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They have six childeren together between 1598 and 1613:
Thomas (died 1), Richard (died 1), Joseph (died 76), John (died 85),
Elizabeth (died ?), and Margaret (died ?).
Some sources say Richard was "possibly" one of their children.
The year they move is unsure and there is some discrepency.
Thomas was recorded as a camlet merchant; he sold asian fabrics made of camel hair or angora wool mixed with silk.
The Rogers are Separatists and part of the Separatist Church.
Bradford’s history states that Thomas Rogers’ other children came over, married and had many children. John Rogers has been identified, which means Elizabeth and Margaret Rogers likely came over with their brother, perhaps around 1629/30 (when some of the remaining family members in Leiden were brought over), however they have not yet been identified in Plymouth.
Baker, Peggy M. “The Rogers Family.” General Society of Mayflower Descendants, https://themayflowersociety.org/passenger-profile/passenger-profiles/the-rogers-family/. Accessed 9 December 2022.
“Rogers-Thomas — MayflowerHistory.com.” MayflowerHistory.com, http://mayflowerhistory.com/rogers-thomas. Accessed 9 December 2022.
Stratton, Eugene, and Thomas Rogers. “Thomas Rogers (Mayflower passenger).” Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Rogers_(Mayflower_passenger). Accessed 9 December 2022.