ) 1942,Page 878. Baltimore: Genealogical PublishingCompany -1968
Giles m. Rachel Eastham received a patent, 1670, New Kent Co10T169
land grant on Dragon Swamp; Stratton Major Parish, King and Queen County,Virginia.
Giles Rogers was named after St. Giles, the patron saint of Edinburgh.
Nephew of Thomas John Rogers (1587-1621), 18th Signer of the MayflowerCompact and a Mayflower Pilgrim who came to Virginia in 1620.
Giles RogersSr., was named after the patron Saint "Giles" of Endinburgh,Scotland, where hewas born. He was well educated and after maturitymoved to and settled in Worcestershire, England; where he married RachelEastham (pronounced "Esam"). Giles Sr. and Rachel had six children -three born in England, one born on-board ship, and two born in America.Giles Sr.'s motto being "Act Justly and Fear Not". He emigrated toVirginia were he patented 400 acres on 18 Apr 1670, in the Parish ofStratton Major, in New Kent County on the road to Piscataway, VA . Hereturned toEngland, married Rachel in 1672 and returned to Virginia in1680 aboard his ownship named "Bay" . Son John was born aboard ship inroute from England in 1680.He settled in King and Queen County,Virginia, near the present town of Dunkrik. They brought everything withthem they thought they would need in the new land, including farmanimals, household furnishings, tools, and servants.
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