- in 1870, still in Essex, with May E A, 20; Ida M, 17; all of New York; and J Alton, 6, who was born in Michigan. By now, mother Emily is gone (died 1866), and 76-year-old father Hazen has moved in with them.
- finally, in 1910, forty years later, still in Essex, we find Rogers Emily A, 60, widowed, with no children, sharing quarters with her mother Melvina Jaquish, 79, widowed, with 4 children, 2 living.
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Those two living children were, of course, Emily (“May E A,” apparently named after her paternal grandmother and later married to Rowland Rogers) and J Alton, buried in Sowle Cemetery as John A.
Ida didn’t quite make it to her twentieth birthday. We have no documents and no name for Azro’s and Malvina’s fourth child.
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