Garvin Co., OK - Death: Quincy Rogers
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United States Penitentiary:
Fort Leavenworth Kansas

Record of Quincy Rogers   No 3852
Alias: (blank)
Crime: Murder
Sentence: Life
To date from Dec 18, 1903   Convicted So. Dist I.T.
Received at Prison, Dec 21, 1903    Occupation: Farmer	Age 22,

Violations:
Died in Hospital 3:45 PM. Feb 4, 1904 from Entero Colitis

The Records Clerk,  Feb 4, 1904
U.S.P.

Sir:
I have the honor to report that Quincy Rogers, prisoner #3852, died in the
hospital at 3:45 o’clock this P.M. of enterocolitis. Please send names and
addresses of relatives, conjugal condition, and number and locality of his
grave.
    Very Respectively,

J.F. Wallace
Acting Physician.

Record of Death and Interment:

Name of Person interred:      Quincy Rogers
Number of convict:            3852
Conjugal Conditions:          Single
Address of mother:            Jennette Rogers, Wynnewood, Ind. Ty.
Cause of Death:               Enterocolitis
Date of Death:                Feb 4, 1904 3:45 P.M.
Date of Burial:               Feb 5, 1904
Number and locality of grave: #3852 Prison Cemetery

To the Warden:
	Sir: I have the honor to report that the above named convict died at the
prison hospital as indicated above. Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
  J.F. Wallace Acting prison surgeon.

Letter to mother:

Mrs. Jennette Rogers,
Wynnewood,
Indian Territory,

Madam:

This is to inform you that your son Quincy Rogers (No. 3852) died this
afternoon at 3:45 o’clock in the Penitentiary Hospital of inflammation of the
intestines.  He had been sick since January 13th and had received every
medical attention and care.  His remains will be dressed in citizen clothes
and be given a Christian Burial in the Penitentiary Cemetery which is about a
mile from the Penitentiary itself.  His grave will be marked so that in case
it should be the desire of his relatives and friends to have the remains sent
home it can easily be located.  If it is the desire of his relatives and
friends that the remains be sent to them arrangements must be made with the
nearest express agent by depositing enough money to cover both the
undertaker’s charges and express charges and have the agent notify the express
agent in Leavenworth, Kansas who will notify me.  The undertaker’s charges
will be about $25.00.  the express agent can state what the express charges
will be.

  Respectfully, R.W. McLaughry, Warden.