BIOGRAPHY

MARY JANE WEBB ROGERS - OF LE ROY, NY

OBITUARY: Mary Jane Webb Rogers; LeRoy, Genesee co., New York

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Batavia Daily News, October 1904
Mrs. N. M. Rogers

After having been confined to her bed over two years, Mrs. Nathaniel M. Rogers died Friday morning at 7 o'clock at the home of her son Fred C. Rogers, on St. Mark's street. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Pierre Cushing officiating. Interment was at Machpelah cemetery.

Mary Jane Webb was born in Turin, Lewis County, July 22, 1828, where she lived until twenty years later, when she was married to Mr. Rogers. They moved to Stafford soon afterwards and in 1851 came to Le Roy, where she had since resided. Mr. Rogers died in July 1894, aged 76 years also. Both were
attendants at St. Mark's church for many years, first when the building stood in the old cemetery on Church street.

Mrs. Rogers was a woman who lived for her family, giving them her whole time and attention, fulfilling the mission of a wife in every particular. She
was the second oldest in a family of seven and the second one in the family to die. She leaves three sisters, viz: Mrs. Sarah Mathers, of Boonville; Mrs.
Marion Noble of Kentland, Ind.; Miss Maria Webb, of Utica; also two half-sisters, Misses Helen and Julia Coventry, of Turin. Two sons also survive;
Charles B. Rogers and Fred C. Rogers, of Le Roy.